How do you open the hatch from inside the car?
11-07-2005, 03:48 PM
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How do you open the hatch from inside the car?
Ok I feel like an idiot asking this. But I swear to god I have looked in the manual and didnt see this anywhere. I find it hard to believe that it can only be opened by the button on the key. So forgive my ignorance while you type the answer. 
11-07-2005, 03:53 PM
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no ****! I thought they just hid it in some stupid place. I literaly looked everywhere before consulting the idiot book. In that case I hate the fact that you have to trun the car off to open it up.
11-07-2005, 05:06 PM
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The pull string under the strut bar is an emergency switch to open hatch. How about press key fob to open truck while inside car? Hard to believe Nissan did not provide a means to open hatch!
11-07-2005, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by viper2ko
unforntunately nissan is ****in retarded and only made it open by the key.
Who is ****ing retarded now? LOL
jk.I knew about it first day I had the car, because I didnt know how to open trunk, it said about the little button by the license plate and the string under the strut bar....I didnt know when I would ever be trapped under the strut bar, but who knows, lol.
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11-07-2005, 05:14 PM
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its easy. you just gotta put on a pair of boots.
then you lay down in the trunk with your back to the floor, and kick the freaken windows open. that''ll teach your stupid Z to not open.
then you lay down in the trunk with your back to the floor, and kick the freaken windows open. that''ll teach your stupid Z to not open.
11-07-2005, 05:44 PM
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It's in the manual (3-10)
I checked the table of contents in my owner's manual.
In chapter 3, the section on "secondary rear hatch
release" is what you want. It's on page 3-10 in my
manual.
Took me all of 10 seconds to find and that includes waiting
for my PC to fire up the Acrobat Reader.
In chapter 3, the section on "secondary rear hatch
release" is what you want. It's on page 3-10 in my
manual.
Took me all of 10 seconds to find and that includes waiting
for my PC to fire up the Acrobat Reader.
11-07-2005, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by n3m3s1s
no ****! I thought they just hid it in some stupid place. I literaly looked everywhere before consulting the idiot book. In that case I hate the fact that you have to trun the car off to open it up.
11-07-2005, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by r26
why would you have to turn off the car; just push the unlock button and open the hatch. As mentioned earlier, there is a button above the rear license plate.
11-07-2005, 09:24 PM
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I'm going with the key fob while still inside the car, although I've never had a reason to do that. I'm more of a stand in front of the hatch and press the key fob kind of guy.
11-08-2005, 04:26 AM
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I dont really see the big deal, if your car is running you just hit the unlock button and use the button outside the car to open the hatch, if the car is not running just hit the button on the remote.
The release that is inside the car isnt really an emergency escape becuase you could obviously climb into the front seat from the back of the car. Its a direct pull on the latch assembly so that if the actuator the releases the hatch fails, you can still open it.
I cant beleive someone hasnt said to "SEARCH", this topic has been covered way too many times.
The release that is inside the car isnt really an emergency escape becuase you could obviously climb into the front seat from the back of the car. Its a direct pull on the latch assembly so that if the actuator the releases the hatch fails, you can still open it.
I cant beleive someone hasnt said to "SEARCH", this topic has been covered way too many times.
11-08-2005, 05:39 AM
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Originally Posted by bmxox
I dont really see the big deal, if your car is running you just hit the unlock button and use the button outside the car to open the hatch, if the car is not running just hit the button on the remote.
The release that is inside the car isnt really an emergency escape becuase you could obviously climb into the front seat from the back of the car. Its a direct pull on the latch assembly so that if the actuator the releases the hatch fails, you can still open it.
I cant beleive someone hasnt said to "SEARCH", this topic has been covered way too many times.
The release that is inside the car isnt really an emergency escape becuase you could obviously climb into the front seat from the back of the car. Its a direct pull on the latch assembly so that if the actuator the releases the hatch fails, you can still open it.
I cant beleive someone hasnt said to "SEARCH", this topic has been covered way too many times.
11-08-2005, 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by FanTaZ
I checked the table of contents in my owner's manual.
In chapter 3, the section on "secondary rear hatch
release" is what you want. It's on page 3-10 in my
manual.
Took me all of 10 seconds to find and that includes waiting
for my PC to fire up the Acrobat Reader.
In chapter 3, the section on "secondary rear hatch
release" is what you want. It's on page 3-10 in my
manual.
Took me all of 10 seconds to find and that includes waiting
for my PC to fire up the Acrobat Reader.
11-08-2005, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by TK2005
I was wondering when someone was going to say this.
