relocating brackets to the frame using four
7/16" x 1 1/2" bolts, 7/16" washers and 7/16"
nylock nuts. Tighten all rear bumper mounting
hardware securely. Reconnect the license
plate lights to the
rear bumper
32. Place the warning sticker on the vehicle
dash in plain sight of all vehicle occupants.
CAUTION
All fasteners should be retorqued after 500
miles and after off road use. All body lift
components should be visually inspected and
fasteners retorqued during routine vehicle
servicing.
33. Double-check the vehicle. Reinstall the air
bag fuse. Reconnect both battery cables. Be
sure to connect the positive cable first, then
the negative cable. Check all wires, hoses,
cables, etc. to be sure that there is ample
slack. Double check the fan to fan-shroud
clearance. Be sure that the fan cannot make
contact with the shroud. Check the radiator
hoses to be sure that they are not contacting
any moving parts (such as the fan or lower
pulley assembly). Be sure that all hardware
has been tightened properly. Check the entire
engine compartment for anything that looks
unusual. If the radiator was removed earlier
remove the radiator cap so the radiator can be
refilled once the vehicle has reached normal
operating temperature. Start the vehicle.
Check the steering. Turn the wheel all the way
to the left and all the way to the right. Be sure
that there is no binding. Check the clutch
operation. Check the manual transmission
shift lever operation. Be sure that it engages in
all gears. Check the automatic transmission
shift lever operation. Check the 4-wheel drive
shift lever operation. Once the engine has
reached normal operating temperature, top off
the coolant level and install the radiator cap.
Be sure that the overflow tank is filled to the
proper level. Check the transmission fluid
level. Be sure that the fluid is filled to the
proper level. Test-drive the vehicle in all gears
and 4 wheel drive ranges. Check all mounting
hardware in 500 miles and as part of your
regular maintenance schedule.
CAUTION
Performance Accessories does not
recommend any particular wheel and tire
combinations for use with its body lifts and can
not assume responsibility for the customers
choice of wheels and tires. Your owner's
manual can be referenced for recommended
tire sizes and warnings related to the use of
oversized tires. Larger wheel and tire
combinations increase stress and wear on
steering and suspension components, which
leads to increased maintenance and higher
risk for component failure. Larger wheel and
tire combinations also alter speedometer
calibration, braking effectiveness, center of
gravity, and handling characteristics. Consult
with an experienced local off road shop to find
what wheel and tire combinations work best
with your vehicle.
NOTE
The vehicle owner must retain all warranty
information, instruction sheets, and other
documents regarding the installation of this
product. Information contained in the
instructions and on the warranty card will be
required for any warranty claims. The vehicle
owner needs to understand the modifications
that have been made to his vehicle and how
they affect the handling and performance of
the vehicle. Failure to provide the customer
with this information can result in damage to
the vehicle and possible personal injury.
Revision 2, July 12, 1999