Denali Door panels on crew cab

[deadbeat]

How do i remove the part around the door handle, the part that says yukon denali to swap on my crew cab rear door panels?

 

[deadbeat]

I have searched for over an hour, the other day i seen pictures of the center part removed, they said it would help on shipping. Does it just have 2 sided tape or what?

 

[BoxerPitMix]

No, that stuff is glued on with some nasty glue. I've pulled them off, but it's hard to do without messing up those inserts. The last couple sets I pulled off I ended up taking a utility knife and going around the edges. I cut the door panel just a bit so that the material on the door panel would peel off with it if that makes any sense.

 

[mars2878]

I tried to remove a Denali insert from a damaged panel, way too much time & effort w/ all of that glue. So I did the chrome door handles & wood trim only & put on my blue panels

 

[BoxerPitMix]

Unfortunately this is the only picture I can find at the moment... But I replaced mine with Escalade trim. Painted the leather grey and the woodgrain gloss black. It came out awesome.
It was a bit of a project, but after I got the hang of it with the first one the other 3 were much easier.

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[88GMCtruck]

There are actually two versions of the door panels - Early trucks (95 - 97 truck's i've taken apart) used a separate panel that clipped in, which was more flat. 98+ used a glued on piece that had some foam behind it. All the denalis and escalades are like that.

If you wanted to change the fabric out on a regular set of panels, the early ones would be super easy to do it with.

I personally just added the escalade switch panels, trim and handles on mine over the stock panels.

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[Stepside_fever95]

There are actually two versions of the door panels - Early trucks (95 - 97 truck's i've taken apart) used a separate panel that clipped in, which was more flat. 98+ used a glued on piece that had some foam behind it. All the denalis and escalades are like that.

If you wanted to change the fabric out on a regular set of panels, the early ones would be super easy to do it with.

I personally just added the escalade switch panels, trim and handles on mine over the stock panels.

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I'm wanting to do the exact same thing to my suburban. How do the wood grain trim pieces come off? And how did you mount them?

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[88GMCtruck]

They bolt on through the door panels.

They don't fit exactly on the regular door panels as the escalade ones are missing some foam, so it's a little tight.

 

[Stepside_fever95]

They bolt on through the door panels.

They don't fit exactly on the regular door panels as the escalade ones are missing some foam, so it's a little tight.

Oh okay, thank you for the info!

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[mars2878]

I've only done the one panel so far.

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