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Mopar Kit for JL electrics trailer on the European version of JL

Zas

Member
First Name
Andrew
Joined
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Location
Russia
Website
www.harvestr.ru
Vehicle(s)
Wrangler JL Sahara 2.0 2018 gray
Occupation
Near Moscow
Good day. I purchased a Mopar kit for JL.

This is a link to the American master with a video instruction.


Bought it from an American supplier. For 4 days everything arrived in Moscow, but when installed according to the instructions, I received incorrectly working contacts on the trailer.

It turned out that the kit is designed for the American standard rear lights. I do not know if there is such a kit for Europe.

I had to replace the control unit with a European one and transfer the wiring to Mopar. Everything works,

I have the correct American outlet for the trailer, working according to the American standard from the European unit. In this case, I reworked only the additional wiring Mopar, without changing the wiring of the car.

Because of a different version of the rear bumper (the license plate is located under the spare wheel), the outlet mount had to be extended.

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