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13 Hood Release Cables found
Subaru Outback Cable Assembly Front Hd SIA
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Subaru Outback Cable Assembly Front Hd
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Subaru Outback Cable Assembly Hood
Part Number: 57330AL00A$16.65 MSRP: $24.13You Save: $7.48 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Subaru Outback Hood Release Cable
The Subaru Outback Hood Release Cable ensures dependable engine bay access by linking the pull handle located inside the cabin to the hood latches. This flexible steel core Hood Release Cable has an interior lever that runs down to a junction block under the hood, where smaller leads depart to each latch to unhook both sides with one single tug. The operational architecture of the Subaru Outback has not altered much over the years. It utilizes an inner cable slide mechanism that is encased in an outer sheath. This overall design protects the internal mechanism from dirt and moisture. Although no new types have arisen, owners may notice two distinct functional segments. The first is the primary Hood Release Cable, which runs from the dashboard to join the other cable at the junction. The second includes the secondary Hood Release Cable sections, which finish the run to each latch. Knowing those segments is key when ordering replacements. When the hood becomes sluggish or gets stuck, Subaru owners know it is time to replace the Hood Release Cable. Otherwise, the complete failure will leave your Outback stuck with a sealed hood at some point. This failure is caused by exposure, age, and cracked sheathing that lets moisture inside, which makes rust more rapid and causes stiffness.
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Subaru Outback Hood Release Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q:How to remove and install a hood release cable and Hood Latch on Subaru Outback?Posted by Joseph R.A:On 2008 and later models, remove the front Bumper cover. Scribe a line around the latch to aid alignment when installing. Detach the latch retaining bolts from the radiator support and remove the latch. Note the routing of the hood release cable, then disengage the cable from the latch assembly. Installation is the reverse of removal. Disconnect the hood release cable from the latch assembly as described above. Attach a piece of stiff wire to the end of the cable. Trace the cable back to the firewall and detach all cable retaining clips. On earlier models, remove the knee bolster. Remove the hood release lever retaining screws. Disengage the cable from the hood release lever. Pull the old cable into the passenger compartment until you can see the stiff wire that you attached to the cable. A grommet insulates the cable hole in the firewall from the elements. The new cable should have a new grommet, so you can remove and discard the old cable grommet. Make sure the new grommet is already on the new cable, then detach the old cable from the wire and attach the new cable to the wire. Working from the engine compartment side of the firewall, pull the wire through the cable hole in the firewall. Installation is otherwise the reverse of the removal. Working in the passenger compartment, push the grommet into place with your fingers. Make sure it's fully seated in the hole in the firewall.Answered by Subaru Parts Specialist Nolan / Apr 25, 2022
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