Nissan Xterra/Frontier Gen II Slider Installation Instructions

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Nissan Xterra/Frontier Gen II Slider Installation Instructions


These instructions can be printed from our support page here:
http://engineeringpp.com/support.html

Time Required: 30-60 mins Difficulty: 3.5/10

Tools Required:
Torque Wrench ~150ft-lb capacity
(2) Jack Stands
14mm wrench
17mm wrench
(2) 24mm wrench

(optional)
⅜” or ½” drive ratchet
14mm socket
17mm socket
24mm socket
anti-seize compound

Please read all instructions carefully before beginning installation. If you do not have the technical or physical knowledge or tools necessary to perform this installation STOP! Please contact us via PM on XterraNation.org or email at info@engineeringPP.com and we will do our best to assist you in finding a qualified installer. Thank you. Be safe.

If equipped, Remove factory Nissan step-rails using a 14mm wrench or socket. They are attached by 2 bolts in each of 3 places to the body.

Remove frame mounted vibration damper using a 14mm wrench or socket. They are mounted on the frame above the leaf spring hanger.

Insert frame sleeves through slotted holes from inner side.

Note: The frame is wider at the front than the middle, so the frame sleeves for the front are denoted with a stamped ‘F’


Set up jack stands behind the front wheel and in front of the rear wheel, place the slider between them under the rocker panel.

Using the jack stands to support the weight of the slider slip the hole in the front and middle slider mounting brackets over the frame sleeve.
Note: Driver side slider will be stamped with ‘D’ on the front mount bracket.


(Optional) Apply an anti-seize compound to the non-threaded portion of the bolts to prevent oxidation and corrosion of the bolt to the frame sleeve. If applied to the threads modified torque values are required.
Insert the 16MM bolt through the center mount from the outside and lightly install the washer and nut by hand.

Insert the 16MM bolt through the front mount and lightly install the washer and nut by hand.

Install 10MM bolts in the rear mount plate and the vibration damper using a 17mm wrench or socket torque to 20-26 ft-lbs.

Torque the middle 16mm bolt to 46-62 ft-lbs using (2) 24mm wrenches, sockets or a combination.

Torque the front 16mm bolt to 46-62 ft-lbs using (2) 24mm wrenches, sockets or a combination.
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Torque the middle 16mm bolt to 122-146 ft.-lbs. using (2) 24mm wrenches, sockets or a combination.

Torque the 10MM bolts in the rear mount plate and the vibration damper to 39-48 ft.-lbs. using a 17mm wrench or socket.

Torque the front 16mm bolt to 122-146 ft.-lbs. using (2) 24mm wrenches, sockets or a combination.


*All instructions subject to change without notice.
**P&P Engineering HIGHLY recommends that all aftermarket products be installed by a trained and qualified automotive service professional.

This post to be updated with pictures. I took some but they turned out for crap.
 
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eddieb

Bought an X
Location
Orlando
Received and installed today. Installation was straight forward, fit was great. I was surprised to find my 2013 did not have vibration dampers. Only minor setback i encountered was shipment was short 2 10mm bolts, locks and flats- this was easily remedied by a trip to the hardware store.

Highly recommend, fit and qualiry appear top notch!
 

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Sorry about shorting you that hardware! I can't believe we did that.

Thanks for the otherwise kind words. How did the powdercoat deal with the shipping trip?

Feel free to put up some beauty shots.
 

eddieb

Bought an X
Location
Orlando
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Sorry we missed you there, or we're never introduced if we were ever in the same place.

I had to take off by Wednesday evening.
 
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