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Jeep Hardtop Switch and Wiring Kit – 82214392

Jeep

  • Jeep hardtop switch and wiring kit, part number 82214392
  • Multifunction switch for the rear wiper plus a wiring harness
  • Includes an installation CD
  • Cutting and splicing required
  • Universal fit; check model year before buying

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Description

Overview

The Jeep hardtop switch and wiring kit, part number 82214392, lets owners of a soft top Jeep add the electrical features of a Mopar hardtop. It is built around a multifunction switch for the rear wiper and a wiring harness to connect the hardtop functions.

The kit comes as universal fit, so the match to your vehicle depends on your own setup. It supports owners converting a soft top Jeep to a Mopar hardtop.

Key features

  • Multifunction switch controlling the rear wiper
  • Wiring harness to connect the hardtop electrical features
  • Installation CD in the kit
  • Built to match the features of a factory hardtop
  • Requires cutting and splicing during installation

Splicing and checking the harness

Splicing into existing wiring is the main work in this kit, so plan for it as a full job rather than a quick add-on. Start by mapping the circuits you will touch, using a multimeter to confirm which wire carries which signal. Guessing at wire colors is a common cause of a rear wiper that will not respond.

Make each joint with a secure crimp or solder, then cover it with heat shrink tubing. Keep joints out of the hinge path and away from sharp edges, and use loom or zip ties to support the harness so it does not pull on connectors when the hardtop is lifted. Leave a little slack at each connection.

Once everything is joined, run a complete function check before the interior is put back together. Test the rear wiper, the switch and any hardtop functions, and watch for flickering or intermittent response. Fixing a bad splice now is far easier than pulling trim off later.

  • Map existing wires before cutting
  • Crimp or solder every connection
  • Cover joints with heat shrink tubing
  • Run a full function test first

Specifications

Brand Jeep
Part number 82214392
UPC 700007599401
Fitment type Universal fit
Components Multifunction rear wiper switch, wiring harness, installation CD

Vehicle fitment

It is universal fit and is intended for a soft top Jeep that is being converted to a Mopar hardtop. Check your model year and soft top setup before buying.

Other Jeep models are not confirmed for part 82214392. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Splicing into the existing wiring is part of the job, so allow time for it and disconnect the battery first.

What’s included

Multifunction rear wiper switch, wiring harness and installation CD.

Not included: the Mopar hardtop itself, which the kit is meant to accompany.

SKU: JEP82214392 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 1.00 lbs
Package dimensions 14.00 × 11.00 × 8.00 in
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Questions & Answers

What does part 82214392 include?

Part 82214392 includes a new multifunction switch for the rear wiper, a wiring harness and an installation CD. It is meant for fitting a Mopar hardtop to a soft top Jeep, and the rest of the hardtop must be sourced separately.

Which Jeep vehicles does this kit fit?

The kit is universal fit, so it does not restrict model year. Confirm that your soft top Jeep can take a Mopar hardtop before ordering.

Does installing this kit require cutting wires?

Yes. Cutting and splicing are required, so the kit is not a plug-in harness. Set aside time for wiring work and check the vehicle's electrical layout before you begin.

What tools help with wiring splices?

A wire stripper, a crimp tool or soldering iron, and heat shrink tubing cover most splices. A multimeter helps confirm continuity before and after each joint, which makes faults easier to trace later.

How should loose harness sections be secured?

Use clips, zip ties or loom so the harness stays clear of the hinge, frame and moving trim. Leave a little slack at connectors so the wiring does not pull when the hardtop is lifted off.