Jeep Wrangler YJ 3D-printable parts

Mirror brackets that bolt to the existing windshield-frame fastener points. The source provides an original bracket plus left- and right-hand variants and describes the installed design as rigid and simple to fit.

Replacement end clip for broken mechanical heater-control cables. The creator verified it on 1991 controls and identifies select CJ, YJ and XJ applications; fit and cable travel should be checked before reassembly.

Replacement clip that retains a door latch push rod. It was modelled from an intact original and the creator reports that it clipped correctly into the door.

Three-piece replacement cupholder with a 3.5-inch front pocket, a 1.91-inch rear pocket and a separate base that can be glued or screwed in place.

Snap-in plug for a flat one-inch floor drain hole. The source warns that a hole crossing a floor bend may need a slightly smaller plug.

Screw-on T-handle replacement for the parking-brake release control. The physical source photographs show the printed handle fitted below the dashboard.

Spacer arm that lets a factory replacement turn-signal stalk operate the exposed washer-pump switch when the original cover is missing. The creator fitted a PETG print after light sanding.

Blank snap-in center cap modelled to replace a cap on 1991 wheels. The source also preserves an editable STEP file, while the catalogue download is the printable STL.

Close factory-style replacement for the rotary heater and air-conditioning blower knob, modelled directly from a 1991 control.

Modular enclosures for 5.25-inch speakers that clamp around a 58 mm roll bar using M4 hardware. Sealed, accessory-port and left/right variants are included, and the creator reports the installed system fits and works.

Flexible replacement gasket for a windshield-washer nozzle. The creator made it thicker than the shrunken originals and reports a good fit when printed solid in flexible filament.

Printable rear lamp housing with deeper lens-screw holes, a wiring opening and internal rails for the included red-and-clear lens separator. The source recommends heat-resistant material and provides both printable parts.

Flexible gasket that seals between the rectangular taillight housing and lens. The source specifies TPU and the mounting pattern is documented across late CJ, YJ and TJ applications.

Printable rectangular taillight lens for the standard late-CJ and YJ rear lamp housing. The creator printed it in clear ABS for use with red and white LED bulbs.

Bracket for relocating a winch-controller jack into a grille slot. Exact grille spacing should be checked before drilling or wiring; speculative CJ and TJ fitment was not assigned.

License-plate bracket with a channel for an LED strip and a separate clear printable lens. The two-part design mounts in the stock late-CJ and YJ location.

Rear-seat cupholder that slides into the factory soft-top track and is retained by an existing track screw. The creator recommends high infill around the mounting tabs and upright.

Replacement door-hinge liners with separate early, later and driver-side printable variants. Source naming and year-marked files support late CJ, YJ and TJ applications.

Twist-on replacement cap for the windshield-washer fluid reservoir. The source notes that reservoir use requiring a vent tube is a different configuration and was not claimed.

Driver- and passenger-side replacement handles for paddle-style doors. The creator tested the design in a 1981 CJ-7 and states YJ and TJ compatibility, while warning that earlier non-paddle doors differ.

Replacement slider knob for the defrost, heater and vent controls. It was measured from a broken original, physically compared with the original and test-fitted successfully.

Replacement retaining clip for the 2.5-litre airbox. The creator trial-fitted nylon prints on a 1990 vehicle, road-tested them and explicitly identifies the matching Comanche application.

Hooks that slip under the soft-top rails and accept shock cord or resized paracord to keep the folded top from moving.

Two low-profile front turn-signal housings for LED conversions, with 12-by-12 and 20-by-20 heatsink openings. The creator installed the design to gain intercooler clearance while retaining the original lamp location.

Close replica of the factory dashboard switch plate with openings for three standard toggle switches. The creator printed and installed the panel in PETG.

Cupholder that uses the stock windshield-mount-plate holes on late CJ and YJ vehicles without the factory dash pad. It is sized for a mug with a carabiner handle and the creator test-fitted a PETG print.

Four-piece left- and right-hand replacement set for the discontinued soft-top bow ends. Physical photographs compare the printed parts with the originals and show the assembly positioned on the body rail.

Paired stops that fit around the mirror-arm mounting nuts to limit mirror movement. The creator installed ABS prints and provides fitting cautions for seating the nut without overloading the part.

Two printable plastic spacer components for repairing the horn-button assembly. The source only verifies the YJ application, so other same-era vehicles were not linked.

Slip-on clip that holds the door courtesy-light switch open so the interior lights remain off when the doors are removed. It was designed around the pictured replacement switch.

Separate circular and rectangular flexible liners that replace the original rubber center-console insert without print supports. The physical photograph documents the original one-piece texture and layout.

Left- and right-hand replacements for the break-prone plastic soft-top rail pins or sliders used on 1991 vehicles. Both original downloadable meshes are included.