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philips head screwdriver
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== Front Doors ==
flat head screwdriver
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10mm ( i think ) spanner/socket
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T25 Torx Bit
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T30 Torx Bit ( i think )
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Sharp Cutting Knife
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Silicon Sealant ( possible )
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Extra Person or Sticky tape
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=== Tools Required ===
  
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Philips head screwdriver
  
*before you start its best to put the window around half way down if if the
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Flat head screwdriver
  
mechanism is not fully snapped as you will need it down this far later in the
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10mm ( i think ) spanner/socket
  
removal process
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T25 Torx Bit
  
Remove Door Card ( link to wiki article on the matter )
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T30 Torx Bit ( i think )
  
unclip the electric window wiring from the door/speaker connection plate ( piccy 1 )
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Sharp Cutting Knife
  
now undo the screws in the speaker connection plate & the door handle support/fixing
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Silicon Sealant ( possible )
  
bracket. - 2 screws in the bracket & 7 in the speaker unit ( the speaker can stay
 
  
inplace on the connection plate ) ( piccy 2 )
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Optional Extras
  
you should be left by something looking like this ( piccy 3 )
 
  
now with care remove the top & 2 side of the foam weathercover from the door ( sharp
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Extra Person or Sticky tape
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knife on the sealant usually does the trick but heat may also help, the choice on
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=== Removal Process  ===
  
how to do this is upto you )
 
*leave as much of the bottom edge as possible connected to the door as that way you
 
  
may get away without having to re-seal the weather seal as the factory stuff can
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[[Removal Of Door Cards - Mk3|Remove door card]]
  
sometimes be sticky enough to re-use a couple of time before silicon sealant or
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Unclip the electric window switch wiring from the door panel / speaker connection plate.
  
similar is required.
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[[File:door_winder_1.jpg]]
  
( piccy 4 )
 
  
once you have the weather seal peeled down suitably ( see piccy above ) then you can  
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Now undo the screws in the speaker connection plate & the door handle support/fixing bracket. ( 2 screws in the bracket & 7 in the speaker unit )
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*The speaker can stay in place on the connection plate.
  
get on with undoing whats required :-
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[[File:door_winder_2.jpg]]
  
1st undo the 2 nuts ( found one in each opening into the inner door - reason the
 
  
window needs to be around half way down ) until the window is able to be pulled free
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You should be left by something looking like this ( piccy below ).
  
from the clamp, these nuts should not need fully undoing to remove the window, once
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[[File:door_winder_3.jpg]]
  
the window is out your will either need a spare person to hold it up or use the
 
  
sticky tape to secure the window to the upper section of the door frame to stop it
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Now with care remove the top & 2 sides of the foam weather seal from the door ( a sharp knife used on the sealant usually does the trick but some heat may also help, the choice on how to do this is up to you ).
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*Leave as much of the bottom edge as possible connected to the door as that way you may get away without having to re-seal the weather seal as the factory stuff can sometimes be sticky enough to re-use a couple of time before silicon sealant or similar is required.
  
dropping down ( the rubber seals may have enough resistence to hold the window on
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[[File:door_winder_4.jpg]]
  
there own once its pushed all the way back up but its best to be safe etc )
 
  
once thats done undo the winder motor from the unit ( 3 torx bolts ) & move it out
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Once you have the weather seal peeled down suitably ( see piccy above ) then you can get on with undoing whats required to remove the mechanism :-
  
the way ( unless your swapping that too in which case remove it & then unplug it
 
  
from the door loom )
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Undo the winder motor from the unit ( 3 torx bolts ) & move it out the way still attached to the wiring loom
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*( unless your swapping that too in which case remove it & then unplug it from the door loom )
  
now undo the 5 torx screws highlighted in red in the piccy above ( again these dont
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Push the window down about half way to allow access for the following step
  
need undoing fully unless you need them for the replacement unit )
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Undo the 2 nuts holding the window in place ( one found in each opening into the inner door panel ) until the window is able to be pulled free from the clamp, these nuts should not need fully undoing to remove the window.
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*( once the window is out your will either need a spare person to hold it up or use the sticky tape to secure the window to the upper section of the door frame to stop it dropping down ( the rubber seals may have enough resistance to hold the window on there own once its pushed all the way back up but its best to be safe etc  )
  
now use a pair of pliers or similar & squeeze the white plastic clip ( shown in the  
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Now undo the 5 torx screws highlighted in red in the piccy above
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*( again these don't need undoing fully unless you need them for the replacement unit )
  
piccy above highlighted in yellow ) through the door panel to undo the final fixing  
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Now use a pair of pliers or similar & squeeze the white plastic clip ( shown in the piccy above highlighted in yellow ) through the door panel to undo the final fixing point for the mechanism
  
point for the mechanism
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Once that last clip is undone the whole winder mechanism should be loose & able to be pushed up a little so the screw heads clear the holes in the door panel and you can then move the mechanism about & extract it from the door through the large hole in the door panel ( highlighted in the above picture in Orange )
  
once that last clip is undone the whole winder mechanism should be loose & able to
 
  
be pushed up a little so the screw heads clear the holes in the door panel and you
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=== Refitting Procedure ===
  
can then move the mechanism about & extract it from the door through the large hole
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The refitting procedure is basically a reversal of the removal procedure, only real difference is you don't need the knife any more but may need some silicone sealant to re-seal the weather panel to the door if the factory sealant is not sticky enough to re-seal itself.
  
in the door panel ( highlighted in the above picture in Orange )
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[[Category:Mondeo_Mk3]]
  
the refitting procedure is basically a reversal of the removal procedure, only real
 
  
difference is you dont need the knife anymore but may need some silicone sealant to
 
  
re-seal the weather panel to the door if the factory sealant is not sticky enough to
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== Rear Doors ==
  
re-seal itself.
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Still In Progress ( similar procedure to fronts just different locations for the screws etc & no piccies to help out yet but they will come sometime so bare with me )

Latest revision as of 18:49, 15 March 2011

The Ford Mondeo hit our roads in 1993, and has consistently been a sales success. Now on its 4th incarnation, it remains a drivers favourite.
For more information, visit the Ford Mondeo forum on TalkFord.com, the definitive resource site covering all Fords from the present day to the 1970's.

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Overview Guide
Ford Model: Mondeo
Petrol/Diesel: All
Estimated Cost: ????
Difficulty? Fairly Easy
How long does this take? 30-40 Mins ish

Front Doors

Tools Required

Philips head screwdriver

Flat head screwdriver

10mm ( i think ) spanner/socket

T25 Torx Bit

T30 Torx Bit ( i think )

Sharp Cutting Knife

Silicon Sealant ( possible )


Optional Extras


Extra Person or Sticky tape


Removal Process

Remove door card

Unclip the electric window switch wiring from the door panel / speaker connection plate.

Door winder 1.jpg


Now undo the screws in the speaker connection plate & the door handle support/fixing bracket. ( 2 screws in the bracket & 7 in the speaker unit )

  • The speaker can stay in place on the connection plate.

Door winder 2.jpg


You should be left by something looking like this ( piccy below ).

Door winder 3.jpg


Now with care remove the top & 2 sides of the foam weather seal from the door ( a sharp knife used on the sealant usually does the trick but some heat may also help, the choice on how to do this is up to you ).

  • Leave as much of the bottom edge as possible connected to the door as that way you may get away without having to re-seal the weather seal as the factory stuff can sometimes be sticky enough to re-use a couple of time before silicon sealant or similar is required.

Door winder 4.jpg


Once you have the weather seal peeled down suitably ( see piccy above ) then you can get on with undoing whats required to remove the mechanism :-


Undo the winder motor from the unit ( 3 torx bolts ) & move it out the way still attached to the wiring loom

  • ( unless your swapping that too in which case remove it & then unplug it from the door loom )

Push the window down about half way to allow access for the following step

Undo the 2 nuts holding the window in place ( one found in each opening into the inner door panel ) until the window is able to be pulled free from the clamp, these nuts should not need fully undoing to remove the window.

  • ( once the window is out your will either need a spare person to hold it up or use the sticky tape to secure the window to the upper section of the door frame to stop it dropping down ( the rubber seals may have enough resistance to hold the window on there own once its pushed all the way back up but its best to be safe etc )

Now undo the 5 torx screws highlighted in red in the piccy above

  • ( again these don't need undoing fully unless you need them for the replacement unit )

Now use a pair of pliers or similar & squeeze the white plastic clip ( shown in the piccy above highlighted in yellow ) through the door panel to undo the final fixing point for the mechanism

Once that last clip is undone the whole winder mechanism should be loose & able to be pushed up a little so the screw heads clear the holes in the door panel and you can then move the mechanism about & extract it from the door through the large hole in the door panel ( highlighted in the above picture in Orange )


Refitting Procedure

The refitting procedure is basically a reversal of the removal procedure, only real difference is you don't need the knife any more but may need some silicone sealant to re-seal the weather panel to the door if the factory sealant is not sticky enough to re-seal itself.


Rear Doors

Still In Progress ( similar procedure to fronts just different locations for the screws etc & no piccies to help out yet but they will come sometime so bare with me )