Rugged Ridge 6-Piece All Terrain Fender Flare Kt, 4.75-In, 87-95 Jeep Wrangler (YJ) - Manual

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PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU BEGIN.
YJ: 11632.10/11632.20
CJ: 11633.10/11633.20
CJ/YJ ALL TERRAIN FLARE KIT
HARDWARE LIST:
1. M5 Socket Head
Cap Screws-(28)
2. M5 Flat Washers-(28)
3. M5 Flange Nuts-(28)
4. 7mm Rubber Spacers-(22)
5. 13mm Rubber Spacers-(10)
6. Edge Trim-(1 roll)
7. Edge Trim Tool
REQUIRED TOOLS:
1. Drill
2. 1/4” Drill Bit
3. 6mm Allen Wrench
4. 10mm Wrench
5. 5/16” Wrench
6. Felt Tip Marker
7. Scissors
8. Isopropyl Alcohol
*See page 3 for optional painting instructions.
*See page 4 for optional fender trimming for over 33" tires.
Step 1. Remove front factory side markers. Do not discard front markers,
they will be reused. Remove all flares including the front flare
extensions. Clean body surface where new flares will mount.
Temporary removal of rear fender well liners may be necessary for
installation of flares.
Step 2. Clean inside mounting lip edge with rubbing alcohol. Install edge
trim as shown in the figure, removing red vinyl tape covering only a
few inches at a time. Do not pull trim while being applied, this may
cause shrinkage after installation.
Step 3. Installing the front flares. Use the front marker light mounting holes
for flare alignment. With the marker light temporally installed, align
the bottom of the rear edge of the flare with the bottom edge of the
body. Once the flare looks aligned, mark the mounting holes with a
felt tip marker. Next remove the marker light and drill the bolt
mounting holes using a 1/4” drill bit. Repeat the same procedures for
both front fender flares.
Step 4. Installing the rear flares. Align the bottom rear edge of the flare with
the vertical body panel seam towards the rear corner of the vehicle
and the bottom front edge with the bottom of the body. Once the
flare looks aligned, mark the mounting holes with a felt tip marker.
Next remove flare and drill the bolt mounting holes using a 1/4” drill
bit. Repeat the same procedures for both rear fender flares.