Rugged Ridge 6-Piece All Terrain Fender Flare Kit, 97-06 Jeep Wrangler - Manual

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11630.10
REV 11/13/09
1. M5 Socket Head
Cap Screws- (28)
2. M5 Flat Washers- (28)
3. M5 Flange Nuts- (28)
4. Edge Trim- (1 roll )
5. Edge Trim Tool
Important! Please read instructions completely before installing flares.
Step 1. Remove front factory side markers. Do not discard 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 by removing red vinyl tape covering only a few inches at a
time. Do not stretch the trim while being applied, this may cause
shrinkage after installation.
1. 6 mm Allen wrench
2. 10 mm Wrench
3. 5/16" wrench
4. Scissors
5. Isopropyl Alcohol
*See page 2 for optional painting instructions.
Step 3. Install the hardware as shown in the image. First place a washer on
the M5 bolts. Place one bolt through each hole in the flare. Next place
a rubber spacer on the bolt on the back side of the flare.
( Note: Over tightening of the flares may not allow them to expand and
contract with climate changes.)
Step 5. Install the flares on the body. The flares will be held on the body by
either placing a nut on the inside of the fender or screwing the bolt into
a factory nutsert in the body. Both the front and rear flares will have
this multiple mounting method. Install flare extensions using the factory
M5 bolts that were previously removed.
Step 6. Reinstall the front side markers, and marker bulb socket.
REQUIRED TOOLS: HARDWARE LIST:
TJ All Terrain Flare Kit
Step
7. Use of the trim tool may need to be used on any parts of the trim that
have been misaligned during installation. To seat the trim against
the body, the curved side will be used. To seat the trim side against
the flare the flat side will be used. It may be necessary to start at one
end and run the tool the full length of the flare.