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MOUNT THE COVER

Place the cab & T panels assembly on

the front half of the bed so its

leading edge lines up with the

outside edge of the bulkhead.

Attach the tail panel by angling it 90° from the bed rails, sliding its

driver-side, loop-shaped hinge knuckle fully onto the correspond-

ing center-panel hinge pin, then dropping its passenger-side,

C-shaped hinge knuckle fully onto its corresponding pin.

FIRST

ADJUST THE LOCK RODS

If plastic extends

beyond the bottom of

the vertical face of the

metal bed rails, trim a

two-inch length of it, ﬂush

with the bed rail's bottom

edge, at both points under

the tail panel where a

lock rod will pass

under the rails.

Peel the red adhesive backing from the

edge trim pieces. Aﬃx them to the bed rail at

both points where a rod will pass under-

neath, the curl of their j's touching the

bottom edge of the rail.

Aﬃx the edge trim to the painted metal only,

behind the plastic bed liner or bed rail cap.

Using a tool to widen the curl of the 'j' can make this

step easier.

Loosen the set screws on the

tailgate-panel lock-rod linkages.

Adjust the length of the lock rods & retighten the set screws so that

with the lock handle open, the rod tips clear the bed rails, and with the

handle closed, the rod tips do not strike the bed walls.

ATTACH THE GAS SPRINGS

If you are also installing a Side Bin, do so now. Refer to the Side Bin

Installation Guide for details.

Attach the 60-lb. gas springs to the cab-panel ball studs and the two

stronger gas springs to the tailgate-panel ball studs.

You'll ﬁnd the gas spring strength printed on the sides of the barrels.

To avoid premature failure of your gas springs, attach them

barrel up, shaft down.

Leave the cover closed and locked for 24 hours to allow the

weatherstrip adhesive, which is pressure-sensitive, to fully cure.

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SECOND

1/8" hex key

Lower the tail panel into the closed position.

Center the cover side to side.

Place two cap clamps under each of the three ends of the T panel.

Tighten with a 9/16" socket.

Road vibration can loosen your clamps. Retighten them after

100 miles. Check them every time you haul on top.

With the lock handle in the closed

position, position the lock rods

tight against the underside of the

striker brackets so that they'll

draw the panels down and

compress the weather-

strip. Tighten the rod

guide brackets with a

7/16" socket.

For best weather protection, have a second person

press down on the cover while you adjust the lock rods.

Using the access panels is easiest when you press

down as you open or close them.

Repeat steps 19–21 for the forward cab-panel lock rods so that:

A. with the lock handles in the open position, the rod tips

clear the striker brackets,

B. with the handles in the closed position, the forward rod

tips do not strike the bulkhead, and

C. in the closed position, they are tight against the underside

of the striker brackets, drawing the panels down & com-

pressing the weatherstrip.

The rearward cab-panel lock rods come pre-adjusted tight to

the T-panel gutters. You need only adjust the forward lock rods.

If there isn't enough travel in the rod guide brackets to position

the rods so that they press against the strikers, reshape the

striker V bends with pliers.

Your panels should be diﬃcult to operate at ﬁrst. Leave them

closed as much as possible for 3–4 days to break in the weath-

erstrip. After that period, you should ﬁnd that the panels open

and close without diﬃculty.

7/16" socket

MAY 2017

MARCH 2018