2008 Lincoln Navigator "hood safety latch" Questions

hood safety latch One release is under dash by the drivers left foot but the saftey latch is under the hood on the passanger side.Peek under and you should see it ( has a yellow lever ) move it to the

safety catch on hood wont release and hood wont re latch! Extreme cold/ battery dead opened hood latch hood popped up as normal went to front of truck to open and safety release wont operate. hood ...

...hood and also lubericate the safety latch as well to prevent this in the future. Use white lithium grease to lube all latches. Be sure to work the latch a couple dozen times after lubricating a few ...

...safety latch back first then close the hood Spray latch where it catches good with lubricant/penetrating spray (WD-40) & work cable for releasing hood until catch snaps back to proper

...Hood "Safety Latch" is positioned as shown in the picture & answer of March 3, 2015. Note that the Hood Safety Latch is not accessible until AFTER the inside RELEASE Lever is pulled and the hood ...

...hood on suzuki reno when the latch won't work because of safety dangers, it is very hard to open with out pulling the latch. you will have to take it to a body shop or dealer to have them fix the ...

...hood to be sure the safety latch is doing its job. Drive the new car take it back to the dealer or where ever you bought it. They will slam the hood down and smile. Better them breaking the new car ...

Hood safety latch My hood release under the dash opens the hood. I can't find the safety latch to raise the hood. Do you have a diagram? If its like mine, the release handle doesn't poke up, ...

...hood ok does the safety latch work if it does then check to see if the cable is stuck or broken if it is just rusty lube it up and have someone pull the cable while you lift the hood up and down if ...

...it with little work? Can yu reach the lock mechanism at front of hood w a long screwdriver. pry back where cable for release is attached for first latch. then as you would normally for safety