So what, you roll the window up, slide the loops over it, and snap it in place?this is the bungee
It appears that was the intent, similar to wranglers, but wasn't fully thought through with the new style of window. Someone posted in another thread a video by Mopar but the video was removed.So what, you roll the window up, slide the loops over it, and snap it in place?
They are indeed for rolling the rear window, @Quadratec shows how in this video:I don't think it's possible to our back window up and I wouldn't personally because of scratches. plus, they are a continuous loop and not long enough to replicate on the back glass like a Wrangler.
maybe I'm using them wrong, but I flatten out the folds in the top (inside the truck) and loop them around the latch. keeps the fabric from flapping and the big fold on the bottom from catching so much wind.
Nice find
@JeepCares can you guys ask Engineering what the intended purpose of these elastic loops is? It seems odd that they'd be for rolling up the rear window since the manual specifically states the rear window and corner panels should be either all in or all out:no help???
these are the little bungees that come in the soft top kit, they snap above the back window and loop around the latch hook.
like this.
think a Wrangler is the same? mine were so tight it put too much pressure on the snap and they would either pop my hand or fly off.
need to figure something out, I feel like the wind is beating on the roof any it's folded back.