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How to Replace Rear Hatch Lower Trim Panel 2009-14 Nissan Murano

Created on: 2017-12-19

How to repair, install, fix, change or replace a lower hatch trim panel on 10 Nissan Murano

  1. step 1 :Removing the Hatch Trim
    • Pop the cargo lights out of the hatch trim with a trim tool
    • Disconnect the cargo light electrical connectors
    • Pry the four push pins out of the bottom of the hatch trim with the trim tool
    • Pry the grab handles out of the bottom of the hatch trim with the trim tool
    • Pry the hatch trim off the hatch with the trim tool
  2. step 2 :Installing the Hatch Trim
    • Thread the cargo light wires through the hatch trim
    • Lift the hatch trim into place
    • Push in the hatch trim clips
    • Pop the four push pins into the bottom of the hatch trim
    • push the grab handles into the bottom of the hatch trim
    • Connect the cargo light electrical connectors
    • Slide the cargo lights into the hatch trim

Hi. I'm Mike from 1AAuto. We've been selling auto parts for over 30 years!

We're going to remove this lower inside tailgate trim. We're going to start by popping out these cargo lights, by just pushing in the plastic trim tool. You can get these from 1AAuto.com. Just kind of go on this side and pop it down. Push the lock in. Pull it out of the lamp. Put that lamp aside, so I can reuse it. Do the same for the other side. Put that aside.

Now we're going to get these four push clips out of here. Here's a little tip. This push clips that have a flush head to them, you can actually push them in. It seems counterintuitive, but you push them in, and then you can pry them out.

I'm just going to pop these pockets out, these little grab handle pockets. Take the plastic pry tool. Put it in the top, and they'll pop right out. Repeat this for the other side. Pull it right out.

Take my prying tool, kind of wedge it into the gap here. Pry it down to pop it off the clips. Work my way around. All right, then we go do the other side. Do the same thing: just kind of work it in there. Pry it down. You basically just have to snap all the clips free, and then it will come right out.

We're going to put this back up into place. I also need to feed these wires out, for the lights. Reach up, those are going to go in here. I'm going to line those up like that. Grab this one down here. Now I can get this. Settle it up like this, and I can start to push these ends in, just like that. We'll go right along the edge. Push all the clips back in.

Take out push clips, put them back into place. Push them back out like that. Push them back in.

These handles are marked up, so they'll go in the up direction. Do the same for the other side.

We plug our lights back in, just like that. Slide them back into place. They'll snap in. That works again. Do that for the other side. Plug it in. You can tell, the wider part is where this wider part is going to go, because these are both the same, left and right. Pop it in, just like that.

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