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Dodge Nitro Hood Hinge
The Hood Hinge on the Dodge Nitro delivers a robust pivot point to the SUV, which allows the hood to be raised easily. The Hood Hinge also holds the hood in place when it is shut. Each Hood Hinge is mounted to the hood and cowl panel to take the weight of the lid and control its swing, making it easy for owners to access the engine bay. Nitro uses two, one per side, a configuration that also prevents the hood from catching wind and popping open. The pivot gradually becomes stiffer or has play due to constant movement, vibration, moisture, and grime. The replacement of a Hood Hinge that is showing signs of fatigue is quick and restores smooth action. Such parts typically cost moderately and also do not require much labor. Throughout the model run, Dodge Nitro's design was not drastically changed; only left and right Hood Hinge pieces were selected by side and condition. Maintaining Dodge Nitro Hood Hinge components free of dirt and contamination and lightly lubricated promotes long-term wear and good functionality. To keep it safe, Dodge inspects.
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Dodge Nitro Hood Hinge Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How often should the Door Hinge, Door Latch Assembly, Door Lock, Hood Hinge, Hood Latch and Trunk Lid Latch be lubricated on Dodge Nitro?A:Every 3000 miles or approximately every 3 months on the hinges and latch assemblies of the doors, Hood and trunk apply a drop or two of light oil or lock lubricant. Also it is recommended that the door latch strikers are lubricated with a thin film of grease to reduce the strain that might result from friction. The door and trunk locks, it is also wise that these are lubricated using the spray-on graphite lubricant.
