Truck Hood LatchFits Kenworth T660 , Mack Ch, Chn, Cxn & Cv, Peterbilt (386), Blueee Bird Vision, Replaces OEM 37-41-295-60, AMHLK1015, HLK1015, 803921E, FHL-5171

Does your old truck hood latch loosen excessively while moving the hood? Replace it with Mytee Products’ Truck Hood LatchFits Kenworth T660 , Mack Ch, Chn, Cxn & Cv, Peterbilt (386), Blueee Bird Vision, Replaces OEM 37-41-295-60, AMHLK1015, HLK1015, 803921E, FHL-5171. Our hood latch assembly helps you to securely keeping the hood closed and locked while your vehicle is in motion. Find more details about this Kenworth T680 hood latch below:

• Material & Construction: This truck hood latch is manufactured using plastic material, which is lighter than metal latches. It’s lightweight nature helps to reduce the overall weight of the vehicle. Plastic latch is also more durable and ideal for wet, salty or humid environments, and it does not need lubrication like metal components.
• Application: The hood latch in a truck takes care of keeping the truck hood closed and locked when the vehicle is moving. It prevents hood from lifting or bouncing open due to road vibrations.

Compatibility: Check the complete compatibility list below

• OE Aftermarket 3455929
• Automann HLK2201, HLK2546
• Paccar Parts KWL561042
• Kenworth L56-1042, L56-6027

Safety Points to Consider

• Always support the hood securely before attempting latch removal or installation.
• Inspect the mating brackets and hood structure for damage or misalignment before installing the new latch.
• Use all factory mounting points and fasteners to maintain proper tension and locking strength.
• Test the latch function thoroughly—ensure smooth engagement and secure locking before resuming operation.
• Perform regular visual inspections to identify early signs of fatigue, cracks, or latch wear.

Installation Instructions

• Locate the existing hood latch, usually found on the left or right side where the hood meets fender or cab.
• Now remove the old latch by unbolting it.
• Position the new hood latch by aligning it using the same mounting points.
• Tighten it securely, and avoid overtightening plastic parts to prevent cracking.
• Make sure that the latch arm moves smoothly and locks in both open and closed positions.

When to Replace Your Truck’s Hood Latch

• Excessive looseness or movement in the hood while driving, indicating a worn or failing latch.
• Difficulty engaging or releasing the latch mechanism during hood operation.
• Cracks, warping, or breakage in the latch body, especially in plastic or composite models.
• Hood popping open unexpectedly or failing to stay securely closed.
• Replacement required after collision damage or during routine fleet maintenance.

18-month Warranty: This product is covered for one year, 100,000 miles after the installation, or 18 months after the purchase, whichever comes first. The product’s warranty is only active when the parts have defective material or workmanship defaults. Inappropriate application will lead to the dismissal of the warranty. Additionally, the warranty doesn’t cover the parts that fail or get damaged due to misuse, misapplication, or accident. If the customer wishes to return/replace this product under warranty, reach out to us. The team will verify by doing a thorough inspection and if they find a defect that is covered in the above-mentioned warranty; the product will be replaced without any charge. We disclaim liability for labor or consequential damages of any nature. We request the customers to wait until the claim is resolved and settled from our end after the replacement is requested under warranty.