2024 Mojave X Add Bed 115v outlet

[1HasBeen]

Can anybody verify 68708513AA is the correct jumper harness for a 2026 Mojave? It is listed as a taillight harness, but I ass-ume that is just a clerical thing??

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[YGBSM]

Can anybody verify 68708513AA is the correct jumper harness for a 2026 Mojave? It is listed as a taillight harness, but I ass-ume that is just a clerical thing??

Here's the list about half way down. I don't think that's the right part. Mine had two wires coming off the back end. But my Gladiator is a 2024. We need to summon Benny @AllMoparParts.com
https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/bedoutletkitjt24.html

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Hi Guys,
We identified changes in the 2026 MY so this kit was created specifically for that. Im pretty sure the taillamp circuits run through this jumper hence the description.

Please let me know if you have any other questions at this time.

Thank you,
- Benny

 

[1HasBeen]

Hi Guys,
We identified changes in the 2026 MY so this kit was created specifically for that. Im pretty sure the taillamp circuits run through this jumper hence the description.

Please let me know if you have any other questions at this time.

Thank you,
- Benny

Perfect, and many thanks!!

 

[Cattywumpuss]

Hi Guys,
We identified changes in the 2026 MY so this kit was created specifically for that. Im pretty sure the taillamp circuits run through this jumper hence the description.

Please let me know if you have any other questions at this time.

Thank you,
- Benny

Will this kit fit a 2026 JT as well? Just curious.

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Will this kit fit a 2026 JT as well? Just curious.

Yes but we either need to physically check for the switch connector or you can send me your VIN to see if the dash harness matches our previously confirmed part numbers.

Thanks,
- Benny

 

[Cattywumpuss]

Yes but we either need to physically check for the switch connector or you can send me your VIN to see if the dash harness matches our previously confirmed part numbers.

Thanks,
- Benny

Thank you for confirming. I do have the factory inverter (115V) between the rear seats and there seems to be a neat little plastic “pop in” fascia piece right below my light switches where the 115V bed on/off switch would go which is intriguing.

I’ll DM you my VIN if that works? Thanks so much.

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Thank you for confirming. I do have the factory inverter (115V) between the rear seats and there seems to be a neat little plastic “pop in” fascia piece right below my light switches where the 115V bed on/off switch would go which is intriguing.

I’ll DM you my VIN if that works? Thanks so much.

Yes I will await your VIN

 

[Cattywumpuss]

Yes I will await your VIN

Thanks so much, I’ll send it in a minute or two.

On an interesting side note that pre-installed bed power outlet “switch panel” I was talking about seems to be legit. Either that or it’s a portal to another dimension!

It comes off:

So this really has me intrigued about putting in the 115V outlet in the bed now.

 

[1HasBeen]

Thanks so much, I’ll send it in a minute or two.

On an interesting side note that pre-installed bed power outlet “switch panel” I was talking about seems to be legit. Either that or it’s a portal to another dimension!

It comes off:

So this really has me intrigued about putting in the 115V outlet in the bed now.

If only they had molded a dummy plug onto the back of that knockout and plugged the switch harness into it, instead of burying it deep in the bowels of the dash.

 

[Cattywumpuss]

If only they had molded a dummy plug onto the back of that knockout and plugged the switch harness into it, instead of burying it deep in the bowels of the dash.

Right!?! Like if I’d pulled that cover out and the taped off plug was just sitting there behind it, ready to connect!?!?

So close, so close . . . . as it is I now have to take the actual light switch panel off to see if I do have a plug back there to connect the switch to or if it is missing.

That will be a task for another time as it’s a bit more involved that just prying clips.

 

[1HasBeen]

Right!?! Like if I’d pulled that cover out and the taped off plug was just sitting there behind it, ready to connect!?!?

So close, so close . . . . as it is I now have to take the actual light switch panel off to see if I do have a plug back there to connect the switch to or if it is missing.

That will be a task for another time as it’s a bit more involved that just prying clips.

Yes, mine was buried behind the speaker. Lots of disassembly required.

 

[Cattywumpuss]

Yes, mine was buried behind the speaker. Lots of disassembly required.

Thank you. I’ll go fishing sometime. LOL

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