Thread: Rear drivers side door stuck

Take the door trim off. Could be a broken spring needing to be replaced. They are a bit of a pain to get back together.

They have a electric door latch .
You say wont open have you tried the inside door opener to open it .
And as mick said take the door trim off.
You say you bought this against your better judgement It worrys me when people jump on brand based forums and say things like this after buying second hand cars .
Im guessing your Paj was old and not going hence the D2 .
I feel you made this choice for a car that is going you could have bought anything else but you did`nt.
Maybe a different mind set would help yourself and us to be positive to any issues you require help for .
Im not having a go but your opening sentence screams i dont want to be hear but i have too

Haha sorry, probably bad opening line. I guess the truth is I really wanted a landrover, but am aware that they can be problematic and take some care and attention. So I got the door trim off and managed to manually pop the door catch. Turns out child lock was on (hence not opening from the inside) and the rod to the outside handle seems to be completely missing?!

Originally Posted by chris_123

Haha sorry, probably bad opening line. I guess the truth is I really wanted a landrover, but am aware that they can be problematic and take some care and attention. So I got the door trim off and managed to manually pop the door catch. Turns out child lock was on (hence not opening from the inside) and the rod to the outside handle seems to be completely missing?!

Well done some times its the things that stick in your eye that get missed
All good you are now excused form your bad explanations

Welcome to the forum and Land Rover ownership. Pretty much everything you need to know about your D2 is on here. Many people have broken things before you and figured out how to fix them! If you want to get the most out of your Disco, go to the D2 section here and (if it hasn't already got it) find the best method to connect the linkages for your Central Diff Lock (CDL). And enjoy your new beastie!