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Installing a door side step on the utility rail

LEE JONG HOE

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안녕하세요, 사진과 비슷한 유틸리티 레일에 도어 사이드 스텝을 설치해 볼 계획입니다.


사용하기 가장 좋은 유형의 L-트랙 볼트, 재료 또는 설치 방법에 대해 조언해 주시겠습니까?

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Korean to English gives:-

"Hello, I'm planning to install a door side step on a utility rail similar to the one in the photo.

Can you advise me on the best type of L-track bolt, material, or installation method to use?"
 
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One consideration, the utility rail is only rated to hold ~40kg on the door
 
Buzz and DVA both make one, I opted for the Buzz kit like the photo. Very happy with it. Note the factory bolts can be difficult to remove would advise having your dealer break them loose before attempting install.
 
Buzz and DVA both make one, I opted for the Buzz kit like the photo. Very happy with it. Note the factory bolts can be difficult to remove would advise having your dealer break them loose before attempting install.
I’ll have to ask the dealer to release it.
 
Buzz and DVA both make one, I opted for the Buzz kit like the photo. Very happy with it. Note the factory bolts can be difficult to remove would advise having your dealer break them loose before attempting install.
As you say they were bloody tight so have to make sure you have really good torx bits or they’ll snap.
 
From what I remember you put new screws on that come with the steps.
 
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