Hello everyone

I would like to transfer camera cable from the ceiling of the vehicle to the top of the rear window

And for this act I have to disassemble the panel of the back door but did not understand exactly how I remove the all panel (made ??up of two parts)

I'd be happy if you help me!

According to the workshop manual, it's mainly a lot of clips - you should really have a trim removal tool (wedge) but you may be able to fashion something or prise it off with your fingers.

1st you have to remove the lower panel - take out the screw that secures the inner handle, then prise off. This reveals 2 screws at the bottom edges of the top panel - remove these along with the 2 'bolts' that the parcel shelf strings attach to.

I can't post the pictures from the manual, but this is the text:

Removing and installing the bottom trim panel for the tailgate Special tools and workshop equipment required t Disassembly wedge, e.g. -3409- Removing:

– Remove fixing screw -2- (2 Nm) of the door handle -1-. – Unclip the bottom trim panel for the tailgate from the clips -3- using a wedge and remove it from the tailgate -5-. Installing: – Installation is carried out in the reverse order; pay attention to the following points: –

Recondition the clips -3- in the bottom trim panel for the tailgate -4-, if necessary replace with new ones.

<a name="x-d6s37p">Removing and installing the top trim panel for the tailgate Removing: Special tools and workshop equipment required t Disassembly wedge, e.g. -3409- Removing: – Removing luggage compartment cover. – Removing bottom trim panel for tailgate

– Remove screws -3- (2 Nm). – Remove bolt for luggage compartment plate -2- (1.5 Nm). – Loosen top trim panel for the tailgate -5- on the sides with the wedge. – Unclip the trim panel for the tailgate from the clips -4- using a wedge and remove it from the tailgate -1-. Installing: – Installation is carried out in the reverse order; pay attention to the following points: – Recondition the clips -4- in the top trim panel for the tailgate -5-, if necessary replace with new ones.

After i remove the inner handle - it just go off like other plastic panel?(Strong pull?)

Edited 24 April, 201313 yr by minkin

No idea, only got my car yesterday - haven't tried dismantling it yet.

From the pictures, it appears that there are a lot of clips, so you probably need to ease it off from all angles.

Takeyour Yeti to a specialist , pay a few pounds and save yourself the fustration if you break something or dont manage to refit it.

Edited 24 April, 201313 yr by oriki

Thank you for helping me!

that information was a big help and here what i was trying to install with success!

Oh... You mean for a reversing camera.

A TapaTalk enabled phone was used to write this...

Looks good, I didn't know the Bolero could display a camera feed although I confess to not searching to find out as I do not have a camera in my SM.

Who arranged the Bolero to display the rear camera view and how was it done?

yes,could you tell us how it connects to bolero?

I was sure bolero is monochrome.

Isn't your startup screen in green white and black? Mine is, so not monochrome - plumbing for a colour image would be great though....

+1 with the question about the Bolero. I had a reversing camera in my Roomster with a seperate screen but it was very good. I've still got the camera so would like to do what you have done.

Fred

Well, when I bought the car I got together with DVD for buttocks seats that could introduce also DVD screens for main screen,

I opened the connections and looked for streaming video cable of the DVD main screen and hung it (I do not look at movies on this screen) I hooked up a simple camera($40) with yellow banana port

After I moved the cables inside the vehicle i ran into a problem I've given you, i think i have another kind of screen then you...so try to check it at the near garage :-)

thank you a lot for helping - you will be see me again!!:-))))))