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Rugged Ridge Glove Box Door Push Button (Unpainted) – 11813.11

Rugged Ridge

  • Replacement glove box door push button for non-locking glove boxes
  • Fits 1976–1986 Jeep CJ5, CJ7 and 1981–1985 Scrambler (listed)
  • Part number 11813.11, OE style, direct bolt-on
  • Bracket not included; no drilling required

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Description

Overview

The Rugged Ridge 11813.11 is a replacement glove box door push button for Jeep CJ5 and CJ7 models from 1976 to 1986, and for the 1981–1985 Jeep Scrambler. It replaces a push button that is missing or has broken, and it is designed for a non-locking glove box door.

It bolts on directly with no drilling. Its material is steel and its finish is unpainted. Compare these details with the part you are replacing before fitting it.

Key features

  • Replaces a missing or broken glove box door push button
  • OE-style design for a direct bolt-on application
  • No drilling required
  • Made for non-locking glove box doors
  • Listed finish is unpainted

Replacing a worn push button

A glove box push button takes repeated pressing, so its spring and pivot point tend to wear before the button face does. A button that sticks or returns slowly often points to a worn spring or a bent bracket. Check the button travel and the latch release before deciding whether to replace only the button or the whole assembly.

Replacing the button is quick when the mounting area is clean. Wipe away old grease and dirt, then test the new button by pressing it several times while the box is open. A stiff press may mean the bracket needs adjusting rather than a new button.

  • Check the bracket for cracks before fitting
  • Clean the mounting area for a firm seat
  • Test the latch release with the door closed and open

Specifications

Brand Rugged Ridge
Part number 11813.11
UPC 804314141721
Material Steel (listed); polished stainless steel (described)
Finish Unpainted
Fitment type Direct fit
Installation Bolt-on, no drilling required

Vehicle fitment

It fits the 1976–1983 Jeep CJ5 (Base, Golden Eagle, Laredo, Limited, Renegade), the 1976–1986 Jeep CJ7 (Base, Golden Eagle, Golden Hawk, Laredo, Limited, Renegade) and the 1981–1985 Jeep Scrambler (Base, Laredo, Renegade, SL, SR).

Jeep Wrangler models from the YJ, TJ and JK generations are not on this list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Fitting needs no drilling, but the bracket is a separate item, so have a compatible bracket ready before installing the button.

What’s included

The push button.

Not included: The bracket.

SKU: RUG11813.11 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.15 lbs
Package dimensions 4.00 × 2.00 × 1.40 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep CJ51976–1983Base, Golden Eagle, Laredo, Limited, Renegade
Jeep CJ71976–1986Base, Golden Eagle, Golden Hawk, Laredo, Limited, Renegade
Jeep Scrambler1981–1985Base, Laredo, Renegade, SL, SR

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Questions & Answers

Does the Rugged Ridge 11813.11 push button fit a Jeep Wrangler?

No. It fits the 1976–1983 Jeep CJ5, 1976–1986 Jeep CJ7 and 1981–1985 Jeep Scrambler only, so no Wrangler models are covered.

Is a bracket needed with the 11813.11 push button?

Yes. The bracket is a separate item and is not included with the push button, so have a compatible bracket ready before fitting it.

Does the 11813.11 push button require drilling?

No. It is a direct bolt-on part that needs no drilling. Compare the steel material and unpainted finish with the part you are replacing before fitting it.

What usually causes a glove box push button to stop working?

Most often a worn spring, a loose bracket, or a broken pivot. Dirt in the mechanism can also make the button stick. Inspect those parts first, since a clean, properly seated button usually restores normal action.