My Passanger side door will not open. How do I get it open without breaking anything.

Asked by jeffa1003 Apr 19, 2015 at 09:00 AM about the 2000 Mitsubishi Galant LS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Something inside my passenger side door apparently broke and now I can't get the door open, using either the inside or outside door handle. How do I gain access to the internals of the door without breaking something (since I can't get the door open)?

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This is basically what you or the shop will have to do to get it open. I have seen other videos where they saw a hole right through the support beam and cut the entire lock mechanism right out. Major pain to open a stuck door. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHMe-5VpxM8

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RUSTED SHUT, BEEN IN A FLOOD. CAN UNLOCK FROM INSIDE, NOT OUT SIDE.. WHAT ABOUT A CAN OF WD-40 ? LAAZ. PASSENGER SIDE DOOR.

SHAME ON PEOPLE WHO SELL THEIR CARS. KNOWING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN IN FLOODS.! AND GOD ONLY KNOWS WHAT ELSE IS WRONG.

2005 Galant Mitsubishi passenger door opens about 3 inch that's it it shuts door handles work only opens 3 inches that's all anybody else knows let me know please never a problem before

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