Mercedes-Benz W114 door service, part 2: door panel/regulator removal

In this series of videos Michael is performing several jobs on the front passenger door of a 1970 Mercedes-Benz 250. Here in Part 2, we remove both the door panel and the window regulator. Check the links below for the other parts in this series of jobs.
Part 1:
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Part 3:
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Part 4:
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[@klauskniprath4861]

Thank you so much, for the excellent Description.
Many greetings from Germany 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@sanum7469]

I really enjoy watching your video clips. Those are really useful tricks for my w114.

[@stevedeans3568]

Thank you for posting this! I have a door strap to replace on my 1971 250 w114 so this will be extremely helpful! Keep up the great videos!

[@michaelthemercedesguy]

Thank you for the nice comment! I'll be posting more W114 videos come spring, so stay tuned!

[@Lemonmint-ri7rd]

that was great thank you

[@MrTrexok]

Thank you for that Video👌

[@ebrahimparak1133]

Hi
@3:50
Why would you want to destroy the door panel if the screws are rusted...carefully drilling out the screw heads should do the job

[@rahimi4762]

A real Benz. Don’t care for a lot of the new ones

[@DevlinKennedy]

Hi there. What about w114 coupés with power windows? The motor seems to get in the way of removal.

[@petergoz7453]

Thankyou Great video, my W114011 doesn't have a screw for the window winder & I see no way to remove it ,it just has a piece were the trim slots onto, do u have an suggestion to remove this type of window winder?

[@michaelthemercedesguy]

That piece of vinyl trim is was holds the window crank on. Once it's off you simply pull the crank off. They can be pretty stiff sometimes, so it might take some wiggling.

[@petergoz7453]

Cheers thanks for the reply, yes maybe just stiff as it's probably not been off since the 1970s.... I'll give it a spray with inox & see if it can wiggle off.