Front passenger door lock wont work, seat belt light on

Remove the front seat can give you access to remove the panel. But if it has screws around the outer perimeter, most likely will have to tear it out. Best to find a replacement first. Look at the drivers door, if it has screws, so does the passenger side. There are screws around the arm rest and door handle to remove, then it pops off. Again the seat has to be out of the way.

2781506 The front passenger side door won't open

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Solution: Elect lock activator inside door either weak or is binding not pulling lock all the ... Right passenger door wouldn't open from outside, then my kid turned on the interior ... civic door won t open from inside or outside fix no drilling ... Has recently started to just suddenly lose power and stop but i can start it again and it ...

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Tesla MotorsFor some reason, the passenger side front door will not open when pulling on the handle. We have the tech ... There's nothing you can do to fix it yourself. ... I tried locking and unlocking it at the restaurant and that didn't work so I just opened it from the inside. ... Handles extend, lights work, but I can't open from the outside.

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Does the passenger door unlock with the key? If it is OK, then the lock mechanism or the linkage has a problem. You will probably need to remove the interior door panel and examine it from that angle.

Key turning in the lock does not necessarily indicate it is working. You will have to remove the inside panel to get access to these parts. There are different ways in which a key lbock serves to prevent the latch from working. Most likely, the key operates a rod to the latch (if the key socket is seperate from the latch. If the key socket is within the handle, then probably you will have to drill out the key hole from the outside that should free up the latch. Then you will have to get a replacement latch and key section. Most of this becomes evident by observing the mechanism from the inside of the car. Depending on how tight the passenger seat is relative to the door panel, you may have to remove the seat. Even if you send up going to a locksmith, removing the inside parts will speed up his operation and save money.

try takeing the door panel off and check to see if the rod came out of the lock button.

faulty master switch ..replace

looks like car has other issues as well.. but try that first

If you can't open the door you can pull the corresponding seat to gain access and remove the inner door panel

will it open from inside? If it will then you didn't hook up the linkage right on the outside handle