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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world fix for a common BX2350 problem: cracked, brittle plastic bonnet/hood panels from years outdoors. The video covers sourcing a used replacement bonnet cheaply off Craigslist, swapping the plastic frame and tabs, pressure-washing the engine area, and spray-painting the new piece using a cardboard box as a makeshift paint booth. Useful for BX owners dealing with sun-damaged plastic who want a cheap, practical repair rather than a dealer part replacement.
Posted by the pcdubya channel, an owner documenting a DIY repair on their own BX2350.
It sat outside in the weather for years, which made the plastic brittle and prone to cracking, as happened to this owner's 08 model BX2350.
The dealer quoted 285 dollars for a new bonnet, which the owner avoided by finding a used one on Craigslist for about 35 to 40 dollars plus shipping.
The frame slides back and the tabs slide into the frame. The owner also pressure washed the engine area before fitting the new bonnet.
The owner used paint from ag supply, which is thicker and gummier than Krylon and takes longer to dry, applying several coats inside a cardboard box to keep out debris.
