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Jim Dunn
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Oct 4, 2010, 4:48 AM
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I have a 2000 Lincoln LS. It has been mostly setting in my garage for the last year because I bought another car on the CLUNKER deal. I got the LS out and was checking everything out so I could offer it for sale when the right rear window operator seemed to make a loud snap as if a belt might have broken and now the window will not work up and down. Could someone tell me how to remove all the inside of the door panels so I might gain access to be able to repair this problem? Thanks
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Sidom
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Oct 4, 2010, 9:21 PM
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I'm away from my database but the rear doors usually arent too bad. Remove all the screws you can see (look carefully at the bottom) and most the time there are push clips holding the panel on. It takes a little force to pop them out. You can carefully pull the panel back a bit and look in between the door and panel and see if you can see them before pulling to hard
I believe the autozone web site has a repair manual section, you can look there for the panel removal and there may be a picture......
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