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Old 09-06-2016, 07:51 AM
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After stepping away and looking at it fresh, this is how I got the passenger door panel to fit reasonably well.

-Trimmed out the metal overhang to match where the fuzzy window support brackets and the bends on the door inner are located. They were off in 2 spots. The inside edge on the blue tape in the picture is where it will clear the brackets and the bends on the door inner.
-Originally, the rear fuzzy bracket had the inboard metal tab on it. This was hitting also. I cut it off. Drivers side did not need this to be cut.
-Trimmed out the slots where the clips attach to match the door better.

I did not bend or heat the panel. It still sticks up slightly by the passenger lock pull, but not too much to start messing with heating and bending.
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