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Mercedes Classe A - Radiator

Radiator Mercedes Classe A (2004-2012 / w 169)

Mercedes Classe A (2004-2012 / W169)
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Posted on 7 June 2026 by ScegliAuto
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How to Open the Bonnet of a Toyota C-HR

To open the bonnet of a Toyota C-HR, get inside the vehicle and lift the lever with the bonnet symbol located under the steering wheel. After lifting the lever, you will notice that the bonnet rises a few centimetres. Position yourself in front of the bonnet, insert your hand into the gap, and move the small internal lever from right to left, then lift the bonnet. You can keep the bonnet open during maintenance by positioning it on the support rod. To close the bonnet, remove the support rod and let it drop back down.

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