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Toyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C050$433.95 MSRP: $647.36You Save: $213.41 (33%)
Toyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C070$592.64 MSRP: $884.89You Save: $292.25 (34%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C021$525.93 MSRP: $784.59You Save: $258.66 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C030$401.17 MSRP: $598.46You Save: $197.29 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Tundra HOOD SUB-ASSY
Part Number: 53301-0C080$579.16 MSRP: $864.76You Save: $285.60 (34%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C060$401.17 MSRP: $598.46You Save: $197.29 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C040$401.17 MSRP: $598.46You Save: $197.29 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Tundra Hood Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 53301-0C020$525.93 MSRP: $784.59You Save: $258.66 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Tundra Hood
A Toyota Tundra Hood protects the truck's engine bay against rain, debris, and dirt as it flips open on hinges. Chiefly importantly, it opens up easily to access the engine area for servicing. In every generation, the pickup's Hood gets a bold face while also smoothing airflow along the windshield to aid aerodynamics. The initial iterations employed heavy-duty steel to bolster their strength. Subsequently, with the latter types, the manufacturers added lighter panels of aluminum and a shell made of fiberglass with a finish in gelcoat. Nonetheless, the primer-coated steel still remains a popular choice as it is easily painted to match. The Hood has integrated crumple zones that absorb impact forces to protect occupants no matter the material. To ensure a perfect fit, shoppers should confirm the correct year and trim since Toyota changed latch points and contours with each Tundra refresh. Usually, parts run from one to two hundred fifty, with comparable labor if you get help. Opt for quality metal or composite that resists rust, preventing dents to keep your truck sharp. The meticulous design means the Toyota loyalist can rely on the Tundra Hood to perform year after year, while the rough and tough steel, aluminum, or fiberglass Hood acts as an essential barrier between the elements and the powerful V8.
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Toyota Tundra Hood Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the hood on Toyota Tundra?A:The hood is somewhat awkward to remove and install, so at least two people should perform this procedure. Begin by opening the hood and placing rags or covers over the windshield and fenders for protection. Disconnect the windshield washer fluid lines and mark the relationship of the hood to the hinges before removing the hinge bolts. Use a screwdriver to detach the hood support struts by prying off the clips. With an assistant supporting one side of the hood, take turns removing the hinge-to-hood bolts and then remove the hood. For installation, reverse the removal steps. If necessary after installation, adjust the entire Hood Latch assembly up and down as well as side to side on the upper radiator support to ensure the hood closes securely and is flush with the fenders. Scribe a line around the hood latch mounting bolts for reference, loosen the bolts, and reposition the latch as needed. Note that factory bolts are centering types that do not allow adjustment; replace them with standard bolts, flat washers, and lock washers for proper adjustment. After making adjustments, retighten the mounting bolts. Finally, adjust the hood bumpers to ensure the hood is flush with the fenders when closed, and periodically lubricate the hood latch and hinges with white lithium-based grease to prevent sticking and wear.
