Is there a decent guide on removing the door card.

Ive taken the 2 screws out from the bottom of the door.

Whats next as ive seen one guide saying there is a screw where the small speaker is but no clue how to access it.

Another guide says you need to take a panel out of the area near the window switches. Again no idea how to.

Any clues or assistance.

Thanks

 

 

http://workshop-manuals.com/skoda/octavia-mk2/body/body_work/front_door_central_locking/front_door/

Thanks but thats no help as it does not say how to remove anything. It just seems to list the components.

Or am i missing something  

It's all there if you look hard enough.

On the left you will a menu, try to look there!

23 hours ago, baldy1926 said:

Is there a decent guide on removing the door card.

Ive taken the 2 screws out from the bottom of the door.

Whats next as ive seen one guide saying there is a screw where the small speaker is but no clue how to access it.

Another guide says you need to take a panel out of the area near the window switches. Again no idea how to.

Any clues or assistance.

Thanks

 

 

its been a while but I do know you must remove that panel where the windows switches and hold on handle is. I think it clips out. And as far as I can remember the speaker and mirror adjuster panel near door handle must be removed too, I can guess your replacing a window winder? 

I'm trying to change the wing mirror.

On that workshop guide all the side chapters are empty so i dont know if the link is not working properly

 

Oh right that won't be as bad as changing the wind winder hopefully lol.

Granted the navigation does seem partly broken on that website, on my browser at any rate.

 

Now that you mentioned it's mirror related I can confirm you are missing something, it's all there, I've just checked!

Been through every bit on there, the bit on removing the trim just comes up as a blank chapter can anyone do a screen shot of it please

The official workshop guides can be found here: https://erwin.skoda-auto.cz/erwin/showHome.do

 

There is a small fee (€7+tax?) to access them for an hour but most people use the 'print to pdf' function to save documents for future reference.