Rear Door Lock Stuck

To take on issues with the lock assembly in the door you need to open up the door panel and try to move the assembly.

Rear door lock stuck.

Look to see what is holding it up. Lubricate the assembly and try to move it again. To change the latch remove the two grommets from the door jamb at the latch. Rear door lock is stuck.

It s actually my rear hatch door and it s crazy but there are not any rods in this door whatsoever. Hold down the spray button until the wd 40 begins to overflow from the lock opening. Repairs for a stuck or broken door latch lubricating the door latch may allow it to open and close if rust is the culprit. The key will turn the lock mechanism from closed to open but the horizontal handle will not push up.

It is crazy but this door does not have a keyhole in the handle and because of the metal framework the actuator is in a total blindspot inside. Use a 10mm nut driver to remove the two nuts holding the latch. Press down on the button on the rear of the wd 40 canister to begin releasing the lubricant into the lock. You should notice a difference immediately if this takes care of the issue.

Post by amyrox mon sep 21 2015 12 01 am. If this step doesnâ t fix the problem the door latch mechanism may need to be replaced. Spray the wd 40 into the lock. The rear cargo bay door lock seems to be jammed worked fine up to a month ago.

However with a car door lock stuck in the lock position even when you use your car key remote the issue is greater than just the keyway. The lock actuator consists of a small electric motor that drives. Care must be taken not to drop the nuts inside the door but the nuts are angled slightly upward so gravity is on your side. 1 more try for help.

The fix of ocassionaly stucking of the rear door lock requires wd40 solution. I ve removed the internal plastic door cover and monkeyed around trying to push or pull anything associated with the mechanism.