I came back from my SuperTech....in less than 10 seconds...FIXED. He reached in with two fingers, slid the cam out from inside the top part of the lock...(it is shaped like a flattened out banana ...only it is about 3/4 of an inch long). The "jaws" opened and the lock catches the bars on the inside of the door and works as good as new!! Remember...do not force these cams, they slide open very easy.
The door latch may not catch properly due to misalignment, wear and tear, or a faulty latch mechanism.
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what is wrong with the door latch? will it not open/latch? what year is the vehicle? all of these are needed to answer your question.
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To fix the 300m latch, you will need to remove the inner door panel. After the door panel has been removed, then you can check the door latch components to determine what has broken and how to best repair it.
Pull the INSIDE handle as if you were going to open the door and then use a flat blade screwdriver ( or any screwdriver ) to move the latch sections apart
Did you check the door latch/lock. The latch part might be broken on the inside. If you have the door already open it is easy to chisel out the old door latch inside of the door.
The door latch catch is a mechanism that keeps the door closed. It works by engaging with the door striker when the door is closed, preventing it from opening. To maintain it properly, regularly lubricate the latch mechanism with a silicone-based lubricant and ensure that the latch and striker are properly aligned. Additionally, check for any signs of wear or damage and replace any worn components as needed.
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i dont know how to fix it so you tell me how to fix it
It is inside the latch itself.
If I understand you right the door is opened and won't close because the latch is tripped. Lift up on the door handle and take your finger or a screw driver and move the latch to the open position