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Cab Curtain
Installation Instructions
For: Jeep TJ/TJD
2003 – 2006
Part Number: 41423
Cab Curtain shown with Sun Cap, and Cargo Cover (all sold separately)
DO NOT INSTALL THIS PRODUCT ON ANY VEHICLE OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED ABOVE.
This product is only designed for the vehicles listed above. Failure to install this product on the proper
vehicle could cause injury to the vehicle occupants and damage to the product.
Important Note: The Cab Curtain
is designed to attach to the leading edge of the Cargo Cover,
sold separately through your
dealer.
Table of Contents
CAB CURTAIN PARTS LIST .................................. PAGE 2
C
AB CURTAIN TOOLS NEEDED ............................. PAGE 2
AB CURTAIN INSTALLATION ................................ PAGE 2
C
C
AB CURTAIN WARRANTY ................................... PAGE 5
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Cab Curtain Fabric Qty - 1
“Z” Channel, 29 1/2" Qty - 1
Parts List and Hardware Identifi cation
Tools Needed
Phillips Screwdriver
Power Drill
1/8" Drill Bit
Pencil
Center Punch or
Utility Knife
Silicone Sealant
Safety Glasses
#8 x 1" Pan Head Screw, Part
Number 295.95, Qty - 5,
Snap Head Screw, Part
Number 200.49, Qty - 3,
Check for wiring and fuel lines before drilling holes in riser.
Step One
INSTALL “Z” CHANNEL
Fold the front seats forward and locate the
“Z” Channel in the parts kit. Orient the channel so that, when installed, the opening will
be down. Place the channel on the vertical
face of the riser between the front and rear
fl oors, centered in the fl at area in the middle
of the vehicle. The top edge of the channel
should be fl ush with the top of the riser. Use
the holes in the channel as guides to mark,
center punch and drill fi ve 1/8" holes. Install
the channel using the fi ve #8 x 1" Pan Head
Screws from the parts kit.
“Z” Channel
Rear Floor
29 1/2" “Z”
Channel
Acorn Locknut, Part
Number 427.11, Qty - 3,
Rear Floor
#8 x 1" Pan
Head Screw
Riser
Rear
Floor
It is easier to drill holes by either slitting the carpet with a 1/2" “X” shape to access the sheet metal, or center punch
through the carpet, remove the carpet and drill the necessary holes - then add smaller slits in the carpet to access the
holes for attachment.
After drilling the holes for the “Z” Channel in the fl oor riser, put silicone sealer on the holes before installing the channel
with the screws.
If the vehicle is equipped with a factory console, it will be necessary to leave the center screw out of the channel.
Step Two
FASTEN STRAPS
Orient the Cab Curtain with the window
toward the top and with the vinyl side
out, toward the rear of the vehicle. Start
with the top straps and wrap the four top
straps around the sport bar. Then thread
the end of each strap through each
buckle. Loosely tighten each strap to
hold the Cab Curtain in position. Repeat
this procedure with the side straps. It
may be necessary to lift up slightly on
the Fold Down Bow to work the middle
strap underneath, in order to wrap it
around the sport bar.
Front
Floor
Threading Strap
through Buckle
Riser
Buckle
Strap
Top Straps - Wrap
around Sport Bar
Rear Sport
Bar
Cab Curtain
Front
Floor
Riser
Sport Bars
Fold Down Bow - Work
Strap under Bow
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Step Three
SECURE CAB CURTAIN TO “Z” CHANNEL
Gently pull down on the bottom of the Cab
Curtain fabric and slip the plastic strip sewn
on the bottom of the fabric into the “Z”
Channel installed earlier.
Once the plastic strip is in place in the “Z”
Channel, fasten the web straps on the
door to the loop strips on either side of the
opening. Adjust the plastic strip if necessary.
Tighten up all the straps.
Buckles
“Z” Channel
Fabric
Loop Strips
Step Four
TO OPEN THE CENTER FLAP
To open the center fl ap in the Cab Curtain, pull on the Web
Straps at the bottom of the door to release them from the
Loop Strips. Roll the door and fasten the Web Straps to the
Loop Strips on each side of the top of the door.
Plastic
Strip
To Open - Roll Flap
and Fasten Web
Straps to Loop Strips
Web Straps - Fasten to Loop
Strips at bottom of Door
If You Have a New Cargo Cover on Your Vehicle*
Step Five - Optional
Locate the fl ap sewn to the vinyl
side of the Cab Curtain. Pull the fl ap
out over the top of the front edge of
the Cargo Cover.
* If you do not have a Cargo Cover, save the three (3) snaps and nuts for possible future use.
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Cab Curtain - From
Rear
Cargo Cover
Pull Flap out and
Over Cargo Cover
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If You Have a New Cargo Cover on Your Vehicle*
Step Six - Optional
Pull up on the front, reinforced edge of
Push Snap Head Screw
through to form a hole
the Cargo Cover and mark the locations
matching the three snaps on the Cab
Curtain fl ap, on the webbing along the
top of the Cargo Cover.
Step Seven - Optional
At the marked locations, push the sharp
end of a Snap Head Screw through the
Cargo Cover from the webbing side, to
make a hole. Once a hole is formed, pull
the screw back out of the hole. Then push
the screw through the hole from the vinyl
side so that the snap is on top of the vinyl.
Thread an Acorn Locknut over the pointed
end of the Snap Head Screw. Snap
the Cargo Cover and the Cab Curtain
together with the three snaps.
* If you do not have a Cargo Cover, save the three (3) snaps and nuts for possible future use.
Snaps - on underside of fl ap
Webbing
Cargo Cover Fabric Backing Up
Snap Head
Screw
Cargo Cover
Fabric - Vinyl Up
Acorn Locknut
Install Studs on Webbing
Reinforced Front Edge of
Cargo Cover
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Care and Maintenance of your New Cab Curtain
Your Cab Curtain is made of the fi nest materials available. To keep it looking new and for the maximum possible wear, it will need periodic cleaning and maintenance.
Washing: The fabric should be washed often using soap, warm water and a soft bristle brush. Rinse with clear water to remove all
traces of soap.
Windows: Keep windows clean to avoid scratching. DO NOT use a brush on the windows! Wash with a watersoaked cloth or sponge
and a mild dishwashing detergent. NEVER WIPE THE WINDOWS WHEN THEY ARE DRY. Be careful when cleaning snow or frost
from the vinyl windows since they are easily scratched and may crack at low temperatures. DO NOT roll the sides or rear window in
cold weather. The windows become stiff and will crack.
Snaps: Keep snaps cleaned and lubricated with silicone to help prevent snaps from sticking to the studs. If a snap does become stuck
to a stud, use a screwdriver and GENTLY pry apart to prevent permanent damage to the snap or the top fabric.
LIMITED WARRANTY
We warrant our product to be free from defects in material and workmanship, for terms specifi ed below, provided
there has been normal use and proper mainte nance. This warranty applies to the original purchaser only. All
remedies under this warranty are limited to the repair or replacement of any item or items found by the factory to
be defective within the time period specifi ed.
If you have a warranty claim, fi rst you must call our factory at the number below for instructions. You must retain
proof of purchase and submit a copy with any items returned for warranty work. Upon completion of warranty
work, if any, we will return the repaired or replaced item or items to you freight prepaid. Damage to our products
caused by accidents, fi re, vandalism, negligence, misinstallation, misuse, Acts of God, or by defective parts not
manufactured by us, is not covered under this warranty.
THE WARRANTY TIME PERIOD IS AS FOLLOWS: ALL “GOODS” MANUFACTURED BY OUR COMPANY: ONE
YEAR FROM DATE OF PURCHASE.
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
CREATED HEREBY ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE SAME DURATION AND SCOPE AS THE EXPRESS
WRITTEN WARRANTY. OUR COMPANY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specifi c legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
For further information, please contact: Customer Service
800-845-3567
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All or a portion of this product may have been made in China
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