Fender Flares and Extensions
Flare Lights — Jeep Wrangler JL 2018-2024 / Gladiator JT, Rubicon and Sahara
A pair of lights mounted into the fender flares of the Jeep Wrangler JL from 2018-2024 and the Gladiator JT in Rubicon and Sahara trim. They combine daytime running lights, position lights, marker lights and a sequential indicator behind a smoked lens. The supplier states no E/ECE type approval.
Flare Lights — Jeep Wrangler JL 2018-2024 / Gladiator JT
The factory JL flares carry only a modest marker lamp. This set replaces it with a module combining four functions in one housing: DRL, position, marker and a sequential indicator. Switched off, the smoked lens disappears into a black flare.
The supplier intends this set for Rubicon and Sahara trim and states explicitly that it does not fit the Sport.
Fits Jeep Wrangler JL 2018-2024, Gladiator JT — Rubicon / Sahara | Functions DRL, position, marker, indicator | Lens smoked |
Key features
- Four functions in one housing: DRL, position, marker and indicator
- Sequential indicator — the segments light in turn
- Smoked lens; switched off, the lamp blends into a black flare
- Not for the Sport — the supplier lists a separate number for that trim
- In the photo: a horizontal LED bar with amber segments, an amber corner marker and rear brackets that clip into the flare
Technical data
- Supplier catalogue number: TXJL 18384
- Application: Jeep Wrangler JL 2018-2024, Jeep Gladiator JT — Rubicon and Sahara trim
- Functions: daytime running, position, marker, sequential indicator
- Lens: smoked
Type approval
The supplier states no E or ECE approval for these lamps. The product replaces DRLs and indicators — components required by law — so before registration or a roadworthiness test, establish with the seller whether the lamps carry E/ECE approval and whether you get the paperwork.
Fitting and notes
The supplier does not describe the wiring: whether the lamps use the factory marker connector or need an adapter, a resistor or an error canceller. No voltage, power draw or IP rating is given either.
Frequently asked questions
Do they fit the Sport?
No. The supplier rules the Sport out explicitly — it lists a separate part number ending /SP for that trim.
Do the lamps have type approval?
The supplier states no E/ECE approval. Settle this with the seller before a roadworthiness test.
Are resistors needed?
The supplier does not describe the wiring. Ask the seller whether a resistor or error canceller is required.
