I never opened a Honda door before, but I did on a 96 Mazda 626.
Removing the door cover is not difficult. The tricky part can be putting it
back so it will fit perfectly.
Also, there is some plastic foil inside the door and if you don't replace it
correctly, it will whistle while driving.
For the part, you could call some local scrap/junk yards. They might have
one and install it for you for cheap.
Or order the part and ask your local body shop how much they would charge
you to install it. They are used to striping the door and will take them a
half hour.
When my front fender got pushed in, I stopped at my local body shop. For
15$, within 30 minutes, the guy removed the front bumper and one headlight,
un-bent and repainted the fender support and replaced everything.

"Al Reynolds" <al@bat400.com> wrote in message
news:bgdtei$63vp4$1@athena.ex.ac.uk...
> Hi,
>
> My right front power window on my Accord Wagon (UK)
> has failed, and my friendly local Honda Dealer have quoted
> me £250 for the part, and £320 all in to fit it! I have found
> the identical part at Majestic Honda in the states for the
> much more reasonable sum of $107.95 - about a quarter of
> the cost!!! Even with shipping and tax it won't come to more
> than £100.
>
> Anyway, what I wanted to know is, how easy will it be to
> fit this myself? Am I likely to need any special tools? Has
> anyone else in the UK ordered parts from Majestic Honda?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Al Reynolds
>
>