DuroBumps DBRLC35 Toyota Aftermarket Bump Stops Instruction Manual
- May 15, 2024
- DuroBumps
Table of Contents
DuroBumps DBRLC35 Toyota Aftermarket Bump Stops
Product Information
- Specifications:
- Part Numbers: DBRLC35, DBRLC425, DBRLC525
- Product Name: Rear Bump Stops
- Includes:
- (2) Two rear DuroBumps
- (4) Four JIS 10.9 M8-1.25 40mm flange bolts with pre-applied thread locker
- (1) One FREE sticker
Product Usage Instructions
- Step 1: Following vehicle manufacturer recommendations, use a properly rated jack to lift the rear of the truck. Support the frame rails with jack stands and remove the rear wheels.
- Step 2: Remove the OEM bump stop on the frame rail above the rear axle tube using a 12mm deep socket. There are 2 bolts for each bump stop.
- Step 3: Clean any mud or debris from the frame using a scraper or wire brush.
- Step 4: Mount the DuroBumps bump stop in the OEM location on the frame rail. Note that the holes in the bump stop are offset. Position the bump stop with the edge closest tothe holes facing the coil spring to prevent contact. Insert the bolts into the factory holes and tighten using a 12mm socket wrench until snug. Do not over-tighten.
- Step 5: Reinstall the wheels and lower the vehicle back to the ground. Torque the lug nuts to factory specifications. Now you are ready to enjoy your enhanced vehicle performance whether hitting some trails or cruising the mall!
FAQs
- Q: Can I install these rear bump stops myself?
- A: Yes, you can follow the provided instructions to install the rear bump stops on your vehicle.
- Q: Do I need any special tools for installation?
- A: You will need a properly rated jack, jack stands, a 12mm deep socket, and a 12mm socket wrench for installation.
What’s included
- (2) Two rear DuroBumps
- (4) Four JIS 10.9 M8-1.25 40mm flange bolts with pre-applied thread locker
- (1) One FREE sticker
Tools Required
- Jack and Jack stands
- 12mm deep socket wrench
- Lug nut socket or wrench
- Scraper or wire brush to clean debris
- Torque wrench
Instructions:
- Step 1 : Follow vehicle manufacturer recommendations and use a properly rated jack. Lift the rear of the truck with the floor jack and support the frame rails with jack stands. Remove the rear wheels. Be sure to use jack stands!
- Step 2 : Remove the OEM bump stop located on the frame rail above the rear axle tube, using a 12 mm deep socket. There are 2 bolts for each bump stop.
- Step 3: Use a scraper or wire brush to clean any mud/debris from the frame.
- Step 4: Mount the DuroBumps bump stop in the OEM location on the frame rail noting that the holes in the bump stop are offset. Position the bump stop with the edge closest to the holes facing the coil spring. This locates the bump stop away from the coil spring preventing contact. Insert the bolts into the factory holes. Tighten the bolts using a 12mm socket wrench until snug. Do not over-tighten.
- Step 5: Repeat steps 2 – 4 on the other side of the vehicle.
- Step 6: Reinstall the wheels and lower the vehicle back to the ground. Torque the lug nuts to factory specifications.
Now go hit some trails or cruise the mall … whatever you’re into!
- www.DuroBumps.com.
- Part# DBRLC35,
- DBRLC425,
- DBRLC525
- Rear Bump Stops
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