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Dodge Ram 2500 Hood Hinge
Dodge Ram 2500 Hood Hinge is a lift assembly that allows the heavy steel hood to pivot while preventing the engine bay from leaking due to bad weather. It secures to the cowl and the hood of every Dodge and uses arms and a pivot pin to ensure a smooth swing. The Hood Hinge assembly houses bushings built to absorb vibration for quieter operation. The hood of the Ram 2500 rises evenly due to the partnership of each Hood Hinge with a twin hinge on the opposite side. The early Ram 2500 models relied on all-steel stamped hinges. Later models see the use of a lighter blend of steel. It will not rust but will have the same basic lever design as the all-steel versions. Thus, the differences are weight and corrosion defense. When the Hood Hinge is worn, extra pivot play or misalignment may prompt a replacement notice. A new Dodge unit restores factory feel and stops the hood from unexpectedly lifting during driving. Since the design is simple, replacing a Hood Hinge on a Ram 2500 does not require much in terms of parts and labor, thus making Dodge ownership practical on an ongoing basis.
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Dodge Ram 2500 Hood Hinge Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What is the recommended maintenance schedule for lubricating hinges, latch assemblies, and locks on doors, hood, and trunk on Dodge Ram 2500?A:The drivers must apply drops of light oil or lock lubricant on the hinges and latch assemblies found on the doors, trunk and hood every 3000 miles or three months. Door latch strikers are also required to be greased with slight grease coating to prevent wear and ensure that they move freely. Locks for the doors and trunks should be sprayed with graphite based lubricant.
