Can I purchase child safety locks? - 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix

Could be Child safety lock help prevent the rear doors from being opened accidentally. The child safety lock levers are located on the edge of the rear doors.

The child safety lock on the car doors is usually controlled by a switch that is located along the outside edge of the door. Open the door and look along the outside edge of the door for a small switch. This switch sets the child safety lock to on or off. The switch may look similar to the photo I've included. If you still cannot find the child safety lock, please check the owner's manual for your car.

Open door and look at small switch type lock unlock protuberance near the locking mechanism on the door itself.....

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:

Click the ;link:--

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

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This will help.

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should be a switch on the back doors to turn on and off the child safety locks it requires your key or a flat blade screw driver.. let me know if this works for you

Show me how to take the safety child lock off switch also I need a picture of this location on the door

I have the same car, same problem. I've still not been able to fix it, despite taking the inside panels off the rear doors, checking the rods were seated, applying WD-40 to the lock mechanisms, and manually working the mechanism. Child locks are not engaged, but I tried putting them on and off too. Just won't open.

Child Safety lock was attached to the door handle by a horizontal wire rod . The wire rod had rusted through at a welded join, and had to be rejoined. The rejoining was accomplished with a small clamp.

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.

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