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The information in this installation instruction is intended for use only by skilled technicians who have the proper tools, equipment, and training to correctly and safely add equipment to your vehicle. These procedures should not be attempted by “do-it-yourselfers.

NOTE:
• Be careful not to damage the body paint finish.
• Body side moldings should only be installed if the ambient air temperature is 15°C (60°F) or above.
• To allow the adhesive to cure, do not wash the vehicle for 24 hours. Please advise the customer.
• These installation instructions show the left body side moldings being installed. The same procedure applies to installing the right body side moldings.

1. Using one alcohol swab, clean the area where the left body side molding will attach.
2. Align the front template to the left front door and attach the template to the door using strips of masking tape.
3. Place the left front body side molding against the template to verify the installation position on the left front door. Remove the body side molding.
4. Peel back approximately 1½ to 2 inches of adhesive backing from each adhesive tape, and tape the ends to the front surface of the body side molding. Remove the small end pieces of the adhesive backing.
5. Align the left front body side molding with the front template, and attach it to the left front door. If the vehicle has door edge film installed, align the end with the door edge film.

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This guide has been prepared to help you get quickly acquainted with your new Mercedes-Benz and to provide a convenient reference source for common questions.

However, it is not intended as a substitute for your Operator’s Manual. For complete operational instructions, maintenance procedures and important safety messages, please consult your Operator’s Manual and other warning labels in your truck.
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SAFETY/SECURITY
• Next Generation multistage front air bags
• Supplemental side-curtain air bags protect all 3 rows
• Available Rear Park Assist System
• Available electronic low-speed traction control
• Large front headlamps and rear fog lamps
• Folding, heated power mirrors
• 4-wheel disc ABS
• Sentry Key® Theft Deterrent System
• Available headlamp washers
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The following features and statements describe the all-new Chrysler Sebring Cabrio at its launch and continue to apply through the 2008 model year.
• Electronic Stability Programme (ESP)* with Brake Assist and all-speed traction control
• Next Generation driver and front-passenger air bags †
• Supplemental front-seat-mounted side air bags †
• Centre floor console with dual-level storage and sliding armrest
• Heated/cooled front cup holder (Limited)
• Advanced technologies (In-Cluster EVIC and Automatic Temperature Control)
• Heated leather-trimmed front seats (Limited)
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Chrysler
Retaining its title as the only pickup in its segment to offer a V-8 engine, the 2008 Dodge Dakota ups the ante with a more powerful 4.7-LV-8 engine that not only offers 302 HP (31 percent increase) and 329 LB – FT of torque (13 percent increase), but also better fuel economy and increased refinement. Ordered as a 4WD, the midsize pickup is flat-towable with both the automatic and manual transmissions. The restyled Dakota is offered in two body styles – Extended Cab and Crew Cab – and six trim levels: ST, SXT, SLT, TRX4, Sport and Laramie.
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Packing Tips
• Do not overstuff or over-load Saddlebag. The whole concept here is to tour with the lightest load possible. Go lighter, go faster.
• See fig A. Pack sleeping bag first by pulling through one side opening and out the other to distribute volume evenly. Then, pack other items to evenly distribute the load from side-to-side. Last things to go in: tools and rain gear.
• To avoid wearing through the pack from vibrations, pack all sharp and/or hard items inside a protective layer. For example, create a sleeve for tire irons from a section of old inner tuber and pack other tools in Dave’s Oil Bottle Toolkit; wrap other hard items in clothing.
• Use compression straps to secure tent, tarp, bivy sack, sleeping pad, rain gear and other lightweight items to outside of bag.
• Although Giant Loop Saddlebags are water resistant, they are not totally dust or waterproof. These are built with 1050 Ballistic Cordura, literally the toughest product we could find but if you are going to be in torrential rain, pack gear inside heavy-duty trash bags or waterproof stuff sacks, then secure in or on bag. Been there and that actually works.
• Visit our website at GiantLoopMoto.com for more tips from riders and instructions for creating Dave’s Oil Bottle Toolkit and Inner Tube Sleeve.
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This documentation is provided as an educational guide only and all included content, including written information and images, is “as is.” No warranty explicit or implied is stated and the author shall not be held liable for any damages or for any personal injury sustained.
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1. Remove contents and check for damage. Verify all parts are present. Read instructions completely before installation.
2. Locate driver side mounting locations on vehicle (See Figure 1and 2). Repeat for passenger side.
3. Attach driver side front and rear mounting brackets to underside of rocker panel as shown using M8 hex bolts, 5/16” flat washer and 5/16” lock washer. Hand tighten only (See Figure 1 and 2). Repeat for passenger side.
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Special Instructions for Air Connections
1. To cut the tubing correctly an appropriate cutter must be used (not a scissors)
2. When inserting the tubing into the connection it must be pushed in approximately 14mm until a click is heard.
3. To remove the tube, push the flange on the connection and at the same time pull the tube. (No tool is necessary.)
4. ATTENTION, when a tube is removed it is important to trim 14mm from the end before reconnection.
5. IT is advisable that LOCKTITE be used on the threaded fittings.
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