PriceProtect™
DriveShield™
GarageGuard™
Services
Insurance
Car Insurance
Compare Car Insurance with Jerry
Jerry’s Expert Advice
Car Insurance Estimates
Home & Renters Insurance
Renters Insurance
Loans
Car Loan
Compare Car Loans with Jerry
Jerry's Expert Advice
Car Loan Guides
Repairs
Car Repair Estimates
Repair Estimates for Popular Services
Advice
Read Car Content
Browse Jerry Car Advice
Check Out Expert Car QnA
Learn About How We Create Content
Jerry Data & Research
How do you open the bonnet of a Honda Civic?
I was out with family last night and accidentally left the interior lights of my 2020 Honda Civic on all night. When I went to run some errands today, the car wouldn’t start—I’m guessing the battery is dead. I have a portable jumpstarter my dad gave me years ago, but how do I open the car hood to access the battery?
Jack Walsh · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Oh, no! I’m sorry to hear that your battery is dead, but it’s great you have a portable jumpstarter.
Opening the bonnet, also known as the hood, of your 2020
Honda Civic
is simple, so you should be off running your errands soon!To open the bonnet of a Honda Civic:
- Open the driver-side door.
- Locate and pull the hood release handle. The handle should be under the lower-left corner of the dashboard, close to the pedals. The hood will slightly pop open once the handle is pulled.
- Walk to the front of your vehicle and reach under the center of the hood until you feel the hood latch lever.
- Push the hood latch lever to the side, raise the hood, and prop the hood up on the support rod.
Once open, you’re all set to give the battery a jumpstart and be on your way!
Considering the portable jumpstarter is years old, it may not work. If you end up having to call a roadside service for a jump or tow, you can make the most of the wait by saving money on your
car insurance
using Jerry
.It’s this simple: download the Jerry app or go to getjerry.com. Choose from competitive quotes from 50-plus top insurance companies, and Jerry takes care of the rest—securing your new policy and helping you cancel your old one. The average Jerry user saves $879 a year on car insurance.
View full answer
- Gregory R.
WHY YOU CAN TRUST JERRY
Jerry partners with more than 50 insurance companies, but our content is independently researched, written, and fact-checked by our team of editors and agents. We aren’t paid for reviews or other content.
Join 4M+ members in lowering their car insurance
You Might Also Be Interested
Read Advice From Car Experts At Jerry
What Others Are Asking
Browse More Content
Insurance in Your State
Easiest way to compare and buy car insurance
No long forms
No spam or unwanted phone calls
Quotes from top insurance companies
