How to Open the Hood of a Nissan Sylphy?

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SanAlice
09/01/25 7:45am
The method to open the hood of a Nissan Sylphy is as follows: 1. First, pull the device on the left side of the driver's seat inside the cabin to unlock the engine compartment hood. 2. Then, go to the engine compartment hood and pull the unlocking lever to open it. Below is some information about the Nissan Sylphy: 1. The Nissan Sylphy inherits design elements from NISSAN's mid-to-high-end sedans "Teana" and "Fuga," forming a uniquely charming new fashion style; 2. The "Sylphy" is equipped with a NISSAN newly developed 2.0L engine and CVT continuously variable transmission, which enhances acceleration while achieving leading low fuel consumption in its class, offering excellent driving comfort and fuel economy.
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Tamara
09/14/25 3:28am
When I first drove the Nissan Sylphy, I was also confused. The Sylphy's hood release lever is located below the steering wheel on the driver's side, marked with a hood icon. Pull it firmly until you hear a 'click' sound indicating the hood has popped open. Don't rush off yet - you'll need to exit the vehicle and approach the front. Reach into the gap where the hood has lifted and feel around. There's a small latch hidden in the center position; push it to the left while lifting the hood to fully open it. Remember to support the hood panel - the Sylphy requires you to manually insert the support rod into its slot to keep it open. When closing, don't forget to retract the rod. Gently lower the hood and firmly press down on the center until you hear two distinct locking clicks, ensuring it's properly secured.
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