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What should I do if my 2008 Nissan Quest’s sliding door won't open?
I’ve been driving my 2008 Nissan Quest for over a decade now, and we’ve never had any major problems with it. However, one of the sliding doors suddenly won’t open. What could be the issue?
Macy Fouse · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
That has to be super annoying! If your 2008 Nissan Quest’s sliding door
won’t open
, there could be an issue with the child lock rod, among other culprits. Here are some possible causes and solutions:- If the child lock rod is extended: You can flip the child lock switch location in the driver’s side door. If there’s no switch, you can use your finger or a pen to push the child lock rod back into the sliding door.
- If the electrical system is malfunctioning: This isn’t an issue you can fix alone. You’ll need to take your Quest to a mechanic.
- If thedoor latch is jammed: You may be able to wedge a small screwdriver under the moving piece to loosen it up but do it gingerly to prevent needing alatch replacement.
If you discover the child lock isn’t enabled, the best route is to head to a Nissan dealership or reputable mechanic to figure out the cause. You may be able to finagle a solution, but that’s always risky—and could cause further damage or expensive repairs for your Quest.
If you think your sliding door was damaged because of a collision or accident, your
Nissan Quest car insurance
policy may cover the cost of repairs as long as you have collision coverage
.View full answer
- Gregory R.
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