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Polyvance's KW T800 Hood Cable Mount Repair Kit for Heavy Trucks

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$679.95

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About this item

  • Save thousands over buying a new hood. With the KW T800 hood support cable mount heavy truck repair kit, there is no need to paint the hood. Replacing the hood requires you to paint the hood to match.
  • Stronger than the original hood support cable mounts. Load is spread out over a much larger area.
  • Better design. If you replace the hood, you are putting on a new hood with the same poorly-designed, hood support cable mounts that will probably break again.



Product Description

KW T800 Hood Support Cable Mount Repair Kit

Kenworth T800 Hood Repair Kit

Polyvance's KW T800 hood support cable mount repair kit allows the user to repair the broken, cable mounts on KW T800 Hoods. These hood support cable mounts seem to break easily. Rather than spending thousands on a new hood, Polyvance created the KW T800 Hood Support Cable Mount Repair Kit which repairs and reinforces the broken hood support cable mounts. The cast aluminum cable mounts are screwed and bonded into place with the included PlastiFix high performance methacrylate adhesive. This heavy truck hood repair kit includes the driver and passenger side aluminum castings, 2 kits of PlastiFix adhesive with mixing tips, and screws.

Required Tools and Supplies (not included with kit)

  • Adhesive applicator gun and 1001-4 EcoPrep Cleaner
  • Medium strength (blue) thread locker
  • 90-degree air grinder with 24 to 50 grit roloc sanding discs plus you will need some 60 grit or coarser sandpaper for hand sanding.
  • #2 Phillips head screwdriver
  • Drill with 5/32" drill bit
  • Permanent marker, nitrile gloves, and respirator.

It's easy to install Polyvance's KW T800 hood support cable mount repair kit.

Clean aluminum casting

Step 1

Clean the aluminum casting to remove any production oil residue using 1001-4 EcoPrep plastic cleaner (sold separately).

Clean inside the hood

Step 2

Clean the damaged area of the hood with 1001-4 EcoPrep plastic cleaner. Dry completely

Grind areas of interference

Step 3

Place the casting over damaged area. If the casting doesn’t fit, grind or sand the interference areas of the hood with a Roloc disk or a die grinder.

Trace around casting

Step 4

Once enough material is removed to roughly fit the casting, trace the outline of the casting using a permanent market.

Sand area with 60 grit

Step 5

Using the outline as a guide, sand the hood until unoxidized raw plastic is exposed. Hand sand inside the pocket with 60 grit or coarser sandpaper.

Sand mating surface

Step 6

Sand the mating surface of casting with a 24 to 50 grit to expose fresh aluminum.

Test fit casting

Step 7

Test-fit the casting and grind away any material on the casting or hood to make the two fit. Gaps are acceptable and can be filled with adhesive.

Mar screw holes

Step 8

With the casting held in place, mark the screw hole locations with a permanent marker.

Drill holes

Step 9

Drill the 4 marked places with a 5/32” drill bit. Do not drill through both layers of plastic to the outside of the hood.

Blow away the dust

Step 10

Blow away all dust from the sanded surfaces.

Apply adhesive to casting

Step 11

Apply about 1/3 of a cartridge of 2510 PlastiFix adhesive to the aluminum casting.

Apply adhesive to hood

Step 12

Apply approximately 1/3 of a cartridge of 2510 PlastiFix adhesive to the surface of the hood.

Press casting into place

Step 13

Press the casting in place.

Install screws

Step 14

Install the (4) screws into the hood. Tighten them evenly until the gaps around the casting are equal.

Remove excess adhesive

Step 15

Smooth out the adhesive with a gloved finger, forcing excess adhesive into any gaps between the hood and the casting.

Installed casting

All done

Allow adhesive to cure for 24 hours before attaching the cable.


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