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#1547252 05/17/2024 1:18 AM
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Thought i had seen a hood safety pin, one to keep the hood from coming up while going down the road. After experiencing this a couple times in the past, fortunately at low speeds and knowing how scarce parts are getting, i get nervous when i meet a big truck. Anybody got any ideas, lowbuck if possible.
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blu1964 #1547270 05/17/2024 3:19 AM
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These look like they won't break the bank.
You truck should have a safety hook, but these are more secure, although harder to mess with.


Kevin
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blu1964 #1548480 06/02/2024 6:38 PM
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I took one of the bolts out of the cover between the radiator support and the grille support, that holds the triangle shaped shield in (not sure what its called. Run a 6in. stove bolt up, drilled a hole in bottom lip of hood, drilled a hole in the bolt and put a 3/16in lynch pin with a fender washer below it. Once painted black it will "disappear". Total cost about 3 bucks, not show quality, but not hideous.


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