This comprehensive parts list catalog is specifically designed for DIY repairs on the Jeep Patriot, covering model years 2007-2010. The manual provides detailed illustrations of each component, allowing you to easily identify and verify the part numbers you need. You'll also find clear pricing information for each part, along with labor estimates for replacement. The manual is meticulously organized with linked bookmarks, enabling quick and effortless navigation. This user-friendly format simplifies locating the specific information you require, making the repair process smoother and more efficient. The parts list includes detailed information on a wide range of components, ensuring you have access to everything you need for your project:

* **Safety and Identification:** Special Cautions, Paint Code Location, Clear Coat Identification, Information Labels, Front Impact Kit.
* **Exterior:** Front Bumper, Grille, Front Lamps, Hood, Front Fender, Underhood Dimensions, Front Inner Structure, Windshield, Cowl & Dash, Quarter Panel, Quarter Glass, Rear Body, Rear Lamps, Rear Bumper.
* **Engine and Cooling Systems:** Cooling, A/C Refrigerant Capacities, A/C/ Heater/ Ventilation, Engine (excluding internal engine parts), Engine/Trans Mounts, Engine Under Cover, Air Cleaner, Exhaust, Emission System.
* **Air Bag and Safety Systems:** Air Bag System, ABS/Brakes, Cruise Control System.
* **Suspension and Drivetrain:** Wheel, Front Suspension, Front Drive Axle, Front Steering Linkage/Gear, Steering Pump, Steering Wheel/Column, Rear Suspension, Rear Drive Axle, Fuel Tank.
* **Interior:** Instrument Panel, Center Console, Rocker/Pillars/Floor, Front Seat, Rear Seat, Seat Belts, Front Door, Rear Door, Roof, Sunroof, Liftgate.
* **Electrical System:** Electrical

The Jeep Patriot, a compact SUV produced by Jeep from 2007 to 2017, offers a blend of off-road capability and everyday practicality. The first-generation Patriot (2007-2010) introduced a new design language for Jeep, featuring a more rounded and modern aesthetic compared to the boxy SUVs of the past. This generation was available in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations, providing versatility for both urban and off-road adventures. Power came from a variety of engine options, including a 2.0L four-cylinder engine and a 2.4L four-cylinder engine, mated to either a five-speed manual or a continuously variable transmission (CVT). The Patriot was lauded for its spacious interior, offering ample room for passengers and cargo, as well as its user-friendly infotainment system and a range of available features including a sunroof, heated seats, and a premium sound system.

While known for its comfortable ride and practicality, the 2007-2010 Jeep Patriot wasn't without its drawbacks. Critics pointed out its lackluster acceleration, especially with the base engine, and the CVT, which was known for its sometimes unrefined operation. Fuel efficiency was also a noticeable concern, as the Patriot received average mileage for its class. Despite these shortcomings, the Patriot successfully filled a niche in the market, offering a value-oriented alternative to more expensive and less practical competitors. Its rugged exterior, combined with a focus on interior comfort and practicality, made the first-generation Jeep Patriot a popular choice for those seeking a versatile and affordable SUV for their everyday needs.