2000 Nissan Pathfinder "latch" Questions

t turn in lock I have had this issue twice on my '98 Pathfinder. The hinge inside the exterior door latch rusts over time and sticks. As suggested in some other answers, the BEST way to get it open is

I think the hood latch cable on my 2001 Pathfinder SE is broken. When I pulled the inside release handle, it was real easy and now does not return to the proper position. How do I open the hood to get

How to unstick upper glove box latch. Upper glove box latch is stuck inside the door and it will not close. I need to know how to fix this. try to get some penetrating oil in/on the latch... 3 in 1 ...

rear door latch problem rear door will not open. how can you remove the door liner to find out what the problem is with the latch without being able to open the door ? rear door will not open. how can

Tailgate/trunk latch will not engage so the 1999 Nissan Pathfinder - Tailgate/trunk latch will not engage so the tailgate just bounces won't close - is there something I can do to fix this on my own? ...

...is springing back to the closed position. Sometimes if no lubrication has been done to the cable/latch the latch sticks in the open position. Lubricate and move until free movement of the whole ...

...this plate I was able to slide the rods that held the gate shut and open the tailgate.  My latch was broken and was then able to remove the latch and install a new one.  It was not hard ...

rear door of 1997 QX4 will not open. The handles move but will not operate the door latches the door latch cable sounds broke or the the door lock spring has popped, try open the door from the inside ...

the door won't stay closed the rear cargo door won't close (or latch securely) you may have to take off the inside panel and see if the inside latch is broken stop by your local nissan dealership in ...

...of the tailgate handle, you will probably find a broken plastic part that would normally pull the latch at either both or one side. It seems to be a design defect, or enough corrosion in the latch ...