*Yes I know this has been a problem since the 350Z, but could not find any solutions in searching forums* I, as I'm sure many other Z owners are, am
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Doors Won't Stay Open
*Yes I know this has been a problem since the 350Z, but could not find any solutions in searching forums*
I, as I'm sure many other Z owners are, am getting really sick of my doors not staying open at either of the hinge catch points and getting my shin, shoulder or whatever I'm carrying crunched. Has anyone come up with any kind of solve for this issue?
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I used to have an '07 350Z, and I can attest that the doors stay open much better on a 370Z than a 350Z. There is a certain point on the 370Z where the door "clicks" in place and doesn't shut as easily.
A solution is close the door as soon as you get inside the car.
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Agreed! I had an '05 350Z and those doors completely disregarded the laws of physics - I could be nose-down in a ditch and the door would swing shut on me as I tried to get out.
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Not to get off topic, but I don’t miss the much heavier rear trunk hatch and the crappier blind spot view from the smaller windows of the 350Z. Oh and that annoying rear strut bar. And how everything scratches so easily like the window arm rest.
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