2016+ Honda Civic Interior Door Panel Removal
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2018
- This video is a tutorial on how to remove the interior door panel (actually called a door card) on your 10th generation (2016+) Honda Civic. The door panel removal is extremely easy and only requires that you have a #2 phillips screwdriver and a plastic trim prying tool. Removal of the panel takes approximately 5 minutes. Door panel removal was performed on my 2017 Honda Civic Type R to address a rattling panel that was quite bothersome when I was playing music loudly. Some sticky backed foam was placed in the area just below the tweeter and since this fix the rattle and buzzing has disappeared.
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Short, sweet and to the point. You showed me exactly what I needed and without any of the extra fluff you see in other videos. Thanks so much, my dude!
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Loved how simple this is, how quick and to the point the video is!! Gotta say, I'm so used to Domestic vehicles with at least two screw points.....glad you could shine some light on this!
glad you liked the vid. Thanks for watching :)
yeah it is pretty remarkable how easy it is to take apart the 10th gen civic.
I had to replace the entire side mirror. I was able to remove the mirror interior triangular side panel by only needing to prior off about 1/3 of the interior door panel. Thanks for this fabulous video!!!
Glad that you were able to get your car fixed up!
Great video - watched another video on the same process, looked a little rougher. This gives me more confidence that I can do it, without breaking apart any of the snaps.
glad you found my video to be better :) Thanks for watching.
piercedasian did it the same day I watched this - had my mirror changed within half an hour - toughest part was connecting to the WiFi to go through this video hah
lol glad you got things all fixed up!
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Thank you for uploading this. Funny story that lead to this, I was getting dinner with my mother's credit card, and somehow the card slipped off my hands and went inside the door panel, I was shocked that it did that and I had to find a way to do this. I got it out and it was all good hehe. I want a Type R too ngl
Good job on getting your mom's credit card out. What are the chances of it dropping perfectly into the door window gap??
Great tutorial - short, sweet, and to the point. I had an audio shop install Dynamat into the rear deck and all four doors of my ‘17 Civic Touring Sedan, and ever since there’s been a noticeable buzzing sound on the passenger side door with bassy music. This process seems very simple and hopefully I’ll find my problem. Thanks!
Glad you liked the vid! The buzzing can sometimes be resolved with using EPDM foam behind the door panels. It is how the dealerships stop rattling interiors. Just pull the door panel off, apply the sticky foam strips as needed and then re-install parts and pray the rattles and buzzes go away :). Did you notice the sound improved significantly with the Dynamat installed?
piercedasian If anything I seem to feel the bass a little more and the system has a little extra punch to it than before. Honestly, it was nothing drastic/night&day IMO, but I do think it helped.
Excellent video. Not a lot of wasted time talking. I was able to fix a cable that came unplugged in less than 15 mins after watching.
That’s great news. So satisfying knowing you did it all on your own.
Thanks man! Very clear and well explained. Appreciate!
Glad it helped!
Your video helped me last minute. Many Thanks
Glad it was useful to you. Thanks for watching!
pretty straight forward. Well done video. cheers!
Thanks!
Easy to follow and understand - fantastic!
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Awesome demo.. Thank you very much!
Glad you liked it!
Nice video bro.. U show how to open and put it back in. 👍
You just saved my life from destroying the entire panel haha
Glad I could help prevent that!
I was scared too hahaha but I did it!
Thanks Legend, I was just not pulling hard enough.
lol, all good. Being gentle is probably better than being too brute.
Great video! No extra BS.
Glad you liked the video!
thanks for this useful info!
No problem!
Thank you! How do you remove the armrest piece on the panel
While my reply to this is super late, I honestly am not sure how to remove the armrest from the panel short of drilling out the factory plastic rivets on the backside of the panel. Don't quote me on doing that, this is just a guess since I've never had the need to take the arm rest off.
do you know the part number for the tweeter pod for a normal civic hatch so i dont have to cut my doors
No sorry I do not. You’d have to contact your local Honda dealer to ask.
Hi nice video. I too have rattles in my CTR door panels and was wondering what you did to eliminate them. It looks like I see a piece of foam securing the top and middle sections to each other near the front of the door panel. Was that all you did, or were there others?
Hey Andy, the CTR does have some foam attached to it from the factory but those extra foam strips (if you can see them clearly in the vid) are my own doing. Honda gave me body foam tape when I politely asked for a small strip and they gave me a fairly long piece so that I could address my vibration issues on my own (I don't trust stealerships ever) to work on my vehicles. Since the application of foam tape that the rattles have diminished considerably.
@@piercedasian Thanks for the reply (and the great videos). I bought some Kilmat and applied it along the seam between the two panel sections and the panel rattle seems to have disappeared. I also used a frequency generator app to see if I could find any other rattles while I had the panel off and I ended up finding a few other problem areas that I solved with either Kilmat or weatherstripping tape. I'll be swapping out my sub in a few days and definitely appreciate the Sub video too. Cheers!
@@piercedasian Hi, do you happen to know the thickness of the foam tape you used? Thanks and great video!
How do you remove the rear doors without breaking the sail?
what do you mean by removing the rear doors without breaking the sail?
Where can I find the trim piece that’s under the window. I wanna put it on my 2017 civic coupe
the thin piece on the outside or the inside of the window?
I'm trying to remove the armrest so I can cover them. I almost have it i can see the clips but I can't get the rest with a trim pop tool.
sometimes these panel pieces fit together very tightly. It helps to dismantle the panels when its really warm out or in the sun to heat things up. No panel should ever require excessive force to remove. Just wiggle and tug and with enough patience it will come out.
Is there an instructional video for removing the armrest on the door? Thanks
I got an 18 civic sport hatchback with a super obnoxious rattle in passenger side door , did you find any certain clips/screws or even harnesses that need to be secured when you have door panel off was gonna poke at mine later today see if i can solve this annoying problem
The rattle could be clips that are not fully seated in the retainer slots on the door card. What I found helps is getting some sound deadening material that you normally use for car audio installations and applying it on thin areas or large areas of the door panel to kill off the vibrations. The 10th gen does have some weird buzzes that I had to fix (don't even think of trusting the dealership to fix it). Been several years now and so far so good for my car.
@@piercedasian gotchy so what just put some sound deadening or foam sheeting between the actual door and where the panel meets the door?
Sorry for my super late reply. Yes sound deadening material between the door and door panel would usually suffice to get rid of any buzzes and rattles.
No need to un plug battery if replacing speakers?
no not at all.
Hello, when I removed the door panel, the thing on the window keeps falling down when I'm lowering the window. :/
What thing is falling down when lowering the window? I can't help you troubleshoot unless you're more specific about what is popping/falling out.
Any alternative for the plastic tools u used to remove the panels?
You can always use a screwdriver wrapped in a thin cloth or tape (to prevent scratching). All you really need to be honest is pop just a pop clip or two and then the rest can be EASILY pulled off by hand.
Is it the same for the back door panel?
While I haven't done the back door myself, that for most Honda's the disassembly procedure will be extremely similar.
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that it is indeed!
Did you install the door panel inserts? Did you have to remove the entire panel off to glue them on?
Door panel inserts? No my car as how you see it came straight from Honda that way.
@@piercedasian oh okay I have grey fabric panels. I got the pleather inserts they told me I have to remove the fabric panel and use 3M adhesive not tape it and tuck over the original. I wanted to black out everything.
@@mendenos did you every get it done ?
ay dank you
you're very welcome!
Do you know if the arm rest (cloth part) on the door panel can be taken out? Like snapped out?
hmm I do not believe you can unless you do some of your own hacking/finagling to get it apart and then there would be the issue of you trying to secure it back on afterwards. I think they used melt rivets on that portion of the panel but I honestly can't remember with absolute certainty.
@@piercedasian you can actually. Only 2 screws hold it in place. Take out put new one in.
@@MrCameljockey1 where did you get a new one ?
@@alabaster4263 I have not got a new one yet. You'll have to go to hondapartsnow.com and find it. Or ask the dealer what part number and find it cheaper online.
@@MrCameljockey1 thank you
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glad you liked the vid!
glad you liked the vid!
I'm just here to mention that if you do it in warm weather then plasic components bend easier... and they are harder to break, which is good. I'm speaking from experience.
True that. I can't imagine people wanting to work on their door panels in cold weather but it DOES happen - Thanks for that tip!
piercedasian I did it because I literally had that only occasion when I could do it in a garage in 12 deg C and not on the street in 6 deg C. It was still too cold but I din’t want to wait half a year for better weather. Anyways, I replaced the fron door lower speakers and I’m glad with the result. I didnt find your video back then, but watching it now I can say nice work, good video! Looks much easier then it was for me in the cold :) May I ask how warm the temp was back then?
Nice job on the speaker replacements. I am tempted to put better speakers and more amps I to my car but for now I am okay with the factory sound. I believe it was around September when I did this door panel bid and it was still probably 15-17C outside so not chilly at all compared to 6C. Mind you I went for a run today and it was only 5C and I would’ve comfortably taken a door panel in todays temps. Just have to be a little slower and gentler since the plastic is stiffer.
From where u disconnect it at
you just disconnect the wiring harnesses from the controls by the armrest. That is the only wiring that is attached to the door panel.
The plastic panel that has the window switches is making an annoying vibration sound, did u ever get the same vibration/rattle?
ah yes... the annoying 10th gen door rattle problem. Yes I did fix mine and it was stupid easy to fix. Just get some foam tape (the dealership has tons of this stuff that they gave me for free at the parts counter) and after popping off the door panel I just stuck the foam tape on the parts that were causing the rattle and now it's dead silent. Best way to identify rattles is while you're driving and its rattling, press on where you think the rattle is emanating from. That will help you establish where to place the foam tape onto on the back of the panel.
piercedasian thanks for the reply, I got the panel off and I cut a sponge and put a few pieces inside. I fixed the original rattle but now I created another one which is a LOT louder, if u have time can u show where u put the foam in?
piercedasian sorry for bugging u again, I sent another comment pretty late so maybe u didn’t see it
I can do a video this weekend using another door panel to demonstrate where to apply the foam including showing what exact tape I used. Stayed tuned and don’t forget to subscribe and to click the little bell to be notified of newly published videos.
piercedasian thanks man I really appreciate that, I’ll definitely subscribe and like
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Thanks!
See what I want to know is how to take off that piece you have near your door handle. The part with the red strip on it, I don’t even know what it’s called
The faux carbon fibre trim piece? I don't think those can come off and is part of the door panel (actually called a door card). If you buy the carbon fibre overlay kit that I believe it is an overlay piece. You'll have to contact the local honda dealer to confirm if that trim you want to pull off is a separate component or not.
Damn your hatch looks so damn good ugh I saw it and I started moaning dude
Thanks! The car today looks as new and fresh as it did in this video. I just rolled over 18, 000kms in 3 years so this car sadly doesn't get enough road time (but neither does my CRX). Spend most of my time driving the daily driver to avoid door dings and scratches on my play things.
I feel like I'm going to RIP the cables
no it takes quite a bit of force to damage things.
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