HYUNDAI BEF21 AC000 Cross Bars Installation Guide
- June 16, 2024
- HYUNDAI
Table of Contents
Genuine Accessories
BEF21 AC000 Cross Bars
Vehicle Model: Kona
Model Year 2024~
Part No. BEF21 AC000
Language English
Rev. Date 7/6/2023
Accessory: Crossbars
Difficulty: ( A )
Note: Difficulty stated above reflects the minimum level of expertise
required to install the accessory:
(A) Customer
(B) Dealer Technician
(C) Master Technician or Specialist
Electronic Installation Instructions
| If this is a printed copy of the installation instructions, ensure you have
the latest revision by scanning the QR code or by entering the website address
listed below before beginning installation. Use the latest revision date as
noted by “Rev. Date” above.
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www.hyundaiaccessories.com/admin_media_uploads/installationSheets/bef21_ac000.pdf
NOTICE: Improperly installed Crossbars may increase wind noise in the
vehicle cabin.
To avoid, ensure that the Crossbars are installed in the correct position by
following the instructions below.
Application Notes
Only applicable to steel roof models. Do NOT install on vehicles equipped with Sunroof / Panoramic Roof.
Instructional Symbols / Definitions
****| Denotes warnings that may lead to serious physical injury or vehicle
damage| | Denotes quality processes to be checked prior to moving to the next
step
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| Denotes cautions to be taken to avoid physical injury or electronic
component damage| | Denotes specific tools that are necessary to complete a
step
| Denotes cautions to be taken to avoid vehicle and component damage| |
Denotes important information to be reviewed during the step
Denotes personal protective equipment (PPEs) that may be required for a step. Examples of safety equipment icons noted below:
Basic Required Tools
REGULARLY CHECK THE TIGHTNESS BY PERFORMING A TUG ON CROSSBARS.
THEY SHOULD NOT MOVE. If crossbars move, see step 4-6 for proper tightening.
Incorrect clamp tightness can cause crossbar separation from vehicle resulting
in product failure and vehicle damage. Serious physical injury may occur.
Loads must be evenly distributed and secured. Failure to adhere to
distribution requirements may result in loss of vehicle control, severe
personal injury, or death.
Any weight carried on the vehicle will adversely affect its handling
particularly in cornering or in a cross wind and the vehicle should therefore
be driven with increased caution.
Only use NON-STRETCH tie down straps. Use of stretch elastic tie downs
may cause loss of load, potential serious injury, and vehicle damage.
**** Never exceed crossbars load limit of 165 LBS / 75 KG. Failure to adhere
to load limits may result in loss of vehicle control, severe personal injury,
or death.
Part Weight (Gross)
15.52 lbs
7.04 kg
FMVSS 110 Compliance Information
All dealers must determine if the Net weight they have added in the form of
all options or accessories, when added to the weight of all Port/Dealer
Installed options or accessories, exceeds the lesser of 1.5% of GVWR or 100
lbs. If the additional weight does exceed the lesser of the indicated
thresholds, a “Load Carrying Capacity Reduced” label must be installed. A
black, fine-point, indelible marker must be used to write by hand onto the
label, the reduced carrying capacity in kilograms or pounds, which is the
total weight of all added options and accessories.
Load Label Part Number: NP070 – 09003
Notes to the installer:
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Read the entire Installation Instructions prior to beginning the installation of this accessory.
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If applicable, scan the barcode label located on the accessory part or packaging prior to installing, to register the part.
If this accessory is installed as a replacement, register the removal of the old part before registering the new part.
Old and new parts will have different barcode data, and the old registration cannot be reused. -
Make sure the vehicle is completely clean and dry in the area(s) the part is to be installed.
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Ensure the vehicle is properly protected in the area(s) that the accessory is to be installed.
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NEVER place tools on painted surfaces, seating surfaces, dash pad, console or floor carpet/mats.
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Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves, safety glasses, etc., when required.
Kit Overview
| No. | Qty | Description | No. | Qty | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | Front Crossbar (Longer Bar) | 3 | 1 | Hardware Bag |
| 2 | 1 | Rear Crossbar (Shorter Bar) | 4 | 1 | Quick Reference Guide |
Hardware Kit Contents
| A | B | Hardware Kit Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 5mm Hex Key | 2 | Key | 3 |
Service Part Overview
| No. | Qty | Service Part Number | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | BEF21 AC100 | Front Crossbar Assy. |
| 2 | 1 | BEF21 AC200 | Rear Crossbar Assy. |
| 3 | 1 | BEF21 AC960 | Left Crossbar Cover |
| 4 | 1 | BEF21 AC970 | Right Crossbar Cover |
| 5 | 1 | S9F21 AC300 | Key & Lock Core Set |
| 6 | 1 | S9F21 AC400 | 5mm Hex Key |
| 1 |
| Flat-Blade Screwdriver and Key
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| A. Expose the keyhole by carefully inserting a flat-blade screwdriver into
the center upper notch of the cover and gently twist to disengage the key
cover.
B. Insert a provided key and turn counterclockwise to unlock the crossbar
cover.
C. Remove the key then remove the crossbar cover as shown.
D. Repeat procedure to the three (3) remaining crossbar covers.
E. Place the key and crossbar covers in a safe location for reinstallation.
| Be careful not to lose the keys.
2|
| 5mm Hex Key
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| A. Using the provided 5mm hex key, loosen all eight (8) clamp bolts on both
crossbars.
NOTE: Do not fully remove the bolts.
3|
| Clean Cloth and Step Ladder
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| A. Clean the vehicle’s roof rails in the highlighted areas shown above.
4|
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| A. Before mounting the crossbars on the vehicle, identify the mounting
direction and proper orientation of the front and rear crossbars.
NOTE: The front crossbar is the longer crossbar.
5|
| Step Ladder, Tape Measure and 5mm Hex Key
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| A. Locate the front crossbar (longer crossbar).
B. Verify “RH” and “LH” markings for proper orientation.
C. Carefully place the front crossbar onto the roof side rails, checking that
the “FORWARD” arrow on the crossbar is pointing towards the front of the
vehicle.
D. Position the forward bracket edge of the front crossbar 21.5″ (546mm) from
the forwardmost edge of the roof side rail on both sides of the vehicle.
CAUTION: The front crossbar should only be positioned 21.5″ (546mm) from
the leading edge of the side rails to prevent potentially increasing wind
noise.
E. Locate the rear crossbar (shorter crossbar).
F. Verify “RH” and “LH” markings for proper orientation.
G. Carefully place the rear crossbar onto the roof side rails, checking that
the “FORWARD” arrow on the crossbar is pointing towards the front of the
vehicle.
H. Position the rear bracket edge of the rear crossbar 27.3″ (693mm) from the
forwardmost bracket edge of the front crossbar on both sides of the vehicle.
CAUTION: The rear crossbar should only be positioned 27.3″ (693mm) from
the leading edge of the front crossbar to prevent potentially increasing wind
noise.
**| Ensure the roof crossbars are positioned properly. Do not scratch or
damage the vehicle.
6| | Torque Wrench, 5mm Hex Socket and Step Ladder**
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| IMPORTANT: Do NOT apply excessive force when tightening / torquing
the clamp bolts.
A. Apply downward pressure on the clamp assemblies then tighten and
torque the clamp bolts on the driver’s side front and rear crossbars to: 3.1
N·m (32 kgf-cm, 28 lbf-in)
B. Apply downward pressure on the clamp assemblies then tighten and
torque the clamp bolts on the passenger’s side front and rear crossbars to:
5.2 N·m (53 kgf-cm, 46 lbf-in)
C. Torque the clamp bolts on the driver’s side front and rear crossbars
to: 5.2 N·m (53 kgf-cm, 46 lbf-in)
| Slowly tighten the clamp bolts to a constant torque before reaching the
final torque value.
Excessive tightening of the clamp bolts may cause gaps to the crossbar covers.
Do not scratch or damage the vehicle.
5|
| Step Ladder
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| A. By hand, verify each crossbar that all four (4) clamp housings are tight
onto the vehicle’s roof side rails. No movement should occur.
NOTE: If any of the crossbar clamps are loose, return to step 5.
**| Do not scratch or damage the vehicle.
8**|
| Step Ladder
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| A. Identify the left hand (LH) crossbar covers from the right hand (RH)
crossbar covers by the markings on the back side of the covers, then install
and fully seat all four (4) crossbar covers onto the crossbars accordingly.
| Ensure all four (4) crossbar covers are seated in place.
9| **| Step Ladder and Key
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| A. Insert provided key into the keyhole of the crossbar cover and turn
clockwise to lock it in place.
NOTE: Ensure the crossbar cover seats flush onto the crossbar.
B. Repeat procedure to lock the remaining three (3) crossbar covers.
**| Be careful not to lose the keys.
10| **| Step Ladder
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| A. Temporarily remove and place the key aside.
B. Position the lower area of the key cover into the crossbar cover first,
then apply pressure to the upper area of the key cover until an audible
“click” is heard.
C. Repeat the procedure for the remaining three (3) key covers.
| Ensure all four (4) key covers have seated in place.
11**|
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| A. Place the provided crossbar keys, 5mm hex key, quick reference guide and
these installation instructions into the hardware bag and place bag into the
vehicle’s glove box.
Do not exceed 165 lbs / 75 kg of evenly distributed weight on crossbars.
Do not drive vehicle over 75 mph / 120 kph with load attached to
crossbars.
Check the height of the vehicle before driving under tunnels or
parking lots with low bridges when crossbars are installed.
Do not use the 5mm hex key when the key cover is open, only use it
when the crossbar cover has been removed from the crossbar.
Visual Check
| Item to be Checked| Result
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| Verify the clamps are fully seated onto side roof rails and tight.|
Crossbars are secure and clamps fully tightened.
| Ensure the crossbars are locked in position and do not jiggle or rattle.
Firmly grab crossbar and wiggle in forward / rearward and upward / downward
motions. No movement should occur.| Crossbar covers and key covers are locked
in place and not loose.
| Ensure crossbar covers and key covers are fully seated and locked in
position.| Bag is placed in vehicle’s glove box.
| Verify bag containing crossbar keys, 5mm hex key, quick reference guide
(QRG)
and installation instructions is in vehicle’s glove box.| Crossbars are in
correct position.
| Confirm the crossbars are properly positioned as shown below.| Clamps are
fully seated and tight.
X = 21.5″ (546mm)
Y = 27.3″ (693mm)
Z = 17.5″ (444mm)
Key & Lock Core Set Service Part Installation
1|
| Flat-Blade Screwdriver
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| NOTE : Key and Lock Core set should be replaced as a set to all four
(4) crossbar covers.
A. Carefully insert a flat-blade screwdriver into the back side of the
crossbar cover and depress the lock core’s locking tab as shown.
B. Push the lock core forward from the back side of the crossbar cover.
C. Remove and discard the lock core.
| Do not damage the crossbar cover.
2| |
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| A. Fully insert a new key into a new lock core.
3| | Flat-Blade Screwdriver
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| A. Align and insert the new lock core into the crossbar cover then using a
flat-blade screwdriver, depress the lock core’s locking tab as shown.
B. Insert the lock core until fully engaged.
NOTE: Carefully listen for a “click” to ensure lock core has fully
engaged.
| Do not damage the crossbar cover.
4| |
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| A. Remove the key and confirm the lock core is fully seated into the
crossbar cover.
B. Repeat lock core replacement to the remaining three (3) crossbar covers.
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