🔧 Dorman 68137 License Plate Bracket for Rear Application on Jeep Models Review

Good replacement. Slightly different texture compared to the Mopar part, but it's only really noticeable when you compare them side by side. Comes with lamp and lens so no fiddling around before installation. Installation was straightforward, although removing and reinstalling the bottom bracket bolts with the original fender was a bit fiddly. All in all a good replacement for an OEM part.

Product is identical to the original equipment. Getting to the bottom bolts wasn't that easy. I had to remove half of the bumper to remove the old one and put the new one on. It might just have been the angle of my installed bottom bolts, but I was able to insert a tool between the bumper and the bolts without first removing the bumper.

This bracket is very similar to the original which cracked due to a slight bend in the wing. The only difficulty with the installation was disconnecting and reconnecting the power cord for the lights. Luckily, before I started, I watched a YouTube video and avoided problems with it. One more thing - the bracket comes without screws, so keep the ones you removed from the old bracket!

It took a bit of pressure on the bumper to get to the bottom bolts, but this is due to the way the bumper fits and not a fault in the bracket. The wiring was a direct connection to an existing cable. Reviews for some brands indicated the lack of a lens, but this mount packs a punch. No complaints at all. I don't understand the comments about missing screws as the old ones should be right there and easy to reuse. If you need a new mount, get this one.

I rarely write reviews but this one deserves one. I have no idea why this product has so many good reviews. Compared to the OEM, it's flimsy and cheesy. The light body will not stay as it is very poorly finished. Worse, it didn't work. The lamp socket was just as badly designed as everything else. I could shake a lightbulb to turn it on, but I'd only yell over the ticket if it blew. I tried to inspect the actual contacts of the bulb - by squeezing them - they loosened, shorted out and the fuse…

Lousy overseas scrap. I knew I should have paid more and bought the OEM part. On a JK it is very difficult to get to the bottom two mounting screws to install the license plate bracket if you still have the factory rear bumper. After spending an hour doing this, I finally installed the bottom two screws and found that the display didn't work on the new part. I had to remove the new part and pull the bulb, lamp connector, wiring harness and factory connector out of the old label bracket, replace

Purchased to replace a cracked license plate frame on a 2014 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. As far as I can tell, it's indistinguishable from what I replaced (other than not being broken). After the old one is disconnected, all you have to do is disconnect the wiring harness from the old license plate holder, insert it into the new one and screw it on. However, no mounting screws or metal brackets are supplied. that fit into the holes in the case wall into which the screws are screwed. No problem…

Better than expected. Not only was it identical to my 2012 factory original, it was better. It had a neatly textured finish and came with a light diffuser, bulb and cables ready for use. With the original factory owner my number plate had to be cut but if I had it it wouldn't have been necessary. I was a bit skeptical due to the cheap price and a comment from another reviewer that said it wasn't properly finished on the light cap. I had no trouble finishing. It was perfect. A little armor and…