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When comparing 2007-2016 Jeep Wrangler Mopar Center Mounted Fairlead Plate with other Fairleads options, use this source-backed detail as the primary discriminator: Referenced part number: 82214787.
Use this second fact to evaluate the tradeoff: Part Number: 82214787. A third point to compare across alternatives is: Manufactured to meet specifications for fit, form, and function.
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Mopar OEM part that fits your specific vehicle.
Source product highlights
- Mopar OEM part that fits your specific vehicle
- Winch Fairlead Adapter Winch fairlead adapter for Rubicon
- Part Number: 82214787
- Manufactured to meet specifications for fit, form, and function
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Listing compatibility notes
- Mopar OEM part that fits your specific vehicle Winch Fairlead Adapter Winch fairlead adapter for Rubicon Part Number: 82214787 Manufactured to meet specifications for fit, form, and function Mopar OEM part that fits your specific vehicle.
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- The package contents cover the repair without missing required components.
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Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.6 / 5
43 source ratings
Source: Amazon. Imported marketplace feedback is shown for product research and is not a review of a purchase made on this website.
Nick Sliger –
Works flawlessly with the hardrock style bumper + mopar winch plate. I mean its literally a plate of metal, can’t mess up too much here.
Lane Bailey –
Ended up not being able to use it due to bad information…The packaging wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. It was loose in the box, and some of the powdercoat was damaged on edges. The hardware was good, but also lose in the box. I really like that the hardware for this matched the factory Torx on the bumper.The problem I ended up having is that I should have ordered an offset plate. I was told my winch could be center mounted, but there was no way. I have to send this one back and I have ordered an offset plate.Overall, I was a bit disappointed with how sloppily this was packaged, but it wasn’t in terrible shape. I use my Jeep off-road, so it would have ended up with a couple of scratches anyway.
Robert Craig Chipley –
Works great for my 10 anniversary bumper.
Customer –
Fit my 75th Anniversary. Solid plate. Matching torx bolts included
Josh –
super easy to install, and worked great with my hard rock bumper.
mike –
Simple install. Comes with hardware. Oem product.
Eric –
JKU with 10th Anniversary bumper (Hard Rock bumber). The only redeeming value of this piece is that I didn’t have to fabricate one. The packaging is subpar, as others have noted. It had a ton of chips on the edges of plate. It only came with 3 sets of torx bolts and nuts, which are hard to find last minute for the forth bolt. I ended up buying some black plated, sae hex flange bolts for the adapter plate and fairlead so those would match. The fasteners added $40 to the cost of the adapter plate. I did contact the seller right away when I realized the missing torx fastener and nut, but the only option was to return it and get a new adapter plate kit (with no assurance that the next one would have all the fasteners). That was going to take too long anyway as I was already in the middle of installing the winch. As far as all the chips, I taped off both front and rear faces, sanded the edge, and laid on several heavy coats of flat black spray paint. Not the best way to paint, but I didn’t have time to do it right.
JoosRod –
Fix perfect in my rubicon bumper. Original mopar with all the parts that you need.