OEM Cup Holders
It might seem minor, but a broken or loose cupholder can quickly become annoying—especially on bumpy roads or during long drives. Over time, clips can wear down, hinges crack, or the holder simply stops gripping cups securely. Replacing it yourself takes just a few minutes with basic tools.
How to Replace Cupholders in a Jeep Grand Cherokee
Here’s how to swap out old cup holders in your Jeep Grand Cherokee without any hassle:
1. Remove the Console Trim
Start by gently prying up the trim surrounding the cupholder. Use a plastic trim tool to avoid damaging the surface. Once loose, lift it to reveal the screws holding the cupholder assembly.
2. Unscrew the Old Cupholder
Use a screwdriver to remove the fasteners securing the old cupholder. Keep the screws handy—you’ll reuse them for the new part.
3. Swap in the New Cupholder
Align the new holder in place and reinsert the screws. Make sure it sits flush and feels snug when closed. Once secured, snap the trim back into place.
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