Ford Transit Connect Rack Bolts at Sandra Raines blog

Ford Transit Connect Rack Bolts. Place the ulti bars onto the roof brackets, aligning them properly before securing them in place. Tighten the bolts on the inside of the van to securely fasten the roof brackets in place. Locate the covers on the roof. Use stainless bolts if you can get some and loads of grease on. My front bolts are slightly longer due to slope of roof needing angled packer. Ford specifies that the maximum intrusion for the bolts is 0.62 inches. A lot of installers use rivnuts for roof rails. Apply some silicone sealant around the holes. The ford transit connect has 2 fixing points on each side of the van, each point is an m8 threaded hole in the roof, covered by a cap with a 5mm allen key. Peel off the covers with a plastic chisel. I've put the bolts back in with some. Add that number to the thickness of the material that is. You can also open the hole to make it larger, so that you can use a larger rivnut. Removed the scabby roof rack from my new van today and now there are four bolt holes in the roof!

Locate the covers on the roof. The ford transit connect has 2 fixing points on each side of the van, each point is an m8 threaded hole in the roof, covered by a cap with a 5mm allen key. A lot of installers use rivnuts for roof rails. Add that number to the thickness of the material that is. Ford specifies that the maximum intrusion for the bolts is 0.62 inches. Apply some silicone sealant around the holes. Peel off the covers with a plastic chisel. You can also open the hole to make it larger, so that you can use a larger rivnut. Removed the scabby roof rack from my new van today and now there are four bolt holes in the roof! Place the ulti bars onto the roof brackets, aligning them properly before securing them in place.

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Ford Transit Connect Rack Bolts A lot of installers use rivnuts for roof rails. Ford specifies that the maximum intrusion for the bolts is 0.62 inches. Removed the scabby roof rack from my new van today and now there are four bolt holes in the roof! The ford transit connect has 2 fixing points on each side of the van, each point is an m8 threaded hole in the roof, covered by a cap with a 5mm allen key. A lot of installers use rivnuts for roof rails. I've put the bolts back in with some. Apply some silicone sealant around the holes. Place the ulti bars onto the roof brackets, aligning them properly before securing them in place. Peel off the covers with a plastic chisel. Locate the covers on the roof. Add that number to the thickness of the material that is. Tighten the bolts on the inside of the van to securely fasten the roof brackets in place. You can also open the hole to make it larger, so that you can use a larger rivnut. My front bolts are slightly longer due to slope of roof needing angled packer. Use stainless bolts if you can get some and loads of grease on.