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Hood Hinges new vs used 200

posted by  Rene on  Sat Sep 13 14:40 CST 2014
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You dont need new hinge, you need to soak with PB blaaster or equivalent till it frees up.thEn keep it lubricated.You will probably need to reinforce
bent hood area regardlees of what hinge option you choose.Parked parts car have shown me this so that i knew never to initialy bend a hood .If i ever saw one even begin to flex on closing i would soak
with PB.Then lubricate after it loosens up.
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Rene






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