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G'day all,

I bought used front and rear ARB bars and need help with where to fit the following:

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An L shaped bracket:




Exhibit B:
Front bar near the fog lights, but what is the use for it:



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PM Seacomms, Bernard, he just recently fitted his second hand front ARB bar, he'll be able to point you in the right direction.
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http://www.arb.com.au/media/products...53/fitting.pdf
Above is the instruction manual for the bar by ARB. The 2nd figure is the captive nut.
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A is for the rear bar. That piece goes inside the chassis rail and matches up to the hole positions on the brackets.

B is for the front bar and is the bolt which goes through the chassis rail (which you may be required to drill)
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Thanks Guys, now I just have to figure out the number plate relocation. I will have to get a crimping tool set for the wiring.

Please explain how to wire the rear plate lights to the spare wheel?

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