I bought a soft top

[Neftali]

Can someone tell me what year and model this soft top fits? Thanks in advance. (The rear cargo side windows have zippers)

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[yokramer]

Likely not with 97.538% of the part number missing

 

[Neftali]

Likely not with 97.538% of the part number missing

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[Pape]

asked Claude about it



Looking at the known part numbers:

• 5VP77SX9AD — rear window, 2-door, black diamond
• 5VP78SX9AG — passenger quarter, 2-door
• 5VP79SX9AK — driver quarter, 2-door
• 5VP88SX9AO — passenger quarter, 4-door
• 5VP89SX9AO — driver quarter, 4-door

Your label shows "...75...9AA" — the digits 7 and 5 you spotted match the 5VP7_ prefix pattern. The "9AA" ending is an early revision (AD, AG, AK = later revisions).


Most likely match: This is a rear tailgate window or quarter window from an early production 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL (2-door or 4-door), in black standard diamond sailcloth fabric — the "AA" suffix indicates a very early/first-run part revision.

 

[yokramer]

asked Claude about it



The label shows FL649942 and a partial part number ending in 9AA, which are Mopar/OEM part number formats. The "FL" prefix is commonly associated with Jeep Wrangler JL (2018+) parts.


Based on the label format and the mesh/fabric construction visible, this is most likely a soft top for a Jeep Wrangler JL (2018–present), either the 2-door or 4-door (Unlimited) model. The "9AA" suffix is consistent with JL-era Mopar part numbering.

So Ai was no help again.

 

[Neftali]

asked Claude about it



The label shows FL649942 and a partial part number ending in 9AA, which are Mopar/OEM part number formats. The "FL" prefix is commonly associated with Jeep Wrangler JL (2018+) parts.


Based on the label format and the mesh/fabric construction visible, this is most likely a soft top for a Jeep Wrangler JL (2018–present), either the 2-door or 4-door (Unlimited) model. The "9AA" suffix is consistent with JL-era Mopar part numbering.

Thank you

 

[Pape]

So Ai was no help again.

depend how you see it, I actually updated my post after looking more at the label.
Was interested to see how it would go about it.

 

[Pape]

Thank you

Take that information with a grain of salt.

 

[Ratbert]

So Ai was no help again.

It could have been worse and said it was for a JK.

 

[Nitehawk92]

It look like some 2018 Jeep soft tops had zippers. That was the year they started using the slide in windows...

 

[Sandevino]

A Jeep. It fits a Jeep. The real question is why did you buy it if you weren’t sure it fits yours.

 

[TheBirdie72]

He only paid $1

 

[CorvZ061]

It look like some 2018 Jeep soft tops had zippers. That was the year they started using the slide in windows...

2018 was a split year. Both JK’s and JL’s were made for that year. JK’s had zippered tops and JL’s did not.

Based on the OP mentioning zippers I’m betting he has a JK top.

 

[CorvZ061]

asked Claude about it



Looking at the known part numbers:

• 5VP77SX9AD — rear window, 2-door, black diamond
• 5VP78SX9AG — passenger quarter, 2-door
• 5VP79SX9AK — driver quarter, 2-door
• 5VP88SX9AO — passenger quarter, 4-door
• 5VP89SX9AO — driver quarter, 4-door

Your label shows "...75...9AA" — the digits 7 and 5 you spotted match the 5VP7_ prefix pattern. The "9AA" ending is an early revision (AD, AG, AK = later revisions).


Most likely match: This is a rear tailgate window or quarter window from an early production 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL (2-door or 4-door), in black standard diamond sailcloth fabric — the "AA" suffix indicates a very early/first-run part revision.

He mentioned zippers, no JL soft tops had zippers from the factory. JK’s did though and JK’s were built in 2018 also.

 

[Pape]

He mentioned zippers, no JL soft tops had zippers from the factory. JK’s did though and JK’s were built in 2018 also.

Thanks for pointing out.

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