CANOPY INSTALLATION MANUAL
Please read the instruction manual carefully to avoid damaging parts or vehicles. Thank you.
1. List of Installation Manifests
The following is a list of installation checklists for this product. When you receive this package, please check the number of parts with this list carefully. If there is any discrepancy, please contact us in time to avoid the wrong installation or missing installation of parts during the installation of this product.
| Name of Parts | Photo | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Front door | [Image of front door panel] | 1 |
| Rear door | [Image of rear door panel] | 1 |
| Left door | [Image of left side panel] | 1 |
| Right door | [Image of right side panel] | 1 |
| Roof plate | [Image of main roof panel] | 1 |
| Luggage holder | [Image of two rack/holder pieces] | 2 |
| Fixed bottom plate | [Image of two base plates] | 2 |
2. Installation Steps
Step 1: Install top plate and luggage holder
The product's top plate is wide at the front and narrow at the back, designed to follow the curvature of the vehicle body. Install the two luggage holders at both ends of the top plate, aligning them with the mounting holes in the installation direction shown in the figure.
[Diagram showing the top plate and two luggage holders, with arrows indicating attachment points and labels for 'Narrow in back' and 'Width in front'.]
Step 2: Install the left and right door frames
Install the left and right door frames onto the top plate according to the corresponding screw holes.
[Diagram showing the left and right door frames being attached to the assembled roof plate structure, with arrows indicating the direction of attachment.]
Step 3: Install the fixed base plate above the left and right door frames.
After the fixed base plate is installed, use sealant to glue each screw. Finally, fix with M6 nuts.
[Diagram showing the fixed base plate being placed over the door frames. A close-up view shows screws and M6 nuts, with text indicating the use of sealant.]
Step 4: Install front and rear door frames
Install the front and rear door frames in the designated hole positions, paying attention to the front and rear directions. Secure using M8 type screws and nuts. When the installation is complete, the assembly will resemble the final image.
[Diagram showing the front and rear door frames being attached to the main canopy structure. A close-up view shows M8 screws and nuts.]
Step 5: Install a type B rubber strip on the bottom of the canopy.
When the main body installation is complete, apply a type B rubber strip along the bottom edge of the canopy. The blue area in the figure indicates the application area.
[Diagram showing the canopy with a blue strip applied to the bottom edge. A close-up view shows a roll of rubber sealing strip.]
Step 6: Glue sealing is carried out in the splicing part of the main body of the product
The front and rear frames and the side frame splicing parts of the top plate are bonded using seam tape on both sides. After bonding, apply glue to seal the splicing. Once the glue is applied, use auxiliary tools to smooth the glue and remove the seam tape.
[Diagram showing the assembled canopy. Text describes bonding with seam tape and sealing with glue. A close-up view shows seam tape, a tube of glue, and a tool for smoothing/tearing tape.]
Step 7: The product is assembled and installed on the car.
Secure the canopy to the vehicle using original bore and auxiliary snaps for non-destructive installation. Install using snap-on brackets and fix with M8 type screws and anti-release nuts.
[Diagram showing the canopy installed on a truck bed. A close-up view shows brackets and screws being attached to the truck bed, with text describing the use of M8 screws and anti-release nuts.]
