How can i solve a stuck hood latch on passenger side of 95 jeep cherokee

Have someone pull the latch and while you bounce yourself off the hood , and it should open !

there is a fuse compartment next to the hood latch.there is also a fuse compartment under the hood on the passenger side.

you have to decide that the hood could get warped or blow up over the windshild

Hi, there are a few fuse boxes in the jeep, there is a main one on the driver side, there is another one on the passenger side floor by the bottom of the front passenger door and there is one more under the hood on the passenger side.
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the fuses are located behind the passenger side kick panel. behind a cover. the power distrabution center is in engine compartment under hood.

try having someone pull the release and someone else give a quick bounce to the leading edge of the hood. If it opens, use plenty of solvent on the latch mechanism and work it till it's free.

First, take a good look at it and find out what isn't working. Often they just get rusted and sluggish. Use wd40 or other solvent and work the mechanism to free it up. If that does not work, you usually can get the assembly very cheaply at an auto salvage yard.
Also make sure the rubber bumper stops are properly adjusted they tend to wear and flatten and will allow the hood to flutter if that happens. The bumper screws up and down to adjust.

Under the hood you have the Power Center Distribution; in the side passenger (dashboard) are the Fuse Box.

More details you can find in here: ZJ-Secc-8W-Wiring-Diagrams (page 8W-7 and next)

Good luck.

try pushing down on that side of the hood when you pull the lever (takes 2 people, or 1 with 4 9ft long arms). Keep holding the lever while you release the center latch and lift the hood. I can't promise it'll work, but it usually does. sometimes you have to play with it a while.

I had the same problem with WD-40 and man power I over came it. Chances are your latch is rusting / corroded or gummed up. What I did was to lift the passenger side up a little not to much or you will bend the hood, follow the bar as far as you can and spray the release with WD-40. Have someone pull the cable and try moving the release bar on the passengers side back and forth. It may take a little doing but it should eventually release. You know the cable isn't broken because it does release the passengers side, when you finally get the hood open make sure you spray down all three of the latches.