Truck Hood Pivot Assembly, Passenger Side - Fits Peterbilt 379 Series, Replaces OEM 13-04730R, Automann M134730R, Peterbilt 13-04730R, ETP1304730R

Replace your truck hood’s old pivot assembly with this Truck Hood Pivot Assembly, Passenger Side - Fits Peterbilt 379 Series, Replaces OEM 13-04730R, Automann M134730R, Peterbilt 13-04730R, ETP1304730R. This hood pivot ensures smooth opening and closing of the truck hood. Find more details about this product below:

• Application: This passenger side truck hood pivot assembly allows the hood easily open and close, and provides it a reliable hinge point. The hood pivot also ensures the hood is securely opened and closed.

Compatibility: Check the complete compatibility list below

• Fits Automann: M134730R
• Fits Peterbilt: 13-04730R, ETP1304730R
• Fits Paccar Parts: PTR1304730R

Safety Considerations

• Always disconnect the vehicle’s battery to avoid electrical risks during installation or hood removal.
• Use proper tools and lifting assistance when removing or realigning the hood to prevent strain or injury.
• Ensure the bracket is securely fastened using all designated mounting points to maintain structural integrity.
• Double-check hood alignment after installation to prevent improper fitment or operational issues.
• Test the hood’s open/close mechanism to confirm smooth motion and locking in both positions before operating the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

• Park the vehicle on a level surface and turn off the engine to ensure safety during installation.
• Disconnect any components attached to the hood and carefully unbolt the hood from the pivot bracket.
• Remove the old hood pivot bracket by unfastening the bolts that secure it to the truck’s frame or hinge area.
• Align the new hood pivot bracket (RH) with the factory mounting points and tighten the bolts to secure it firmly.
• Reinstall the hood, ensuring smooth alignment with the new bracket, then test hood movement for full range and proper closure.

When to Replace Your Vehicle’s Hood Pivot Bracket

• Noticeable play or looseness in the hood when opening or closing, indicating worn or damaged bracket components.
• Visible cracks, rust, or bending in the existing bracket that compromises its strength and safety.
• Hood misalignment that doesn’t resolve with hinge adjustment, pointing to bracket warping or failure.
• Difficulty securing the hood in the open or closed position, risking accidental movement during driving or service.
• Replacement needed due to accident damage or routine fleet maintenance to maintain performance and safety.