ARB 3417100 Fitting Instructions Manual Download Page 6

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17. Connect the winch control box cables to 
the winch. Refer to Warn installation 
instruction manual when wiring up winch. 

Note: before running winch cables through 
the bar to control box be sure to fit rubber 
grommets to cutouts. 

18. Ensure that all cables are installed well 
clear of all sharp or moving parts, by using 
cables ties from bolt kit. 
19. Cable tie main cables that go to battery in 
between underside of bar and brace. 
 

 
 
             

 

 

20.  Remove the existing bumper and grille 
from vehicle

21.  Position the bull bar on top of the chassis 
rails and bolt into place using the M12 x 40mm 
bolts, heavy duty washers and spring washers. 

(Do not tighten)  

Adjust the bull bar to achieve a uniform gap to 
the grill and mudguards. 

NOTE: Due to variations in the vehicle chassis 

rails it may be necessary to place a packer 

between the chassis rail top and the bull bar. A 

heavy duty washer is supplied for this purpose. 

 

Refer to photo 

                                 

 

 

22. Fit M12 x 40mm bolts

,

 spring washers and 

heavy duty  flat washers through bull bar side 
mounting holes into original bumper bar 
captive nut mounting holes. (Finger Tighten) 
23. Secure lower bull bar mounting holes to 
vehicle tie down plates using M12 x 40mm 
bolt, ½” flat washers, heavy duty flat washers, 
spring washers and 12mm nuts. 
 
 
 NOTE:  Insert bolt from outside of lower 
mount hole so heavy duty washer covers large 
hole on tie down plate.                                   
24.  Tighten the bolts and torque to 110NM or 
80 FT LB.

 

 

PHOTO ABOVE IS OF A 12.000LB WINCH

CONTROL BOX IS ON PASSENGER SIDE.

 

VIEWED FROM TOP OF BAR 

PHOTO OF RHS OF VEHICLE. 

Summary of Contents for 3417100

Page 1: ...DELS PRODUCT NUMBER 3417100 3417110 WARNING FOR VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH SRS AIRBAG WHEN INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS THE FRONT PROTECTION BAR DOES NOT AFFECT OPERATION OF THE SRS AIRBAG TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED EXACTLY AS PER THESE INSTRUCTIONS USING ONLY THE HARDWARE SUPPLIED IN THE EVENT OF DAMAGE TO ANY BULL BAR COMPONENT CONTACT YOUR NEAREST A...

Page 2: ...4581070 8 WASHER FLAT M12 CHASSIS BRACKET TO CHASSIS 4581088 2 BOLT CHASSIS RAIL EXTENSION ADJUSTER 6151096 8 BOLT M12 x 1 25mm x 40mm 6151135 2 NUT M12 x 1 25mm 6151189 2 NUT M12 x 1 75mm 4581049 2 WASHER FLAT x 1 1 8 4581050 8 WASHER SPRING 4581007 8 WASHER HEAVY DUTY 13mm 4581008 2 WASHER HEAVY DUTY OFFSET 13mm 6151087 2 BOLT M10 x 25mm x 1 25mm 6151133 2 NUT M10 x 1 25mm 4581040 4 WASHER FLAT ...

Page 3: ... bar face down on two stands so assemble can be carried out 3 Assemble a 12mm nut to each chassis rail extension adjuster bolt and fully screw into bull bar 4 Do not tighten as this will be adjusted later 5 Assemble the two chassis brackets to the bull bar using two per side M12 x 35mm bolts heavy duty D washers shoulder washers heavy duty D washers spring washers and nuts Tighten the bolts and to...

Page 4: ...8 Gently raise the gearbox just enough to rotate to correct position Do not completely remove the gearbox so as not to damage to the gasket 9 Refit all capped head screws and tighten 10 Motor end does not require rotation WINCH CABLE SPOOLS FROM BOTTOM OF WINCH Follow instructions as above when rotating a 10 12 000LB winch WINCH CABLE SPOOLS FROM BOTTOM OF WINCH 10 12 000LB WINCH ROTATION 8 9 000L...

Page 5: ...ts on lower holes plus 3 8 spring and flat washers 12 When all bolts are fitted and finger tighten centralized bolts in holes and tighten top holes only using a stepped ring spanner 13 Remove lower bolts 14 Fit roller fairlead into cutout and refit bolts and tighten firmly NOTE For ease of tightening lower bolts use a stepped ring spanner to suit bolts size Fig A Fig B 15 Fit winch control box bra...

Page 6: ...st the bull bar to achieve a uniform gap to the grill and mudguards NOTE Due to variations in the vehicle chassis rails it may be necessary to place a packer between the chassis rail top and the bull bar A heavy duty washer is supplied for this purpose Refer to photo 22 Fit M12 x 40mm bolts spring washers and heavy duty flat washers through bull bar side mounting holes into original bumper bar cap...

Page 7: ...Carry out this procedure on both sides of vehicle 26 Wind each impact absorber adjuster bolt out until it is firm against the chassis rail extensions and tighten the lock nut 27 Remove the indicators by first removing the top screw and retaining pin then slide the lens forward Fit the indicators to the bull bar and connect the indicator loom to the existing indicator loom with the scotchloks suppl...

Page 8: ...rrectly 28 The air deflector is made up of 2 panels which are bolted together using 6mm hardware when fitted to a non 4 8 litre petrol engine vehicle Photo on left is of pan fitted to a 4 8 litre vehicle where only the front section of pan is used Front of pan bolts to lower return of centre section of bar and to rear hanging brackets inside of pan which are accessible through cut outs in pan ...

Page 9: ...re vehicle photo on left shows both panels bolted together using 6mm hardware 30 Fit driving lights to vehicle at this stage using lower cut outs in centre of bar for access of ratchet and extension to tighten lights to bar 31 Fit number plate to bar using 6mm hardware ...

Page 10: ...20 05 2014 Page 10 of 10 3782968 32 Provision for Hilift jack on both sides of bar ...

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