Removal
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Installation
Reverse procedure to install. Torque bolts to 89 inch lbs. |
Fig. 1 Hood latch removal
Chevrolet Captiva's 2012 Service & Repair Manual provides comprehensive information about the hood latch system, an essential component for accessing the engine compartment. The hood latch is responsible for securely holding the hood in place while driving and releasing it for maintenance or inspection.
The manual details the components of the hood latch system, including the primary latch mechanism located on the hood and the secondary safety latch inside the engine compartment. Proper functioning of both latches is crucial for ensuring the hood remains closed during normal driving conditions and provides an additional safety measure to prevent accidental opening.
In the event of a hood latch malfunction or if the hood needs to be opened for maintenance, the manual provides step-by-step instructions for safely releasing the hood. This typically involves pulling the hood release lever inside the cabin to disengage the primary latch, followed by locating and releasing the secondary safety latch under the hood.
Regular inspection and lubrication of the hood latch components are recommended to maintain proper operation and prevent issues such as latch sticking or failure. Following the guidelines outlined in the Chevrolet Captiva's Service & Repair Manual ensures reliable hood latch performance and safe access to the engine compartment when needed.
Chevrolet Captiva Owners Manual > Bulb Replacement: Headlamps
To replace one of the headlamp
bulbs, use the following procedure.
To replace the parking/turn signal
lamp bulb, see Front Turn Signal
and Parking Lamps on page 10-28.
Open the hood. See Hood on
page 10-3.
Remove the filler panel
fasteners (1) and remove the
filler panel.
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