Thule 136 User manual

Category
Motor vehicle electronics
Type
User manual

Thule 136 is a roof rack system designed to be installed on vehicles. It is compatible with a wide range of vehicles, including the Ford Explorer and Mazda Navajo. The system includes load bars, attachment clips, and self-tapping sheet metal screws. It can carry up to 60 Kg of weight, making it suitable for transporting a variety of items, such as luggage, bikes, and kayaks. The system is easy to install and remove, and it is designed to be permanently installed on the vehicle. However, it is recommended that the system be installed by a qualified professional.

Thule 136 is a roof rack system designed to be installed on vehicles. It is compatible with a wide range of vehicles, including the Ford Explorer and Mazda Navajo. The system includes load bars, attachment clips, and self-tapping sheet metal screws. It can carry up to 60 Kg of weight, making it suitable for transporting a variety of items, such as luggage, bikes, and kayaks. The system is easy to install and remove, and it is designed to be permanently installed on the vehicle. However, it is recommended that the system be installed by a qualified professional.

Thule System Kit 136
6,5 Kg
6,5 Kg
4,5 Kg
536•3DFK
/
501-0136-04
18
90
FORD Explorer 4-dr, 91–
18
90
FORD Explorer 2-dr, 91–
MAZDA Navajo, 91–
MAX
60 K
g
LOAD
MAX
75 K
g
LOAD
x4
x4
x4
x4
x4
x4
Front
Rear
1070 mm / 42
1
/ 4 inch 1080 mm / 42
1
/ 2 inch
mm/inch
3
Roof line
Rivet
Inner
wall
Weather strip
2
Rivet
800 mm/31,5 "
1
Front
Rear
1070 mm / 42
1
/ 4 inch 1080 mm / 42
1
/ 2 inch
mm/inch
3
2
Roof
Rive
Inne
r
wall
Weather strip
Plug
1
Rive
IMPORTANT!
By carefully following these written
instructions, installation of this kit should
be quick and easy. However, because
proper installation is greatly dependent
on the skill exercised in removing the rivets
from the door frame(s), THULE strongly
recommends installation by a qualified
professional. No warrant is given for
defects or vehicle damage resulting from
failure or inability to mount the load carrier
in accordance with written THULE
instructions.
For certain accessories such as a Combi
Box it is necessary to remove the factory
rack load bars (if applicable). Use a Torx-
20 screwdriver to remove the load bar.
Tools required: Electric drill, metal drill
bit 3/16” or 5 mm, pliers.
1/ Identify rivets to be removed in rubber
gasket. Plastic plugs must be removed
from the Explorer two door and Navajo.
2/ Place 3/16” or 5 mm drill bit into center
of rivet and very slowly and carefully drill
out the rivet. Always use protective
eyewear when using power tools. Only
drill in far enough to remove the rivet—do
not drill all the way into the rivet hole in
the roof.
CAUTION: Use very light pressure when
drilling the rivet. The material is very soft
and quite easily penetrated. Excessive
force will cause the drill bit to rapidly cut
through the rivet and strike the inside wall,
possibly breaking the bit. Use a pair of
pliers to remove the plastic plug from the
Explorer two door and Navajo.
3/ Place attachment clips behind rubber
gasket. Make sure to line up the hole in
the clips with the hole in the gasket and
roof. Using a screwdriver, secure
attachement clips tightly with screws
provided in kit.
Note: When threading the self-tapping
sheet metal screws into the door frames
it is recommended that a sealant (caulking
compound, silicone, pipe joint compound,
etc.) is applied to the threads to prevent
water from migrating through the threads.
The self-tapping screws and attachment
clips are designed to be permanently
installed on the vehicle. Do not remove
the screw after installation. Each time a
screw is removed and reinstalled, the
holding power of the fastener is reduced.
You can remove the load carrier and upper
mounting bracket with no effect on the
security of the system.
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Thule 136 User manual

Category
Motor vehicle electronics
Type
User manual

Thule 136 is a roof rack system designed to be installed on vehicles. It is compatible with a wide range of vehicles, including the Ford Explorer and Mazda Navajo. The system includes load bars, attachment clips, and self-tapping sheet metal screws. It can carry up to 60 Kg of weight, making it suitable for transporting a variety of items, such as luggage, bikes, and kayaks. The system is easy to install and remove, and it is designed to be permanently installed on the vehicle. However, it is recommended that the system be installed by a qualified professional.

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