when you pull the hood release handle its not going back in all the way so you hot to push in the the little half moon lever in the hole where the hood latches into.
under the hood
in the glove box
spray lots of wd40 onto it
The hood release handle is in the glove box.
If the hood cable on your 2001 Suzuki XL7 has snapped, you can try accessing the hood latch manually. Look for the latch mechanism, which is usually located just above the grill or behind the front bumper. You can reach it by inserting a long tool, like a screwdriver or a coat hanger, through the gap in the grill or under the bumper to pull the latch. Alternatively, you may need to remove the front grill or access the latch from underneath the vehicle for a more direct approach.
Remove carefully front grill with thin flat screwdriver to release tabs around it and you will access to the latch and pull cable end mechanism. Open it by pushing down on the hood while releasing the latch mechanism.
pull the hood release catch located in the glove compartment just behind the facia.
To replace a hood latch on a 1995 F-150, the old hood latch will have to be cut out with a blow torch. The new hood latch will have to be welded in place. Securing with bolts after welding will make the hood latch stronger than that of the original.
A hood latch is the mechanism that holds your vehicles hood in the closed position while in operation.
dodge truck broken hood latch
There is no tilt steering for a sidekick, but the hood release button is in the glove box. Then the latch is under the hood after you pressed the button. I have tilt steering on my 1995 Sidekick. There is a lever on the left side of the steering column. it releases and locks the column in place where you want it. And yes, the hood release is in the glove box.
To remove the hood latch on a Jeep Wrangler, first, open the hood and locate the latch mechanism. Using a socket wrench, remove the bolts securing the latch to the hood. Disconnect any cables attached to the latch, if applicable, and then carefully pull the latch away from the hood. Reassemble in reverse order if you're installing a new latch.