To open Your Nissan Murano trunk from inside there is an internal handle on Your trunk, which is there for security. This handle is hidden and many people are not even knowledgeable of its existence. This is the handle that will allow You to open the trunk of Your Nissan Murano from the passenger compartment. To discover this handle Youll have to get in the back seat and, at the trunk lock of Your Nissan Murano (center of the tailgate), Youll have to remove a plastic cover to see the entire lock appear. Once this has been achieved, You should locate a sort of lever that once activated will allow You to open the tailgate of Your Nissan Murano from the inside.
Bob Rambaldi
April 28, 2021
My Murano 2010 SL does not have a trunk release button inside!!!
Jerome M
July 30, 2020
To open the Nissan Murano trunk from the inside press the trunk release button located in the vehicle.
Pat Meis
August 10, 2021
The 2017 base model does not have an inside button to open the back liftgate. This is an upgrade feature. Liftgate can only be opened from the outside.
Nissan Dealerships, need to do another [Recall] concerning unlocking the trunks, from the inside underneath the steering wheel.The trunks of the [Nissan Murano's] need to be installed in a better place instead of behind the backseat where as a person has to put the backseat down and crawl in the back and unlock the trunk, who makes [SUV's] like this, no [Dealetship] that I know of. The [Dealership] made a [Expensive] SUV, Nissan Murano's but made it [Complicated] and [Foolish] to get into, that's saying when people has to go [Grocery Shopping] someone has to crawl into the back of the vehicle, and open the trunk, how [Inconvenience] that is. When a person is [Purchasing] a vehicle, you make them [Satified] not [Unsatified]. No one should have to [Crawl] in the backseat to open up the trunk. By the time you [Crawl] back there to open up the trunk, yourself tire. They need to satisfy their [Customers] by doing a [Re-call]. They will get more business that way.
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