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Rear Side Panel removal question on a 996 Cab

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I'm wondering if I could get a copy of Interior side panel removal? I have got water on rear driver side floor. Cleaning the lower wheel well drain and blowing out the upper drain did not work. Looks like the upper drain hose is loose behind the rear drivers side speaker. Thanks in advance.

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I'm wondering if I could get a copy of Interior side panel removal? I have got water on rear driver side floor. Cleaning the lower wheel well drain and blowing out the upper drain did not work. Looks like the upper drain hose is loose behind the rear drivers side speaker. Thanks in advance.

Exact model and year of your car please?

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All screws and bolts removed. Does the entire panel, lower carpeted section and upper leather section, come out together? Any tips on final panel removal? It really does not want to come out. I have a strong history of fix one, break 2!

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All screws and bolts removed. Does the entire panel, lower carpeted section and upper leather section, come out together? Any tips on final panel removal? It really does not want to come out. I have a strong history of fix one, break 2!

Yes, all one piece.

Item 4 in the diagram...

Press and disconnect the locking tab 11 of the electrical plug connection for the loudspeaker

Pull the side-panel lining

Pull the side-panel lining 1 inwards until the clip 8 disengages. Subsequently lift the trim at the bottom and remove towards the front.

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