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first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch…

first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch hole in a P71 door panel. 

i used the RH LX door panel off my 2003 to get an idea of were to cut, from there i traced the LX door panel with paper and redrew it with black marker on the 2007 p71 panel. I drilled and shaved until it fit just right putting in the seat switch every so often to ensure proper fit, I planned for a slight 'ghetto' look but, it turned out really nice, take your time and fit the switch as much as you can to get a tight fit. i used liquid nails at the end on the back side to make sure it doesn't slip out of place even though it was a tight fit in the plastic.
first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch hole in a P71 door panel. i used the RH LX door panel off my 2003 to get an idea of were to cut, from there i traced the LX door panel with paper and redrew it with black marker on the 2007 p71 panel. I drilled and shaved until it fit just right putting in the seat switch every so often to ensure proper fit, I planned for a slight 'ghetto' look but, it turned out really nice, take your time and fit the switch as much as you can to get a tight fit. i used liquid nails at the end on the back side to make sure it doesn't slip out of place even though it was a tight fit in the plastic.Original file
first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch hole in a P71 door panel. 

i used the RH LX door panel off my 2003 to get an idea of were to cut, from there i traced the LX door panel with paper and redrew it with black marker on the 2007 p71 panel. I drilled and shaved until it fit just right putting in the seat switch every so often to ensure proper fit, I planned for a slight 'ghetto' look but, it turned out really nice, take your time and fit the switch as much as you can to get a tight fit. i used liquid nails at the end on the back side to make sure it doesn't slip out of place even though it was a tight fit in the plastic.

first time cutting out a powerseat door mounted powerseat switch hole in a P71 door panel.

i used the RH LX door panel off my 2003 to get an idea of were to cut, from there i traced the LX door panel with paper and redrew it with black marker on the 2007 p71 panel. I drilled and shaved until it fit just right putting in the seat switch every so often to ensure proper fit, I planned for a slight 'ghetto' look but, it turned out really nice, take your time and fit the switch as much as you can to get a tight fit. i used liquid nails at the end on the back side to make sure it doesn't slip out of place even though it was a tight fit in the plastic.

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