We know that over time, various environmental elements affect the functioning of hood latches and related parts. That's why we have added direct replacement of specified OEM and brand (make & model), including truck hood cone/truck hood guide mount. It will act as a cushion between the hood and the truck's main frame support. It helps in restricting misalignment, reduces vibration, and minimizes wear on the hood. It will provide unmatched performance despite continuous use. Check out the detailed specification below:-
Functionality: This replacement hood mount guide is designed to enhance hood durability and structural integrity. This cushion absorbs the hood's impact, reducing misalignment, vibration, and minimizing wear while protecting adjacent components as well. Lastly, the robust construction will ensure long-lasting performance.
Compatibility List: This truck part is designed to provide uninterrupted functionality like the original equipment. It's an economical solution that replaces only specified OEMs and truck makes and models. Check the complete compatibility list below:-
Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers:
Replaces Automann: M17331
Replaces Freightliner: 01A17-10464001, A17-10464, A17-10464-001, A17-10464-001R, A1710464, A1710464001, FF-10464-001, PFA10464001, PFA17-10464-001, FRTA1710464001
Replaces Perkins: 5340-01-331-7290

Compatible with Make, Model, & Year:
Fits Freightliner FLD 120

Installation Guide: This Freightliner truck hood cone is designed to fit on either side of the hood, absorbing shocks. For installation, it's better to seek professional assistance, but if you wish to do it yourself, then check out the safety and installation guidelines below:-
Safety Steps
Wear safety gloves and eye protection. Do not use excessive force and ensure the hood is supported properly.
Park the vehicle on a level surface.
Turn off the engine and engage the parking brake.
Disconnect the battery to restrict electrical hazards.
Support the hood securely when working on these shocks.

Installation
Locate the old hood guide mount (found on the rear sides of the hood).
Unscrew the bolts (hardware not included).
Install the new hood lock by bolting.
Check the hood a few times to confirm alignment and function.

Replacement Guide: If you don't want to bear hefty hood damage and dangerous failures, then do check for these key signs below:-
Visible Fraying or rust on the cable.
Loose, sloppy, or stretched movement—the hood doesn't stay aligned or swings too far.
Snapped, loose, or weakened spring, affecting the tension.
Eyelets/ends are bent, cracked, or no longer sit securely.