nerf bar/step rail install

Take a minute and crawl under your truck by the door and look up. You will see a few bolts sticking out that the nerf bars slide over and a nut will secure it all.

I did mine and im not kidding when I say from box to install took 25 min total . That included reading the instructions 2 different sizes sockets and thats it. EASY

ill get you some pics of mine tommorow really easy to install do it your self

Nothing to it, no special tool, and no guessing they bolt right on.

One thing the little flat head philips screws that hold the plastic step plate onto the side step will start to rust on you or atleast mine did. If you take them out you should be able to get stainless replacements at any hardeware store like ace or true value and if I recall they are Metric.

Just slide the steps onto the bolts under the truck and hand tighten the middle first, then go to town.
I took mine off last week, didn't want to taco them at any point and I prefer the look anyway.

Do you guys know the torque on the nuts that hold the stock step rails?

Here ya go!

Brackets to the frame get 9.4 ft/lbs.

Brackets to the step get 6.2 ft/lbs.

And when you get a chance take out the stock screws on top of the step rail and change them to stainless. Mine started rusting in a week.

Its easy, just dont overdo it bolting the brackets to the frame. I got a little too in to it and broke the stud off the frame on one of them. Be gentle, they dont require much torque.

Alternate mounting options

drb0587 said:

Its easy, just dont overdo it bolting the brackets to the frame. I got a little too in to it and broke the stud off the frame on one of them. Be gentle, they dont require much torque.

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Same thing happened to me on the Rear driver side lower bolt. Did you find any alternative to mount the bracket? Weld? Cement Weld? Etc?