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Soft Top Rail Installation Diagram Pg 3 (334-010) - Ford Bronco Aluminum Rails
Reference · 1987-1991 BroncoAll 64 exploded parts diagrams
Exploded assembly drawing showing left-side body aluminum trim, fasteners, and item callouts with dimensions.
Part of 1987-1991 Ford Bronco Exploded Parts Diagrams
This is page 3 of an installation instruction set (document number 334-010) showing exploded-view assembly diagrams for mounting aluminum rails along the left side of a vehicle body, most likely for a soft top or tonneau cover kit. Figure 2 ('Left Side Shown') is an exploded view showing how two aluminum rail sections (Item 1 and Item 4) are fastened along the body rail using bolts (Item 2), washers (Item 3), a screw (Item 10), a spacer (Item 15), and a trim/seal piece (Item 16). Figure 2A is an inset end view of the body aluminum showing a carriage bolt, jam nut, and wingnut, with a note to install the tailgate aluminum over the bolt and nut and secure it with the wing nut. A callout instructs the installer to drill a 5/32" hole through the pre-punched hole in the aluminum after the aluminum is bolted down. Figure 3 ('Top View Left Side') shows a bracket (Item 8) secured with two screws (Item 9) positioned 27 inches from the rear corner of the rail. No vehicle year, make, or model is stated on this page.
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Frequently asked questions
- What size hole do I drill in the aluminum rail?
- The diagram instructs to drill a 5/32" hole through the pre-punched hole in the aluminum after the aluminum is bolted down.
- How is the tailgate aluminum secured according to Figure 2A?
- Figure 2A (End View of Body Aluminum) shows a carriage bolt with a jam nut; the tailgate aluminum is installed over this bolt and nut and then secured with a wing nut.
- Where is the Item 8 bracket positioned in Figure 3?
- In Figure 3 (Top View Left Side), the Item 8 bracket is fastened with two Item 9 screws at a location 27 inches from the rear end of the rail.
- What hardware attaches the aluminum rails in Figure 2?
- The rails (Items 1 and 4) are attached with bolts (Item 2), washers (Item 3), a screw (Item 10), and a spacer (Item 15); Item 16 is a trim/seal piece at the front.
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