Rear doors wont open from inside, windows wont roll down

You may end up rolling the window down and using a light and a wedge to widen the gap. Using a light look into the space and see where the rod has come loose. You can use the other door for reference. Then see if you can capture the mechanism and open the door. Or contact a lock smith

I would take a look at the sensor inside that rear door latch first.
Except for the windows, a faulty sensor would involve your other issues. Could be something with the right door module too.

It can be faulty switch or safety lock enabled.Go through this direct link and follow the step by step process to get the door open from inside:

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http://www.howtorepairguide.com/2013/02/honda-pilot-rear-door-lock-wont-open.html

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This will help.

Thanks.

may the switch from the front went out

if you can roll the back windows down the back doors then i would check the window motors

Have you tried the child locks on the doors?

At a guess the outside handle has become detached from the linkage inside the door and you've got the child lock on as well.

Well to get the child lock off, you need a long fairly broad plastic strip, I've used the long side cut out of a plastic milk carton in the past.

Wind the window in the offending door down, then insert the plastic strip in the door gap underneath the handle, once in try the internal door handle, if it fails try again working your way down the door by widths of the plastic strip, trying the internal door handle as you go, with luck you'll have release the child lock by the 3-4th try.

Once open, its taking the inside door card off and re-attaching the linkage for the outside handle.

I have the same problem. Do not know cause but I remove large red 50 fuse in engine compartment fuse box, wait 15 sec and replace. Lock car and unlock. This seams to reset something and car is fine. This problems seams to appear when my battery is low.(?)

The first thing to check is if this car has a rear window lock button as a child safety feature. These buttons are usually located somewhere on the driver's door. Sometimes you push them by mistake and then you think your windows aren't working.

The second think to check is the fuse box. Check your owner's manual for the exact location. There should also be a fuse box diagram. It's possible the the rear windows are on a separate fuse and all you'll need to do to is replace it. If it is a fuse make sure your replacement is rated at the same number of amps as the original.

Check to see if you have child protection locks on them if that is the case turn them off? Please rate my response Thank you very much

Regarding the rear door child locks: There is a small lever on the latch side of the door, you can only see it with the door open. Move it to the other position.

Regarding the front door locks: You either have a bad door lock switch, or the power lock solenoids are beginning to fail. To check this, you will need to pull the door panels off, & measure the actual voltage at the solenoids whilst manipulating the lock switch. If you have 12 + VDC, I would suggest replacing the door lock solenoids. Not hard to change, but it IS time consuming. Best left to a dealer. Expect to pay 1 hour per side to change each solenoid.