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#1 ·
In process of removing rear step pad and chrome trim on my WK2 Overland. I have the front of the pad removed but dont know how the rear of the pad is attached and I dont want to start breaking tabs. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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I've been looking for the same thing........I've read that you have to break the tabs unless you take the rear bumper off. How did you get the front up, just with a pry tool? I've been wanting the Black Ops rear step pad but the lack of any type of install how to has deterred me, and I certainly don't want to take the bumper off. Hope you figure it out!
 
#9 ·
well.....I put the black ops pad on my 2013 SRT....I didn't remove the bumper and broke the tabs on the step pad. I highly suggest if you buy the black ops pad....to remove the bumper and install it correctly.
 
#11 ·
So if you install a new one, do you have to take the bumper off to secure the pad, or do the tabs snap in from the top? Only thing holding me back from getting the CF piece! I'm sure I could swing taking the bumper off, but I try not to remove panels on cars if I can help it, they never seem to go back exactly right for me.
 
#12 ·
I would if I did it again. The tabs on the cf piece from black ops are fg/cf type material and I broke a few of them and had to secure my pad with 3m tape. Look at the pics of my 13 deep cherry srt. I did the red cf pad.
 
#16 ·
Has anyone changed their step surround? I have a 2017 JGC Trailhawk and want the black surround instead of the grey one.
 
#21 ·
No you have to pry up the step pad but you cannot remove that. Then I just released the tabs of the surround and it slid out. Then I installed the new one and pushed the step pad back down and everything locked in.
 
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