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Step 3: Final Adjustments

If required, adjust the length of the rubber bumpers by turning them in
or out to ensure the bumpers are a tight fit against the dash.

Adjust length in or out if required

Do a final tightening of all straps if required, and tie or wrap excess
strapping to prevent interference with vehicle controls.

Содержание AS5.S500.001

Страница 1: ...Dash Strap Mount User Guide Enclosed pictures and devices are for reference only individual vehicles and devices will vary Part AS5 S500 001...

Страница 2: ...should be a spot that provides adequate support for the mount and does not block essential vehicle controls such as gear shifts and steering wheels Note that the side with the single strap goes up an...

Страница 3: ...windshield usually the windshield vents Now slightly tighten the strap by pulling on the loose end so that the mount hangs in your desired location Windshield vent Note DO NOT install any straps or th...

Страница 4: ...Step 2 continued Install the bottom straps by attaching to the lip of the upper foot well trim of the vehicle Foot well trim passenger side below glove box...

Страница 5: ...er steering wheel Next position the driver side lower strap Now tighten the lower straps by pulling on the loose ends of the strap Watch to make sure that the rubber bumpers are still located where yo...

Страница 6: ...e rubber bumpers by turning them in or out to ensure the bumpers are a tight fit against the dash Adjust length in or out if required Do a final tightening of all straps if required and tie or wrap ex...

Страница 7: ...tion for portrait or landscape viewing on the fly and has a stop bolt that allows the unit to rotate so that the charging cable is never towards the steering wheel The unit also allows for swing out s...

Страница 8: ...is is only required for the bottom two straps Once the bottom straps are loosened simply un hook the top strap from the vent and remove the mount Re install will be simply positioning the hooks and ti...