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Old Mar 15th, 2011, 19:13   #1
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can anybody help please? i have a 1999 s40 and the cable for my bonnet has snapped, I have no lights and need to get to the fuse box. this first is my time on any forum and not sure if i`m even doing this right
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do a search on the top right hand side of the page, inputting "bonnet catch"
an array of answers will be there on this very commonly asked question.
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an array of answers will be there on this very commonly asked question.
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Seem alot of people are having this problem at the moment....check out the link and scroll down, explains what to do. This was originally posted by Chris help me out. Quote: Originally Posted by -chris- View Post Some useful info here: http://bertram-hill.co.uk/Tips.aspx If you have cleaned the mechanism and it's moving freely then i suppose the next step is the cable.. When mine started playing up i got a new latch off ebay and used a bike cable as per above.. worked a treat.. I have now taken the mechanism out and it was very stiff even after several WD-40's going over, so if anyone has tried doing this with the mechanism still attached to the car with no luck take it off, remove the springs and wire brush it using WD-40 There you go click the link posted by chris helped me out.
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thanks but the problem i have is the cable has snapped at the bonnet end, so i need to do it allmanually, sorry i missed the web page yousuggested, i`ll let you know how i get on, thanks again

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