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Ford Bronco Soft Top Cab Aluminum Rail Install - Figure 4, Screw Order (334-310)

Step-by-step installation procedure for cab aluminum trim showing ordered steps and detail figures.

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This document is page 4 of a multi-page installation instruction set (document number 334-310) showing the left side cab aluminum installation for a soft top / cab conversion kit. The main illustration depicts the rear corner of a cab with a curved aluminum rail (Item 23) being fastened with Phillips-head screws (Item 6) in a specified order: install the first screw in the corner, the second screw along the top run, and the third at the bottom. Four detail views clarify fitment: Figure 4-D shows how two aluminum extrusions (Item 23 and Item 24) join or slide together on the cab; Figure 4-B is a side view of the cab aluminum at the top of the cab with a 1.5-inch dimension; Figure 4-A is a side view at the corner of the cab, noting that the edge of the cab aluminum on the corner must be flush with the corner of the cab above the corner hole; and Figure 4C is a bottom view showing a 1/4-inch dimension and noting you may need to push the cab aluminum in. The page instructs an installer on screw sequence and aluminum rail alignment during installation.

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Frequently asked questions

In what order should the Item 6 screws be installed on the cab aluminum?
Install the first screw in the corner, the second one along the top, and the third one at the bottom.
How should the cab aluminum be aligned at the corner of the cab?
Per Fig. 4-A, the edge of the cab aluminum on the corner should be flush with the corner of the cab above the corner hole.
What dimension is shown for the cab aluminum at the top of the cab?
Fig. 4-B shows a 1.5" dimension in the side view of the cab aluminum at the top of the cab.
What does Fig. 4C indicate about fitting the cab aluminum at the bottom?
It shows a 1/4" dimension in the view from the bottom and notes that you may need to push the cab aluminum in.
Which parts are shown joining together in Fig. 4-D?
Item 23 and Item 24, two cab aluminum pieces, shown sliding together on the cab.

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