Once the handles are off its spring clips, just avoid pulling them out by using the trim itself otherwise the clips bend, then pop off in all directions - normally never to be found again ;-) So the pry tool is a good idea or a long flat screwdriver. You may also get quite a long way using a cable ...

Likely best to use a Trim Removal Kit:

http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/tools/body-shop-welding-tools/body-shop1/panel-and-trim-tools/?553773810&0&t5_162&gclid=CIPun-up-9ICFQhuGwodNeQMPA

A quick Google will bring up other kits. :wink:

Use appropriate tool to gently pry the trim off.

I ...

Hi,

I expect this is a dumb question, but I am paranoid about breaking something, and it is better to ask IMO.

I want to run a cable from the upper rear of my Bongo (for a solar panel) to the front. I would like to route the cable behind the trim over the windows.
I have removed the two passenger ...

Hi welcome to the forum!

One very common problem that might be associated with your trouble is that the drivers door loom tends to suffer from metal fatigue where the loom passes between the door and chassis, the wires become broken within there insulation. So anything that goes via that loom is ...

I have had an issue with my central locking and I thought I would record my thoughts for posterity.

The Bongo is a 1999 model with factory central locking. In addition, I had a Thatcham locking/immobiliser fitted one year ago.

The issue (which began a couple of weeks ago) was that after locking ...