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Old 01-23-2008, 01:32 PM
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Opening trunk

Other than the trunk release button on the remote for the car, is there any other way to open the trunk? (my ex-95 Altima had a lever inside that also opened the trunk..)
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Old 01-23-2008, 01:54 PM
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Well, there's the keyfob, there's the button inside the car, and there's the key (pretty much all 3 standard for any car).
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Originally Posted by tarun900
Other than the trunk release button on the remote for the car, is there any other way to open the trunk? (my ex-95 Altima had a lever inside that also opened the trunk..)
HA let me guess you missed the trunk release on the drivers door arm rest
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Old 01-23-2008, 02:51 PM
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I usually use a crowbar that I keep in the back seat to wedge it open, easiest way IMO

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Screwdriver in the key hole works too. Ask me how i know.
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Originally Posted by kzoosho
Screwdriver in the key hole works too. Ask me how i know.
That was the key of choice on my ex's '73 Duster. Kinda got pissed when I surprised her by installing an actual lock in that empty hole, because she could no longer just grab a screwdriver out of her box to open it up, she actually had to keep track of keys.

Anyway - It always amuses me to watch people try to find the trunk button inside of the 4th gens...almost as much as watching people try to get out of a 3rd gen.
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Originally Posted by pmohr
That was the key of choice on my ex's '73 Duster. Kinda got pissed when I surprised her by installing an actual lock in that empty hole, because she could no longer just grab a screwdriver out of her box to open it up, she actually had to keep track of keys.

Anyway - It always amuses me to watch people try to find the trunk button inside of the 4th gens...almost as much as watching people try to get out of a 3rd gen.
It is amusing at times man. I love people getting out of the rear of my forth gen now since i dont have turd gen no more.
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Sorry if the question sounds really noobish. The reason I asked is because I cannot find the button that's inside the car?....The only lever I can find is to the bottom left hand corner of the driver's seat and when I pull up, it opens the little latch where you pump gas.

killerVQ30DE, where is the trunk release on the driver's door arm rest? Like I said above, the only lever I could find opens the door for gas...
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Originally Posted by tarun900
Sorry if the question sounds really noobish. The reason I asked is because I cannot find the button that's inside the car?....The only lever I can find is to the bottom left hand corner of the driver's seat and when I pull up, it opens the little latch where you pump gas.

killerVQ30DE, where is the trunk release on the driver's door arm rest? Like I said above, the only lever I could find opens the door for gas...

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Originally Posted by tarun900

killerVQ30DE, where is the trunk release on the driver's door arm rest? Like I said above, the only lever I could find opens the door for gas...

It's not exactly hidden or anything....
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Exactly.....
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Old 01-23-2008, 06:00 PM
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so thats what the picture on the button means
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wow, when in doubt, rtfm
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Old 01-23-2008, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by icaghost
I usually use a crowbar that I keep in the back seat to wedge it open, easiest way IMO
haha - awesome!
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on my old 95 gxe you had to push down on the gas lever to open the trunk. it didnt have the armrest button.
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i don't have a button like that

butttt, i do have the lever that goes up for the trunk and down for the gas. or vice versa...
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Originally Posted by pmohr
So which door is that? And is that only featured with the black interior only? I tried to search for a write-up but couldn't find anything on this. Guess I'll keep a crowbar in the trunk.
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Wait that button opens the trunk?

NO WAY!
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haha thats funny.

Whats up with some of these threads man... come on now.
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No dudes, you all are wrong!!! you push that button.... and then use the keyfob, then you enter the key in the trunk turn twice to the left 3 times to the right and once back left again and Whaaalllaaa.

effin noobs, go buy a honda.
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Originally Posted by rex3001
i don't have a button like that

butttt, i do have the lever that goes up for the trunk and down for the gas. or vice versa...
nice way to bring back an 4 month old thread.

Noobs stop making yourselves look bad for friggin post counts
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but its the only way for me to be able to post important threads...
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you were asking to get flamed for that one
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hahhaha for the love of anything holy close this thread I still can't believe its still active!!!! i nearly pissed myself just readin this!!!!!!
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