• Using a 9MM socket, remove the spring clip and nut. • Immediately reinstall the nuts only. • Put two #10 washers onto the same bolt on top of the nut. • Put spring clips on top of the washers. NOTE: More washers can be used if needed. Make sure to leave sufficient threads for metric nut. • Using a 7MM socket, put the M4 x 7MM nut (supplied in this kit) on the stud to the hold spring clip and washers. Proceed to the next spring clip. • When all the spring clips are reinstalled, the interior tri

Remove seats and seat belts for better access to the windows. 2. Remove plastic trim surrounding the fixed body windows. Save the plastic trim for reinstallation. 3. Determine which guard goes to each window. NOTE: The perforated diamond shaped holes has one side that is smoother than the other. The smoother side goes towards the inside, facing the passenger. DOOR WINDOW GUARDS: 1. In order for guard to fit properly on frame, you must permanently remove the upper plastic trim on doors. The top o

This will alleviate the buckling headliner. WindowLatchcoverplateTrim(cut)headlinerifdesired WGI-F1-F2-F3-F4_INST_7-08 FORD VANS FULL SIZE VAN WINDOW GUARDS POSITIONS MODELS WGI-F1, F2, F3 AND F4 POSITION #1 DRIVER SIDE FIRST WINDOW F1-1 POSITION #2 DRIVER SIDE SECOND WINDOW F1-2 POSITION #3 DRIVER SIDE THIRD WINDOW F1-3 POSITION #9 SIDE SWING OUT DOOR F1-9 POSITION #8 SIDE SWING OUT DOOR F1-8 POSITION #10 PASS. SIDE SLIDE DOOR F2-10 POSITION #7 PASS. SIDE SECOND WINDOW F1-7 POSITION #6 PASS. SI

DOOR WINDOW GUARDS: 1. In order for guard to fit properly on frame, you must permanently remove the upper plastic trim on doors. The top of the lower door panel may have to be trimmed approximately .” to .”. (Note: Place guard on window frame to determine possible trimming). See section 8 – door window guard does not have cutouts for window latches (making them inoperable). 2. With the doors open, hold the window screen up to the window/door frame. The guard framework should fit evenly around th