Removing the door panels is super easy as shown in this video. A small flat screwdriver, a T30 screwdriver, and a 7mm socket is all that is needed on most vehicles. Front doors are almost identical and will be shown in another video. In my vehicle I have added a switch on the arm rest that activates a reading light for rear seat passengers which you won't have to deal with unless you have installed similar.

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0:00 2008 Ford Crown Victoria police interceptor P71
0:15 remove the door handle
2:27 remove the window switch panel
4:11 fixing the rear map light switches I installed while I have this apart
5:04 7mm bolts hold the panel on
5:48 door panel lifts straight up - do not pull toward you
7:07 door view with panel removed
8:08 putting the panel back on is the reverse of the removal

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