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If you’re mechanically inclined, you can do it yourself…by a hog ring pliers and a bag of hog rings on Amazon, watch a YouTube video where a guy does exactly what you want to do, and you can get it done in about 2 hours. I replaced an entire interior with OEM leather…it’s actually not that...

Maybe you can answer this, maybe you can’t…I replaced the std. flares on my ‘18 with Rubicon flares…in doing so, the Rubicon flares I bought came with LED turn signals and DRL’s ( I originally had halogen). Brought it to my dealer and they flashed the Jeep to tell it it now had LEDs…didn’t help...

I don’t have a solution, and (apparently) neither does Jeep or their engineers…I inadvertently did the same thing you want to do when I swapped Rubicon flares for my std. flares, and the new flares came with LED’s, and despite having my dealer flash the Jeep to tell it it now had LED turn...

You can buy a set of extensions relatively inexpensively directly from MOPAR…quite a bit cheaper that what they sell for on eBay…then just buy a used flare somewhere…(I’m assuming your flare is black, not painted). I’m actually looking for two of the extensions for the drivers side front and...

Used to be a part time buyer at auctions for a dealer…our rule of thumb (at the wholesale level), was either 1 year in age or 10k miles for the otherwise similar condition/optioned vehicles was worth $1000.

So a couple more questions…what is the difference between elite and elite max, and I see on their website they refer to early units requiring a Tazer or JScan when going from halogen to LED, and the fact that they added an anti-flicker module on later unit to eliminate the need for a Tazer or...

Got it…thanks for clarifying that.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I just looked on the Diode Dynamics website to further research these, and I believe they’re currently selling them new (albeit with a 6 to 8 week wait) for $800.

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FYI, I’ve had a pair of Drivers side door shells for sale (brand new) since June both here and on FB marketplace for $150 and have had zero interest (just to give an idea on what they might cost)…I might just keep them and give this a try...

Just an FYI for anyone considering these…I consider myself a pretty decent “do it yourselfer”, and I replaced a set of Rubicon black leather seat covers with a set of Sahara tan leather seat covers (both OEM), after only watching a couple YouTube videos…the only thing I needed to buy was a hog...

So, there’s a bit of info missing to give you accurate #’s in your original post, but here’s some info I could find. I have two close friends who are dealers, and actually used to go to closed auctions as a buyer for one of them, consequently I still have access to an online tool from Mannheim...

Check the floor…many times a side hit can transfer to buckled floors that you don’t see until you pull the carpet.

One thing…for whatever reason, converting from OEM halogen front turn signal DRL’s to OEM LED front turn signal DRL’s can be very problematic…I did it, and had the dealer flash it, and I still get hyperflash and instrument panel “lights out” error messages. After the problems I faced I did more...

I did something very similar…replaced used Rubicon black leather with brand new tan leather from a Sahara…I had zero experience, but am quite mechanically inclined…I watched one video on YouTube where a guy replaced his front seat covers and that taught me the basics of how to do it, then...

2018 Moab with standard glass…one chip filled, but so far no windshield repaired. Fortunately the chip is right behind the rear view mirror, so I don’t see it from the inside. 2022 High Tide with Gorilla Glass, no issues yet (fingers crossed).

Not sure if this is still the case, but when my Dad had his Chevy dealership, any warranty work done was paid by GM, didn’t matter at what dealership the vehicle was purchased, as long as it was under 36/36 (miles and months), and it was a covered repair, the dealership got paid. I would assume...

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If the first responder on the sunrider falls through, I’m interested and also in the Grand Rapids area.

If your Sport seats have the same seams as those in this picture, then they should fit.