Hood Latch Is Broken. How to get a car hood open that is. Luckily there are solutions, and. If you don't see obvious problems, just clean any gunk off of the latch with water and a rag to see if that solves the problem. Once you get your hood open, check for broken latch parts or a frayed cable, which may need to be replaced. Can range from $20 to $175 depending on the problem and who fixes it. If you have a car with a hood latch stuck, you might not be able to open or close the hood. Broken/stuck release cable, improper cable tension, stuck/broken latch, stuck/broken release handle, or damaged hood. Try using a screwdriver to manually open the latch. 408k views 9 years ago. Inspect the latch after opening the hood. 692k views 9 years ago. There are several possible reasons for a hood latch not staying closed, including a broken cable or latch mechanism, debris or obstructions in the latch, and loose bolts.
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If you don't see obvious problems, just clean any gunk off of the latch with water and a rag to see if that solves the problem. Try using a screwdriver to manually open the latch. How to get a car hood open that is. Once you get your hood open, check for broken latch parts or a frayed cable, which may need to be replaced. Inspect the latch after opening the hood. 692k views 9 years ago. Luckily there are solutions, and. Broken/stuck release cable, improper cable tension, stuck/broken latch, stuck/broken release handle, or damaged hood. Can range from $20 to $175 depending on the problem and who fixes it. If you have a car with a hood latch stuck, you might not be able to open or close the hood.
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Hood Latch Is Broken 408k views 9 years ago. There are several possible reasons for a hood latch not staying closed, including a broken cable or latch mechanism, debris or obstructions in the latch, and loose bolts. How to get a car hood open that is. 408k views 9 years ago. 692k views 9 years ago. If you have a car with a hood latch stuck, you might not be able to open or close the hood. Luckily there are solutions, and. Inspect the latch after opening the hood. Once you get your hood open, check for broken latch parts or a frayed cable, which may need to be replaced. Try using a screwdriver to manually open the latch. Can range from $20 to $175 depending on the problem and who fixes it. Broken/stuck release cable, improper cable tension, stuck/broken latch, stuck/broken release handle, or damaged hood. If you don't see obvious problems, just clean any gunk off of the latch with water and a rag to see if that solves the problem.
