Right rear child lock is on the door but cant get the door open

Could be Child safety lock help prevent the rear doors from being opened accidentally. The child safety lock levers are located on the edge of the rear doors.

The Child Protection Door Locks (Rear Doors) are located inside the rear edge of the door. Insert the tip of the ignition key or similar flat-bladed object into the lock and rotate approximately one-quarter turn to the LOCK or UNLOCK position (as indicated by the stamped icons). WARNING!
Avoid trapping anyone in a vehicle in a collision.
Remember that the rear doors can only be opened
from the outside when the Child Protection Door
Locks are engaged.

It can be faulty switch or safety lock enabled.Go through this direct link and follow the step by step process to get the door open from inside:

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http://www.howtorepairguide.com/2013/02/honda-pilot-rear-door-lock-wont-open.html

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This will help.

Thanks.

I don't have this vehicle, but a quick web search indicates one of two ways to accomplish this task. Most sedans, SUVs, and such these days have child safety locks on the rear doors. Almost always, this switch is located on the rear face of door (the area that can't be seen when the door is closed). The general way to lock / unlock is to open the rear door and push a switch to the appropriate icon (either an open or closed padlock). The other way that I found, specific to the Focus, is to use your ignition key instead of a switch. Take your key to the back door, open it, and look for a keyslot that is in the area of the icons. My research indicates that the key vertical is locked and the key turned horizontal is unlocked.

Good luck.

Show me how to take the safety child lock off switch also I need a picture of this location on the door

open the back door,on the door close to the lock you will see the black plastic round thing. that is the child safety lock, you can turn that left or right for. ( lock or unlock) hope this can help.

i started by removing ashtray and the screw underneath. it would be easier to remove rear seat as access is not so good to move around. wind window down, then carefully pull from top of trim, it should come away fairly easy. the trim is held on by push in clips but you need to careful as they break easy. behind the inside door handle is a plastic backing plate which i found easier to remove first. now the outside handle can be undone and i simply pulled the cable and the door opened. the cable was broken where it joins the handle so a new cable is needed.

You need to undo the door trim (difficult at closed door but no other way) and replace the door opener cable

after cking the child lock, try locking and unlocking the manual locks to see if you can hear any movement inside the doors. if all else fails, you have to remove the door panels.. starting from the aft lower corner, (careful not to tear the plastic moisture sheeting, just peel it back), the door panels are normally held in by plastic plugs and screws under the armrest, etc. once inside the door cavity, ck the linkages for wear or any signs of them being disconnected. try all the lock mechanisms again to pinpoint the cause, its good practice to clear all the drain holes at the lower part of the cavity once you're in there.

It has nothing to do with the "child lock" It is a know problem in this car, they tend to get caught in lock. Only thing to do, is to take of the panel then the outside handle, and through that hole destroy the plastic covering the lock, a large screwdriver and hammer will do! Then you can release the lock, while you pull the inside release handle. Buy new!