Gas filler door
Originally Posted by bailey bill
I have searched my Owner's Manual, and find no information of that sort.
And I have inspected the rear hatch area, including the area where the spare and jack are stored, and cannot see any manual release.
Maybe you could provide some more information. Where is that info in the Owner's Manual? Where is the manual release located?
bill
And I have inspected the rear hatch area, including the area where the spare and jack are stored, and cannot see any manual release.
Maybe you could provide some more information. Where is that info in the Owner's Manual? Where is the manual release located?
bill
You will also find there 2 additionnal D rings to hang stuff to.
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My mistake, I thought for sure they would have had a cable on the inside panel in the hatch area. Hmmmm, Nissan you should know better. Thats like a 5 dollar addition that could make all the difference in the world in the icy climate states.
Originally Posted by mcurry5
My mistake, I thought for sure they would have had a cable on the inside panel in the hatch area. Hmmmm, Nissan you should know better. Thats like a 5 dollar addition that could make all the difference in the world in the icy climate states.
Originally Posted by mcurry5
Kolia, UMMMMMM thats the rear hatch release !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol at myself!!!
Yeah, I hate it when I lock myself in a hatchback... Nowhere to go except the front doors...
Originally Posted by mcurry5
it doesnt matter if its a hatch or trunk, all cars must have an interior trunk or hatch release for safety reasons. What thread were you reading ???
I figured that hatchbacks would be exempt of the requirement, for obvious reasons.
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Originally Posted by Kolia
Read my previous post to locate the manual release...
Originally Posted by pplanner
You're confusing different functions. This thread is about the GAS FILLER DOOR and the absence of an emergency cable-pull should the electrical switch malfunction. NISSAN did not provide for an emergency cable in the Coupe or in the Roadster and there is no mention of any emergency procedure in their owner's manual !
I've had the car over 2 years and always assumed that latch was for the fuel lid. All my previous cars had one.
Originally Posted by pplanner
Tried with 2 people, it still won't open. You are right, it is a solenoid. There is nothing in the rear wheel well that suggests access to the solenoid. Could it be just behind the trunk right-side liner ? Did anyone ever take that liner off and notice the fuel door mechanism ?
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