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BUSHING, HOOD PIVOT F1304154C (replaces 13-04154)

$11.12 $20.68
Description BUSHING, HOOD PIVOT Part Number: F1304154C Direct replacement (cross ref) for 13-04154. Product Overview This aftermarket hood pivot bushing plays an important role in how the hood opens, closes, and aligns on the truck. Large truck hoods are heavy, and they rely on hinges and pivot points to move smoothly during inspections and service. The pivot bushing sits inside the hinge assembly and provides a controlled contact point that allows the hood to rotate without metal-to-metal wear. The F1304154C hood pivot bushing replaces OEM part number 13-04154 and helps restore smooth movement at the hinge pivot. When the bushing wears out, the hood can start to shift, squeak, or feel loose during operation. What the Hood Pivot Bushing Does The pivot bushing acts as a wear surface between the hinge pin and the surrounding hinge components. Instead of the hinge parts grinding directly against each other, the bushing absorbs that friction and movement. This small component helps the hood open smoothly and keeps the hinge assembly properly aligned. It also helps maintain consistent hood positioning when the hood is closed. Common Problems This Part Solves Hood pivot bushings gradually wear down due to repeated opening and closing of the hood, vibration from driving, and exposure to weather and road debris. When the bushing wears out, drivers or technicians might notice excessive play in the hood hinge, squeaking during movement, or difficulty aligning the hood when closing it. In some cases, the hood may sit unevenly because the hinge pivot is no longer properly supported. Why Replacement Matters A worn pivot bushing can lead to larger hinge problems if ignored. As the hinge components begin moving against each other without the protective bushing in place, metal parts begin to wear or deform. Compatibility and Fitment This hood pivot bushing replaces OEM reference 13-04154 and is designed for compatible hood hinge assemblies using that part number. Confirming the correct hinge configuration before installation helps ensure proper fitment. Installation and Service Notes Replacing a hood pivot bushing usually requires partial disassembly of the hinge assembly to remove the worn bushing and install the new one. While performing the repair, technicians often inspect radiator mounting hardware, hinge pins, brackets, and surrounding hardware for signs of wear. Proper lubrication and alignment during reassembly can extend the life of the new bushing. Use Case Hood pivot bushings are commonly replaced during hood hinge repairs, collision repairs, or routine maintenance when hinge play or noise becomes noticeable. About Us We’re a family-owned group of Peterbilt dealerships dedicated to getting you the parts you need quickly and affordably. Whether you’re looking for Paccar OEM parts, reliable aftermarket replacements, or popular upgrades like seats and filters, we make it easy to keep your truck running and on the road. If you don’t see what you need online, just give us a call or send an email — chances are we can get it. We pride ourselves on fast service, fair prices, and being a partner you can depend on when downtime isn’t an option.   FAQs Q1: What are the signs of a worn hood pivot bushing? A: A worn bushing can cause the hood to feel loose at the hinge, create squeaking noises when opening or closing, or make the hood harder to align with the latch. Q2: Can a bad bushing affect hood alignment? A: When the pivot point becomes loose, the hood may shift slightly in the hinge assembly, which can cause uneven gaps or latch issues. Q3: Do hood pivot bushings wear out quickly? A: They generally last a long time, but frequent hood access, vibration, and exposure to the elements eventually cause them to wear down. Q4: Is it safe to drive with a worn hood pivot bushing? A: The truck will still operate, but excessive hinge play can lead to alignment issues and additional wear on the hinge components if left unrepaired. Q5: Should both bushings be replaced at the same time? A: If both sides show wear, many technicians replace them together to restore balanced hinge movement.
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