1. Remove the rear door trim (see "Removing and installing rear door trim").
2. Remove the rear door glass (see "Replacing the rear door glass").
3. Disconnect the outer handle rod from the lock lever by unfastening the rod lock and turning it to the side.
Note: For clarity, the disconnection of the outer handle rod is shown with the handle and lock removed. The inner handle rod of the lock actuator was disconnected during the process of removing the rear door trim.
4. Using a screwdriver, remove the lock actuator rocker shaft from the hole in the door panel.
5. Turn the rocker arm 90° counterclockwise...
6. ...and, having disconnected the lock drive rod from the rocker arm, remove the rocker arm together with the lock button rod.
7. Remove the drive and lock rods from the holders on the inner door panel.
8. Compress the rod holder clips, push them into the door and remove the holder.
9. Remove the three screws securing the lock to the door panel.
10. Having brought the lock into the technological hole in the door panel...
11. ...disconnect the wiring harness connector from it and remove the lock from the car.
12. If you are changing the lock, disconnect the rods of the inner drive handle and the lock from it by unfastening and turning their locks to the sides, and install them on the new lock.
13. To remove the door lock latch, unscrew it from the body pillar.
Note: The latch is tightened with a high torque, so we recommend using an impact screwdriver to loosen it.
14. Install the rear door lock and all removed parts in the reverse order of removal.
Note: If necessary, adjust the locking clarity by moving the latch and loosening it.