Install evidence

Metalcloak source wording says: MetalCloak's SourceLT / Bantam-X "sPod" Mount & Vacuum Pump Relocation Kit for the 2012 and later model Jeep JK Wranglers, moves the vacuum pump (located by your front frame rail) up into the engine compartment and provides a mount for the Bantam-X or SourceLT sPod Wiring System.. Verify bumper width/configuration, winch/fairlead path, lighting, recovery points, sensor/camera/fog-light state, lower skid, and accessory caps/hoops before checkout.

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JK Wrangler sPod Bantam X or SourceLT Mount & Vacuum Pump Relocation Kit

Vendor fitment: 2007-2018 JK Wrangler. Accessories fitment from the vendor source. Confirm final options and fitment on the vendor page before purchase.

MetalCloak's SourceLT / Bantam-X "sPod" Mount & Vacuum Pump Relocation Kit for the 2012 and later model Jeep JK Wranglers, moves the vacuum pump (located by your front frame rail) up into the engine compartment and provides a mount for the Bantam-X or SourceLT sPod Wiring System. Features Include: 1/8" Steel Mounting / Relocation Plate CAD Formed & Laser Cut Relocates Vacuum Pump Perfect Fitment Fits sPod Bantam-X or SourceLT Additional 18GA Wire Aluminum Spacers Electrical Connectors & Needed Hardware Signature "M" Design Gold Zinc Finish Easy Installation Made in the USA Relocating the vacuum pump is necessary to fit a [click for more...] MetalCloak JK Frame-Built Bumper System or a bum...

SKU

3154

Price

$94

Role

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For JK Wrangler sPod Bantam X or SourceLT Mount & Vacuum Pump Relocation Kit, use the Metalcloak source page and captured source facts before treating the card as checkout-ready. Metalcloak source wording says: MetalCloak's SourceLT / Bantam-X "sPod" Mount & Vacuum Pump Relocation Kit for the 2012 and later model Jeep JK Wranglers, moves the vacuum pump (located by your front frame rail) up into the engine compartment and provides a mount for the Bantam-X or SourceLT sPod Wiring System.. Verify bumper width/configuration, winch/fairlead path, lighting, recovery points, sensor/camera/fog-light state, lower skid, and accessory caps/hoops before checkout. Confirm final options and fitment on the Metalcloak page before purchase.

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- Metalcloak product-type guidance plus source wording: MetalCloak's SourceLT / Bantam-X "sPod" Mount & Vacuum Pump Relocation Kit for the 2012 and later model Jeep JK Wranglers, moves the vacuum pump (located by your front frame rail) up into the engine compartment and provides a mount for the Bantam-X or SourceLT sPod Wiring System.

- No exact Metalcloak product-specific instruction PDF was captured in this pass.

- Metalcloak source page: https://metalcloak.com/jk-wrangler-bantam-x-mount-and-vacuum-pump-relocation-kit.html

- Vendor catalog fitment summary: Vendor fitment: 2007-2018 JK Wrangler. Accessories fitment from the vendor source. Confirm final options and fitment on the vendor page before purchase.

- Metalcloak local source capture: 2026-04-25T17:01:28.307Z.

Fitment and build notes

Vendor catalog record promoted for browsing. Final fitment, install dependencies, and shopper selection still require review before checkout.

A source-backed fitment match is enough to shortlist the part. Before purchase, still confirm the exact vehicle setup, variant, install parts, and whether the customer is buying for DIY install or a shop quote.

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Fitment statusUseful for a shortlist, but exact vehicle setup, dependencies, or purchase path still need review.Needs vehicle setup check
Product imageProduct image available
Purchase pathUse for build planning or a shop quote
Visual prioritymedium
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Fact summary

Models: JK Wrangler; Years: 2007-2018; Source: manufacturer_website; Captured: 2026-04-25