1987 Jeep Wrangler Rear Window Hardtop Latch Cover

Installing a cable to connect the rear window heater in a Ford Street Ka hardtop can be a complex task that requires some mechanical and electrical knowledge. There is no standard cable available in the car, therefore it's necessary to install a new cable to connect the rear window heater.
Here's a general guideline on how to install a new cable for the rear window heater on a Ford Street Ka hardtop:

1. Locate the main power source for the rear window heater. This is typically located under the dashboard or in the engine compartment.
2. Run the new cable from the main power source to the rear window heater. Make sure to route the cable along the existing wire harnesses and avoid any potential hazards such as moving parts or hot surfaces.
3. Connect the cable to the rear window heater. This typically involves removing the cover from the heater and attaching the cable to the appropriate terminals.
4. Test the rear window heater to make sure it is working properly.

It's important to have a good understanding of the car's electrical system, and to be familiar with the tools and materials needed to do the job properly. It's also important to make sure the car's warranty is not void by doing this modification.
A professional mechanic or an auto electrician could be the best choice to do this task. They will have the necessary knowledge and experience to safely and effectively install the cable for the rear window heater on your Ford Street Ka hardtop.
It's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines when performing any modification or repairs on your vehicle, to ensure the safety and proper functioning of the car.

does it have the side air vents? 1997-2002.... no air vents 2002-2006

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You need to unscrew ALL of the screws along the rooftop. Get at least 4 strong people to help you lift the top off.

If your Jeep has a soft top -

I have a 2007 Unlimited and has the same problem. My Jeep is a soft top and the water came from the rain and a poor seal of the back window. Part of the problem came from the displacement of the plastic "c" shaped "rear window bar holder" that clips on to the rear on either side of rear window. Ocasionally the clip pops out of place and breaks the seal between the rubber on the window and the rear sides of the Jeep.

no you cant for say the doors on the hard top are a little diff but you can use them to get buy if need be they just wont seal along the top rear

Hi Roy,

Get yourself a flashlight and a pair of pliers, and have a look at the fuse box under the drivers dash.

There will be a legend on the box.
You're looking for Signals and Brakes, Pull the fuses and if necessary replace them. If they are good, I'm going to need more detail to help you.

Best regards
Mike

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I have the Haynes repair manual 1987-2003 Jeep Wrangler with all of the schematics. Which wiring scematics do you need and maybe I can scan/email the pages, if this legal? Or can maybe answer questions you may have, keeping in mind I am NOT a mechanic but I can read plans/schematics