Where is the hood switch for the Mercedes-Benz C260L?

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LeHarper
07/25/25 4:32am
The hood release switch for the Mercedes-Benz C260L is located below the A-pillar next to the driver's door. To open the hood of the Mercedes-Benz C260, first open the driver's door, find the front hood control switch on the left side, pull it upward, and the hood latch will release. Below is an introduction to the new Mercedes-Benz C260L: 1. Features: The new model has been upgraded with a digital instrument cluster and added remote start and automatic parking functions, making it more practical for drivers. 2. Powertrain: The engine has been changed from a 2.0T to a 1.5T hybrid, resulting in slower acceleration compared to the previous model. However, it remains acceptable for city commuting. 3. Interior: The Mercedes-Benz cockpit is quite distinctive, with gear shifts located on the steering wheel, making it suitable for novice drivers. In terms of space, the C260L has about 8 cm (roughly a fist's length) more rear legroom than the C260.
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CalebFitz
08/10/25 5:25pm
Speaking of the location of the Mercedes-Benz C260L hood release lever, as someone who loves tinkering with cars, I get super excited! In the driver's seat, just look down near the footrest area by your left foot, and you'll find a small lever with a hood icon—give it a pull to pop it open. That's exactly how I operated my friend's C260L, and it's super practical. But don't rush after pulling—the hood might still be locked, so you'll need to go to the front grille and feel for the release latch, making sure not to pinch your fingers. If you can't find it, check if the floor mat is blocking it or if the lighting is too dim—these designs are usually pretty user-friendly. By the way, many Mercedes models follow this layout—consistent and beginner-friendly, preventing accidental activation while driving.
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