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- 2020 Jeep Gladiator; 2022 Jeep Wrangler JLU
Yes.
To be more helpful - it can be either. Some manufacturers hard-wire the cord, and the user pulls it out from a cubbyhole in the sidewall, or inside an exterior cabinet while others have a plug on the exterior wall where the cord gets plugged in to. You'll have to check with the manufacturer, or find someone with the same model.
To be more helpful - it can be either. Some manufacturers hard-wire the cord, and the user pulls it out from a cubbyhole in the sidewall, or inside an exterior cabinet while others have a plug on the exterior wall where the cord gets plugged in to. You'll have to check with the manufacturer, or find someone with the same model.
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