Tie Bar
Be Sure to Keep
Power Cables From
Coming into Contact with
Cable Assembly
Cable
Assembly
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Tapped holes to the rear tie bar.
Tighten using
a 10mm wrench.
Tighten using a
P2 phillips head
screw driver.
Attach solenoid pack to the top mount brackets
using a flat washer, split lock washer and nut for
each of the four studs.
Photo D
Photo E
Attach the solenoid pack with mount brackets to
tie bars using a phillips head screw with split lock
washer.
Assembly and Installation
(Continued)
When the solenoid is mounted to the top of the tie bars, the winch
power cables MUST be PROPERLY placed to the OUTSIDE of the rear tie
bar as shown. Power cables MUST NOT come in contact with a rotating
winch cable assembly or power cable insulation MAY be compromised
and short circuit. Improper placement of power cables MAY result in
damage to the winch or the vehicle.
Photo D. Note the relationship between
the solenoid pack an d the top mount
brackets. Place a flat washer, lock washer
and nut onto each stud and tighten with
a10mm wrench.
Photo E. Center the solenoid pack onto
the winch tie bars and fasten with two
phillips head machine screws with split
lock washers to attach the brackets.
There is a tapped hole on each of the
brackets. Tighten both screws using a P2
phillips head screwdriver.
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