Hardware, 87-95 Jeep Wrangler (YJ) Instruction Manual

ManualsBrandsRugged Ridge ManualsFor the carFactory Replacement Soft Top

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PART NUMBER: 13510.01

INCLUDED COMPONENTS

DESCRIPTIONS QTY

Bow Assembly 1 5/16” Tapping Plate 12

Windshield Channel 1 5/16” Flat Washers 12

Side Belt Rail (Left & Right) 2 5/16” Torx Screws 12

Corner Belt Rail (Left & Right) 2 #8 x 1” Sheet Metal Screw 2

Tailgate Brackets (Left & Right) 2 #8 x ½” Sheet Metal Screw 8

Connection Tubes 2 #8 x ¼” Sheet Metal Screw 11

#10-24 x ½” Phillips Machine Screws 4 Tailgate Bar with Tonneau (optional) 1

#10-24 Nylock Nuts 4 Side Belt Rail Pin 2

#10 Flat Washers 4 Upper Door Windshield Insert 2

#10 Star Lock Washers 4 (Passeng

er & Driver)

Install ation Instruc tions

Replacement Soft Top Hardware

87-95 Wr angler

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Carefully read instructions before attempting to install this product. Rugged Ridge is in no way responsible for

any damage to the vehicle or personal injury that may occur during the installation or use of this product.

DRILLING REQUIRED

WARNING!

This product is designed to enhance the appearance of the vehicle and only for protection against the

elements. Do not rely on this product to contain occupants within the vehicle or to protect against injury during

an accident.

WEAR SEAT BELTS AT ALL TIMES

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Installation Instructions Replacement Soft Top Hardware 87-95 Wrangler PART NUMBER: 13510.01 IMPORTANT NOTICE: Carefully read instructions before attempting to install this product. Rugged Ridge is in no way responsible for any damage to the vehicle or personal injury that may occur during the installation or use of this product. DRILLING REQUIRED WARNING! This product is designed to enhance the appearance of the vehicle and only for protection against the elements.
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Replacement Top Hardware Installation Instructions Windshield Channel Installation 1. Position Windshield Channel onto vehicle as shown in Figure 1. 2. Once in position, secure Windshield Channel using the included (11) - #8 x ¼” Sheet Metal Screws (Figure 1). NOTE: In some cases the holes on the Windshield Channel will line up with existing holes. In this case, ensure holes are not too large to install the new screws included in the package.
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Side Belt Rail Installation 7. Locate Driver Side Belt Rail, (4) – 5/16” Torx Bolts, (4) – 5/16” Flat Washers, and (4) – 5/16” Tapping Plates. Position Side Belt Rail onto vehicle and secure it using the hardware listed in this step (Figure 4 & 5). Repeat this step for opposite side. Side Rail Mounting Location Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Corner Belt Installation 8. Locate Passenger Corner Side Rail, (2) – 5/16” Torx Screws, (2) – 5/16” Flat Washers, and (2) – Tapping Plates.
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Tailgate Brackets Installation 9. Locate Passenger Tailgate Bracket, (2) - #10-24 x 1/2” Phillips Machine Screws, (2) - #10 star lock washers, (2) - #10 Flat Washers and (2) - #10-24 Nylock Nuts. In some cases the holes on the Tailgate Bracket will line up with existing holes. In this case, use the existing holes as pilots to drill 3/16” holes on the vehicle. NOTE: Carefully check under the drilling area to be sure you do not drill into any concealed wiring.
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12. With the Bow Assembly secured together, slide the ends of the front and the rear bows into the tracks in the Side Belt Rails on each side of the vehicle (Figure 12 & 13). NOTE: Slide the Bow Assembly from the rear of the vehicle towards the front. NOTE: DO NOT twist bow assembly when installing plastic ends into track. The help of a second person is recommended. Slide the Bow Assembly from the rear of the vehicle towards the front. Side Rail Pin 13.
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Tailgate Bar with Tonneau Installation (optional) 17. Locate Tailgate Bar and Rear Seat Tonneau Cover. Slide the extrusion on the Tonneau Cover into Tailgate Bar Rail as shown in Figure 18. 18. Insert Tailgate Bar into the top of the Tailgate Brackets (Figure 19). Figure 18 Figure 19 19. Fold seat forward and pull straps to the mounting locations as shown in Figure 20. Use the hole on the strap as a guide to mark the drilling locations on the fender.