6
8
7
Identify your truck bulkhead mounting hole configuration.
Follow that letter through the next steps.
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
- an open hole on top,
a threaded hole underneath.
B
- an open, hex shaped hole
on top; an open hole underneath.
For vehicles with a sprayed on bed liner,
the threaded area in the bulkhead must be
cleared of liner material.
Thread the buttonhead screw through the #10
oversize washer, through the top hole in the bracket
and into the well nut. One for each side.
Note:
Assemble just until contact
is made, do not tighten the
well nut.
Insert the M6 screw & washer into one of the rear rail
mounting holes as shown. Slide a spacer then a
retainer washer onto the threaded portion of the screw.
Repeat for the second rear mounting hole,
and repeat with the opposite rail.
9
Thread the truss head screw & washer through the
bottom hole of the cover rail bracket, and tighten to
17.5 Nm/12.9 ft/lbs on both sides. Snug up the
upper buttonhead screw in the well nut.
12
Place the cover rail onto the bed rail and
slide it forward, using the well nut as a
guide into the bulkhead opening.
10
A
At the rear/tailgate, thread the M6 screw & washers, installed
in step 9, into the threaded inserts in the bed wall.
Tighten with the 90 degree Torx key.
Leave the bolts
loose until the front/
cab bolts have been
installed and
tightened.
The Torx key is
included in the
hardware kit.
11
13
Tighten the rear/tailgate M6 screw & washers, on both
sides. While tightening the bolts, lift up on the rear/
tailgate end of the rail.
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STOP
B
A
Part# 318B0047 Rev. 8.12.2020
