Have someone support the door while you take a thin flat screwdriver and pry the metal clips off of the ends of the old support. Once the clips are off, the old support will pop off. The new one is just pressed into place with the clips on.
= How do you replace the rear dutch door latch on a 1997 gmc safari?" =
Door is the Dutch word for by.
Door Sill - A horizontal beam below the door that supports the frame Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Door#Doorway
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Doe de deur dicht.
Are you sure you mean the 'A-Frame', or do you mean the 'A-Pillar'? The frame of the car supports the door pillars and the roof. It supports the roof on two or three pillars depending on whether the car is a two door or a four door. Immediately after the hood (bonnet), the A-Pillar supports the hinges for the front doors and the windshield (windscreen). The B-Pillar supports the pin that secures the front door locks and the hinges for the rear doors (if fitted). The C-Pillar supports the pin that secures the the rear door locks (if fitted) and the rear window. Each pillar is identified by the side on which it is found (driver side / passenger side) and the the pillar location: ex. Driver's A-Pillar or Passenger B-Pillar.
... Child safety lock???
I did this on a 93 Safari. You have to take the inside arm rest / handle off of the door, then remove the entire door panel. There's an insulation, sound deadening sheet glued to the door beneath the panel. Some of that will have to be pulled back as well. After that, it's all about contorting your arms into shapes you never knew they could make by reaching way up inside the door, loosening a few nuts on the back side of the handle itself and pulling it out through the outside. Probably would help to have a friend when you try to put the new handle on.
Firstly,the door has to want to change.....
you are not closing door hard enough i have this problem on my safari van
Who is knocking at the door
Two or four. Have a great day!