Right rear outside handle broken and child lock is on

Asked by KaleeSvec Jan 22, 2015 at 01:34 PM about the 2005 Nissan Altima 2.5

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I broke off my car handle this morning and the child lock is on the same door. I already ordered the replacement part and i know how to replace the door handle i just need to know how to get the door open so i can take it apart!

4 Answers

530

I done this one time on my car.. if u look where the handle was there should be a hole where the handle goes into the door.. if u look close enough u will see a small skinny bar that looks like an upside down L. What i did was i found a small piece of tough rope small enough to go in the hole and i wrapped it around the hook.. and pull toward you..thats the lever that the hanfle pulls on to open..

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530

No problem.. let me know the results and if i can be anymore of help to u..

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