Raingler 2024+ Toyota J250 Landcruiser/GX550 Behind 2nd Row Seats Barrier Divider Net Installation

Installation Overview

Estimated Time: About 60 minutes

Tools Required (may vary by vehicle):

• Trim Panel removal tool
• Metric sockets: 10mm (14mm also required for Full Height installation)
• 1/2" Drive Ratchet wrench (a cordless drill with a socket adapter is helpful)
• 5mm Allen Driver

Hardware to Use: C105RW (C1019 included for Full Height Version)

[Image: A collection of tools including a DeWalt 20v cordless drill, trim panel removal tool, various sockets (10mm, 14mm), a ratchet wrench, and an Allen driver.]

Getting Started

Tilt the 2nd-row seats down. The Raingler logo should normally face the rear during installation, but it can be installed facing the other direction if preferred.

Step 1: Prepare Mounting Points

Using a trim panel removal tool, carefully insert it into the small opening at the top of the side wall indentation covers, located above the wheel well cover.

[Image: A hand holding a yellow trim panel removal tool inserting it into a small opening on a car's interior panel, near a seat belt anchor point.]

Remove the bolt cover.

And remove the 10mm bolt.

[Image: A close-up of a hand using a socket wrench to remove a bolt from a car's interior panel after the bolt cover has been removed.]

Reinstall using the C105RW Large washer, the Square anchor with tab, a small neoprene-backed washer, and the black socket head screw, assembled in the order shown.

[Image: A close-up showing the reinstallation of a bolt with a large washer, a square anchor with a tab, a neoprene washer, and a socket head screw into the car's interior panel.]

Orient the Square ring to face forward.

[Image: A close-up of a car's interior mounting point with the newly installed square anchor plate, oriented forward.]

Step 2: Install Lower Anchor Points (Full Height Only)

(Full Height Barrier Only): Grasp and pop up the lower seat belt strap anchor plate cover.

[Image: A close-up of a hand lifting a plastic cover near a seat belt anchor point on a car's interior.]

Remove the 14mm head bolt using a ratchet wrench.

[Image: A ratchet wrench with a socket attached, being used to remove a 14mm bolt from a car's interior mounting point.]

Install the C1015 Anchor plate with the slot oriented upwards and towards the center of the cabin.

[Image: A hand screwing a bolt into a newly installed anchor plate (C1015) in the car's interior. The anchor plate has a slot oriented upwards.]

Tighten as shown.

[Image: A close-up of a tightened bolt securing an anchor plate to the car's interior structure.]

Step 3: Attach Net Straps

Ready to install the net itself.

Hook the net's top straps to the ceiling handles. Feed the straps between the handle and headliner, then into the buckle cam. Open the cam buckle by depressing the tab and feed the strap's tapered end under the opposite flat side. Loosely draw the net up high, but do not fully tighten until both sides are attached and the net is centered.

[Image: A close-up of the net's top straps being hooked onto a car's interior ceiling handle, with the strap feeding between the handle and headliner.]

Install the side wall straps. This will be the bottom strap on the Upper Barrier and the Middle Strap on the Full Height Barrier.

[Image: A side wall strap being attached to a mounting point in the car's interior, likely using a bolt and anchor plate.]

Install the Full Height Barrier's Lower Anchor Plate straps.

[Image: The lower anchor plate straps for the Full Height Barrier being attached to the car's interior mounting points.]

Step 4: Center and Secure Barrier

Center the barrier, starting with the top handle straps, then the lower straps, and finally the center straps if installing a Full Height Version. Double-check that the 2nd-row seat can fully seat if running the Full Height Barrier, as desired. Wrap and cover the buckles as demonstrated in the accompanying video.

[Image: A close-up of a net strap buckle being secured to a mounting point.]

Upper Barrier:

[Image: The installed Upper Barrier net in the rear of a Toyota J250 Landcruiser/GX550, attached to ceiling handles and side mounting points.]

Full Height:

(Shown with optional ceiling storage attic net)

[Image: The installed Full Height Barrier net in the rear of a Toyota J250 Landcruiser/GX550, shown with an optional ceiling storage attic net.]