No idea really, yes very inconvenient.
Does the car have central locking?
I've seen the back door stuck between locked and unlocked with central locking, I can usually open it by getting in the boot and moving the lock lever to "unlock".
We are two weeks into an eight week trip and the rear door on the Defender is jammed between open and closed as and I can’t figure out what has happened. From the outside I can see the catch is not latched, the door doesn’t seem to have dropped but I can’t open it and can’t close it. We have a rest day at Uluru tomorrow and the following day and I propose to remove everything via the side doors and see what the issue is.
Any ideas? Very inconvenient
Cheers
Travelrover
Adventure before Dementia
2012 Puma 90 - Black
1999 Td5 110 Ute - White
1996 Tdi 300 Wagon - White
No idea really, yes very inconvenient.
Does the car have central locking?
I've seen the back door stuck between locked and unlocked with central locking, I can usually open it by getting in the boot and moving the lock lever to "unlock".
No it’s a 1996 Tdi
Cheers
Travelrover
Adventure before Dementia
2012 Puma 90 - Black
1999 Td5 110 Ute - White
1996 Tdi 300 Wagon - White
The only thing I can think of is trying to unlock it as I said above, they key may not do it but the lever inside might.
Cheers
Travelrover
Adventure before Dementia
2012 Puma 90 - Black
1999 Td5 110 Ute - White
1996 Tdi 300 Wagon - White
As you say you can see through the gap it is nothing to do with the catch.
Get down on the ground and look up under the perimeter edge. My bet is something has got swept under the bottom edge. It may be visible, may not.
The interior floor is quite flat and a stray tent peg/ small spanner/ tyre tube cap/ pebble may be caught there.
Remedy - either take the door hinge pins off, or easier: take door off hinges/ hinge and door off body.
OR just give the door a good pull, outwards and upwards at the same time.
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