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If you can reach it that's a plus!!! try getting up there with a can of wd40 or other solvent and spray it. Then have someone pull the release and while its being pulled, give the leading edge of the hood a quick downward bounce and in most cases, it will open.
There are two fuse panels on most GM cars. One is under the hood...not it. Look near the side of the instrument panel along the door area or immediately under the end of the panel. You'll find it there.
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