Drill Holes for Rear Arm
Locate the Drill Template in the parts kit. Place it along the sill 1/16" in front of the rear sill drain. Use vise grips to secure the Template to the sill. Drill a 1/8" pilot hole at each location in the Template. Remove the Template and drill the holes out to 21/64".
Drill Holes for Front Arm
Most Vehicles
Clamp the Drill Template to the pinch weld 1/8" behind the front mounting tab. Drill a 1/8" pilot hole at each location in the Template. Remove the Template and drill the holes out to 21/64". SUV's – Driver’s Side Only Clamp the Drill Template 1/8" in front of the sill drain. Then drill the holes as above.
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Automatic Retracting Running Board Installation Instructions
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
2007-2008 Chevy SuperRail Mounting Kit #4423 Installation
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Labels: bed layout, centerline, Chevrolet, chevy, dimension table, dimension x, drill holes, mark 3, measurement, mounting brackets, PDF Download, preparation 1, quantities, step 2, template method, vehicle wheels
Labels: bed layout, centerline, Chevrolet, chevy, dimension table, dimension x, drill holes, mark 3, measurement, mounting brackets, PDF Download, preparation 1, quantities, step 2, template method, vehicle wheels
Truck Preparation
1. Check part quantities using the Parts List on Page 2.
2. Block vehicle wheels. Some vehicles may require you to raise the rear of the truck in order to make it easier to drill for installing the mounting brackets on the truck frame.
3. You may wish to remove the wheels, to give yourself greater working room.
4. If you have purchased a template, proceed to “Template Method” below; otherwise, begin with the “Layout Method.”
1. Check part quantities using the Parts List on Page 2.
2. Block vehicle wheels. Some vehicles may require you to raise the rear of the truck in order to make it easier to drill for installing the mounting brackets on the truck frame.
3. You may wish to remove the wheels, to give yourself greater working room.
4. If you have purchased a template, proceed to “Template Method” below; otherwise, begin with the “Layout Method.”
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