Re: Hood adjustment

[Tony Brummett <brummett@xxxxxxxxx>]

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>       Sometimes you have to provide a bit of an "angle" to the hood hinge ,
> loosen the boltts attaching the hinge to the hood and then loosen the bolts
> attaching the hinge to the fender shield ,leave the rear bolts where they
> are and push the front of the hinge up,retighten the hood attaching bolts
> and try it slowly and carefully so as not to damage  anything. With that bit
> of an angle it should pull the hood down ok.

I finally got a chance to try it out last night, and that did the
trick.  For the first
time since I've owned the car (almost 10 years), the hood closes properly :)

-- Tony  tony@xxxxxxxxxx
'64 Dart 'vert
'64 Dodge 440
'65 Dart GT

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