I've found the following procedure works without damaging anything:
After removal of the the arm rest, grab the two lower corners with you
fingers and give it a quick snaping pull of 2 inches or so, then do the
same midway, then do the same at the top inline with the inside door
latch, the snap in plastic piece to the latch will pop out. This is the
only sure way of removing that plastic piece without breaking it. If you
try prying it off, it may break. After all the plastic retaining plugs
popped, use your palm and tap the bottom of the panel upwards to separate
panel from the door.
Steve
Also remove
>the
>plastic. Be careful here also, you want to re-use it. A 10mm wrench
>will be required to remove the three nuts securing the power window
>motor. You may also have to loosen the 10 mm nuts that hold the
>window
>regulator to the door panel in order to remove the motor. Most
>likely,
>the motor has gone to the great Peugeot Graveyard.
>
> Good luck
>
> Ray
>> --------
>> From: Thaddeus
>> Dabrowski[SMTP:T_Dabrowski@auxcom.aux.umass.edu]
>> Sent: Monday, June 01, 1998 4:38 PM
>> To: peugeot@padui.org
>> Subject: '87 505 sedan N9TE windows not moving
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> The electric windows on my '87 505 seem to be frozen I've tested the
>
>> switch with a VOM and there is continuity when there should be.
>> Questions:
>> 1. What else can be done before I tear the window apart?
>> 2. What it the most efficient dis-assembly procedure?
>> 3. What tools should be gathered before I begin.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Thad Dabrowski
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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