The door panel is held in place by removable heavy duty plastic expansion pins. They're fairly tight, designed to hold the panel snugly to the door frame, of course. First remove the inside door handle trim. A couple of phillips screws hold it in place. Be careful removing the trim so you don't crack it...it's thin in places. Then just get your fingers underneath the edge of the panel where the pins are attached, and pull sharply outward to pop the pin loose, one at a time. I think I've used a putty knife to do the job at times. Get the "popper tool" if you need a little more help. Anyway, there are several pins holding the panel in place all around the edges. You don't have to disconnect any of the wiring except those that go to the mirror. Remove the mirror attaching bolts, the wire bundle, replace with a new mirror, reattach it, snugging down the bolts, but don't overtighten, replace the panel by realigning each pin and whack it in with the palm of your hand. Put the trim back on and you're ready for a cold one!
