drivers door won't open from inside
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Asked by Melinda Sep 14, 2019 at 01:12 PM about the 2000 Volkswagen Beetle GLS 2.0

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i pull on the inside handle to open but nothing.  I took off panel and the cable keeps
coming unhooked.  Any ideas instead of replacing the cable.  Door opens fine from
the outside nd locks with key as well.

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Mahmood answered 4 years ago

It comes unhooked from the back of the door handle? there is a clip on the door handles that is plastic ,it may need be replaced.

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GuruR3JB6 answered 4 years ago

Did you figure out the solution? I have the same issue. Door opens from outside but not inside.

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GuruR3JB6 answered 4 years ago

Is it the door cable? I notice when I pull the latch to open the door, the cable doesn’t move.

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