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Benny, I’m seeing conflicting information about the Mopar lift for a 2025 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon x. What fits also price. How bad is shipping to Florida
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Benny, I’m seeing conflicting information about the Mopar lift for a 2025 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon x. What fits also price. How bad is shipping to Florida
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Hi Todd,
It fits. These need to ship truck freight at $450.00.
allmoparparts.com/sku/77072468ab-fs.html

I will send a code you can use,
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Benny, I'm looking for a block heater and cord for my 23 diesel gladiator rubicon.
I'm finding part #68523853AA as the right number. Can you tell me if this is right and perhaps a savings code?

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Hi Tim,
We offer a kit here https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/jljtengblkhtr30.html

I will send a code you can use,
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Thanks, when looking at that part and part number (JLJTENGBLKHTR30) it looks like its different than the one I sent in my original message (68523853AA).
Both say they fit my vehicle (23 diesel 3.0 gladiator), one looks like it snaps in (per YouTube vids), and the other (the part # you sent me) looks like it screws into the water jacket which means I would have to worry about refilling coolant and getting air out of the system.

Can you please clarify what the difference is between these two.

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Unlike the older style of block heater, my 2023 has a brass socket on the engine side that requires a plug heater. It was a very easy install. The plug pushes into the socket and is secured with the built-in clip.

part #68523853AA (block heater)
part #68535072AA (cord)

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Thank you, I will check my engine tomorrow and see if I have that same brass plug. I think it is on the passenger side of the engine. Did you go thru the wheel well or were able to get to it from above? I'm getting it for this winter.
 

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Did you go thru the wheel well or were able to get to it from above? I'm getting it for this winter.
I took the photo of the plug from the wheel well, but I can't remember if I installed from the wheel well or from underneath. I just remember removing the wheel and it being fairly easy to do. The hard part was figuring out how I wanted to run the cord. Here's the final product:

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I took the photo of the plug from the wheel well, but I can't remember if I installed from the wheel well or from underneath. I just remember removing the wheel and it being fairly easy to do. The hard part was figuring out how I wanted to run the cord. Here's the final product:

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