QTDDTOT: Questions that don't deserve their own thread

[Jeep4Life0112]

Question: Where are all of the drain plugs located in the JL? I recall seeing them in the foot wells for the driver and front seat passenger. Just wondering if there are others. Does a fair amount of rain accumulate in the trunk area, or does it all accumulate in the main cabin floor only? Having not owned a Wrangler before I am curious where all of the accumulated rain water is drained from throughout the vehicle.

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[RussJeep1]

Q1) What does "M/H" stand for in the Wrangler Pricing Book under various item descriptions?

For example, soft top window storage bags are M/H AEN..AEN here being the product code for the Dual Top Group.

I think it means, bottom line, that you can't get the Dual Top Group, which I think, of relevance, features the premium soft top, and the storage bags.

Q2) Why can't you get the soft top window storage bags with the premium soft top?

Thanks.

 

[Smarrtazz]

So, until my JLUR arrives, this is my ride

 

[zhilbert]

So, until my JLUR arrives, this is my ride

I would have gone with the 3mm lift kit.

 

[Smarrtazz]

I would have gone with the 3mm lift kit.

Hahaha...I’ll have to look at Mopar!

 

[Redwrangler]

I think the trout people that were upset over the Wrangler commercial will enjoy when the sprinkler head activates! :cwl:

 

[ThirtyOne]

Q1) What does "M/H" stand for in the Wrangler Pricing Book under various item descriptions?

For example, soft top window storage bags are M/H AEN..AEN here being the product code for the Dual Top Group.

I think it means, bottom line, that you can't get the Dual Top Group, which I think, of relevance, features the premium soft top, and the storage bags.

Q2) Why can't you get the soft top window storage bags with the premium soft top?

Thanks.

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[RussJeep1]

Must Have

Thanks "31."

Do you think that the storage bags I mention come with the Dual top option selection "31" given M/H means "must have," and NOT something suggesting incompatibility or contraindication of the soft top bags with the Premium soft top?

Thanks.

 

[ThirtyOne]

Thanks "31."

Do you think that the storage bags I mention come with the Dual top option selection "31" given M/H means "must have," and NOT something suggesting incompatibility or contraindication of the soft top bags with the Premium soft top?

Thanks.

Can you post what you are looking at?

When I look at it it says MH AEN OR ST2 OR ST3 OR STJ.

That means you must have one of those options to get the storage bag.

But of course that is pretty confusing because it looks like you can only get ST2 and ST3 w/AEN, and I can't find STJ anywhere.

So if I were to interpret that I would say the Storage Bag is only an option if you get dual top group. Not really logical so I would ask @JLWF Dealer Guy

 

[zhilbert]

I’d be surprised if they didn’t just pop in/out. I plain on popping out all the silver on my Sahara and spray canning them black.

Here are some pics of the inside of the grill and the mesh inserts. Took about 10 minutes to pop off the grill and remove one of the mesh panels. For the panels, you just need to remove some T15 screws and pop out some plastic clips. I am planning on painting the inserts a lighter grey or silver so they have a little more pop against the granite crystal grill. Any recommendations on paint? I was thinking the Rust-Oleum Univeral Metallic paint. Not sure how well it goes on that type of plastic, though.

 

[Smarrtazz]

Pretty cool, huh?

 

[RussJeep1]

Can you post what you are looking at?

When I look at it it says MH AEN OR ST2 OR ST3 OR STJ.

That means you must have one of those options to get the storage bag.

But of course that is pretty confusing because it looks like you can only get ST2 and ST3 w/AEN, and I can't find STJ anywhere.

So if I were to interpret that I would say the Storage Bag is only an option if you get dual top group. Not really logical so I would ask @JLWF Dealer Guy

According to Craig Benner at Koon's Jeep, the Soft Top Cover cannot be ordered with any order that also has a Premium Soft Top in it, be it upgrading the standard soft top to premium, or in my case ordered the Dual Tops, which includes the Premium Soft Top in addition to the Hard top.

 

[ThirtyOne]

According to Craig Benner at Koon's Jeep, the Soft Top Cover cannot be ordered with any order that also has a Premium Soft Top in it, be it upgrading the standard soft top to premium, or in my case ordered the Dual Tops, which includes the Premium Soft Top in addition to the Hard top.

Well that ain't what i see in the order guide. But Craig knows a lot more about ordering Jeeps than i do.

 

[N75]

MOPAR Side Steps as accessories are $385 assuming no discount.

Buy them with the vehicle and they're about $588 assuming a 5% discount off of Invoice.

Aside from being able to roll them into financing--and I'm probably paying for the vehicle outright, (assume s Sport s) why would I spend $200 to not install them myself?

I've done this installation before on other vehicles. Is it particular hard to do on a Wrangler?

Be careful with part numbers here. I think the Mopar ones are actually oval “tubular” side steps, where the ones on the Sport S and Sahara are a real running board. That’s more likely the cost difference, not they’re charging you labor from the factory to install 6 bolts.

 

[RussJeep1]

Be careful with part numbers here. I think the Mopar ones are actually oval “tubular” side steps, where the ones on the Sport S and Sahara are a real running board. That’s more likely the cost difference, not they’re charging you labor from the factory to install 6 bolts.

I hear ya Jesse, and thanks for your thoughts. FWIW, and it may be very little, the picture in the accessories catalog that I linked seemed to show the factory side steps...not some differing part.

Then again...catalog pictures and reality sometimes are like apples and oranges! (lol)

thanks.

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