Freedom Panel Alignment

[Chaser20]

Put my freedom panels on for the first time today after taking them off and noticed they don’t quite line up. Everything on the inside looks like it’s fit in the right place and I haven’t seen any leaks. Is this normal or something that should be looked at? Sorry if this is a dumb question. New to the wrangler and just not sure.
Thanks in advance.

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[At Risk Ute]

Mine is like that but my son flopped my two door. Replaced both windshield hinges but still off. Guessing my windshield frame is bent.

 

[Riperoo]

Mine look exactly like that since the day I brought it home. No leaks or any issues 2 years later.

 

[unsavory]

It's not "normal", bit as others have noted, it's not necessarily a problem, either.

Neither of my JLs have been like this.

 

[Jeepn’]

Glad you posted this, mine is kind of wonky too and was concerned as well.

 

[Riperoo]

I think you can tweak them a little by moving the front brackets where they pull down above the sunvisor, the bracket mounted to the Jeep can be moved some by losing the two bolts and moving forward or backward as needed.

 

[Bandit59]

Put my freedom panels on for the first time today after taking them off and noticed they don’t quite line up. Everything on the inside looks like it’s fit in the right place and I haven’t seen any leaks. Is this normal or something that should be looked at? Sorry if this is a dumb question. New to the wrangler and just not sure.
Thanks in advance.

Mine r not perfect. I notice it Saturday. I wished I had noticed before I took them off. It may have been that way since day one. No leaks. And looks like it will only fit one way The guide pin does not appear to be adjustable

 

[djxizodu]

Have to make sure your seals are not bunched up as well. Mine would not lay flat when new in the rear.

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