I've looked around or awhile now for the part number with no luck whatsoever. I'm looking for the OEM factory bolt cover on the passenger grab handle above the glove box on a 2007 jkur

Thanks in advance guys

 

So you've been to a dealer parts counter and they couldn't find it If so call that 1-800 Chrysler service #. Can't do everything with a keyboard at home.
Just for interest what happened to the original piece.
If all else fails a half day walking in boots through a scrap yard could probably come up with 6 after your $20 in gas to get there and home.

 

These?

MOPAR Dash Grab Handle Plug - Sold Individually - 1FQ691DVAA-M

Or these?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-MOPAR-DA...-/360991446896

Both are coded in the parts manual. Probably different color interiors. Interestingly, the parts manual I have has them and the handle itself indexed, but doesn't actually show them on the drawing. Hmmm.

 

My friends was messing around with it and happened to come loose and fall out the jeep on the freeway lol...

 

First link helped out. Thank you kind sir!

 

Anything for a fellow San Diegan (I grew up in Chula Vista, and my folks still live there).

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Awesome. I live in La Mesa currently. I'll check out the videos for sure since I've been wanting to head that direction

 

Man that sucks. Don't forget to chuck something out of his ride by accident

 

I've noticed for about the last 10-12 years Newspapers, magazines, instruction sheets and yes manuals have little evidence of proof reading before publishing. And you just gotta love the install sheets you get with stuff now that's a bunch of stick figures pointing at parts with no written text. Glad to see all the people that are putting these pieces of trash out went to college or university