Dorman - OE Solutions Hood Release Cable P/N:912-037
When the hood won't pop because the cable has snapped or worn out, the Dorman hood release cable 912-784 is built to replace the failed one. This hood release cable assembly is a direct-fit replacement for the 2016-2023 Chevrolet Camaro, and it links the interior release handle to the hood latch so a pull on the handle can open the latch.
A hood release cable is pulled every time you check the oil or top off fluids. Over time it can stretch, fray or break. Signs it may need replacing include a release handle that feels slack or loose, a handle that pulls but does not free the latch, and a cable that is visibly frayed or broken. A binding or seized latch can cause similar symptoms, so check the latch before you replace the cable. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for full fitment details.
Interchange: 23155751 · 23320281 · 23356104
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What does a hood release cable do?
It connects the interior hood release handle to the hood latch. When you pull the handle, the cable moves the latch so the hood can be opened.
Does this Dorman hood cable fit the 2016-2023 Chevrolet Camaro?
Yes. The Dorman 912-784 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2016-2023 Chevrolet Camaro. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section to confirm it matches your vehicle.
What are signs a hood release cable may need replacing?
Common signs are a release handle that feels loose or slack, a handle that pulls without freeing the latch, and a frayed or broken cable. Check the latch as well, since a seized latch can cause similar symptoms.
How does it compare with a dealership replacement?
Dorman describes this cable as comparable in quality for a lower cost than a replacement bought at the dealership. It is made within strict tolerances.
Which part numbers does the Dorman 912-784 replace?
It interchanges with 23155751, 23320281 and 23356104.
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