Mopar Genuine OEM Hood Panels for Jeep Wrangler

Genuine OEM Mopar Car and Truck Hoods for Jeep Wrangler

The Jeep Wrangler is one of the oldest vehicles produced by Jeep, with its first appearance in 1986. Though the body style changed slightly over the years, many accessories are compatible with different models. You can get a hood and other parts to fix and repair your own Jeep.

The letters in the term refer to Original Equipment Manufacturer, which is Jeep in this case. Jeep works with other companies, like Mopar, to create parts and accessories. Mopar manufacturers performance parts for the Jeep Wrangler and other Jeep models. With a performance kit and other supplies, you can change the way your Jeep handles on the open road.

You can pick out a performance kit or another type of kit that comes in multiple pieces. You also have the option of picking out parts from Mopar for your Jeep Wrangler, too. Mopar and other companies make things like:

• Hood lock: A hood lock is a small piece designed to fit right on the edge of the hood. It locks it in place to keep the hood from flying open while youre behind the wheel.
• Support rod: When you need to do engine work or change the oil, you need to prop up the hood to keep it from falling down. A new support rod connects to the body of your Jeep Wrangler and the hood. It keeps it raised until you finish your work.
• Retainer clip: Retainer clips work with the support and keep it locked in place until you need it.
• Insulation pad: Insulation pads are available individually and as part of a kit. One of these pads will actually insulate the engine under the hood to keep the motor from running too loudly.
• Seal: Your Jeep may need one or more seals too. These seals look like long and flexible pieces of rubber that wrap around the base of the hood. This seals off the engine.

There are different types of hoods for the Jeep Wrangler, including one with a cowl panel. Designed for performance Jeeps, the cowl restricts airflow to the motor.

As you look at hoods for Jeep Wranglers, you should consider the paint colors offered by the manufacturer. Firecracker red is a type of vibrant red, while black has a high gloss and nice shine. Gobi is more of a neutral sand color, and Chief is a bright shade of blue.