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Look for the hood release on the left kick panel below the dash, in front of, and to the left of the driver's seat. Pull back on it, and go to the front of the hood and slide the safety catch to open position while lifting the hood. The hood is supported by hydraulic struts, so no metal support rod is necessary.
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