Tuffy Security 048 - Manual (Page 5)

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9. Attach supply wires to stereo and/or CB wires. Route the wires by attaching them to the studs on
the top of the console with (3) zip ties provided and (3) 10-32 locknuts. Use the remaining (3) zip
ties to bundle wires together. Warning! Wires must be routed so that they do not interfere with
the opening of the drawer or the operation of the cam. Be sure wires will not be pinched. Leave
enough slack in the wires so that the drawers will be able to move freely. Refer to Figure 1 and
note how the drawers move relative to the body.
10. Install the footman loop, you removed from the front windshield, into the nuts that have been
pressed into the main body assembly just behind the rear drawer opening. Use the (2)10-32x3/8
flat slotted screws and the screwdriver for installation. This footman loop will act as an anchor
point for installing and securing a “Bikini” top. (If you were unable to remove the footman loop from
the windshield and require it for a “Bikini” top footman loops can be purchased at most hardware
stores.)
11. Notice that the ½” holes in the side of the main body will line up with the holes in the links when
the drawer is in the open position and the links are resting against the studs in the console body,
see Figure 1. Use (4) ¼-20x1/2 socket head cap screws provided to fasten the link to the drawer.
Tighten the screw all the way and then back it off 3/8 to 1/2 of a turn. Follow this procedure until
the drawer is fastened and in place.
Warning! The nuts inserted in the drawers are self-locking.
The socket head cap screws will be difficult to screw in because of this feature. Do not cross
thread screws.
12. Check again and make sure that wires are not interfering with any moving parts.
13. Work the drawer in and out a few times. If the drawer does not rotate try backing off the socket
head cap screws a little more.
14. Insert (8) ½” hole plugs in holes on main body.
15. Warning! Do not leave drawers open while vehicle is in transit, open drawers may be hazardous
in the event of an accident or roll-over.
16. Lock it up!
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