OEM INFINITI Hoods

999D5EP000 - : Hood Protector for Infiniti Image

Hood Protector

Infiniti 999D5-EP000
Aerodynamic- wraparound design. Reduces dirt- insect- and road-debris accumulation.rn.
Discontinued
65820AM800 - : Hood Seal for Infiniti Image

Hood Seal

Infiniti 65820-AM800
Hood.
Discontinued
65810AM600 - : Hood Seal for Infiniti Image

Hood Seal

Infiniti 65810-AM600
Sedan,. To radiator support. Radiator core.
Discontinued
658114P000 - : Hood Seal for Infiniti Image

Hood Seal

Infiniti 65811-4P000
Upper.
Discontinued
656016P100 - : Hood Latch for Infiniti Image

Hood Latch

Infiniti 65601-6P100
Lock. Q45.
Discontinued
658211W300 - : Hood Seal for Infiniti Image

Hood Seal

Infiniti 65821-1W300
Front.
Discontinued
658100W000 - : Hood Seal for Infiniti Image

Hood Seal

Infiniti 65810-0W000
Rear.
Discontinued
F5100AC5MM - : Hood Panel for Infiniti Image

Hood Panel

Infiniti F5100-AC5MM
Sedan,.
Discontinued
65822AL500 - : Hood Stop Buffer for Infiniti Image

Hood Stop Buffer

Infiniti 65822-AL500
Inner. Type 1.
Discontinued

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How to Replace an Infiniti Hood with a Genuine OEM Part

The hood on your Infiniti car or SUV not only serves as the first line of defense against road debris and weather but also contributes to your vehicle's overall aerodynamics. Over time, hoods can be dented, dinged, and even rust, making a replacement necessary to keep your Infiniti looking and driving its best.

How Are Infiniti Hoods Different from an Aftermarket Hood?

Whether you're shopping exterior accessories or door sills, all the Infiniti OEM parts sold here at Modern Infiniti of Winston-Salem are made to the exact specifications of your vehicle, which means they'll fit perfectly with your vehicle's existing body panels. Aftermarket hoods not only aren't guaranteed to fit, they also may not color match correctly.

Replacing the hood can be a bit involved, typically requiring the removal of the old hood, aligning the new one correctly, and safely securing it in place. If you're comfortable with tools, have the necessary safety equipment and follow the instructions, you can likely tackle this as a DIY project. However, less skilled mechanics might want to choose a professional handle the job.

Trust Modern Infiniti of Winston-Salem for All Your Infiniti OEM Parts Needs

When it’s time to replace the hood in your Infiniti car or SUV, go for the OEM option. Questions about your upcoming Infiniti repair or modification project? Contact the Modern Infiniti of Winston-Salem.