YAKIMA 8000170 SkyLine FX Roof Rack Crossbar and Towers Instruction Manual

YAKIMA 8000170 SkyLine FX Roof Rack Crossbar and Towers

PRODUCT INFORMATION

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CONTENTS

AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES

• SKS Lock Cores (4 Pack) #8007204
• SKS Lock Cores (2 Pack) #8007202

LOAD CAPACITY

165 Ibs. (75 KG) per pair of crossbars maximum.

RECORD YOUR VEHICLE-SPECIFIC SPECIFICATIONS HERE

Visit Yakimatech.com and enter the year, make, and model of your vehicle then choose your SkyLine FX™ fit from the list. Enter the crossbar lengths in the boxes below.
NOTE: depending on your vehicle, you may have different or equal length crossbars for front and rear.

FRONT CROSSBAR SETUP

1. REMOVE THE OUTER COVERS.
   Grasp the cover and pull straight out to remove it.

2. LOOSEN THE WIDTH ADJUSTMENT BOLT.
   Using the torque wrench, loosen the width adjustment bolt on both towers enough to allow the towers to slide on the crossbar

3. APPLY THE STICKER.
   Apply the front crossbar sticker to the front crossbar now.

4. OPEN THE LOCKING COVER.
   Using a screwdriver or a coin, unlock the locking cover and open it.

5. PLACE THE CROSSBAR ONTO YOUR LANDING PADS.

   • A. Use the icon embossed on the locking covers to orientate your crossbar to face the correct direction.
   • B. With the covers still open, carefully lower one end of the front crossbar into the front pre-installed Landing Pad on your vehicle.
   • C. Slide the tower in or out as necessary to align it with the landing pad on the other side of the vehicle.
   • D. Lower the crossbar onto the other Landing Pad until it is fully seated.

6. CENTER YOUR CROSSBAR.
   Using a tape measure, center the crossbar by measuring an equal distance from the center of the slot to the edge of both towers.

7. SET THE PITCH TO LEVEL THE CROSSBAR.
   If the crossbar is not level with the ground, there are 3 pitch settings available. To adjust the pitch:

   • A. Loosen the pitch bolt on both towers.
   • B. Grasp the crossbar with one hand and the tower with the other and rotate the crossbar within the tower to the desired position.
   • C. Using the torque wrench, re-tighten the pitch bolt.

8. CLOSE THE INNER COVERS.
   Close the inner covers to engage the towers with the Landing Pads.

9. TIGHTEN THE WIDTH ADJUSTMENT BOLTS.
   Use the torque wrench to fully tighten the width adjustment bolt until the torque wrench clicks.

10. LOCK THE INNER COVERS.
    Using a screwdriver or a coin, secure the inner covers by either turning the lock plug or by locking them with a key if you have installed lock cores.
    NOTE: If you have purchased SKS™ Lock Cores install them now by following the instructions that came with your SKS Lock Cores.

11. REINSTALL THE OUTER COVERS.
    Replace each of the outer covers. Be sure they are fully seated.

12. INSTALL THE REAR CROSSBAR.
    Repeat steps 1 through 11 to set up and install your rear crossbar. Apply the rear crossbar sticker to the rear crossbar.

13. TEST THE INSTALLATION.
    Grasp the crossbar near each tower then push and pull it in all directions to test that it’s properly attached. If it’s not secure, repeat the crossbar installation steps and recheck that the crossbars are secure.

REMOVAL

1. Remove the outer covers.
2. Unlock the inner locking covers.
3. Open the inner locking covers.
4. Remove the crossbars.
5. Install the landing pad covers that came with your Landing Pads.
6. Store the crossbars in a safe place.

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

Failure to check towers before driving away can result in property damage, personal injury, or death.

WEIGHT LIMITS

Check the Yakima Fitlist, or go to infolookup.yakima.com/ for your roof’s weight limit.

LONG LOAD

Any load extending over the windshield (except luggage boxes) must be secured to both the front and rear of the vehicle, in addition to the rack. Failure to do so can result in property damage, personal injury or death.

IMPORTANT WARNINGS

Rack Installation

• Inadequately secured loads and incorrectly mounted roof racks and accessory racks can come loose during travel and cause serious accidents! Therefore, installation, handling and use must be carried out in accordance with product and vehicle instructions.
• In addition to these instructions, review the mounting instructions for the roof rack and the operating instructions of the vehicle.
• These instructions should be kept together with the vehicle’s operating instructions and carried in the vehicle when in use and en route.
• For your own safety, you should only use roof racks that are authorized for use with your vehicle.
• For roof racks that do not specify the distance between the front and rear crossbars, the distance shall be at least 700 mm or as large as possible. Please note that changes (e.g. additional drill holes) to the accessory rack’s attachment system are not permissible.
• Check attachment hardware and load for tight fit and function:
  • Before the start of any journey.
  • After driving a short distance following rack or load install.
  • At regular intervals on longer journeys.
  • More frequently on rough terrain.
  • After interruption of a journey during which the vehicle was left unsupervised (check for damage due to outside intervention).

Rack Loading

• Do not exceed the maximum load specified for the roof rack, accessory rack or the maximum load recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.
• Max Roof Load = weight of roof rack + weight of accessory racks + weight of load.
• Load shall be uniformly distributed with the lowest possible center of gravity.
• Load should not substantially extend beyond the loading surface of the roof rack.

Vehicle Driving and Regulations

• The speed driven must be suited to the load transported and to official speed limits. In the absence of any speed limits, we recommend a maximum speed of 80 mph (130 km/h).
• When transporting any load, the speed of the vehicle must take into account all conditions such as the state of the road, the surface of the road, traffic conditions, wind, etc. Vehicle handling, cornering, braking and sensitivity to side winds will change with the addition of roof top loads.
• If this product is off-road certified, it is designed and intended to be used on forest service roads, access roads or other non-technical terrains at moderate speeds. It is not to be used while rock- crawling, jumping, bogging, or other technical off-road terrains.
• When using off-road certified products with non-off-road certified products, always follow the warnings and restrictions stated in the non-off-road certified product instructions.

Maintenance

• The accessory rack should be carefully cleaned and maintained, particularly during the winter months. Use only a solution of water and standard car wash liquid without any alcohol, bleach or ammonium additives.
• For reasons of fuel economy and the safety of other road users, the accessory rack and roof rack should be removed when not in use.
• Periodically inspect accessory rack for damage. Replace lost, damaged or worn parts. Use only original spare parts obtained from a stocking specialist, dealer or manufacturer.
• Any changes made to the roof racks and accessory racks as well as the use of spare parts or accessories other than those supplied by the manufacturer will lead to the lapsing of the manufacturer’s warranty and liability for any material damage or accidents. You should observe these instructions to the letter and only use the original parts supplied.
• In order to replace any lost or defective keys, note the lock and key numbers below and register them at www.yakima.com.

ABOUT COMPANY

• YAKIMA PRODUCTS, INC.
  • 4101 KRUSE WAY
  • LAKE OSWEGO, OR
  • 97035-2541
  • USA
  • 888.925.4621
  • yakima.com/support
• YAKIMA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
  • 17 Hinkler Court
  • Brendale, QLD 4500
  • Australia
  • 1800 143 548
  • www.yakima.com.au
  • www.yakima.co.nz
  • www.yakima.eu

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