Emergency Exit Rear Door Release Ideas

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Great idea, you even gave me another idea. Why not attach a cord to the emergency release and have it Velcro'd to the side of the door? Just run the cable along the side of the door so you can still use it for storage.

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Pops said:
Great idea, you even gave me another idea. Why not attach a cord to the emergency release and have it Velcro'd to the side of the door? Just run the cable along the side of the door so you can still use it for storage.

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Brilliant Idea, just ordered.
 


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Pops said:
Great idea, you even gave me another idea. Why not attach a cord to the emergency release and have it Velcro'd to the side of the door? Just run the cable along the side of the door so you can still use it for storage.
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I'm tempted to get those tags. for now I just have some paracord doing just what you said, attached to the emergency release and easy to yank on because it's protruding beyond the stock rubber liner of the pocket.
 

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My only concern is that with the cord protruding out under the rubber cover, junk (dust, dirt, liquid, chips, etc) can get into that opening. And then what? You can’t clean in it.
 
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Pops said:
Great idea, you even gave me another idea. Why not attach a cord to the emergency release and have it Velcro'd to the side of the door? Just run the cable along the side of the door so you can still use it for storage.

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Fuck yeah @Pops !
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