Power and Antenna Cable Harness for Jeep JT, JL Reviews

4.1 Rating 9 Reviews

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“fit perfect, and was great to install. Eylet for the power and groung were a little large for my specific application. Having said that, it still went together perfectly.”

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Posted 6 months ago

Thanks for noting the eylet size issue; we’re happy to know it still worked out well for you. Your feedback is much appreciated! 😊🔧

Posted 5 months ago

“Worked as advertised and easy to install.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Probably the easiest wiring for a gmrs radio that I have ever done, and I have done a bunch!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Well-built harness made using quality materials. The cable lengths were just right, and the breakout were correctly located. Only suggested improvement would be to change from a slit cut in the grommet to circular holes to better fit the cables. The installation video was very helpful in showing how to correctly route the harness.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“It was a perfect fit, had a preformed grommet so I could seal out water at the firewall. It was easy to hook up and simplified the GMRS radio installation by a lot.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Easy installation makes for more time on the trails! Thank you for being a valued customer, and welcome to Team Rugged. Don't forget to tag us in your adventures @ruggedradios

Posted 1 year ago

“this is a well designed harness but has, in my opinion, a major flaw by not including at least one inline fuse. Every mobile radio I've installed in the past 20 years has included a power cable with fuses near the end that connects to the battery. This is standard practice. I could have hooked it up through the AUX switches in my JL and had fuse protection that way but I just cut off the wring terminals and added a fuse harness to the end. I also had major issues getting the cable through my center stack. It did not just push through like the video install did. I had to take off a little extra plastic but eventually got the wires through”

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Posted 2 years ago

All of our radios have a fuse on the pigtail of the radio itself. As for the feeding the harness through the firewall - if installing in an automatic Jeep JL or Jeep Gladiator it should be a simple process to remove the existing grommet, feed the wires through that opening, then replace the grommet we include within our harness.

Posted 2 years ago

“Fit perfectly. Firewall plug was a challenge, but I was eventually able to make it seal.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“NMO mount is very low quality. Breaks easily. Should be made out of brass or something more substantial”

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Posted 2 years ago