Well... Hood release latch? Or hood release cable? For the Cable:
Open the hood.
On the hood latch there is a thin wire on the engine-side. There is a small thin metal clamp-like piece holding the wire in place. I used needle-nosed piers to pull the top part of the clamp out, then pulled the wire up and out of its holder. Follow the wire along the engine bay and there are little plastic clamps holding the wire down. Unclamp those release the wire that way.
Then inside the car under the drivers side, there are 2 or 3 screws holding the plastic panel in place. Pull the panel off and take out the screws holding the hood release latch in place. Hold the firewall plug and gently tug on the cable until its out. Then, replace in reverse. Run the cable through, attach cable to the latch's holder piece, clamp wires back down and screw back in. For the Latch:
Just like the release cable, unhook the metal wire, then unbolt the couple bolts holding it in place. Replace in reverse order. That easy.
any hood for a 82-92 will fit
Of course not
Yes it will.I put a hood from an 86 put on my 91 RS and it fit perfect. I later dumped it for a new 89 Z28 hood cause the 86 hood was not cherry.
If you have all the front parts then yes, you should need to replace the headlights, fenders hood, and then the nose.
How do u replace a hood release strap on a Mercedes c230
No, only a 98-02 Camaro hood would fit an 01 Camaro
Underneath the front bumper, center. Rubberized handle.
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The grill comes off with 6 Phillips head screws and the proper sized hand and arm can reach under the hood to manually pull the locking lever. My cable is still seized so I will have to replace it but the hood release can be bypassed.
no
Fuel pump relay is mounted on the firewall under the hood near the master cylinder.
Only 82-92 camaro hood.