Mine has been like this since I got it 5 years ago. The rear passenger side door won't open using the outside handle probably about 20% of the time - the remaining 80% it works perfectly. So nothing's 'broken' on mine, but obviously something's out of alignment or stretched (etc). The kids have found though that if the door won't open, they can push on it and then often it will work!Hello all. Recently bought my first 51 plate freelander. My drivers side rear passenger door handle will not operate from the outside but will on the inside. Driving me mental. Anyone know a fix???
Thanks in advance.
Jay
Yes and also a plastic membrane covering the the door too. Does the fob key and the car keys trigger all the doors to open?
Mine has been like this since I got it 5 years ago. The rear passenger side door won't open using the outside handle probably about 20% of the time - the remaining 80% it works perfectly. So nothing's 'broken' on mine, but obviously something's out of alignment or stretched (etc). The kids have found though that if the door won't open, they can push on it and then often it will work!
I thought it would be an mot fail if they can't be opened??
Well either its not part of the WOF here, or its worked every time the tester has opened the door - and its tested every 6 months here.I thought it would be an mot fail if they can't be opened??
Thought against it. Looks pretty but its chilly.. Treated the bumpers and mud flaps. Looks like it should now. Not all two tone n white.Brave man unless in a garage or being wrapped up with a duvet All the best neighbour.
Hopefully I can get away with it too. Still want to fix it though. Just need a nice dry day. Fingers crossed.Well either its not part of the WOF here, or its worked every time the tester has opened the door - and its tested every 6 months here.
Well I'm gutted, you didn't believe me in that other threadHi all, update on door lock, stripped back the door card, removed the membrane, link rod is still there (in situ) door will open from inside, not outside, the fob works with no issues on all other doors. If I get in the car (card and membrane free) I can open the door using a crooked hand, pushing down on the rod (as if I'm outside) it will open, been told it's the locking motor that has died, will need to be replaced, is this true or am I missing something else?
Thought it was you @Skinny Mike - see posts are read... and sometimes I can even remember them 5 minutes laterWell I'm gutted, you didn't believe me in that other thread
Anyway, got the Haynes manual out and checked, also asked the wife who has a better memory than me. You locking motor is knackered.
I repeat its buggered. Sorry mate no other answer as its all linked to the motor.
Only other advice is don't buy a second hand motor, they don't last. Get a new one.
I shall now go and stand in the corner and sulk
Mike
Your doing better than me then.I can't even remember if i put my undies on Nothing to do with getting olderThought it was you @Skinny Mike - see posts are read... and sometimes I can even remember them 5 minutes later