Code 3 SuperVisor with TriCore for 2007-2009 Ford Explorer - Manual (Page 3)

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Step 1 Removing Sun Visors
Begin the installation by removing the driver and passenger sun visor pivot brackets. Identify each visor with tape or other marking
to indicate the driver from the passenger side unit; they are not always identical. There are two screws that hold the sun visor
pivot arm bracket to the headliner. Remove each screw using a #2 Phillips screwdriver as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
Step 2 Remove the visor retaining clips
To remove the sun visor retaining clips, unscrew the single #2 Phillips screw holding each clip in place as shown in Figure 3.
Installation and Mounting Instructions
Step 3 Position the SuperVisor
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Route the cable along the top driver side of the SuperVisor so that as you position the SuperVisor it will lay between the headliner
edge of the SuperVisor and the headliner of the vehicle (see Figure 4) (Note: If desired you can route the cable on the passenger
side instead of the driver side but the step 3 instructions would all be opposite hand. The cable can also be routed up above
the headliner across and down behind the plastic corner door post covers and under the dashboard. Refer to the service
manual for the Ford Explorer for detailed instructions as to how to remove the door post cover for access to route the
cable.) Turn the rear view mirror down toward the dashboard as far as possible to keep it out of the way for positioning the SuperVi-
sor (see Figure 5). Begin positioning the SuperVisor by pushing the passenger side end of the SuperVisor up in the upper passenger
side corner of the windshield in front of and above the plastic door post cover (see Figure 6). Slowly and carefully move the driver
side end up into position as you push the SuperVisor toward the passenger side and press in hard on the driver side plastic door post
cover to keep from scratching it as you position the SuperVisor. Once the SuperVisor is in position you can turn the rear view mirror
back up against the under side of the SuperVisor to help hold it in place for the next steps of the installation.
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