How to Open the Lexus Hood?

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OJackson
07/30/25 2:27am
Located at the lower left corner of the driver's seat, lift the hood, remove the engine compartment cover support rod, and hang the engine compartment cover support rod into the groove of the engine compartment cover. Located on the left panel of the center console, reach into the front end of the engine compartment cover and lift the cover upwards; take out the cover support rod and place one end of the support rod into the slot.
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