Jeep Wrangler Hardtop Wiring Conversion Kit (82215312AB)

[Hartdt]

I am adding a hard top to my OE "soft top" only Wrangler JL shortly. Got some good help from some of the folks on this forum in regard to identifying the required additional hardware in order to install the top. My next question is this...what all comes with hard top wiring conversion kit (Mopar Part # 82215312AB)? The websites I have located the kit on seem fairly vague on the included equipment. I assuming wiring for the rear wiper and hopefully a replacement steering column stalk with which to activate the wiper comes with the kit. Any ideas if the tubing and plumbing fittings for the wiper wash fluid system is included as well? Looking to install myself so would be grateful for links to videos or guidance on the installation process as well.

Looks like a similar kits has been available for the JK models as well. Just may have updated the part #s.

Regards,

David

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[the_weekender]

I am adding a hard top to my OE "soft top" only Wrangler JL shortly. Got some good help from some of the folks on this forum in regard to identifying the required additional hardware in order to install the top. My next question is this...what all comes with hard top wiring conversion kit (Mopar Part # 82215312AB)? The websites I have located the kit on seem fairly vague on the included equipment. I assuming wiring for the rear wiper and hopefully a replacement steering column stalk with which to activate the wiper comes with the kit. Any ideas if the tubing and plumbing fittings for the wiper wash fluid system is included as well? Looking to install myself so would be grateful for links to videos or guidance on the installation process as well.

Looks like a similar kits has been available for the JK models as well. Just may have updated the part #s.

Regards,

David

Hi David,

Hope this helps

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...o-for-the-rear-wiper.17908/page-2#post-469283

Enjoy
- Dan

 

[Hartdt]

Hi David,

Hope this helps

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...o-for-the-rear-wiper.17908/page-2#post-469283

Enjoy
- Dan

Thank you

 

[WXman]

I had the dealer do mine on my JKU because it is a quite extensive installation and also requires dealership to flash the BCM. This is why I strongly recommend everyone to get the hard top from the factory to save $$$. Even if you don't want the hard top. It's easy to find/install a soft top later.

 

[Rhinebeck01]

I did the deed on a 2dr. JK a few years back. Did it outside in the Florida sun.. Was quite the project but I got it done.

At completion of that install, I said never again will I do that. 8-)

 

[bmrrwolfe]

I had my dealer do this on my JLUS. They quoted 3 hours of labor, as they haven't done a JL yet but that is what the JK was. Well they said its much more involved then the JK and kept it over the weekend and I kept the loaner, (was a 1:00 Appt on a Friday) and finished it Monday. I think it ended up being closer to 6-7 hours. Luckily still only paid for 2.5 hrs.

 

[SubZero_JL]

Hi David,

Hope this helps

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...o-for-the-rear-wiper.17908/page-2#post-469283

Enjoy
- Dan

This is the video for an auxiliary switch install. I believe the individual was asking for the hardtop wiring kit. I too am looking for the hardtop wiring kit as well.

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