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[jeep1]

Hey Benny .. now that I have the doors working, its time to try adding power to the tailgate !

Any idea what is needed ? I think its just the Door Control Unit and the wiring harness...

so.. Either 68335647AD or 68335648AD. and then one of 68357615AB, 68397617AB or 68397618AB .

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[AllMoparParts.com]

Hey Benny .. now that I have the doors working, its time to try adding power to the tailgate !

Any idea what is needed ? I think its just the Door Control Unit and the wiring harness...

so.. Either 68335647AD or 68335648AD. and then one of 68357615AB, 68397617AB or 68397618AB .

Hi Wayne,

Here is some info

Yes the tailgate wiring is needed
68397617AB - Use with rear camera only
68397618AB - Use when equipped with front off-road camera

68335648AD appears to be for power

It's a bit difficult to determine what else is required. I cannot tell if the chassis harness has the provisions to accept the new tailgate harness. This is one of those things that we would have to tackle step by step once you start adding the parts.

Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
-Benny

 

[StrainedSky]

Can 68293891AB still be ordered ? Thanks!

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Can 68293891AB still be ordered ? Thanks!

Hi Rodger,
Yes this can be ordered here https://parts.allmoparparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-front-bumper-68293891ab

I will send you a code you can use,
- Benny

 

[rymac986]

Hi Benny, tried to order these from someone else before I knew about you. Ordered in August of 2021, just cancelled my order last month with no ETA.

What's the current wait for 82215136AE? Do you have a code?

Thanks for any help!

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Hi Ryan,
No sooner than Aug. 1 , If this ETA holds true then actual shipments would be received by mid-end of August. Either way if you want a set I would put an order in place to reserve your spot.

Yes I will send a code.
- Benny

 

[shyoung1]

Benny,
Is the trailer brake controller available now, if not, approximate wait time?
I believe part number is 82215652AB
2021 Mojave (built Dec 2020)
Thanks,
Steve

 

[2na]

Do you have line of sight on when OEM JT LED headlights will be available?

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Benny,
Is the trailer brake controller available now, if not, approximate wait time?
I believe part number is 82215652AB
2021 Mojave (built Dec 2020)
Thanks,
Steve

Hey Steve,
Yes they are, I will send you a code
https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/82215652.html

- Benny

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Do you have line of sight on when OEM JT LED headlights will be available?

Hi, The end of August is our best estimate with the info we have
https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/82215136ad.html

Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
-Benny

 

[kabookie10]

Benny

I need p/n:68309822AE. It’s a jumper wiring harness for my rubicon drivers front door power mirror.

is there a discount code for this. Do you have this in stock?

jeff

 

[Sarge502]

@AllMoparParts.com

This may be a silly question but I’m not too familiar with the full in and outs of suspension.

I currently have the Teraflex 1.5 leveling kit on my Overland. I also upgraded from the stock Overland suspension to Rubicon suspension (shocks and springs). With the difference in spring compression ratings from the Overland to Rubicon coupled with the leveling kit, I basically have a 2 inch lift from its stock form without having an actual full out lift kit if that makes sense.

I’m considering going with the Mopar lift although I’m not sure how much more lift it’ll give than what my spacer lift and rubicon suspension is currently doing. But in any case was wondering if I can run the lift and keep my leveling kit? I do like the level look so if running the lift only is going to get me back to my original rake just with a lift than I prefer to keep it assuming it’s compatible. Also my concern is dealerships doing the install and saying something about the leveling kit. Since it’s so often that they put excuses on anything aftermarket if it isn’t theirs. Reason I’m also confused on running both is to my understanding the lift comes with bump stops but I also have some on my leveling kit. So not sure how you’d run both or which one would take priority.

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

Benny

I need p/n:68309822AE. It’s a jumper wiring harness for my rubicon drivers front door power mirror.

is there a discount code for this. Do you have this in stock?

jeff

Hi Jeff,
We can get one in a few days. I will send you a code
https://parts.allmoparparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-jumper-wiring-left-front-door-68309822ae

- Benny

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

@AllMoparParts.com

This may be a silly question but I’m not too familiar with the full in and outs of suspension.

I currently have the Teraflex 1.5 leveling kit on my Overland. I also upgraded from the stock Overland suspension to Rubicon suspension (shocks and springs). With the difference in spring compression ratings from the Overland to Rubicon coupled with the leveling kit, I basically have a 2 inch lift from its stock form without having an actual full out lift kit if that makes sense.

I’m considering going with the Mopar lift although I’m not sure how much more lift it’ll give than what my spacer lift and rubicon suspension is currently doing. But in any case was wondering if I can run the lift and keep my leveling kit? I do like the level look so if running the lift only is going to get me back to my original rake just with a lift than I prefer to keep it assuming it’s compatible. Also my concern is dealerships doing the install and saying something about the leveling kit. Since it’s so often that they put excuses on anything aftermarket if it isn’t theirs. Reason I’m also confused on running both is to my understanding the lift comes with bump stops but I also have some on my leveling kit. So not sure how you’d run both or which one would take priority.

Hi Sarge,
The mopar 2" lift kit is advertised as used on a Rubicon so in actuality it's about a 3.5" lift for a Sport but a 2" for a Rubi. So your gonna gain about 2". Personally I would install the kit as is and then decide if you want to level it off or not.

In regards to the warranty it cannot be totally voided however with each dealership being independently operated they may choose not to work on it should the lift be modified. From a legal perspective they need to prove that your modification is responsible for the issue.

Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
-Benny

 

[TheGreatCO]

From a legal perspective they need to prove that your modification is responsible for the issue.

I'm gonna nitpick a bit here because it isn't this simple and I think people should know what they're getting into. They (dealer or FCA) can void your warranty if they think the lift was the cause of the problem. You can then try to talk them out of it, but likely you will have to start legal proceedings. They then have to prove their case in court that the lift caused the problem. If they lose, you get your warranty back, if they win, you don't get a warranty. In either case, the consumer can be out a lot of money in legal fees. It is a lot of headache on the consumer side as a result.

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