Thule Kit 187025

This kit is specifically designed for vehicles equipped with T-Profile roof rails.

Kit Components and Specifications

The Thule Kit 187025 includes the following parts:

• 008 (x4)
• 027 (x4)
• 54201 (x1)
• 50795 (x4)
• 54693 (x4)
• 54692 (x1)

[!] Safety Information:

The maximum load capacity for individual components is 7 kg / 15.4 lbs. The total maximum load capacity for the entire roof rack system is 100 kg / 220 lbs.

Adhere to speed limits: Maximum recommended speed is 130 km/h (80 Mph). In certain conditions, a reduced speed of 80 km/h (50 Mph) may be required.

Foot Pack Installation

The foot pack requires assembly before installation. The process involves attaching the foot pack to the vehicle's roof rails. Ensure all connections are tightened to a torque of 4 Nm.

Diagram description: A visual guide showing the correct assembly and placement of the foot pack onto the vehicle's roof rails, ensuring proper alignment and secure fitting.

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Assembly Steps

Step 3

Diagram description: Illustrates the initial assembly of the foot pack components, with arrows indicating how the parts connect.

Step 4

Diagram description: Shows the correct positioning of the assembled foot pack onto the vehicle's roof rails.

Step 5

Diagram description: Depicts the process of securing the foot pack to the roof rail using screws.Tighten screws to a torque of 8 Nm.Use four (x4) screws for this step.

Step 6

Diagram description: Shows the final attachment of the foot pack. A directional arrow indicates the completion of this stage or a subsequent action. The number '2' is associated with this step, possibly referencing the foot pack or a specific instruction set.

Detailed Attachment Views

Diagram A

Diagram description: A close-up view detailing the mechanism of attaching the foot pack to the roof rail, highlighting connection points and any locking features for a secure fit.

Diagram B

Diagram description: Another detailed illustration of the foot pack attachment, potentially from a different angle or showing a specific type of roof rail connection for clarity.