Remove rear passnger rear door panel 1991 honda

Instructions

1. • Insert the narrow edge of the flat head screwdriver behind the edge of the plastic screw covers located on the door pull as well as the rear of the door panel. Remove the Phillips screws located behind the covers with the Phillips screwdriver.
   • 2Insert your flat head screwdriver behind the plastic screw cover located behind the door release. Remove the Phillips screw from behind the cover with the Phillips screwdriver, then slide the door release handle forward and remove it.
     
   • 3Insert the panel tool behind the front of the door's upper edge to pry out the triangular piece of plastic located there.
     
   • 4Pry around the edges of the door panel with the panel tool until the panel is loose.
     
   • 5Lift upwards on the door panel to slide it off the door. Unplug any electrical connectors that are plugged into the back.
     

if the seat and the door frame are not in the way

Hello lwoodzee,

The ECM is under the carpet on the passengers side of the car. See image below and directions for removal.





I hope this helps.

Regards,

Jerry

It is a small, long blue plug with two wires, located above the passengers side kick panel among a bunch of other wires. If it has never been used, it will be taped up to that bunch of wires. Just remove the tape and pull the blue plug down and jumper it.

Take off the door panel and carefully remove the padding and plastic if any! look for the rod that connects to the inside handle and if the handle itself isnt broken you should be able to reconnect it fairly easy!!! I would reccomend a garage to do this in being that its winter,and you will have little space to work with so the rite tools are essential. Hope this helps.

This is something you have to remove the door panel to before you can say what it is. But I don't advise a DIYer doing it because its a little tricky. I recommend taking it to a body shop . They do this stuff in their sleep let them deal with it. If you try it and mess up then you have no door lock. This is not a big repair.

yes there are seams. will require removeing some interior panels but check the sealant between the body panel and the rear inner wheel well bet youy find a leak in that area

you will need to remove the door panel to see if someone disconnected the solenoid that attaches to the door lock

That involves removing the door panel completely to allow access. If you are handy you can figure it out by looking at it. Would take too long to explain. Best bet if you aren't very mechanically inclined is to take it to a local repair shop. I had a 2 door 1994 and went through 5 of them.

gently tug the passanger side door handle from the inside (with out opening the door) than try the key fob