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Mopar makes Gecko touchup paint in both Brush on and Spray can. You can get it through Quadratec, Amazon, and a couple other places. I got some back when I had my Gecko JKU.

If you get the factory Aux switches, then you get a full time and ignition only wire under the dash.

Great price on these, it's well worth it.

Do you have the factory aux switches? If so you could use the hot and ignition wires under the dash to get power from. Then you're only trying to run/hide small wire in the trim panels and behind the dash.

I would add a !2V plug to the bed and run it that way. It's way more efficient running it that way.

They didn't get separated, the soft top does not include the bag. It's an extra accessory that you have to either order with your Jeep if it's a soft top/dual top from the factory, or buy it from the parts department. BTW, I got a window for your exact use case. I drove to the event yesterday...

Yep, I completely understand the reasoning for them, and accept it. that being said, I'd still probably get a set of "non-which" caps and take the extensions off for a cleaner look.

If you buy the Mopar winch plate it also comes with these bumper caps, and the crush can extensions that go under them. I'm personally not a fan of the look.

There's so much misinformation in both of those articles I wouldn't trust that source once bit.

Another vote for the Rain Gear, it works really well, can accommodate any combination of doors/top on or off, and is USA made.

Rain Gear fixes that problem. It's made big enough to work with or without the top on. I use mine with soft top on, but back window out and it easily comes down past the window opening between the cab and bed.

I have the Mopar one on mine and it's been great. It costs $20, but you also get 2 of them, so I have another if for some reason I need to replace it.

Did mine last week, I used the Napa H7 as well as their AUX14. Caught the St. Paddy's day sale for 20% off, plus the battery was already on sale.

Sending you a PM, I'd like to buy a 3 pack of these. Thanks.

M8 is correct.. They are the exact same bolts used for attaching the hardtop and the soft top rear window retainer to the cab.

Be interesting to see if that's it, but I'm not convinced. Mine does it only the first few hundred feet of driving. If it was a wheel weight, I would expect it to contact all the time and always make the noise.

sounds good, I’ll shoot you a PM with Zip Code

Would you be willing to ship it, even if it was just the parts without the crate?

Unfortunately it's only serviced as part of the entire rear window assembly, it is not available separately. You'd have to get one off a truck from the junkyard. I ran into this when my rear window was replaced under warranty for a leak. The new window came with the tab you press to unlock the...

Sadly not that I have seen. I can't hear it as much right now with the hardtop on, but I'm sure it'll be back on my nerves come soft top season.