teebes210

What kind of fuel door is that? Was there any modification needed to be made?

Hellbound13

JTG

I want to say it's the Mopar door. No, it doesn't fit perfectly :( I need to pull them off and grind out the hole slightly so it sits flush.

mattyhfd

what prevents the jeep from rusting where u drilled the holes for the corner guards?

Mark Doiron

I have the Mopar door. It's pretty expensive and doesn't come with a lock (which I didn't need, having my gas cap keyed with the ignition). It says "JEEP" on it. And mine mounted just fine (but a minor pain to get it on).

ConroeJK

I took a look at the AEV instruction sheet from quadratec's site and they recommend, after deburing the hole, seal it with auto primer or paint and let dry. You can get a small bottle at most any auto parts store.

I was thinking a drop of silicone would also help and keep water out. It is definitely something that you have to commit to, it requires like 18 holes to be drilled.

josh_jacklyn

geez 18 holes i guess that is a better alternative than the river raider corner crushers i was about to pull the trigger on untill i found out that i was going to have to cut both of my back fenders off... no bueno. i guess i could handle drilling

mattyhfd

i like the corner guards, but im not crazy about drilling into my $27000 JEEP. i also like the bushwacker corner guards, but i realze they provide NO protection other then from scratches! i dont really wheel enough or hard enough to worry abiut that though! what should i do?

TonyT

Once you're two or three holes into the mod, it stops being a big deal. You also see how fragile these corners actually and how difficult (read: expensive) damage could be in these areas if something does happen. Its good insurance that pays off.

I was starting to get a dimple on the passenger side because of the shovel handle on the swing away.

Love the AEV stuff. Fit and finish was excellent as always.

matt852

Yeah i removed the taillight and there was a ton of room in there to dent into. Also a good place to hide stuff