how to close the hood

Asked by Ghawk12345 May 13, 2013 at 08:49 PM about the 2013 Honda Accord Sport

Question type: General

how high from where you drop the hood to close it

5 Answers

about 15-20 degrees should do it...anything less will not activate the secondary latch...funny you should mention that the MINI has gas springs you've got to fight against, but no prop rod~ ya gotta slam the thing...is not the case with the Honda which still uses a prop rod~

the hood rests on some rubber buttons which degrade and crack leading to a noisy hood (my toyota does this) so even if correct, may not be correct until these rubber stops are dealt with~

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The rubber caps at the outer edge of the hood keep the hood equal to the height of the fenders. You should only have to drop the hood from a height of around a foot to get it to latch.

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I NEVER drop the hood. I lower it until it catches, then push down on the hood above the latch. Dropping it can warp things.

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