2023年11月22日 · 2009 - 2014 Ford F150 - Rear Passenger door won't open - I have a 2011 XLT Supercab 4x4. About a month ago the rear passenger door would not open. The top latch would release but not the bottom latch. I managed to get the inner door panel off, expected to find a broken cable or latch part. I could not find anything...

2023年2月22日 · 2009 - 2014 Ford F150 - Rear door will not un-lock (solved) - I originally had a problem with the driver side extended cab's rear door not opening from the outside, then soon after it would not open from inside either!!!

DIY Quick fix to an F150 SuperCab rear door that won’t open. No cost to fix this issue.

2024年8月24日 · The rear door on my F150 Extended cab would not open. This is a common Ford truck issue on many years (~20 years). This video shows how anyone can easily fix the typical problem with...

2024年9月21日 · It's likely that one of the cables has come loose. There are some good YouTube videos on how to fix it. 2009 - 2014 Ford F150 - Extended Cab Rear Door Stuck - Howdy, from the Tulsa, OK area: I have a 2013 F-150 XL extended cab.

2023年7月9日 · One common reason an extended cab door won’t open is due to a latch malfunction. This could be caused by a damaged lock actuator or a faulty rod connector affecting the lower or upper latch. Check the door’s locking mechanism thoroughly for any signs of damage or wear. If needed, lubricate the latch components for smoother operation.

Fix the rear door latch of your 12th generation Ford F150 (2009 - 2014). Both of my read doors stopped working at almost the same time and from what I've heard this is a very common issue...

In general, Ford F150 rear door won't open from inside due to a broken auto lock, faulty door latches, damaged actuator, and ineffective handle cable. Also, a stuck lock, pin shift, and bottom latch slacking do not open the rear door.

Dealing with a door that won’t open from either side on your F150 can be frustrating and inconvenient. This problem usually stems from a malfunctioning latch mechanism, a broken handle, or a frozen lock, especially in colder climates. Diagnosing and fixing this issue quickly ensures your vehicle remains secure and functional.

You can replace the latch or work on the latch linkage adjustment another day. The reason I am wanting you to try this is because, the only way to remove and replace the latch is with the door open. You may want to go ahead and order a latch, 95% likely that is the bad part that needs to be replaced. Worst case scenario, you can not get the ...