Why dont you post in your region and see if a member here is close and willing to go with you and see what the issue is? We have a few members in Arizona
Full doors from 2004 TJ don’t fit my 1999 TJ
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The accuracy of using the word square to describe either of those two sets of headlights is identical.A YJ looks nothing like a TJ. Square headlights and leaf springs are a dead giveaway. Along with everything else.
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Not every rectangle is a square but every rectangle has 4 square corners.
Non-circular headlights could be almost anything
Non-circular headlights could be almost anything
The more I learn about useless facts, I more I realize how little I care.
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That is even more perfect since neither headlight shape above has a square corner.
In my opinion, using the word square to describe the YJ lights is far less offensive than putting non-round lights on a Jeep. Can't imagine what they were thinking when they did that. Thankfully it didn't last long.
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I am in Arizona and if the OP wants to come down to me in Florence I'll get them to fit and if I can't I'll at least tell you what is wrong with them that they don't fit.
97-06 doors are interchangeable.
I see a thread derailment coming but the square headlight/barbie jeep argument is so old by now
The best part about that discussion is the YJ headlight doesn't actually have a straight edge or a single square corner.
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Whenever i get into a situation like that where parts that should fit dont I stop, think, where is my angle grinder. Put the abrasive wheel on cut the offending part, the mating part and anything else that might be in the general area. I could walk Chris through this highly technical procedure of cutting if you drop it off with him.