How to remove doors off Jeep Wrangler Tutorial
Created on: 2018-11-26
How to remove the front doors from a 15 Jeep Wrangler
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step 1 :Installing the Front Door
- Lower the windows on the front doors
- Remove the T50 Torx bolts from the door hinges
- Open the door
- Disconnect the electrical connector from the lower dash
- Slide the braided strap out of the hook
- Fold the side view mirror in
- Lift the door straight up and off
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step 2 :Removing the Rear Door
- Lower the windows on the rear doors
- Remove the T50 Torx bolts from the door hinges
- Open the door
- Pry off the trim panel from the pillar with a trim tool
- Disconnect the electrical connector
- Slide the braided strap out of the hook and through the pillar
- Lift the door straight up and off
Tools needed
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Ratchet
T50 Socket
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What's up, guys? I'm Andy from 1A Auto. Today, I'm going to show you how to remove all four doors in this 2015 Jeep Wrangler. If you need parts for your vehicle, click the link in the description and head over to 1aauto.com.
First thing we want to do is put the windows down on the doors that we want to remove. So turn the key on, put those windows down, and put the rear windows down.
Next, with the door closed, we're going to use a Torx Bit. We're going to use a T50. We're going to take these two bolts out on the bottom of the door hinge. Use a ratchet. Be careful not to scratch the paint while you're doing this. Once you get it a little loose, you can sometimes do it with your hand. Whoops. I'll take that out. I'll take the same on the bottom. Slide that out. Do the same for the other side.
Going to open the door. You want to remove the electrical connector. This is a little bit hard to see, it's way down up in here. You're going to push on the little tab. Pull the connector out. This little tab right there, pull that off. Then we would want to pull this door catch off. There's just a hook right here. I'm just going to slide this up, just like that.
Depending on how you're going to store it, you can fold the mirror in--that makes it a little bit tighter. Then we can just grab the door, we're just going to lift up. Make sure you find a safe place to store it. You can put it on cardboard or some type of foam.
Alright, to do the rear doors, we're just going to take a T50 Torx Bit and a ratchet, and we're going to take these two bolts out. Be careful not to scratch the paint while you're doing this. Once it's loose enough, you can do it by hand, just like that. We'll do the bottom one, as well. Take those out. We'll do the same for the other side.
Then we'll open the door. To access the connector for the electrical and also the door stop, we're going to have to remove this panel off. We'll just use a trim tool. Get in behind here and pop this cover off. And there's an electrical connector right here. You just push down on the tab and pull it off. And the door stop is right here. Just slide this braided strap over the hook and pull it out. Once that's off, you can grab the door and just pull it straight. You're going to go straight up with it. There we go. Slide it out, put it aside.
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