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The first time you remove the upper center console to install something like the Auxiliary Switch Bank, you will very likely break the rightmost tab on its bezel trim like I did.
That’s because it’s not a white trim clip like the others. It’s a black tab that’s molded into the bezel and it looks almost designed to be broken. And it takes quite a bit of force to do that—blind.
I emphasize blind because as usual, the installation instructions never tell you where the clips are or what direction they release.
The result is that when you’re all done installing, the right side of that bezel trim won’t fit flush against the grab bar.
I finally found a replacement part number for that Center Bezel Trim. It’s Mopar 6CB71TX7AE. You can get it shipped for around $40.
https://www.moparwholesaleparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-trim-bezel-6cb71tx7ae
That’s because it’s not a white trim clip like the others. It’s a black tab that’s molded into the bezel and it looks almost designed to be broken. And it takes quite a bit of force to do that—blind.
I emphasize blind because as usual, the installation instructions never tell you where the clips are or what direction they release.
The result is that when you’re all done installing, the right side of that bezel trim won’t fit flush against the grab bar.
I finally found a replacement part number for that Center Bezel Trim. It’s Mopar 6CB71TX7AE. You can get it shipped for around $40.
https://www.moparwholesaleparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-trim-bezel-6cb71tx7ae
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