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Ford Freestyle The Ford Freestyle's roofline stands at 68 inches off the ground, and Ford has declined to put a label on it, either SUV or sedan. Keeping the Freestyle tall and offering all-wheel-drive seems to be attactive to non-SUV and non-Sedan car owners, and the Freestyle comes with low ground clearance, unibody construction, independent suspension and a overhead cam engine.

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Old 10-05-2009, 06:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How do I remove the front door panels to install speakers? I've removed all the screws, the bottom part has come up, but the top part won't budge!
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There is usually one screw behind the "sail panel", the small plastic trim that covers the bolts for the outside rear view mirror.

The door panel then slides up and comes off. If it does not slide up, you missed a screw somewhere,
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There is usually one screw behind the "sail panel", the small plastic trim that covers the bolts for the outside rear view mirror.

The door panel then slides up and comes off. If it does not slide up, you missed a screw somewhere,
do the screws in the door pull
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do the screws in the door pull do the screws in the door pull have to come off?
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