The interior hood release helps secure the engine compartment. Early model cars had a simple latch to open the hood. Since anyone could open the engine hood, anyone could take the battery out of the car. Adding an internal hood release increased the security to help protect the battery and other engine components from theft.
Cars Under the Hood - 2006 TV was released on: USA: 1 June 2006
left hand side under dash
The latch is under the front of the hood. The release handle is at the left side of the interior near the driver's door.
interior fuse box above the hood release. Its fuse #6 (7.5 amp)
These cars have hoods that open on the windshield side with the hinge toward the bumper. Apparently I'm not the only one having this problem Generally, cars have a manual hood release latch just inside the grill of the car, under the hood.
it is next to drivers side on floor in front, take pliers and pull up on cable, this will release hood latch
Either get someone to pull and hold the hood release lever open or find some other means, like using the seatbelt, and then try pulling up on the hood. This should pop the hood, and then of course to fully open the hood you would need to find the release latch that is under the hood but above the grill, to the left of center. The hood release mechanism may be stuck or need some lube and a little working.
most cars from that era have a release cable under the front bumper
As a Fire Fighter who faces this problem on many cars with front end damage we normally pry the edge of the hood on the driver's side up gently, look for the black cable which runs from the hood release handle to the hood release and grab and pull. This works about 95 percent of the time. If not, try to look in through the grill in the hood release area and see if you can unbolt the whole hood release.
its the cover on top of a cars engine
To open the hood of a Peugeot 301, first, locate the interior hood release lever, usually found on the driver's side under the dashboard. Pull the lever to release the hood latch. Next, go to the front of the vehicle, slide your hand under the center of the hood to find the secondary latch, and lift it while raising the hood. Once open, secure it with the hood prop if necessary.
there should be enough of a gap to stick a flat head screwdriver between the hood and the grill. the level sticks out just enough that you can push it. the interior latch has a cable with a metal bead at the end that connects to a metal loop. that is the release for the hood latch. push it, and then use the safety release to open the hood.