Emission labels are required by federal and state law to be present and legible on your vehicle. A missing or damaged emission label can cause a failed smog/emissions inspection, and some states require it to be present for registration renewal. Replacing it with the correct OEM Mopar label ensures your vehicle passes inspection and stays compliant.

Yes. Mopar emission labels are factory-original OEM parts — the same labels installed at the assembly plant. They carry the correct EPA and CARB certification text, torque specs, and fuel/ignition settings required by inspectors. Aftermarket reproductions may lack required regulatory language or correct part-specific data.

On most Stellantis vehicles the emission label (also called the Vehicle Emission Control Information or VECI label) is affixed under the hood — typically on the underside of the hood itself, on the radiator support, or on the engine valve cover. Location varies by engine and model year, so cross-reference your part number to confirm the correct replacement.

Use your VIN to look up the exact part number — emission labels are VIN-specific because they reflect your vehicle's engine calibration, fuel type, and emissions certification tier (Federal vs. CARB/California). Ordering by part number rather than just year/make/model is the only reliable way to get the correct label with accurate vacuum routing diagrams and specifications.