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it is because you have only made one post :16:

 

if you go to options on the top left of the topic, there are options available to you.try downloading the topic, pictures should appear, failing that, just intro yourself and another post then bobs yer uncle you should be able to view :16:

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have a gander in Halfrauds, or maybe VW, Frauds shouldnt be charging 1 quid for one!

 

I don't want those universal one cos they are not quite big enough. They large at halfords ?

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have a gander in Halfrauds, or maybe VW, Frauds shouldnt be charging 1 quid for one!

 

I don't want those universal one cos they are not quite big enough. They large at halfords ?

 

ok..*mind out of gutter, mind out of gutter*

 

been a while since i have been into Halfords,so i cant answer that question right now.

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it is because you have only made one post :16:

 

if you go to options on the top left of the topic, there are options available to you.try downloading the topic, pictures should appear, failing that, just intro yourself and another post then bobs yer uncle you should be able to view :16:

 

Thanks for that - I downloaded the file and I can now see all the pictures. I guess I know what I'll be doing this evening. If only it wasn't cold and wet :16:

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I am very new owner(5 days) of an 1996 Galaxy. Discovered rear passenger door would not (central) lock. Found broken wires on the so called flexible joint !

 

Brought the Haynes manual for the Galaxy which answers a lot of the questions I see asked on this forum.

 

Got the door card off ok and the vapour barrier (by cutting the black sealant)

 

New door wiring loom on order from Ford's at 42 GBP's

 

Now my question, how do I reseal the vapour barrier back to the door.

 

Many thanks all you very helpful chaps.

 

Clockie

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The Haynes doesnt cover the MKII or the MKIII Galaxys unfortunately.

 

as for the vapour barrier, no idea, one of my doors didnt even have it on so thats how i could tell work had been done on it before.

 

Double sided sticky tape maybe? ( not joking either as the rear number plate on the gal was stuck on with the stuff, called a quick fix :lol: )

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MATT,

The pictures came in very handy this week-end as i had an irritating rattle from behind the door card. This was taken off by the body shop when they fixed the dent in the door after a guy scraped the complete side of the car when my wife was parked and the punk drove off without stopping! Bad luck for him she recognised who it was, had a witnes and after a phone call he came back, still denying it was him, anyway, all settled on (his!) insurance.

The support beam at the bottom inside of the door card was broken off when the 'experts' removed it and that was rattling. Managed to glue it back on with super glue and put it all back together for 1 of the three screws to fall into the door card....

Anyway, did it all over again and rattle has gone. Door cards seem to be made of cake though....

FDM

cah point cyri, if it is that simple and you have done it before why is it you threw your toys out of your pram at the point you had taken off the door card? I noticed a teddy lying on the drive. Ha Ha!! A serious question for you though you know the clips slide in on the card and push onto the door panel does this mean that the door card can be slid off instead of prised off it would make sense woudn't it.

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That would be awkward to put back on that way. I just took mine off. Those plugs can be a bit of a bum to get out of the door. Good job i got some spares from frauds first. :D Got to admit my toys nearly got thrown !!! :D :unsure:
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skippy, the door cards can just slide up and off as i have done it, bugger to put back on that way though.have to give the door card a wee bit of a whack from underneath .
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Thank you for this - the pictures make it so much easier. I need to fix a loose connection to the speaker. This may seem like a silly question but I'm new to all this: do I need to disconnect the battery before I start fiddling about with the wires so I don't get electrocuted?
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Just changed my door speakers and mumof4 is spot on (on my 2003 at least!)

 

Remove the handle and the 2 (or 3 on drivers door) bolts as described.

 

Make sure you remove the bolts completely, mine didn't fall out so I grabbed them with some pliers.

 

Firmly grab the bottom front (hinge side) of the panel and pull sharply up, repeat at the back, the panel will unclip with no damage to the clips.

 

 

To refit the panel, check all the wires are refitted or in place.

Hang the panel on the panel on the top of the door.

With a small amount of pressure in the middle rear edge and bottom of the panel - lift the panel carefully and you will feel the panel locate on the clips.

Keeping pressure on the panel, slide down firmly until the panel feels located (may not be fully down).

Repeat the lift whilst pressing, locate and slide down on the front edge.

- I found the centre bottom location took care of itself - check there is no gap under the middle of the panel.

Now press firmly down on the panel frant and back - the panel clicks into place.

 

 

This worked on all 4 doors, with one door being done a few times whilst measuring and fitting the first speaker.

No clips were broken - 1 clip did fall out and was refitted.

 

Hope this helps someone!

 

Thanks again to "mumof4", who saved me from levering the panels off :lol:

 

P.S. Speakers are JBL GTO Series - which I highly recommend for clear and undistorted sound. TIP - look for rubber surrounds and a weather resistant cone (rigid plastic-like material)

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Just wanted to say a BIG thank you for this posting.

 

..nothing worse than discovering no Haynes manual for my Mk2 2001 Galaxy, the door rattle from hell and not knowing where to start to get the door card off!

 

Nice one guys!

 

Sam N

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OK, this is for the benefit of others, (well, those who don't know how to remove door cards :lol:)

 

In this edition, i will show you how to remove the door cards, on the MKII Ford Galaxy, and here is the best bit - WITH PICTURES!. all you need to remember, everything clips into something else!

 

OK, step 1.

On the door handle (the bit you use to pull the door shut), where the grip part is, that pulls off.

 

MATT

 

Great just what I needed

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OK, this is for the benefit of others, (well, those who don't know how to remove door cards :lol:)

 

In this edition, i will show you how to remove the door cards, on the MKII Ford Galaxy, and here is the best bit - WITH PICTURES!. all you need to remember, everything clips into something else!

 

OK, step 1.

On the door handle (the bit you use to pull the door shut), where the grip part is, that pulls off.

 

MATT

Now if only I can see the pictures!

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I think the lock micro switch is faulty on my rear passenger door (door locks - unlocks- locks - unlocks when I lock the car so it is always unlocked!!) I want to check the wiring to the door befoer I go through the door card removal process so daft question but:

 

How do you get the rubber boot off? I had a play and it didn't seem obvious and I don't want to break something by forcing it.. :P

 

Less daft question - does anyone know where the micro switch is on the lock and where I can get a replacement (I saw them on ebay for

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