Hi climb under the front of the car with a pair of pliers, reach up and pull the release.
To release the bonnet on a Citroen C4 with a broken release lever, you can try accessing the mechanism directly. Use a flathead screwdriver or a similar tool to pry open the bonnet slightly at the front, then reach under the grille to locate the latch. Gently pull the latch towards you to release the bonnet. If this method fails, consider using a professional service to avoid any damage.
Even if the trunk release is broken, the external key lock should be able to open the trunk.
The bonnet catch is in the foot well on the passenger side near the door but high up. Pull it to release the catch then put your fingers between the gap of the slightly open bonnet lid in the middle. You will find a small plate that needs to pushed up ton release the lid.
If the cable to open the bonnet on a Skoda Octavia is broken, you may need to access the release mechanism directly. One way to do this is by locating the release lever or latch underneath the dashboard on the driver's side, near the footwell. You can use a tool such as a long screwdriver to carefully manipulate the latch and release the bonnet. It is important to exercise caution and precision to avoid damaging any components while attempting to open the bonnet without the cable.
If the bonnet release cable of your Skoda Fabia is broken, you can try to open the bonnet manually. Look for the release mechanism under the dashboard near the driver's side; you might be able to pull the lever directly if it's accessible. If that doesn't work, you may need to access the latch from underneath the car or use a flat tool to push the latch while someone gently lifts the bonnet. If these methods fail, consider seeking help from a professional mechanic.
It will cost you a few hunderd quid to get this sorted by renault... or get some handy person to get the bonnet open, and using a cable tie connected to the passenger side bonnet release, connect said cable tie, and let the end poke out from the bonnet. This then becomes your new bonnet release. Any eagle eyed person with the knowledge will be able to open your bonnet from the outside. So do be wary of this solution. But it only costs a few pence for a cable tie vs a few hunderd quid from reno.
make a hook out of a coat hanger. release bonnet from inside the car push hook through the slot the catch normally sits through lift bonnet and pull hook forward to release the safety catch hey presto your in lol
Because they are BROKEN
To release the bonnet catch on a Mercedes C180 with a broken grill tongue, you can access the catch mechanism from underneath the vehicle. Use a flathead screwdriver or a similar tool to carefully push the catch lever towards the driver's side, which should release the bonnet. If this doesn't work, you may need to remove the front grille or access the catch from the engine bay. Always ensure safety first and consider consulting a professional if you're unsure.
If the bonnet catch lever is broken, you can try to access the bonnet by using a flathead screwdriver or a similar tool to manually release the latch. Locate the latch mechanism through the grille or under the car's front end, and carefully pry it open. If this doesn’t work, you may need to remove the grille or consult a professional mechanic for assistance. Always ensure the vehicle is secure and turned off before attempting any repairs.
If you want to get the bonnet open when the catch has broken and the is no cable to get hold of the Renault Grand Espace; use the screwdriver to PUSH the catch from right to left.
UK right-hand-drive. Small screwdriver and pull off front indicator. Use a long screwdriver and nudge the bonnet lock to release. It may make the job easier if you lever off the 7 spring clips holding the headlight glass, then pull off the reflector which holds the bulbs. Remove the black left-hand 4" circular black plastic cap and this will let you inside the engine bay and just grab the remainder of the cable to release the bonnet.