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My hood is sooo hard to open!
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tensioner inside is worn out usually. sometimes you can bring the clamping piece closer to make it tighter and it'll open with less pull...
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On my car, the cable sheath would bind into an "S" shape right at the release handle.
I can hold it straight when I pulled the release, and it releases easily.
Once it get warmer I'm going to see if there's a mounting bracket missing? Or run some hard fuel line to keep it straight :P
But yea, check for the line binding right behind the release handle.
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I read some nissan service reports that said the hood, trunk and door latches should be lubed every 20-40k???
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+1Originally posted by trickey1991 View PostI had this problem...i put some spray lube on the hood latch and let it sit..and fixed it right up..
Mine was so bad that when I went to open my hood on a cold day, the plastic handle on the interior of the car broke. So I took some WD40 to the hood latch, let it sit, and I opened it no problem.
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Mines like that too, feels like the cable is gona snap when ever I pop the hood.
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You can lube the cable but sometimes they are just beyond repair. Hit up sponsors for OEM replacement or part-outs.
The latch could use some WD40 also.
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yea this is a common problem with r32s i just man up and hit the weights.
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I had this problem...i put some spray lube on the hood latch and let it sit..and fixed it right up..
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i have the same problem i think my problem is that my headlights arnt sitting properly cuz the previous owner had accord lights hacked in so i think my lights are pusshing up on my hood. it is much easier to open when someone pushes down on it when i open
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The R32s always have such hard hood release cables. I'm not sure what the reason is exactly. We do sell new hood release cables if needed.
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