LittleDog
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Hoped they would fit normally, but no such luck, so here we are. This post will allow you to install Rokblokz on a 2020 Sahara, or other models with the same extended bumper trim.
It took maybe an hour? The majority to figure out the first one, but the second was quick. Two beers, a sandwich, (required) and no swearing after the initial disappointment.
There's a separate topic posted on installing the front flaps with the Mopar steps if you search this forum. Hope this saves someone some time and effort.
The problem with the rears is not with the fender liner, it's this thing:
The extra trim piece from the bumper to the fender contour gets in the way. I know Rubicons don't have this piece, but I don't know about all the other trims. It seems easy enough to remove entirely; people take them off to install cargo racks.
I decided against removing both the trim and the fender liner, because I have rear parking sensors. The wiring for them is right behind the trim pieces you'd normally remove, and they've kept the whole area pretty clean so far.
Procedure is as follows.
It took maybe an hour? The majority to figure out the first one, but the second was quick. Two beers, a sandwich, (required) and no swearing after the initial disappointment.
There's a separate topic posted on installing the front flaps with the Mopar steps if you search this forum. Hope this saves someone some time and effort.
The problem with the rears is not with the fender liner, it's this thing:
The extra trim piece from the bumper to the fender contour gets in the way. I know Rubicons don't have this piece, but I don't know about all the other trims. It seems easy enough to remove entirely; people take them off to install cargo racks.
I decided against removing both the trim and the fender liner, because I have rear parking sensors. The wiring for them is right behind the trim pieces you'd normally remove, and they've kept the whole area pretty clean so far.
Procedure is as follows.
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