I have a 1996 Honda Passport and I am unable to open eith of the back doors. The power locks and windows on both of the doors work, but the inside or outside latch will not open the door. Any ideas?
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Asked by TBnMN Jun 30, 2007 at 02:05 PM about the 1996 Honda Passport 4 Dr LX SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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lightGear answered 16 years ago

You'll need to remove the door handles to see if the wire that connects to the door handle and the latch is broken.

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radioguy95 answered 16 years ago

Hello, very simple. Take the back panels off of the back doors. Look for the "hidden" screws behind the little plastic cover tabs on the bottom of the door panels. the tabs are easily removed by taking a small flat head and popping them off. Once you have removed the full panel, look for the little plastic nut that guides the lock mechanism, 9/10 it has come loose and will not fully unlock the door. Simply tighten it back up and your set to go. Good Luck

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THOMAS answered 10 years ago

are the child door lock levers set to child proof?

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