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Well, today i went to go put some oil in my car and i noticed that on the inside of the car, the hood release cable is all limp? Im not sure how this happend, considering the other day it was fine? How can i fix this/find where the problme happened? Is there a way to tighten the cable? How much will a new one cost? Thank you, hopefully i can get this fixed soon, i need to put oil in my car? Is there another way to pop the hood? Thanks a ton!
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If its broken, take the front bumper off and then you can access everything without ******* anything up in the process.
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I used a junkyard piece and replaced my cable, which had broken. This problem manifested itself as a hood release latch that was unwilling to release the hood, and also unwilling to hold the hood shut when I closed it. I only noticed the problem after removing the latch mechanism and seeing that the part of the cable cover that clips onto the latch had broken off. I actually removed the cable and installed the new one without removing anything other than a) unbolting the top 4 bolts on the rad support, b) removing the inner fenderliner on the driver's side. Everything else I was able to get to by contortion.
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you cant take off the bumper without popping the hood. climb under the car and look for a cable to yank with some pliers. it runs right beneath under the left front fender.
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Just kneel underneath the car or however you can, so that you can see where the cable goes. It's just a little level, you'll see where the cable is attached by a ball. Just oush/pull it the same way as the cable would do it and it'll pop.
I had the same problem, I ended up just removing all of it and I have a CF hood with hood locks/pins now.
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you should reroute your release cable while youre there, for security reasons.
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Here's what joo do:
1. Vaccum and clean your car real nice, you know.. so it looks okay. 2. Take it back to the honda factory and tell them to stop making peices of **** on 4 wheels... oh you might want to add that when they manufactured your lawn mower, they forgot to put the blades on. |
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How about, dont post here, its a honda forum, your a moron.
update - got the cable to pull from the inside, so i guess its not broken, but how can i tighten it up so that i can pull it using the lever? |
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| 95, accord, broken, cable, civic, close, cost, crv, find, honda, hood, release, repair, scion, xb |
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