206 Even if I close the hood, the gap remains?

I close the hood of my vehicle. Locks or something, 1 finger is in the air. It strums when I touch the hood with my hand or on bad roads. How can I tighten? I looked at whether the lock gets closer or the lock goes a little higher but I couldn't find a solution. & Nbsp;

You must have hood rubbers on the part of your hood, they can be very open, so check them out as soon as they are closed.

[QUOTE = driver_can] There must be bonnet rubbers on the part of your hood that is closed, so they can be very open, so check them as soon as they are closed. like it was idle. not tires.

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[QUOTE = driver_can] There must be bonnet rubbers on the part of your hood, they can be very open, so as soon as they are closed, check them out if you want. more or less. like it was idle. Take it to a body shop if it is not tires.

[/ QUOTE] is not tires. there may be trapezoid from the hinges. If your vehicle has been hit in front of the vehicle, the person who did it may have left it unattended. the bonnet should be left and right.

The hood lock has double nails, hodja. Leave the mast straight from 2 inches high, press the hood cover or forcefully.

It is obvious that the vehicle has received a front blow in time, but I will not know what a blow. I do not know the history of the vehicle. I got off now. yes hood lock with double teeth. I snap twice, shuts down. So in 2 stages. if you are talking about it. But now I looked. the lock needs to pull a little further down the hood. I have to tamper with this little lock for this. I will look after the rain stops at a suitable time. Otherwise, water is escaping in rainy weather.

Take a photo if you want, let's see.

One of the things I showed in the photo with the arrow sign should be slightly lower when the hood is closed. There is a slight slack in either. my caregiver now