holes in the wrong place
07-09-2001, 03:00 PM
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holes in the wrong place
have you guys noticed how "stupid" acura is... i mean... they put a keyhole on the passanger side door rather than the trunk on the 02 TL (I dunno if they did the same for 99-01s)... but i mean if the car comes with fobs, how often would you use a key to open up the car??? most new cars (eg. BMW, Benz, Infiniti, Lexus, Audi, even VW!!) don't have a keyhole on the passanger's door, and i personally think that it looks neat like that... (and easier to wax LOL)... whereas a trunk without a keyhole is an inconvienence... say if you don't have the fob or if it runs out of battery, you have to unlock the driver's door then open the trunk from the inside of the car.... i mean HELLLOOO? why can't you put a hole on the trunk lid
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Re: holes in the wrong place
Originally posted by ucla107
most new cars (eg. BMW, Benz, Infiniti, Lexus, Audi, even VW!!) don't have a keyhole on the passanger's door, and i personally think that it looks neat like that... (and easier to wax LOL)...
most new cars (eg. BMW, Benz, Infiniti, Lexus, Audi, even VW!!) don't have a keyhole on the passanger's door, and i personally think that it looks neat like that... (and easier to wax LOL)...
I can't remember who did it, but it looked clean. I think he did both passenger and drivers door, which I think is a mistake if your battery dies.
As far as the trunk lock, the only way I think it would look good is if they put it in the rear light assembly. I love the fact that there is no keyhole.
My Integra had some serious rust where the keyhole was.
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Who knows, maybe it's to reduce production parts, considering that the Inspire is RH drive.
As far as the keyhole in the trunk, I like the fact there is no VISIBLE keyhole back there. If you ever followed a Gen 4(?) Maxima you'll notice that the keyhole is UGLY.
Also, keys and keychains too close to the paint = scratches. No thanks! I never even use the key on the drivers door.
As far as the keyhole in the trunk, I like the fact there is no VISIBLE keyhole back there. If you ever followed a Gen 4(?) Maxima you'll notice that the keyhole is UGLY.
Also, keys and keychains too close to the paint = scratches. No thanks! I never even use the key on the drivers door.
07-09-2001, 03:30 PM
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I love the fact that theres no keyhole for the trunk. Thats one less thing on the trunk and also they cant "pop" the lock to get in your trunk (hey i come from NY).
Neil, i think it was Tanner (remember him?) who replaced the door handles.
Neil, i think it was Tanner (remember him?) who replaced the door handles.
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Re: Re: holes in the wrong place
whoever did this do u have a pic to post?
Originally posted by NSXNEXT
If you don't like the passenger side door lock, you can buy the rear door cover plate and hide the door lock.
I can't remember who did it, but it looked clean. I think he did both passenger and drivers door, which I think is a mistake if your battery dies.
If you don't like the passenger side door lock, you can buy the rear door cover plate and hide the door lock.
I can't remember who did it, but it looked clean. I think he did both passenger and drivers door, which I think is a mistake if your battery dies.
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