How to remove and install the Hood Cable and Hood Latch on Acura Integra?

To remove the latch, first take off the radiator grille opening cover if present, then mark a line around the latch for alignment during installation, detach the latch retaining bolts from the radiator support, and remove the latch. Next, disconnect the hood release cable by disengaging it from the latch assembly. For installation, reverse the removal process, ensuring the latch is adjusted so the hood closes securely with the bumpers slightly compressed. To disconnect the hood release cable, remove the driver's side kick panel in the passenger compartment, take out the two release lever mounting bolts, and detach the hood release lever along with the cable. Attach a piece of stiff wire to the release lever end of the cable, then remove all cable retaining clips. Push the grommet through the firewall and pull the cable into the engine compartment, ensuring the new cable has a grommet attached before replacing the old cable. Finally, pull the wire back through the firewall and complete the installation by pushing the grommet to seat it fully in the firewall.

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Part Number: 74130-ST7-A00
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Acura Integra Hood Cable

The Acura Integra Hood Cable allows drivers to easily pop up the hood so they can access the engine parts for inspections and tune-ups. Running from the dashboard release handle to a junction point close to the latch, this Hood Cable converts a light pull to a firm tug on the latch arm, releasing the hood catch in one fluid motion. Some Integra generations employ a single uninterrupted Hood Cable; some split the job between a primary line and short secondary offshoots that reach twin latches. However, every style employs the same simple pull-and-release method. With time, heat, and road splash, the inner wire can stretch or snap and the outer sheath can crack, allowing water to creep in and rust the strands. Often, a spongy lever feel or a hood that stays locked is a sign of a fatigued Hood Cable that's ready to quit. Regular cleaning and a dab of lubricant help keep the Hood Cable mechanism brisk, preserving the hassle-free access that every Acura driver counts on in an Integra whether enjoying a vintage coupe or the updated Acura sport hatch.

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Acura Integra Hood Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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Q: How to remove and install the Hood Cable and Hood Latch on Acura Integra?
A:
To remove the latch, first take off the radiator grille opening cover if present, then mark a line around the latch for alignment during installation, detach the latch retaining bolts from the radiator support, and remove the latch. Next, disconnect the hood release cable by disengaging it from the latch assembly. For installation, reverse the removal process, ensuring the latch is adjusted so the hood closes securely with the bumpers slightly compressed. To disconnect the hood release cable, remove the driver's side kick panel in the passenger compartment, take out the two release lever mounting bolts, and detach the hood release lever along with the cable. Attach a piece of stiff wire to the release lever end of the cable, then remove all cable retaining clips. Push the grommet through the firewall and pull the cable into the engine compartment, ensuring the new cable has a grommet attached before replacing the old cable. Finally, pull the wire back through the firewall and complete the installation by pushing the grommet to seat it fully in the firewall.