2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L - OEM Mopar Running Board Installation (Mopar 82216145AE / 82216145AD)
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- Grouchy Mustache Man's step by step instructions for installing OEM running boards (Mopar part number 82216145AE) on a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L (3 seats). The video details which parts are included in the kit and tools used for the installation. Instructions for using Mopar's specialty Rivnut Installation tool (Mopar 82212003) are also covered. The Mopar name for the running boards is "Integrated Side Steps". Note that the kit's part number, 82216145AE, replaces part number 82216145AD.
Although this video covers the three seat 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L, it will also aid those installing running boards on 2022 and 2023 three seat and two seat models.
KEY MOMENTS IN THE VIDEO
00:00 - A Grouchy Introduction
00:33 - Parts and Tools Used
01:53 - Step 1: Remove Wheel Liner Screws
02:57 - Step 2: Remove the Factory Cladding
05:52 - Step 3: Install Hex Rivnuts
08:49 - Step 4: Install Running Board Assembly to the Vehicle
09:26 - Step 5: Insert M8 Bolts Through Mounting Brackets
10:43 - Step 6: Secure Stud Plates Through Body Pinch Flange
11:56 - Step 7: Re-connect Wheel Liners to Running Board
12:44 - Step 8: Final Torque M8 Bolts
12:56 - Step 9: Final Torque M6 Flange Nuts
13:03 - Step 10: Final Torque Preassembled M6 Bolts
13:12 - Step 11: Final Torque Wheel Liner Screws
13:19 - Step 12: Install Access Door Cover
13:37 - Step 13: Repeat Steps for Other Running Board
13:44 - Photos of Installed Running Boards
13:57 - Thanks for Watching
Thank you sooooo much for this documentation. So professional. I installed our MOPAR side steps today and your video was amazing. Please change your username to HELPFUL Ungrouchy Mustache Man.🙂
Thank you, thank you! Nice job with the video and and explanations!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I 100% can do this. Just have to find my torque wrench!
Great and informative video, thanks a lot for sharing.
The rivnut install is the hardest part. I had to file down several of the hexagonal insert holes.
Don’t know if these are supposed to be loose when installing the boards but that’s what I did and it seems to work.
@@MrBeef312 I believe that the rivnuts crimped down and were not loose on my installation. Thanks for watching my video and commenting.
As of 3/7/2023 the running boards installed in this video, Mopar part number 82216145AE, replace the following part numbers: 82216145AB, 82216145AC, 82216145AD.
Also, here is a link to order the running boards: www.moparfactoryparts.com/v-2022-jeep-grand-cherokee-l--limited--3-6l-v6-flex/accessories-exterior--side-steps
We have the bright running boards on our 2023 GC but my wife finds them more of a hindrance getting in and out such as not wide enough for her foot. Do you have the same issue? She now want me to remove and install the OEM panels.
Neither my wife or I have issues. With the door open, the board is about 4" to 4.25" inches wide. Not the widest running board I've ever had, but wide enough. Plus, they look good and install with no drilling required.