Same thing happened to mine. Easiest way is to get a friend to pull the lever while you press down on the hood at the same time. You should hear it click and the black pull tab come out of the grill. This is the only way I've found to do it. Might take a few attempts to get the rhythm right.
to the right of the accelarator pedal, small black lever. or do you mean the bonnet catch ? about 12cm to the right of the centre of the bonnet.
To open the bonnet of an Opel Astra Life, first, locate the bonnet release lever inside the vehicle, typically found on the driver's side, near the footwell. Pull the lever to release the bonnet latch. Next, go to the front of the car, slide your hand under the bonnet to find the secondary latch, and lift the bonnet up. Secure it with the prop rod if necessary.
To open the bonnet on a 1995 Vauxhall Astra 5-door hatchback, first locate the bonnet release lever inside the vehicle, typically found on the driver's side near the footwell. Pull the lever to release the latch. Then, move to the front of the car, slide your hand under the centre of the bonnet, and feel for the secondary latch. Lift the bonnet while engaging the latch to fully open it.
The lever is on the drivers side, below the steering wheel on the right side, near the pedals. Then pull the tab that has popped out at the front grill. If the lever is broken, you can try using 2 people to open the bonnet: Get someone to pull the release lever below the steering wheel TOWARDS them. While they are pulling it towards them you can go stand in front of the bonnet and press down firmly on the middle/end of the bonnet (above the emblem) until you hear a click. The tab in the grill should then pop out for you to pull, and the bonnet should open like normal when you pull the tab
Look for a lever under the dashboard. Pull the lever and you should hear the bonnet (US = hood) release a little. Look at the front of the car and you should see a small safety cash sticking out of the grill. Pull on the latch and the bonnet should be released enough for you to lift it.
The release lever is on the drivers side of the car (for Right hand drive cars) down by your feet. If pulling the lever is not working, pull the lever, and get a second person to gently thump the bonnet in the middle at the front. This MIGHT shake the lock free if it's a bit stiff. Remember to lube the lock if this works.
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.
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.
the bonnet lever on a fiat brava is by the clutch pedel and has a red handle this may be the same on the bravo
the bonnet release lever on my 1991 205 is underneath the glovebox on the side by the door, and when the bonnet pops open, there is a small catch roughly in the centre, push it up (towards the bonnet) and pull the bonnet open.
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.
The bonnet release lever on a Peugeot 107 is typically located inside the vehicle, on the driver's side. You can find it near the footwell, just to the left of the driver's seat, often labeled with a symbol of a car with an open bonnet. Pulling this lever will release the bonnet latch, allowing you to open the bonnet from the front of the car.