Mercedes C Serisi W204 Kaput Teli | BTAP BNZ301809
Mercedes W204 Hood Release Cable
Secure Locking and Easy Access
The BTAP BNZ301809 hood release cable, developed for the hood mechanism of Mercedes-Benz C-Class W204 vehicles, provides the physical connection between the interior latch and the locking mechanism on the front panel. Over time, hood cables exposed to continuous pulling force, high temperatures inside the engine, and external factors can stretch, rust internally, jam, or completely break. The loss of function of the cable makes it impossible to open the hood in emergencies (engine oil/water checks, battery boosts, etc.), causing significant inconvenience. BTAP mechanical control cables ensure that the hood lock releases effortlessly and securely, adhering to the original stretch coefficients.
The BNZ301809 reference code hood cable, produced with a high tensile strength steel spiral core and a Teflon inner sheath technology that minimizes friction, transmits the force applied to the latch to the lock without loss. The thick insulation casing on the outside provides complete protection against extreme heat cycles, moisture, and liquid contact in the engine compartment. The lead/steel cast lock heads and plastic securing blocks at the cable ends fit millimetrically into the factory slots of the W204 chassis, ensuring a perfect fit during installation.
| Technical Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Brand | BTAP AUTOMOTIVE |
| Manufacturer Code | BNZ301809 |
| Product Description | Hood Release Cable |
| Compatible Chassis | Mercedes-Benz C-Class W204 (2007 - 2014) |
| Material | Steel Wire, PVC/Teflon Sheath, and Plastic Sockets |
Question 1: How can it be understood that the hood cable is malfunctioning or about to break?
If you feel much more resistance (jamming) than normal when pulling the hood release lever inside the vehicle, or if the lever completely goes slack (excessive looseness), it indicates that the cable is rusted, jammed, or starting to fray. Additionally, if the hood does not pop up in one go when the lever is pulled, it is also a sign of cable stretching.
Question 2: Should the hood locks also be checked during the installation process?
Yes. One of the biggest reasons for the hood cable breaking or stretching is that the locking mechanisms on the front panel become jammed over time due to lack of lubrication. Cleaning the front locking mechanisms while installing the new cable, purging with brake cleaner, and re-lubricating with liquid grease will directly extend the lifespan of the newly installed cable.
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