Adding stock rear USB and AC ports

[Scarabmike]

I know this has been covered in the past with aftermarket options. But has anyone installed the stock center console car and connectors? I was doing some research, and found these part numbers.

Media Hub USB Port - Mopar (68271567AB)

Jumper Wiring - Mopar (68350769AD)

Console End Cap - Mopar (6BW38TX7AB)

What else would I need?

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[exilepa]

How much is the cost with just those parts?

 

[AZ Hella]

How much is the cost with just those parts?

Right around $300

 

[exilepa]

I think the biggest question is are the pigtails already there that are needed to plug into

 

[BLACKMOAB]

I’d think the tough part would be getting the air back there. I doubt the duct work is already in place.

 

[exilepa]

I’d think the tough part would be getting the air back there. I doubt the duct work is already in place.

My JLU Sport S already has the ducts so wouldn't be an issue

 

[Scarabmike]

My Sport has the ducts and the window
switches

 

[maweber]

Did you get this working at all?

 

[am1978]

FCA should have put USB or USB-C in the top of the dash for phone docking without excessive wires.

 

[scottedontknow]

Did you ever have any luck with this?

 

[Scarabmike]

Unfortunately, I dont have the JL any more.

 

[PLDJ1000]

Was wondering if anyone else had luck with this "OEM" install?

I have it on my to-do list for the spring... wanted to get some miles on the Jeep before I started tearing everything apart.

 

[WhereRU_A-A-Ron]

This may or may not be helpful so take it for what you will: For the amount of money you seemingly would need to spend on this project just for parts, you could get a pretty good portable power bank. Hide it under the backseat and take it out/with you whenever you need to. Plus it’ll have more charging options. We have a Goal Zero Yeti 200X that we use just for this purpose. Just my two cents.

 

[PLDJ1000]

This may or may not be helpful so take it for what you will: For the amount of money you seemingly would need to spend on this project just for parts, you could get a pretty good portable power bank. Hide it under the backseat and take it out/with you whenever you need to. Plus it’ll have more charging options. We have a Goal Zero Yeti 200X that we use just for this purpose. Just my two cents.

Yes, you got a great point. I'm gonna take the time to look at the power banks before I shovel money into an OEM retro-fit. I did see another members 12v Socket install also after posting this, and i may consider that route also... Just looking for some power in the back seat for the kid.

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