(8 Pack) Truck Hood Latch Roller Bushings, Black, Fits Peterbilt 379, T300/600B/800/W900, Replaces 13-03593, HM75-64593, HM75-64593ATR, M596636 OEM

Truck parts and crucial accessories wear out over time. That’s why we have introduced direct replacement of truck hood parts that seamlessly fit to specified OEMs and brands (specified make & model). One such part is the hood latch roller bushings, which reduce friction between the hood and the hood guide plate. Whenever you open and close the hood, these roller bushings spin to remove metal-to-metal contact, allowing the hood to move smoothly. Want smooth hood operation and secure latching of the hood? Then learn more about this product below:-

• Robust Construction: This aftermarket roller bushing is constructed from robust material. It will easily handle liquid substances from the engine due to its great tensile strength. The hood bushings will efficiently absorb shock exceeding the OE specification, enabling long-lasting performance.
• Compatibility List: This truck part is designed to provide uninterrupted functionality like the original equipment. It’s an economical solution that replaces only specified OEMs and truck makes and models. Check the complete compatibility list below:-

Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers:

• Replaces Automann: M596636
• Replaces Bendix: HM75-64593ATR
• Replaces OE Aftermarket: HM75-64593
• Replaces Peterbilt: 13-03593

Compatible with Make, Model, & Year:

• Fits Peterbilt 379
• Fits T300 
• Fits 600B
• Fits 800
• Fits W900

Note: Kindly check the OEM and truck (make, model & year) compatibility list.

Installation Guide: This truck hood latch roller is designed to fit either side of the hood, covering the hood guide and reducing friction. For installation, it’s better to seek professional assistance, but if you wish to do it yourself, then check out the safety and installation guidelines below:-

• Safety Steps, Wear safety gloves and eye protection. Do not use excessive force and ensure the hood is supported properly.
• Park the vehicle on a level surface.
• Turn off the engine and engage the parking brake.
• Disconnect the battery to restrict electrical hazards.
• Support the hood securely when working on these shocks.

Installation

• Open the hood and locate the old hood roller on the sides (inside).
• Unscrew the bolts (installation hardware not included).
• Remove the old roller bushing and install the new one.
• Tighten the screws as per requirmeent.
• Lastly, check the hood latch bushings to confirm alignment and function.

When to Replace

• Visible Fraying or rust on the cable.
• Loose, sloppy, or stretched movement
• Snapped, loose, or weakened spring
• Eyelets/ends are bent, cracked, or no longer sit securely.