can be adapted. (Drilling) in a tj 98 2 doors?
1694082
Yours is a Jeep TJ model, it should fit just fine. I believe they fit bolt on 97-2001, TJ models. They work great!
892314
I put them on a 13 jk. I was able to make it work. On a TJ I bet there is enough room for the brackets. The other thing I did was tack weld the brackets just to make sure they will stay on. The installation was quite simple and the brackets don't take up to much room. You should be good!
990333
Yes. They call them doors. I had one for the same model. Should be easy to find an inexpensive one or a full kit.
628281
I can't give you specifics on the YJ. But for my 98 Wrangler it did not fit as designed. But, I was able to redrill a couple of holes ($17.00 drill bit from lowes) and I did have to cut the rubber bumper stops on the jeep. Sorry i can't help you on the specifics of the YJ, but I do like the way mine worked out, but it took a good bit of work, but was still well worth it for the money
1978081
Yes, mine was in a steel door, I actually replaced an older one. But if you have the tools to cut the hole, it will work fine.
1259216
This bracket is made specifically for a TJ wrangler. It has pre-drilled holes that accept stock Wrangler screws. The bracket is flat on the sides and the top is perpendicular to the side. You could theoretically modify it to fit an explorer, but it's possible there is another product specifally made for an explorer. For the amount of money you would spend on the bracket it would be cheaper than buying some stock and painting it like this one is painted. If your door and your inside drivers dash board moulding is relatively flat or with minimal rounding than yes it could be made to fit. It wont simply bolt up to your explorer without modification. I hope this helps. This bracket is made specifically for a TJ wrangler. It has pre-drilled holes that accept stock Wrangler screws. The bracket is flat on the sides and the top is perpendicular to the side. You could theoretically modify it to fit an explorer, but it's possible there is another product specifally made for an explorer. For the amount of money you would spend on the bracket it would be cheaper than buying some stock and painting it like this one is painted. If your door and your inside drivers dash board moulding is relatively flat or with minimal rounding than yes it could be made to fit. It... » Read More This bracket is made specifically for a TJ wrangler. It has pre-drilled holes that accept stock Wrangler screws. The bracket is flat on the sides and the top is perpendicular to the side. You could theoretically modify it to fit an explorer, but it's possible there is another product specifally made for an explorer. For the amount of money you would spend on the bracket it would be cheaper than buying some stock and painting it like this one is painted. If your door and your inside drivers dash board moulding is relatively flat or with minimal rounding than yes it could be made to fit. It wont simply bolt up to your explorer without modification. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1977443
The doors come from the factory with pre-drilled holes to match the hinges and where they attach to the sides. I suppose you could drill your own sets of holes if you wanted to open them the other way.
781477
You will need mopar part # 82202297 for 98 TJ. Thank you for shopping with Steve White Motors. Josh
874590
Be creative and make your own tool. There is a slot for "T" edge bar sold as an option by Makita. Get a aluminum flat bar insert it in the slot, get a metric bolt to tight it, on other side drill a hole to match centre of the hole you want to cut, insert a pin, screw or bolt etc......
260921
I was able to install without morticing on both of my doors, you should be able to as well unless your door/jamb is tighter than usual, if you have an 1/8" or more you'll be good.
1426274
I doubt these will fit a TJ. Everything I read about them specifies JK. Try contacting the supplier.
818221
On the plastic end caps of a TJ yes. It is not for the metal center section.
964954
I put it on a Jk and I needed a harness. Can't say about the TJ, I'm sure you can find some info on the forums.
663307
The pic of the 4 door confused me also at the time. But Yes, I have a 2 door 98 TJ and it fits. Good purchase -- I take take the top off for the summer, and I use this cover at night or when bad weather is on the way. It's much easier than going through the up and down with the top every time the weather turns, and you'll reduce the wear it also.
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Quick answer, no. Explanation which will help you down the road: yj jeeps (87-95) came with two types of doors out of the factory, one type was a softtop with corner (squarish) soft uppers, the other type is full steel doors which are completely round. This is why factory soft upper doors will not fit a factory hardtop, and why full steel doors will not fit a factory softtop or a factory softtop replacement.
2119499
The holes for the hinges are pre-drilled. I would not have the ability to change the way the door opens but someone that is handier with tools would probably be able to.
540153
Yes. The hard top should be the same for all TJ's 1997-2006. When you open the package you will notice different size bolts. These will coincide with the wiper motor side of the window. Take your time, and make sure not to over tighten the bolts during installation. Hope this helps.