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Peterbilt 387 Hoods & Related

Peterbilt 387 Hoods & Related

Discover a range of top-quality Peterbilt 387 hoods and related parts. Find your new protective add-ons, quality replacements, and stylish upgrades to keep your truck looking sharp and ensure smooth performance.

Peterbilt 387 Hoods & Related

The Peterbilt 387 Hoods & Related product lineup includes a wide range of products for customizing and upgrading the hood and related components on Peterbilt 387 semi-trucks. This product lineup features everything from replacement hoods and trim pieces to hood emblems, bezels, and winter fronts. Customers can find high-quality, durable parts to maintain the sleek, distinctive look of their Peterbilt 387 while also improving functionality and protection. Whether you're repairing damage, enhancing the style, or upgrading the hood, this product lineup has the parts and accessories you need to keep your Peterbilt 387 looking and performing its best.

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 387 Hoods & Related

What years do these hoods fit, and are there differences between model years?

Our Peterbilt 387 hoods are designed to fit model years 2000-2010. While the mounting points remain consistent across these years, there are slight variations in headlight configurations between pre-2005 and post-2005 models. When ordering, please specify your truck's exact year and whether it has the quad headlight or single headlight setup to ensure proper fitment.

What's the difference between fiberglass and aluminum hoods, and which should I choose?

Fiberglass hoods are lighter weight (typically 60-80 lbs) and more affordable, making them popular for owner-operators concerned about fuel efficiency. They're easier to repair but can crack under extreme stress. Aluminum hoods weigh more (100-120 lbs) but offer superior durability and better heat dissipation, making them ideal for heavy-duty applications or extreme weather conditions. Both materials fit identically and use the same mounting hardware.

Do I need special tools or professional installation for hood replacement?

Hood replacement typically requires basic hand tools including socket sets, wrenches, and ideally a helper due to the hood's size. The process involves disconnecting the hood release cable, removing 4-6 hinge bolts, and transferring existing hinges and latches to the new hood. Most experienced mechanics can complete installation in 2-3 hours. We recommend having alignment shims on hand as minor adjustments are often needed for proper door-to-hood gaps.

Will aftermarket hoods affect my warranty or inspection compliance?

Quality aftermarket hoods that meet OEM specifications will not void your warranty when properly installed. All hoods we carry are DOT compliant and manufactured to match original Peterbilt specifications. They include proper VIN mounting locations and meet all federal safety requirements. For commercial inspections, ensure any aftermarket hood maintains factory safety features including proper latching mechanisms and hood release cables.

What hood accessories should I consider ordering at the same time?

When replacing your hood, it's cost-effective to also replace wear items including hood hinges, rubber bumpers, and the hood release cable. Many customers also upgrade to stainless steel or chrome hood mirrors, grille surrounds, and bug shields during hood replacement. If your truck has over 500,000 miles, we recommend inspecting and potentially replacing hood support springs and latch assemblies to ensure proper operation with your new hood.


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