Seat codes are usually listed using four digits, a combination of the seat style code and the seat color code. For example, "S5L5" would designate a cloth seat ("S5") in the color Taupe ("L5"). A code of "JLT5" would designate Leather seats in Sandstone. These codes only designate the style and color, not whether they are heated, 6-way, 10-way etc.

For each of the styles and color combinations, different part numbers are assigned for every type of seat (power, heated etc.) The two digit color code is always included in the part number (but not the style code). "P/N XR981L5AA" for example, contains the color code for Taupe, "L5".

Quality levels - Different seat material quality levels are also used in the WJ's. In 1999 three diffeent levels were used for leather seats. They are listed in order of quality, "FL", "DL" and "EL". Typically, models like the Laredo would feature the lower quality materials while models like the Limited and Overland would use the upper levels.

WJ seat colors / interior colors

Interior seat and trim components are assigned a two digit code, such as "AZ" for Agate. In codes having a number for the second digit, like "K5" (Camel), the "5" designates the shade of the color. In this example, "5" technically designates "Medium Camel". This is why you see different "color" trim parts described as "Camel", some may be the lightest Camel (K1) or the darkest Camel (K9). Some part numbers for trim components will contain the 2-digit trim shade, i.e. "P/N 5HD92TL2AD" contains "L2" which designates the shade as "Light Taupe".

Light			Medium			Dark
K1	K2	K3	K4	K5	K6	K7	K8	K9

(Overland only)

(Overland only)

2000 Interiors