Hood Pins

Hood Pins

Replace worn rubber hood pins, with polyurethane hood pins for semi-truck applications.

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SKU M59389
$125.22

Hood hinge pin M59389 for Kenworth T800 trucks. Use with hood bracket M137297.   Details

2 In Stock
  • Application:Kenworth
  • Kenworth Number:K282389, K282-389
  • UPC: 889626254277
  • MPN: M59389
SKU M59613
$29.02

Hood hinge pin M59613 for Kenworth T880 trucks. 3/4 inch outer diameter, 3.   Details

2 In Stock
  • Application:Kenworth
  • Kenworth Number:L65-6013, L656013
  • UPC: 889626611377
  • MPN: M59613
SKU PL1011
$32.54

Kenworth Hood Pin, Length: 4-1/8 inch with 1/2-13 threaded stud.   Details

1 In Stock
  • Application:Kenworth
  • Automann Number:M17402, M17402UB, M17527, M17527UB
  • Dayton Number:329-129U
  • Dorman Number:924-5410
  • Dyco Number:D026, DT26, DT1435, D26
  • Energy Suspension #:32.4001
  • Euclid Number:E-7467
  • Gaff Number:11545
  • Meritor Number:R307467
  • Kenworth Number:K179-528, K179D450
  • Severson Number:2204, A80BL2204
  • TRP Parts:M174020
  • Note:While quantities last.
  • UPC: 751354029468
  • MPN: PL1011
SKU PL1011-HT
$43.61

Kenworth High Temp Hood Pin, Length: 4-1/8 inch with 1/2-13 threaded stud.   Details

2 In Stock
  • Application:Kenworth
  • Automann Number:M17527UB, M17527, M17402, M17402
  • Dayton Number:329-129U
  • Dyco Number:D026, DT26, DT1435, D26
  • Energy Suspension #:32.4001
  • Euclid Number:E-7467
  • Gaff Number:11545
  • Meritor Number:R307467
  • Kenworth Number:K179D450, K179-528
  • Severson Number:2204, A80BL2204
  • Manufacturers Part Number:PL1011-HT
  • UPC: 751354038309
  • MPN: PL1011-HT

What is a Truck Hood Pin?

Hood pins are used on heavy duty trucks to locate the hood when it is being closed. Hood pins will guide both sides of the hood into the correct closed positions and ensure that the body and hood are lined up so the latches can secure the hood. As the truck is used and the hood is opened and closed the hood pins can wear. As the hood pins wear closing the hood may become more difficult and lining up the latches can become frustrating. The hood pins sit relatively close to the engine and turbo and they will experience high under hood temperatures that will accelerate their breakdown.

Replacing hood pins is a simple job and they should be matched up using the OEM part number as a reference. The high temp option is recommended for most trucks to help slow the breakdown of the material due to heat. Hood pins should be replaced in pairs and when they are installed, they should be left loose to allow for the hood to be properly aligned before torquing them down.

If you have questions about hood pins or need help finding them for your truck please reach out to us at TruckSpring.com or call us a 1-800-358-4751.


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