WhiteRubicon21
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- Zach
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- 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon
OK, I just ordered 2 door handle caps. Fingers crossed.
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Interesting! I have a feeling my installer put on the original caps. I too didn't think it mattered. I'll replace them and see if it works. It's a T25 for the fronts and a T20 for the tailgate right?Handle caps are required, they're not the same.
I have confirmed, this is the way.Guessing this is my problem...will have to try this.
I just completed the install on my JLU Sport S. I needed the part below as well from Nismopar because mine didn't come wired from the factory for the proximity locks and I suspect that's the issue you're having. Nismopar can provide directions for exactly where these wires go. The harnesses you're working with are challenging because it is in a confined space and not a lot of extra wiring to work with. But if you find the right auto electric technician, he should be able to put them in no problem. I live in the Southern California area so if you happen to live here too, I can recommend someone. As soon as they put those wires in, it should work just fine since you have everything else installed already.Hi everyone, new member and this forum has been very helpful. I purchased the mopar proximity entry system from AllMoparParts. My mechanic installed all 3 doors and a Jeep dealer added the codes. None of the 3 doors work. I was told I may need an additional harness for my front doors since it is a 2019 Sport S, but my tailgate should work. I'm kind of at a standstill here as I can't find a dealer or mechanic who knows anything about this kit and can get it working. I am on Long Island. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thank you. I just received the wires. Now that I changed the locks I’m pretty sure that’s all I need. My brother in law is more of a car guy than I am, he was going to help, but maybe an electric technician is the way to go. Thanks for the advice! Glad you got yours working!I just completed the install on my JLU Sport S. I needed the part below as well from Nismopar because mine didn't come wired from the factory for the proximity locks and I suspect that's the issue you're having. Nismopar can provide directions for exactly where these wires go. The harnesses you're working with are challenging because it is in a confined space and not a lot of extra wiring to work with. But if you find the right auto electric technician, he should be able to put them in no problem. I live in the Southern California area so if you happen to live here too, I can recommend someone. As soon as they put those wires in, it should work just fine since you have everything else installed already.
https://nismopar.com/2018-jeep-wrangler-jl-gladiator-jt-custom-dash-harness-for-passive-entry
There are a lot of specialty tools needed to add the pins and terminals to the wiring harness and its very precise work. I set out to do it myself and its just so easy to bend not only the wires you're installing but also the other ones in the harness. I highly suggest finding someone with the right tools and expertise. The guy I found only charged me an hour's labor. If putting them in the harnesses isn't something you want to do, you can elect to bypass the harnesses (though this will impact if you ever take the doors off). This is something a tech can do pretty easily.Thank you. I just received the wires. Now that I changed the locks I’m pretty sure that’s all I need. My brother in law is more of a car guy than I am, he was going to help, but maybe an electric technician is the way to go. Thanks for the advice! Glad you got yours working!
Benny,Hi Brad,
It looks like the circuits are not present. We would need to create a jumper between this connector and another located under the dash. The cleanest solution is to purchase this kit https://nismopar.com/2018-jeep-wrangler-jl-gladiator-jt-custom-dash-harness-for-passive-entry however if you want to save 100 bucks you can simply jump the wires. Since it sounds like you wont be performing the work it may be best to forward me the shops info so I can send diagrams and speak with them directly if necessary.
Moving onto the tailgate issue we would need to lookover the existing circuits within connectors back there but if they are missing there is no workaround that I am aware. Its somewhat rare for there not to be existing circuits but I have seen it a few times.
- Benny
Hi Brad,Benny,
Can you recommend an auto electrician on Long Island who can install those wires?
Appreciate it. Thanks!Hi Brad,
I do not have any personal experience with them but checkout Parkway car stereo in Hicksville. They have been around a long time and have solid reviews.
Thanks,
- Benny
Brought my car to a car stereo place today and after 3 months, all 3 doors finally work!!! Thank you all for your help! Never would have figured this out without this group! Onto my next mod!Hi Brad,
I do not have any personal experience with them but checkout Parkway car stereo in Hicksville. They have been around a long time and have solid reviews.
Thanks,
- Benny