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Genuine Kia Sorento Hood
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Kia Sorento Hood Panel Assembly
Part Number: 664001U000$657.80 MSRP: $970.20You Save: $312.40 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Sorento Hood Panel Assembly
Part Number: 66400C6000$639.09 MSRP: $942.62You Save: $303.53 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Sorento Hood Panel Assembly
Part Number: 66400R5000$744.49 MSRP: $1098.07You Save: $353.58 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Sorento Hood Panel Assembly
Part Number: 664003E010$748.15 MSRP: $1070.32You Save: $322.17 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Sorento Hood Panel Assembly
Part Number: 664003E310$725.67 MSRP: $1070.32You Save: $344.65 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Part Number: 66400P2000$773.45 MSRP: $1140.78You Save: $367.33 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Kia Sorento Hood
The Kia Sorento Hood protects the engine bay from rain, dirt, and debris and provides owners with quick access for routine checks. Beyond protection, the Hood's smooth surface directs the air cleanly over the front end, trimming the drag and giving each model a clear style signature. Early versions of the Sorento applied stamped steel that is prized for strength and predictable crumple zones in the event of a crash, but later years saw the addition of lighter aluminum and gelcoat fiberglass options to reduce weight and come ready for paint or polish. Regardless of the material, all Kia panels hinge at the rear and lock at the grille edge, so they lift forward and remain up, leaving the entire compartment open for servicing. Buyers should be sure of the year they have on their Sorento because small changes in contour, latch locations, and mounting holes mean that a replacement will need to fit exactly. Each replacement Hood has to be matched to fourth-generation Sorento body lines to ensure there are no gaps, and an ill-fitting Hood can disrupt the airflow and look unfinished. Official Kia paint codes allow the new panel to blend in with factory colors, and primed steel remains popular for custom resprays while gelcoat fiberglass is a glossy, lightweight alternative. Expect parts pricing to vary by source and model year, with installation labor adding a comparable expense if handled by a shop, keeping overall ownership costs reasonable for Kia drivers who need a fresh Hood.
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Kia Sorento Hood Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How should the hood be removed and installed properly on Kia Sorento?A:The hood is very difficult to dismantle and mount, so it is recommended to do this work with at least two people. Start by unraveling the hoods and cover the Fenders and cowl region using the blankets of pads when lifting the car. This is if you find any cables or wires that maybe an obstacle to removal, remove them including the windshield washer tubing. The marks should be made around the area of the hood hinges as this will ease alignment when reassembling the items. On the side of the hood which is still attached to the car, an assistant should pull the support struts off the ball studs and then lower the car. Removing alternate bolts between the hinge and the hood should be done by two people while one of them lifts the hood off the car by resting it on the shoulder. When it will be time to install the hinge bolts, place the bolts in accordance with the marks made earlier. Slide the hood backwards and forwards in the hinge plate slots and also sideways, if you feel the need to, after undoing the bolts. To this end, if not already done, draw around the entire of the hinge plate to see the extent of the movement that is required. Relieve some of the tension on the bolts, shift the hood until it is in the right position, and then torque the hinge bolts before slowly bringing down the hood to verify its position. If required, align the whole of the Hood Latch assembly along up-and-down on the radiator support and right-left on the car fenders to make the hood close properly and align to the fenders. Paint around the mounting bolts of the hood latch for identification purpose, loosen it, and re-adjust the position wherever necessary and finally again tighten the bolts. Finally, set the hood bumpers on the radiator support to the correct positions because you need to have the hood level with the fenders when closed and the hood latch assembly and hinges lubricated with white lithium-base grease occasionally to reduce binding and wear.
