Maintenance – JKS 9902 User Manual

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JKS9902

JKS Body Lift Installation

4 Page

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4. MODIFY FAN SHROUD

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Locate the four mounting holes on the plastic fan

shroud.

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Measure exactly 1” above the factory mounting

holes and mark the location with a center punch.

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Drill a new 3/8” hole through all four center

punched marks.

NOTE: Grind away any plastic reinforcement webbing

that interferes with re-installation of mounting bolts.

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Test fit the fan shroud to the radiator by aligning

with the new mounting holes.

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Check for interference between the fan shroud and

radiator hoses, fan blades, or any other objects. If

necessary, trim the fan shroud until it completely

clears any interferences.

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Secure the fan shroud and radiator to the vehicle

with the original four mounting bolts.

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5. CHECK T-CASE OPERATION

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Check operation of the shift lever to ensure the

transfer case fully engages all ranges.

NOTE: If necessary, adjust linkage between shift lever

and bell crank. If interference is experienced, it may

be necessary to trim the floor to provide sufficient

shift lever clearance.

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6. CHECK FOR STEERING BIND

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Drive vehicle a short distance while checking for

binding in the steering wheel. If no steering bind

exists, skip this section and proceed to step 7.

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If steering bind exists, remove the steering slip

shaft from the vehicle and locate the two plastic

rivets that prevent it from slipping.

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Remove the two plastic rivets by drilling through

them with a 1/8” drill bit.

NOTE: Alternatively, the plastic rivets may also be

removed by heating them with a torch until they melt

out.

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Use a wire brush to clean the area, and re-install

the steering slip shaft assembly to vehicle.

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7. POST-INSTALLATION

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Check all mounting hardware to ensure it has been

correctly installed and tightened to factory torque

specifications.

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Check torque specifications for all mounting hard-

ware after driving vehicle 50 miles, and after first

time off-road.

Maintenance

Check all torque specifications as part of regular vehicle

maintenance schedule.

©2013 JKS Manufacturing, Inc & Aftermarketing, LLC

Revision Date 10/31/2013

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