They will need to be installed first. 'üïïiïïKîï; ^ ‘ïï!ïîïrÂ4 и»4 * WGI-D23-INST-10-06 INSTALL WINDOW GUARDS • Loosely attach upper mounting bracket to window guard using H” x /” tamper proof screws and flat washers. (This step may already be done during shipping) • Position screen to vehicle as shown in photo #2. • Make sure you have the window guard centered on the door. • Mark, drill 1/8” holes, and attach lower mount using #10 x /” screws as shown in photo #3. Note: Be sure the u

Bend window guard so it contours the door as shown in photo #1. Determine the proper window guard for each window. If installing aluminum door panels refer to those instructions at this time. They will need to be installed first. 2. 3. WGI-D22-INST-10-06 INSTALL WINDOW GUARDS • Loosely attach upper mounting bracket to window guard using H” x /” tamper proof screws and flat washers. • Position screen to vehicle as shown in photo #2. • Make sure you have the window guard centered on the d

. 2. Mount window guards: Note: window guards have holes around perimeter for permanent mounting. These holes are not used with hinge kit. They also come flat in shipping. The guard must be pre-bent (outward) so it fits tight against the door window frame. Do not use holes on side of window guard to mount with the hinge application! 1. Hold window guard with pre-assembled hinge and upper bracket onto window frame. 2. Make sure guard is centered on window. 3. Attach hinge to lower door panel

Hold window guard up to the window frame, and while pushing down against the door window frame, mark mounting hole locations. Remove guard and drill out mounting holes with 1/8” drill bit. Attach guards with #10 X 1/2” sheet metal screws. FORD EXPLORER WINDOW GUARD POSITIONS MODEL WGI-F13 POSITION #1 DRIVERS SIDE PASSENGER DOOR F13-1 POSITION #6 PASSENGER SIDE PASSENGER DOOR F13-6 Consolidator' • Kwik-Raze’ • Collins Dynamics' • Kwik-Kit" PrisonerTransports • K-9Transports 75 Jack

The bottom of each guard is numbered, signifying its’ location. 2. Open door and hold the window guard up to the window door frame. NOTE: The angle at the bottom of the guard framework faces towards the outside of the car. The guard framework fits evenly around the window frame. 3. Mark a few holes at the top of the door frame using the pre-drilled holes on the guard framework as a guide. Note: Do not mark holes for the sides or bottom yet. 4. Remove window guard and drill holes as marked wi