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- License Plate Solutions >Motobilt Spare Tire License Plate Relocation Kit w/ Camera Mount - JL
Motobilt Spare Tire License Plate Relocation Kit w/ Camera Mount
JL
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The Motobilt Jeep JL Spare Tire Relocation Bracket Kit with Camera Mount is used to relocate your license plate and back up camera to the center of your spare tire. The Jeep JL factory tag mount is located on the bumper and is subject to damage and has to be relocated if you’re running an aftermarket bumper. The kit is laser cut from 1/8" steel and consists of 3 main pieces. The first part slips over the studs on your tire carrier with the spare tire removed. Then place your spare tire back on and secure the lug nuts holding the inner bracket in place. Next simply attach the outer part of the tag relocation bracket with the one bolt provided in the kit. The outer bracket is slotted so you can adjust for different wheel widths. The third piece is the camera mount which mounts underneath the tag. We changed the angle of the mount so that your view from the camera is unchanged from the factory. The bracket kit ships bare metal. You can simply spray paint with a rattle can to the color of your choice or have it powdercoated.
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Dang it motobilt! Fine take my money. This wouldn't be a crybaby review with out some gripes, sooo... I have a 2021 JLU. it's an early model JLU with the early style camera. I didn't read the instructions and went to the last page #7 in the instructions like I was building IKEA furniture. The CAD print image was drawn incorrectly only on page #7. Hold on now... So, when you look at the Drafted part on page #7 it is built upside down. I built it upside down and guess what the camera point towards the sky. Then I might have had a couple cold pops. and attempted to mount the old camera in the new camera style. Hand me that grinder... I emailed Bobby at Motobilt and the guy was solid. He dried those crybaby eyes. Hopefully you never took drafting in 9th grade looking at page #7 saying, "oh now they are just F&C$ing with me. The part is nice and built well in America!
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