Blue Bonnet

This type of nose shaped buses were plying in India during 1960s.
I have heard interesting things about these buses.
These buses used to sneeze too.Small children used to think that because of the nose,and affected by cold.
Actually sneezing was due to air compressor unloader or lift of safety valve of the air bottle,I think.

I think Redsky can’t take jokes. Back to the question, I don’t see any problem it. And you know, with nose, it is more aerodynamic thus saving more fuel..

Probably being a bit stupid but I’ve just bought a Fiat Seicento and I can’t for the life of me find the lever to open the bonnet! Where is it?
Thanks!

under the steering wheel there is a red lever (on lancia y ,maybe it can be for 600 too)

I need some peppers for jerk chicken. In the milwaukee area? If not, Chicago/northern illinois area? Not looking for habaneros. Got the pimento sticks, wood chips, leaves and berries-going for authenticity. Not in sauce or dried form-need the actual peppers. Anywhere to get them online?
No, scotch bonnets and habaneros are NOT the same. Like I said, going for authenticity. Not just looking for spice out of the peppers, looking for the added flavor they bring as well.

Scotch bonnets and habaneros are NOT the same thing but they are close enough to substitute.
Try a Mexican grocery. I wonder if there is a grocer that carries them near where a restaurant I used to like called "Sabina’s" is there?
I wouldn’t think you would have to resort to online or Chicago.
Do you have Trader Joe’s? They might have them.

20 inch alloys..don be naughty and melt your self respect

Are you talkin’ about cars or women? Get your stuff in line, clown…

I bet Paul knows the answer to this, lol.

No none would deserve them they wear kufis instead

I’ve pulled the red lever under the steering wheel, and tried the catch inside the grill on the left of the badge, but neither seem to be working. Any ideas?

if the cable has stretched the red handle under the wheel will not release the bonnet to allow catch at the front to work .when you pull the red one the bonnet should pop up about an inch if it dont get someone to lean on the bonnet while you pull the red leaver this takes the pressure off the catch and sometimes allows the stretched cable to work if you get it open fit a new cable

I wore them regularly until I was about 13 and got my first umbrella of my own as a birthday present. I also had a bright red plastic raincoat for most of primary school. I used to enjoy the rain and opening and closing my rainhat. I remember one rainhat I had for a few years had white umbrellas printed on it, another one little white dots. I bought a practically unused one in a second-hand shop a few months ago and I have worn it a few times, at the football and places like that where using an umbrella is a nuisance.

I sure do!! I have several. Good to have. I’ll loan one to you if you need it,friend.

The release catch cable has snapped off and I can’t get the bonnet up to repair it.

screw driver should work. you half to find the latch and push it. If that don’t work see if you can get a hold of cable and pull it with a pare of pliers

I’ve got my driving prac tomorrow, and I want to study the inside so if they ask any questions, I can ACTUALLY open the bonnet and answer them successfully.

So how do you open a Vauxhall Corsa Active bonnet?

Thanks.

Under the side of the dash panel is a pull knob, pull that and the bonnet will pop up. Go to the front of the car and look between the bonnet and the grill for a safety release lever. Slide that to one side and lift up on the bonnet. You will see a support rod fastened along the front brace, lift that to the hole in the bottom frame of the bonnet to support it.

I’ve looked everywhere beneath the steering wheel and just can’t seem to figure out what opens the bonnet. Thanks in advance.

it is underneth the steering wheel on the right side the red handle pull that then u have to go to yor bonnet and there is a clip u push right in the midle just underneth the bonnet push wen u found it and pull the bonnet up