Anyone have a line on the rubber/plastic pieces in the picture? Mine are disintegrating and the chrome trim is rattling around up there (and no, I'd rather not just take them off).

 

Try www.teamcherokee.com. If you don't find it try emailing them. They have stuff that's not on their website.

 

Just got off the fone with them. She said they didn't have that part, but suggested I'd only be able to find it used....been perusing flea-bay, but nothing yet...

 

Bump

 

:smokin:

try junkyards.com

or go to salvage yard near you and look around!

best of luck sir!

cpnwrench

:smokin:

 

http://www.jeep4x4center.com/

 

Sorry it didn't work out with them. That's the first place I go for those hard-to-find odd parts. 9 times out of 10, they have what I need. Good luck to you.

 

Have a more specific link...I've gone through their website and haven't found anything...maybe I'm missing it...?

 

I didn't find anything there either. A quick Google search for "rubber strip" and here's a link to some generic rubber weather stripping. You could buy some in bulk and make your own. Or you could price them from a stealership...

http://www.rubbersheetroll.com/neopr...cial-grade.htm

 

Don't know then

 

You used to be able to buy similar stuff on a roll, it was designed as a peel-n-stick door bumper guard/trim/moulding. It came on a 12-16' roll with 4 tips.
JCWhitney, Pep Boys and Benny's and places like that used to sell it.
I haven't seen it in years, but then, I wasn't looking for it, I would bet it's still around.
Try some place like that, or maybe an RV dealer, motor homes use stuff like that as well.

 

http://www.customautotrim.com/produc...dy_5eights.htm
like this

 

Found it:
It's called a Pad, Skid Strip JEEP P/N: 55000224
http://www.factorychryslerparts.com/.../55000224.html

Thanks for the help, guys!

 

Nice!