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MKC JL
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Best to take them out of your current wheels. If not you need to check your build date. They changed sensors mid year (June 5th 2021)I think.
After that you need the new sensors.
After that you need the new sensors.
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Wheel sensors are hard to find right now for current (post June 21) JL's.
Why wouldn't you reuse the ones you have?
KevinC
Why wouldn't you reuse the ones you have?
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If you have to build your own beadlocks it’s much easier to have a spare set of 4. Otherwise you need a second vehicle so you can put it on blocks and take all the tires in. Or risk destroying your stock wheels by doing it at home. I did that on my Rubicon and regret it.
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