LoneWolf

Unless you're in a hurry, I'd see if anyone local to you was wanting to order a louver panel, and see if you could arrange a swap -- your single-hole panel for their double-hole. Or, just drill out your hood and convert back to a single nozzle.

Black Dog Offroad

Completely agree...And then you also have to touch up the factory PC on that louver, the list of things that would bother my OCD tendencies goes on.

2ndtomsryt

The nozzle holes are rectangular.
Your hood has been replaced.
I have a '12, and bought a 14 hood from a guy who replaced his oem with an AEV hood, and I was leary of cutting into my hood.
see if the seller will accept your return, or look for another hood to use.
If you bought new, I would want the dealer to explain, and also find out if the jeep was in a wreck.
Carfax it.

silverbullet88

Carfax is clean. I think the hood was replaced for hail damage at some point. I'm just cutting an extra hole in my hood and making a single outlet

silverbullet88

I just cut two holes and kept two nozzles. Center punched smack dab in the middle of the original washer holes on the backside of the louver. Then used a hole saw 3/4 I think. Looks good imo. The square is empty and un used but eh idc