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INSTALLING RUBBER TRIM ON NEW FENDER FLARES
Install the rubber edge trim on the outer edge of the fender flare. The outer edge is the side that comes into contact with
the vehicle’s fender. It DOES NOT get installed on the inner edge of the fender flare.
STEP 3
INSTALLING FRONT FENDER FLARES
1. Remove and discard factory mudguard using a T-15 Torx bit and a rivet pry tool. Set screws a side. FIG 2.
2. Place the front flare against the fender flare. Have an assistant Hold the fender flare against the fender flare.
3. Install the factory screw removed in step 1 through the hole in the fender flare and into the factory hole in the rear of the
wheel well where the mudguard was installed. DO NOT TIGHTEN SCREWS AT THIS TIME. FIG 3.
4. Adjust the flare until the front edge lines up with the edge of the bumper cap. FIG 4
5. With the flare securely held in place by your assistant apply slight pressure against the flare.
6. Proceed to the top center dimple in the flare. Use the dimple in the flare as a guide drill a pilot hole through the fender flare
and into the wheel well sheet metal using a 3/32 drill bit. Fig 5
7. Using a 2 mm screw tip on your drill or screw gun Install a supplied 8 x 1” body trim screw into the pilot hole. FIG 6
CAUTION: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN SCREW
8. Continue to apply pressure against the flare and use the other 4 dimples in the flare as a guide to drill 4 pilot holes though the
flare and wheel well sheet metal. FIG 5
9. Apply light pressure against the flare and install 4 supplied 8 x 1” body trim screw into the pilot holes. FIG 6
TIGHTEN ALL SCREWS AT THIS TIME.
CAUTION: TO AVOID SPINNING THE THREAD DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN SCREWS
10. Repeat steps above for other side