G35 Sedan: Do you have to slam your trunk?
Originally Posted by rpm&my_G35
I don't slam mine...I just grip the 'handle' on the inside right and pull down while quickly removing my hand and it closes pretty easy.
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Originally Posted by jl114
Use the grip inside the trunk to close. This means no finger prints on chrome. The grip makes it so you don't slam the trunk, give it a few shots. Your arm will get a feel for it! I remember reading this awhile ago, tried it out.. it was a perfect design.
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From: SOuthFLorida
i know i have to slam it well, becuase every so often the damm thing opens on its own, or seems to not have shut. Its quite anoying to have to stop somewhere cause the light in the center gauge goes off saying the trunk is AJAR!
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Originally Posted by NewGMan
Mine does not need to be slammed, but it is a PITA to open. Needs to be lifted instead of just opening up when you press the trunk release. Could be because I have a spoiler and that adds weight I guess.
Originally Posted by Solid71
What handle are you guys talking about? I hope it isnt the emergency glow in the dark release handle.With practice you can use it to close the trunk.
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Originally Posted by Art007
Open the trunk all the way. There is a grab/finger recess right of center near the lower edge of the trunk lid.
With practice you can use it to close the trunk.
With practice you can use it to close the trunk.
Originally Posted by Glockz
I have to say this is my first Infiniti but it's also the first car I've had that requires the owener to practice a technique to close the trunk. I've only had this car for a couple weeks but is seems like they had the "A" team of engineers on some parts of the car and others were outsourced to the lowest bidder.
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Originally Posted by Glockz
I have to say this is my first Infiniti but it's also the first car I've had that requires the owener to practice a technique to close the trunk. I've only had this car for a couple weeks but is seems like they had the "A" team of engineers on some parts of the car and others were outsourced to the lowest bidder.
Grab the inside handle on the right hand side of the trunk and pull down with very little effort. Is that the technique you are missing?
What's the issue here??
