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Update August 4, 2018:
After receiving the remainder of parts, I finally got the sky one touch top powered up and running. Thank you very much Benny with Allmoparparts.com for helping me complete this impossible task! Only thing left is to reinstall back window and rear quarter panel glass. Everything was plug and play, and worked without taking to the dealership to be programmed.
Around $2000 for everything.
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Original post:
Hi everyone! This is my first post. New to the forum and to the Jeep community. My wife and I just traded both our vehicles in on Jeeps. I got a white Rubicon JL and she got a rhino grand Cherokee altitude. I would have preferred the body colored hard top, but the dealer made a great deal for us so we proceeded with the purchase. I am extremely happy, although there was some slight adjustment period coming from an f150 fx4! I went to 4 body shops to have the top painted and none of them wanted to do it. I searched for a painted top with no luck.
I then came across a white sky one touch top for sale, and purchased immediately. Fortunately is was bright white, but was incomplete and the seller didn’t know which parts it lacked. It was missing all the glass. When it arrived, it was in great condition. All seals intact and paint looked great. It looks like I’ll be able to utilize all the glass from my hard top. All wire harnesses seem to match up exactly. I am missing all the mounting hardware for sure and the front interior molding that eliminates the freedom top mounting brackets notches and incorporates the actual push button and wiring. I believe that is it.
My local dealer printed off the parts schematics but they are incomplete and don’t specify bolt types. I would really like to get the top mounted but after reaching out to all the local dealers and Mopar, I have come up empty every time. There was a bulletin about sky one touch calibration so already have found a lot of useful information here. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!!!
After receiving the remainder of parts, I finally got the sky one touch top powered up and running. Thank you very much Benny with Allmoparparts.com for helping me complete this impossible task! Only thing left is to reinstall back window and rear quarter panel glass. Everything was plug and play, and worked without taking to the dealership to be programmed.
Around $2000 for everything.
Video and photos:
Original post:
Hi everyone! This is my first post. New to the forum and to the Jeep community. My wife and I just traded both our vehicles in on Jeeps. I got a white Rubicon JL and she got a rhino grand Cherokee altitude. I would have preferred the body colored hard top, but the dealer made a great deal for us so we proceeded with the purchase. I am extremely happy, although there was some slight adjustment period coming from an f150 fx4! I went to 4 body shops to have the top painted and none of them wanted to do it. I searched for a painted top with no luck.
I then came across a white sky one touch top for sale, and purchased immediately. Fortunately is was bright white, but was incomplete and the seller didn’t know which parts it lacked. It was missing all the glass. When it arrived, it was in great condition. All seals intact and paint looked great. It looks like I’ll be able to utilize all the glass from my hard top. All wire harnesses seem to match up exactly. I am missing all the mounting hardware for sure and the front interior molding that eliminates the freedom top mounting brackets notches and incorporates the actual push button and wiring. I believe that is it.
My local dealer printed off the parts schematics but they are incomplete and don’t specify bolt types. I would really like to get the top mounted but after reaching out to all the local dealers and Mopar, I have come up empty every time. There was a bulletin about sky one touch calibration so already have found a lot of useful information here. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!!!
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