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Metra JP-1016 Overhead Soundbar Kit for Wrangler JL 2018- UP Gladiator 2020-UP

Metra JP-1016 Overhead Soundbar Kit for Wrangler JL 2018- UP Gladiator 2020-UP
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$55.95 - $55.95
$55.95
$55.95 - $55.95
$55.95

Metra JP-1016 Overhead Soundbar Kit for Wrangler JL 2018- UP Gladiator 2020-UP

Upgrade your Jeep’s overhead rear soundbar from a 4” to a 6×9” speaker with the help of this adapter kit. Included in the kit are adapter plates, template, harnesses, grille replacements, sound damping padding, and all hardware required for installation. The cutting templates serve as a guide to make installation easy.

Features:

  • 6“x9” overhead rear soundbar speaker adapter plates
  • Speaker depth: 3 5/8”
  • Mounting plate and grille support cutting templates included
  • Installation hardware included (speaker mounting and grille replacement screws)
  • 7” speaker harnesses included
  • Grille replacements included
  • Sound damping padding included

Vehicles:

Jeep®

  • Gladiator 2020-Up*
  • Wrangler JL 2018.5-Up

Part Components:

  • A) Speaker covers
  • B) Mounting/Cutting Template
  • C) Harness and Hardware

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