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Features
- Liftgate Cable Cam Assembly is a replacement part designed as an OE-style component to restore or maintain proper function of the tailgate mechanism.
- Offers OE quality and reliability to ensure smooth tailgate operation.
- Constructed to interface precisely with the vehicle's existing liftgate system.
- Provides durable and long-lasting performance for vehicle maintenance.
- Helps preserve the legendary status of Jeep and Willys models.
- Fits 76-86 Jeep CJ7
Description
Liftgate Cable Cam Assembly. The Liftgate Cable Cam Assembly is a crucial component that helps manage the movement and security of the tailgate on your Jeep. It ensures the tailgate operates smoothly, preventing misalignment or failure when opening and closing. This part is essential for maintaining vehicle integrity and the convenience of tailgate use.
Durable Materials. Built as an OE-style replacement, this assembly is made with quality materials crafted to withstand repeated use and the stresses associated with tailgate operation. Its precise construction guarantees a fit that aligns perfectly with the tailgate system, offering consistent performance and resistance to wear over time.
Installation. Designed for straightforward replacement installation, this assembly generally allows for easy fitting that restores tailgate functionality efficiently.
Warranty. This product comes with a five-year limited warranty, providing assurance of quality and long-term durability.
Application. Designed to fit the 1976 through 1986 Jeep CJ7 model, this Liftgate Cable Cam Assembly is tailored to ensure proper fitment and function within this specific vehicle series.
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Tech Specs
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