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Ram 2500 Hood Hinge
The Ram 2500 Hood Hinge allows for smooth lifting of the heavy steel hood but locks it in place once it is shut to protect engine components. Situated between the hood panel and the cowl, each Hood Hinge is a sturdy pivot that supports the hood's weight so that drivers can open the lid of their vehicle for inspection or repairs with little effort. Two Hood Hinge units, one on each side, share this load, and when the latch engages, it clamps the front edge tight, combating the fear of the hood flying up at speed. The Ram hinges get lots of use over the years. This leads to them slowly getting worn by friction and the weather. As time goes on, they will become loose, squeaky, or binding. When these problems arise, you know it's time for a replacement. Those who own a 2500 truck usually notice the Hood Hinge becoming stiff or misaligned before it completely fails. Every Ram 2500 uses the same basic stamped-steel, spring-assisted Hood Hinge design rather than multiple styles, so differences between model years center mostly on minor mounting dimensions that match specific body shells. It is easy to replace a worn-out hinge on a Ram 2500 with simple tools and low costs.
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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 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.
