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How to Open the Hood of the Verano?

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VivienneRose
07/28/25 6:46pm
Method to open the hood of the Verano: Locate the switch on the driver's side lower panel, to the left of the steering wheel. After pulling this switch, there is another switch right beneath the hood, which has a pull-handle-like mechanism. Gently pull it, and the hood will make a clicking sound. Then, proceed to the hood and find the protruding switch to fully open it. The Verano is a mid-size sports sedan under SAIC-GM Buick, with body dimensions of 4718mm in length, 1802mm in width, and 1471mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2700mm. Based on Buick's new family design language, the Verano features a winged chrome grille, LED automatic sensing headlights, winged LED taillights, 17-inch ten-spoke dual-tone aluminum alloy sport wheels, and a fastback roof.
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OscarFitz
08/11/25 10:41pm
I've been driving the Verano for several years, and opening the hood is quite straightforward. First, get into the driver's seat and locate the hood release handle at the lower left corner, usually near the edge of the dashboard close to the door, marked with an engine symbol. Give it a firm pull, and you'll hear a click from the front, indicating the latch is released. Then, walk to the front of the car, slide your hand into the gap in the middle of the hood, where there's a yellow lever. Flip it to the left or right while applying some upward force to lift the hood. Be careful not to open it all at once; wait for the center hook to release before fully raising it. Next, insert the support rod into the designated hole until you hear a click, securing it in place. When removing the rod, press the button before pulling it out to avoid jamming. Before closing, double-check that there are no tools like wrenches left in the engine compartment.
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VanessaDella
09/30/25 4:22am
Last time when teaching my wife to open the hood of the Verano, I noticed beginners often overlook details. First, look down near the driver's seat above the left side of the brake pedal - there's a plastic handle with an engine icon. Pull it firmly all the way back. Don't be too gentle; pulling halfway may cause it to jam. The hood will pop open slightly. Walk to the front center, squat down, and you'll see an orange or black safety latch in the gap. Use your finger to push the small lever sideways, then immediately lift the hood upwards - these two movements should be continuous. Insert the support rod into the slot marked with an 'H' on the inner side of the hood. Key point: The support rod must be fully inserted, otherwise it may slip and hurt your hand. When closing, first remove the support rod, hold the hood and lower it to about 10cm above the latch before releasing - letting it drop freely will automatically secure it.
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