2-14 Keys, Doors, and WindowsMidgate Lowered with CrossbarAttachedThis procedure works the same asthe procedure described previously,but when you lower the Midgatewith the rear glass in the storedposition, you will notice that theentire crossbar will lower with theMidgate. This is completely normal;however, since the crossbar lowerswith the Midgate, it will be heavier.As you lower the Midgate be readyfor the extra weight and do not letthe Midgate fall as you lower it.Raising the MidgateTo return the Midgate to its normalposition, raise the Midgate up with afirm swinging motion until it latchesinto place securely. This will help toensure that the Midgate closes withenough force to engage the latches.If the rear glass is removed and youwould like to put it back, do so usingthe instructions given previously.Tailgate{ WARNINGIt is extremely dangerous to rideon the tailgate, even when thevehicle is operated at low speeds.People riding on the tailgate caneasily lose their balance and fallin response to vehiclemaneuvers. Falling from a movingvehicle may result in seriousinjuries or death. Do not allowpeople to ride on the tailgate. Be(Continued)WARNING (Continued)sure everyone in your vehicle is ina seat and using a safety beltproperly.Use the Remote KeylessEntry (RKE) transmitter or powerdoor lock switch to lock and unlockthe tailgate.Open the tailgate by lifting up on itshandle while pulling the tailgatetoward you.To close the tailgate, push it firmlyupward until it latches. Push andpull on the tailgate to be sure it islatched securely.Tailgate RemovalThe tailgate is not to be removed.Removing the tailgate may causedamage to electrical connectorresulting in loss of lock/unlock andrear vision camera function.
