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Citroen C4 bonnet release

L1011 · 2009-05-03 19:30:35

Anyone got any idea where this is? Need to top up the washer fluid in my van; the manual is stuck in a broken glovebox and I can't remember where the release is :o

03-05-2009 7:30pm

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Anyone got any idea where this is? Need to top up the washer fluid in my van; the manual is stuck in a broken glovebox and I can't remember where the release is

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#2 03-05-2009 8:01pm

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From the first few results in google - unless the van is different.

there is a plastic strip which protrudes from the bottom, front edge of the passenger door. When the door is closed, this strip covers the switch which opens the bonnet

from here

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#3 03-05-2009 8:10pm

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Found it with that, its not quite where that describes, its right behind a bit of the door trim but can be opened with it closed... but thats why I didn't notice it!

The 'van' is an Irish concoction as far as I can see, doesn't seem to exist in any other market and its very hackily done - the arm rests are still there for the missing back seat!

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