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hi everyone

hope someone can help

my r33 passenger side door will not open with keys from inside or outside

seems the locking mechanism is stuff

can remove the door panel as i cannot open the door.

no modifications or alarm just the stock central locking which makes a whirring sound when i use it on drivers side

any advice thank you

how to remove the rear panel so i can drill out the door bolt thingy... last hope

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Have you tried your spare key, and keep inserting it in and out whilst applying anti clockwise force, it should eventually let you get in. from wear and tear the keys wear out.

If not, take off the plastic around the inside door handle, it just pops off, and try pull the cables from there.

i am using the spare key ..doesnt seem to help ..it doesnt seem to engage..

i will keep on trying

i cant remove the trim, as i cannot open the door at all

however i will try to remove it as i hv heard it can be done...maybe damaging it a bit

i hv tried rolling down the windows and fishing with a coat hanger..

managed to open the drivers side door quite easily

but not the passenger door..

i hv heard this is quite common

alas ..love my skyline

thks for your reply

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