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Ram 1500 Hood Hinge
The Ram 1500 Hood Hinge possesses the capability to facilitate the hood's lifting process and maintain it in a stable position. Bolted to the sheet-metal shutter lid and to the cowl, the component acts as a little lever that allows the panel to rise along a controlled arc and lock harmlessly up. With this Hood Hinge set up, there is no side-play that could chip paint at the fender line. The weight-bearing steel hinges and pivots of the Ram 1500 Hood Hinge offer resistance to flexing, corrosion, and thousands of open-close cycles to remain true and prevent wind or water from getting in when shut. A Ram 1500 Hood Hinge that is aligned correctly reduces load on the latch and increases the life of neighboring hardware. The original scissor layouts of previous generations were a simple arrangement of two arms. The current Ram 1500 retains similar geometry but benefits from improved bushings that enhance functionality and add smoothness and low vibration. Systematic examination of every Hood Hinge helps maintain stability and ensure easy access.
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Ram 1500 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 Ram 1500?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.
