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    Hood issues

    ON my 93 Accord, my hood when closed, is not all the way completely closed on one side. It seems to be installed correctly and I don't see anything misplaced. Bugs me a lot. You can really notice when you look at the car that above one headlight, the hood seems to be not completely closed. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
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    there is these little round stoppers on the bar or w/e going over the headlights, those are able to turn to adjust them maybe see if that sides stopper is taller than the other side. if so just turn it to the left to bring it down.

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      Originally posted by 5spd92 View Post
      there is these little round stoppers on the bar or w/e going over the headlights, those are able to turn to adjust them maybe see if that sides stopper is taller than the other side. if so just turn it to the left to bring it down.
      This right here should fix it. They are black, made out of rubber, and are located on your radiator support. You screw them in or out to make them taller/shorter.

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        leave the opening...Cool Air going in the bay

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          The gap could be due to a number of things. The bumper and headlight may be out of whack (if the car was ever hit, that is likely). The hood's mounting bolts may need to be adjusted. The latch may need to be adjusted. And those rubber stoppers previously mentioned can help.

          I never realized how much a tiny change in the hood's mounting position can affect how it sits.




          Originally posted by renegade28x View Post
          leave the opening...Cool Air going in the bay
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