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Navistar, Inc.: 2701 Navistar Drive, Lisle, IL 60532 USA
Navistar, Inc.: 2701 Navistar Drive, Lisle, IL 60532 USA
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Navistar, Inc.
Revision 1
July 2013
© 2013 Navistar, Inc. All rights reserved. All marks are trademarks of their respective owners.
Summary of Changes
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1. DESCRIPTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1.1. STANDARD CAB, EXTENDED CAB AND CREW CAB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1.2. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN) TAG LOCATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1.3. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.4. WINDSHIELD WASHER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2. OPERATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2.1. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2.2. WINDSHIELD WASHER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3. MAINTENANCE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
3.1. WINDSHIELD WASHER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
4. REMOVE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4.1. ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Remove One Piece Encapsulated Windshield on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and
Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4.2. REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITHOUT VAN BODY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Remove Rear Window Glass on Vehicles without Van Body on Standard Cab, Extended
Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.3. REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITH VAN BODY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Remove Rear Window Glass on Vehicles with Van Body on Standard Cab, Extended
Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
4.4. HOOD SEAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Remove Hood Seal on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for All Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4.5. SUNSHADE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Remove Sunshade on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.6. SUN VISOR AND CLIP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Remove Sun Visor and Clip on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . 27
4.7. IGNITION SWITCH AND IGNITION SWITCH CYLINDER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Remove Ignition Switch on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . 30
Remove Ignition Switch Cylinder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4.8. INSTRUMENT PANEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Remove Instrument Panel on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . 34
4.9. CAB DOORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Remove Front Cab Door on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . 38
Remove Rear Cab Door on Crew Cab for All Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
4.10. CAB DOOR HINGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Remove Front Cab Door Hinge on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Remove Rear Cab Door Hinge on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
4.11. CAB DOOR STRIKER PIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Remove Front Cab Door Striker Pin on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
All Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Remove Rear Cab Door Striker Pin on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
4.12. CAB DOOR CHECK BRACKET. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Remove Front Cab Door Check Bracket on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab
for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Remove Crew Cab rear Door Check Bracket on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
4.13. CAB DOOR CHECK LINK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
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Remove Rear Headliner Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Remove Front Headliner Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Remove Rear Headliner Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
4.39. CREW CAB B - PILLAR TRIM PANEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Remove B - Pillar Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
4.40. CAB DOOR OPENING WEATHER SEALS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Remove Front Cab Door Opening Weather Seals on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and
Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Remove Rear Cab Door Opening Weather Seals on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
4.41. WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
Remove Windshield Wiper Arm and Blade Assembly on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
4.42. CAB COWL TRAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Remove Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
before September 2000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Remove Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
after September 2000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
Remove Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
after February 2002. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
4.43. WINDSHIELD WIPER ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Remove Windshield Wiper Assembly on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
4.44. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Remove Electric Windshield Wiper Motor on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew
Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
4.45. WINDSHIELD WASHER BOTTLE AND/OR PUMP MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
Remove Windshield Washer Bottle and/or Pump Motor on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
4.46. ENGINE COVER AND CUP HOLDER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158
Remove Cup Holder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . 158
Remove Engine Cover on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . 158
4.47. CAB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
General Procedures for Cab Removal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
Remove Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting
for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab
and Extended Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab
and Extended Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Remove Low Mount Front Cab Mounting Isolators for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab before January 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Remove Low Mount Rear Cab Carriage Bolts and Compression Isolators for 4100, 4200,
4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models before January 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Remove Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200,
4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low
Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for all Crew Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and
4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for all Crew Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Remove Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for all Crew Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
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Remove Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for all Crew Cab
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Remove Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting
for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Remove Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for 4400 Model for City Tractor
Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Remove Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for 4400
Model for City Tractor Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
5. INSTALL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
5.1. ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
Install One Piece Encapsulated Windshield using Two Part U216 Urethane Adhesive
(adhesive A and curative B) on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . 173
Install One Piece Encapsulated Windshield using One Part U400HV Urethane Adhesive
on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
5.2. REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITHOUT VAN BODY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194
Install Rear Window Glass on Vehicles without Van Body on Standard Cab, Extended
Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194
5.3. REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITH VAN BODY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
Install Rear Window Glass on Vehicles with Van Body on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
5.4. HOOD SEAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Install Hood Seal on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
5.5. SUNSHADE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Install Sunshade on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
5.6. SUN VISOR AND CLIP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
Install Sun Visor and Clip on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . 229
5.7. IGNITION SWITCH AND IGNITION SWITCH CYLINDER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
Install Ignition Switch Cylinder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229
Install Ignition Switch on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . 230
5.8. INSTRUMENT PANEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
Install Instrument Panel on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . 230
5.9. CAB DOORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
Install Front Cab Door on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . 233
Install Rear Cab Door on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
5.10. CAB DOOR HINGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
Install Front Cab Door Hinge on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . 235
Install Rear Cab Door Hinge on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
5.11. CAB DOOR STRIKER PIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Install Front Cab Door Striker Pin on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Install Rear Cab Door Striker Pin on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
5.12. CAB DOOR CHECK BRACKET. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Install Front Cab Door Check Bracket on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab
for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Install Crew Cab Rear Door Check Bracket on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
5.13. CAB DOOR CHECK LINK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
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Install B - Pillar Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
5.40. CAB DOOR OPENING WEATHER SEALS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Install Front Cab Door Opening Weather Seals on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and
Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Install Rear Cab Door Opening Weather Seals on Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
5.41. WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Install Windshield Wiper Arm and Blade Assembly on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and
Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
5.42. CAB COWL TRAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Install Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
before September 2000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Install Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models after
September 2000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Install Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models after
February 2002. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
5.43. WINDSHIELD WIPER ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
Install Windshield Wiper Assembly on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
5.44. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
Install Electric Windshield Wiper Motor on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab
for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
5.45. WINDSHIELD WASHER BOTTLE AND/OR PUMP MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
Install Windshield Washer Bottle and/or Pump Motor on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
5.46. ENGINE COVER AND CUP HOLDER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
Install Engine Cover on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . 286
Install Cup Holder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287
5.47. CAB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
Cab Squaring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
Install Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for
4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
Install Low Mount Front Cab Mounting Isolators for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard
Cab and Extended Cab Models Before January 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
Install Low Mount Rear Cab Carriage Bolts and Compression Isolators for 4100, 4200,
4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models Before January 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100,
4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
Install Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300
and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount
Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for all Crew Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Install Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for all Crew Cab
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Install Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for all Crew Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cab Models and 4100, 4200, 4300
and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount
Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for all Crew Cab Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Install Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
Install Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for 4400 Model
for City Tractor Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
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Install Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for 4400 Model for City Tractor
Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting
for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292
General Procedures for Cab Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292
6. TROUBLESHOOTING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
6.1. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
6.2. WASHER PUMP MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
7. LUBRICATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
7.1. 4000 MILES (6000 KM) OR MONTHLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
7.2. AS REQUIRED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
8. ADJUSTMENTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
8.1. CAB DOOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
8.2. HINGE AT CAB HINGE PILLAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
8.3. STRIKER PIN AT LOCK PILLAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
8.4. WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
8.5. CAB AIR SUSPENSION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
9. FORMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
9.1. BONDED WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT REPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
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STANDARD CAB, EXTENDED CAB AND CREW CAB DESCRIPTION
1. DESCRIPTION
1.1. STANDARD CAB, EXTENDED CAB AND CREW CAB
The cab for the 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Models, including extended cab and crew cab Models, is made of
double sided galvanized steel which provides a strong cab with less weight and excellent corrosion protection.
Figure 1 illustrates the standard cab for the model/series covered in this section.
Figure 1 Standard Cab for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Models
Figure 2 illustrates the extended cab and crew cab for the model/series covered in this section.
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DESCRIPTION VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN) TAG LOCATION
Figure 2 Extended Cab and Crew Cab for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Models
VIN's are necessary if the need for replacement parts should occur. For this reason, you will want to know the
location for these important numbers. Cab and Chassis VINs (Items 1 and 2) are located on the face of cab
door latch pillar (Item 3), driver's side.
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ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS DESCRIPTION
The windshield wiper system consists of a single unitized 12 volt electric wiper motor (Item 1) that operates the
wiper arms (Item 2) through wiper linkage (Item 3). The motor has two speeds (low and high), and a park
position which is controlled by a three-position switch.
Since the electric wiper motor is of unitized construction, there is no need for motor rebuild or adjustments.
There are no serviceable parts; the complete assembly is replaced.
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DESCRIPTION WINDSHIELD WASHER
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WINDSHIELD WASHER DESCRIPTION
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DESCRIPTION WINDSHIELD WASHER
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ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS OPERATION
2. OPERATION
2.1. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS
The windshield wiper motor is a permanent magnet electric motor with a worm gear on the armature shaft
which drives a follower gear on the crankshaft. A cam is molded on the output gear and operates against a
switch mounted on the molded cover and is connected in the motor circuit.
When the motor is turned on, the switch floats in the circuit. When the motor is turned off, the switch continues
to supply current to the motor until the molded cam reaches the switch. This opens the circuit in the motor
and stops the wipers in the park position.
CAUTION
Do not attempt to move the blades through their sweep by grasping the wiper arm. This
action may result in the teeth being broken off the drive gear or the linkage bent. If blades
are frozen to windshield, do not operate control switch until they have been freed.
The three-position switch located on a knob at the end of the turn signal lever controls off, low speed, or high
speed operation and intermittent wiper (five pre-set delay settings) by rotating the knob.
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3. MAINTENANCE
3.1. WINDSHIELD WASHER
A minimum of service is required to keep the windshield washer operating. Keep reservoir filled with windshield
washer solvent and keep wiper nozzles clean. If dirt enters the reservoir, remove reservoir and flush out with
clean water. Refill reservoir with specified solvent after re-installing.
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ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD REMOVE
4. REMOVE
4.1. ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD
Remove One Piece Encapsulated Windshield on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
all Models
The 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 model vehicles come standard with a one piece encapsulated windshield
Figure 7.
IMPORTANT – To remove a one piece encapsulated windshield you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL®
Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has a tool box that includes the tools required to remove
and install bonded windshields. To order, call toll free in U. S. and Canada 1–800–520–2584 or Fax
1–800–578–7375. NOTE - The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470 is no longer
available through the INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available contact
INTERNATIONAL® service parts.
NOTE – Before starting to remove and replace a windshield, it is required that a self-carboning form from
INTERNATIONAL® titled “Bonded Windshield Replacement Report” be filled out completely to confirm
the condition of the vehicle and record the lot numbers of the Essex materials used before starting the
work. Refer to Figure 205 (See Figure 206, page 305) for a sample form at the back of this Manual.
1. Chock the wheels and unlatch fiberglass tilt hood on both sides and raise hood to full open position.
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REMOVE ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD
3. Before removing windshield, it will be necessary to remove the windshield wiper arms and blades. Refer to
WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE
ASSEMBLY, page 143).
4. If the unit is equipped with an exterior sunshade (Item 1) place a piece of tape (Item 2) on bottom side of
the three sunshade mounting brackets (Item 3). This will protect sunshade mounting bracket paint while
using cutting tool to remove windshield. If it is desired to remove the sunshade, refer to SUNSHADE (See
SUNSHADE, page 27), for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 models as required.
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ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD REMOVE
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REMOVE ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD
6. Work your fingers in behind driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) at the top between A pillar trim panel and
header trim panel (Item 2). Carefully pull the A pillar trim panel off the cab A pillar (Item 3). Lay A pillar
trim panel out of the way and save for installation.
7. Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 4) from passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) and remove
passenger side grab handle (Item 6). Work your fingers in behind passenger side A pillar trim panel at the
top between A pillar trim panel and header trim panel (Item 7). Carefully pull the A pillar trim panel off
the cab A pillar (Item 8). Lay A pillar trim panel, grab handle and hex bolts out of the way and save for
installation.
8. Once both driver and passenger side A pillar trim panels (Items 1 and 4) are removed, remove windshield
as follows.
WARNING
Wear protective eye wear and work gloves when removing windshield.
9. Using a utility knife (Item 1) lift outer flange of encapsulation rubber trim (Item 2) and cut encapsulation
rubber trim flange off all the way around windshield.
1. UTILITY KNIFE
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ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD REMOVE
2. ENCAPSULATION RUBBER
TRIM
Figure 10 Cutting Rubber Trim Flange Off
NOTE – When using a power knife to cut around the old windshield, use a spray bottle and lubricate
the cutting area with water (Figure 11). This will prevent burning of the urethane and re-bonding of the
windshield.
Figure 11 Spraying Cutting Area with Water while Cutting Windshield Out
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REMOVE ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD
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REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITHOUT VAN BODY REMOVE
10. Using a power knife (Item 1) with short inside cutting blade (Item 2) or long inside cutting blade (Item 3)
and/or outside cutting blade (Item 4), cut all the way around windshield until it is able to be lifted off the
cab windshield fence. If necessary use a long handle utility knife (Item 5) to cut through adhesive if
windshield will not lift off cab windshield fence.
11. Once the windshield (Item 1, Figure 13) is cut free from cab windshield fence, lift it off the cab. Place
windshield out of the way.
1. WINDSHIELD
Figure 13 Removing Windshield from Vehicle
The 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 model vehicles come standard with a bonded in rear window glass (Figure 14).
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REMOVE REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITHOUT VAN BODY
IMPORTANT – To remove a rear window glass you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL® Bonded
Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has a tool box that includes the tools required to remove and
install the bonded rear window glass. To order, call toll free in U. S. and Canada 1–800–520–2584 or
Fax 1–800–578–7375. NOTE - The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470 is no
longer available through the INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available contact
INTERNATIONAL® service parts.
NOTE – Before starting to remove and replace a rear window glass, it is required that a self-carboning
form from INTERNATIONAL® titled “Bonded Windshield Replacement Report” be filled out completely
to confirm the condition of the vehicle and record the lot numbers of the Essex materials used before
starting the work. Refer to Figure 205 (See Figure 206, page 305) for a sample form at the back of this
Manual.
2. Place protective coverings over areas near rear window glass inside the cab.
3. Before removing rear window glass, it may be necessary to remove the seats. Refer to SEATS, Remove
driver or passenger seats (See SEATS, page 115).
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REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITHOUT VAN BODY REMOVE
WARNING
Wear protective eye wear and work gloves when removing rear window glass.
NOTE – When using a power knife to cut around the old rear window glass, use a spray bottle and
lubricate the cutting area with water (Figure 11) (See Figure 11, page 13). This will prevent burning of
the urethane and re-bonding of the windshield.
5. Using a power knife (Item 1) with short inside cutting blade (Item 2), work cutting blade between rear
window and rear window glass fence (Item 3). Cut all the way around the rear window glass until it is free
from the cab rear window glass fence all the way around the rear window.
6. Once the rear window glass (Item 1, Figure 16) is cut free from the cab rear window glass fence, lift it off
the cab. Place rear window glass out of the way.
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REMOVE REAR WINDOW GLASS ON VEHICLES WITH VAN BODY
The 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 model vehicles come standard with a bonded in rear window glass (Figure
14) (See Figure 14, page 16).
IMPORTANT – To remove a rear window glass you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL® Bonded
Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has a tool box that includes the tools required to remove and
install the bonded rear window glass. To order, call toll free in U. S. and Canada 1–800–520–2584 or
Fax 1–800–578–7375. NOTE - The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470 is no
longer available through the INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available contact
INTERNATIONAL® service parts.
NOTE – Before starting to remove and replace a rear window glass, it is required that a self-carboning
form from INTERNATIONAL® titled “Bonded Windshield Replacement Report” be filled out completely
to confirm the condition of the vehicle and record the lot numbers of the Essex materials used before
starting the work. Refer to Figure 205 (See Figure 206, page 305) for a sample form at the back of this
Manual.
2. Place protective coverings over areas near rear window glass inside the cab.
3. Before removing rear window glass, it may be necessary to remove the seats. Refer to SEATS, Remove
driver or passenger seats (See SEATS, page 115).
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WARNING
Wear protective eye wear and work gloves when removing rear window glass.
NOTE – When using a power knife to cut around the old rear window glass, use a spray bottle and
lubricate the cutting area with water (Figure 11) (See Figure 11, page 13). This will prevent burning of
the urethane and re-bonding of the windshield.
To remove a rear window glass from a vehicle with a van body, you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL®
Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has two special suction cups (Item 1) and a slide rail (Item 2),
which will need to be assembled. (NOTE - The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470
is no longer available through the INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available
contact INTERNATIONAL® service parts.) They are required to remove and install the bonded rear window
glass from between the cab and the van body.
5. Assemble slide rail (Item 2) by assembling the two top rails (Item 3) to the bottom rail (Item 4). The three
rails are identical and can be assembled in any one of the three locations. Line up holes in two top rails
with holes in the bottom rail. Install four flat head screws (Item 5) into two holes in each top rail and through
four holes in bottom rail. Install four wing nuts (Item 6) and tighten securely.
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6. Before installing the two suction cups on the back of the van body, clean the area on the van body where
the suction cups will be installed, so that the suction cups will stick securely to the back of the van body.
CAUTION
It is very important that the area on the back of the van body where the suction cups
are being installed, is cleaned properly before the suction cups are installed on the van
body. If the suction cups come off during the removal or installation of the rear window
glass, the rear window glass would be destroyed and the vehicle damaged.
Refer to Figure 18 (See Figure 18, page 20) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
7. Install one suction cup (Item 1) on the van body between the back of the cab and the van body on the
driver's side, so that the slide rail will be just below the bottom edge of the rear window glass. With the
suction cup placed against the back of the van body, repeatedly push plunger (Item 2) until the red line
(Item 7, Figure 17) (See Figure 17, page 19) on the plunger is not visible. Throughout the procedure of
removing and installing a rear window glass, check to see if the red line is starting to appear on the suction
cup, if the red line is visible, push the plunger until the red line is no longer visible.
8. Install the other suction cup (Item 3) on the van body between the back of the cab and the van body on the
passengers side, so that the slide rail will be just below the bottom edge of the rear window glass. With the
suction cup placed against the back of the van body, repeatedly push plunger until the red line (Item 7,
Figure 17) (See Figure 17, page 19) on the plunger is not visible. Throughout the procedure of removing
and installing a rear window glass, check to see if the red line is starting to appear on the suction cup, if the
red line is visible, push the plunger until the red line is no longer visible.
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Refer to Figure 19 (See Figure 19, page 21) for Items in parentheses.
9. Once both suction cups (Item 1) have been properly install to the back of the van body, position the slide
rail (Item 2) across the block (Item 3) on each suction cup.
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Refer to Figure 20 (See Figure 20, page 22) for Items in parentheses.
10. On driver side, align the hole in the slide rail (Item 1) with the hole in the block (Item 2) on the suction cup
(Item 3). Install pin (Item 4) through slide rail and suction cup to secure slide rail on the suction cup.
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Refer to Figure 21 (See Figure 21, page 23) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
11. It will be necessary to reposition the suction cup (Item 1) on the passenger side to align the hole in the
slide rail (Item 2) with the hole in the block (Item 3) on the suction cup. Install pin (Item 4) through slide rail
and suction cup to secure slide rail on the suction cup. With the suction cup placed against the back of the
van body, repeatedly push plunger (Item 2, Figure 18) (See Figure 18, page 20)) until the red line (Item 7,
Figure 17) (See Figure 17, page 19) on the plunger is not visible.
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Refer to Figure 22 (See Figure 22, page 24) for Items in parentheses.
12. Before the rear window glass (Item 1) is cut completely free from window fence, install a suction cup (Item
2) on the left hand side of the rear window glass
Refer to Figure 15 (See Figure 15, page 17) for Items in parentheses.
13. Using a power knife (Item 1) with short inside cutting blade (Item 2), work cutting blade between rear
window and rear window glass fence (Item 3). Cut all the way around the rear window glass until it is free
from the cab rear window glass fence all the way around the rear window.
Refer to Figure 23 (See Figure 23, page 25) for Items in parentheses.
14. Once the rear window glass (Item 1) is cut free from the cab rear window glass fence, using the suction
cup (Item 2), tilt the top of rear window glass out enough to grab the top of rear window glass with the
other hand. Lift the rear window glass off window glass fence and place it in the slide rail. Lean the
top of rear window glass against the van body.
15. Using the suction cup (Item 2), slide the rear window glass (Item 1) down the slide rail enough to grab the
rear window glass from outside the cab.
16. Remove the suction cup (Item 2) from the rear window glass (Item 1).
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17. From outside the cab, slide the rear window glass (Item 1) down the slide rail and lift the rear window glass
off the slide rail. Place rear window glass out of the way.
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The hood seal is pushed onto the hood seal flange of the cowl tray.
1. Unlatch fiberglass tilt hood on both sides and raise hood to full open position.
2. Remove hood seal (Item 1) from cowl tray (Item 2) by pulling it off the hood seal flange of the cowl tray,
starting at one end or the other. Save the hood seal for installation, if not damaged.
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4.5. SUNSHADE
Remove Sunshade on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove 6 screws from left, center, and right clearance lights (See Figure 26, page 27).
3.
CAUTION
Do not allow sunshade to fall or hang from electrical cable when removing mounting
bolts. This can damage cable wires and result in inoperative clearance lights.
Support sunshade, and remove three mounting bolts from mounting bracket.
1. Remove three torx head screws (Item 1) securing sun visor (Item 2) to the header console panel (Item 3)
and remove the sun visor from the sun visor clip (Item 4) at the center of the header console panel. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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IMPORTANT – If sun visor (Item 2) will not drop down out of header console panel (Item 3) once the torx head
screws (Item 1) have been removed. It will be necessary to drop the corner of the header console panel down
far enough to remove the retaining washer (Item 5), used during assembly, holding the sun visor to the inside
of the header console panel before sun visor will drop down out of header console panel. To lower header
console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL, page 130).
2. Remove the torx head screw (Item 6) securing the sun visor clip (Item 4) to the header console panel (Item
3). Lay the torx head screw out of the way and save for installation.
3. Once the torx head screw (Item 6) securing the sun visor clip (Item 4) to the header console panel (Item 3)
is removed, push the front edge (Item 7) nearest the windshield of the sun visor clip in and pull it out of
header console panel. Lay the sun visor clip out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and
being replaced.
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IGNITION SWITCH AND IGNITION SWITCH CYLINDER REMOVE
The code number does not appear on ignition switch body or door lock assembly.
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REMOVE IGNITION SWITCH AND IGNITION SWITCH CYLINDER
Remove Ignition Switch on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
1. The ignition switch is located to the right of the driver in the dash panel (Item 1) below instrument panel.
Remove ignition switch as follows.
2. Remove rubber trim (Item 2) from around ignition switch (Item 3).
3. Using a 1–1/8 inch thin wall socket, unscrew mounting cap nut (Item 4) and remove it from ignition
switch (Item 3).
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4. Reach up behind dash panel (Item 1) and pull ignition switch (Item 2) out of dash panel and pull it down
below dash panel.
5. Disconnect ignition switch connector (Item 1) from the back of the ignition switch (Item 2) and remove
ignition switch from vehicle.
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Remove Ignition Switch Cylinder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
1. Insert ignition key (Item 1) into ignition switch (Item 2) and rotate counterclockwise to accessory position,
so that the key is lined up with release hole (Item 3) in ignition switch body (Item 4).
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2. Insert a 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) diameter rod (paper clip) (Item 1) into release hole (Item 3, Figure 31) (See
Figure 31, page 32) in ignition switch body (Item 2) of ignition switch and depress switch cylinder retainer.
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3. Pull complete ignition switch cylinder (Item 1) using ignition key (Item 3) from ignition switch body (Item 2).
NOTE – If vehicle keys are lost, drill out switch cylinder. Using a 5/16 inch (8 mm) drill bit, drill 1/2 to 3/4
inch (12.7 to 19 mm) deep. This will permit tumblers to drop out and free switch cylinder.
Remove instrument panel to provide for easy access to speedometer, cables, gauges, bulbs, wiring, plumbing,
switches, valves, etc. For further information on the instrument panel, refer to GROUP 08 - ELECTRICAL
in the Master Service Manual.
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REMOVE INSTRUMENT PANEL
IMPORTANT – Always disconnect battery ground before servicing or removing instrument panel.
WARNING
Batteries expel explosive gases. Keep sparks, flames, burning cigarettes, or other
ignition sources away at all times. Always wear safety glasses and a face shield when
working near batteries
Refer to Figure 34 (See Figure 34, page 35) for Items in parentheses.
1. With driver side door open, remove two hex bolt assemblies (Item 1) under the left end of the driver side,
lower instrument panel (Item 2). Lay hex bolt assemblies out of the way and save for installation.
2. With passenger side door open, carefully pull the top of fuse panel access cover (Item 3) away from
instrument panel (Item 2). Then lift fuse panel access cover up to clear tabs at the bottom of the fuse panel
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access cover. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless being replaced. Remove two hex bolt
assemblies (Item 1) under the right end of the passenger side, lower instrument panel (Item 2). Lay hex
bolt assemblies out of the way and save for installation.
3. If equipped with automatic transmission shifter unit (Item 4), remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 5) from
automatic transmission shifter unit mounting bracket (Item 6) at the left edge of the center dash panel (Item
7) of instrument panel (Item 2). Lay automatic transmission shifter unit and hex flanged bolts out of the
way and save for installation.
4. Remove two hex bolt assemblies (Item 8) from underneath steering column (Item 9). Lay hex bolt
assemblies out of the way and save for installation.
Refer to Figure 123 (See Figure 123, page 158) for Items in parentheses.
5. Using a flat blade screw driver, carefully slide it between the center dash panel (Item 1) and center dash
panel trim bezel (Item 2). Carefully pry the center dash panel trim bezel out of the center dash panel. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
Refer to Figure 34 (See Figure 34, page 35) for Items in parentheses.
6. Remove four torx head bolt assemblies (Item 10) from the air brake control unit (Item 11) in the center
dash panel (Item 7). Lay hex bolt assemblies out of the way and save for installation.
7. Remove six torx head bolt assemblies (Item 12) from the center dash panel (Item 7). Lay torx head bolts
out of the way and save for installation.
8. Remove courtesy lights under the instrument panel on both driver and passenger side. Lay them out of the
way and save for installation.
Refer to Figure 30 (See Figure 30, page 31) for Items in parentheses.
9. Disconnect ignition switch connector (Item 1) from the back of the ignition switch (Item 2).
Refer to Figure 34 (See Figure 34, page 35) for Items in parentheses.
10. Remove five hex bolt assemblies (Item 13) from five U-shaped speed nuts (Item 14) at the front edge
of the upper instrument panel (Item 2) and cowl panel (Item 15). Lay hex bolt assemblies out of the
way and save for installation.
11. Work your fingers in behind driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) at the top between A pillar trim panel and
header trim panel (Item 2). Carefully pull the A pillar trim panel off the cab A pillar (Item 3). Lay A pillar
trim panel out of the way and save for installation.
12. Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 4) from passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) and remove
passenger side grab handle (Item 6). Work your fingers in behind passenger side A pillar trim panel at the
top between A pillar trim panel and header trim panel (Item 7). Carefully pull the A pillar trim panel off
the cab A pillar (Item 8). Lay A pillar trim panel, grab handle and hex bolts out of the way and save for
installation.
13. Once both driver and passenger side A pillar trim panels (Items 1 and 5) are removed, remove instrument
panel as follows.
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14. Remove instrument panel (Item 2) by carefully lifting it forward away from the windshield and then upward
over the steering wheel. This will allow for disconnecting warning harness connectors and air ducts so the
instrument panel can removed from the vehicle.
15. To access fuse panel, carefully pull the top of fuse panel access cover (Item 3) away from instrument panel
(Item 2). Then lift fuse panel access cover up to clear tabs at the bottom of the fuse panel access cover.
Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless being replaced.
Doors are of all steel-welded construction. The front cab door is mounted on hinges located on the front cab
door hinge pillar and door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in front cab door hinge. Door check
stop is located just below upper hinge on the front cab door hinge pillar. Front cab door latch striker pin is
also adjustable on front cab door lock pillar. Service on the door and its components is covered in sections
which follow.
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1. Remove door wiring harness rubber boot (Item 1) from the cab hinge pillar (Item 2), driver side shown.
2. Reach up under the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel and locate wiring harness coming
from the front cab door, pull cab door wiring harness (Item 1) down to access connectors (Item 2), driver
side shown.
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3. Once access to the connectors is accomplished, disconnect CB radio cable connector (Item 1), electric
window and electric door lock wiring harness connector (Item 2) and lighted, heated or electric mirror
wiring harness connector (Item 3), if so equipped, driver side shown.
4. Use a sling or padded chain through top of window opening and attach sling to an overhead hoist to
support front cab door.
5. Remove front cab door check stop pin (Item 1) from front cab door check link (Item 2) and front cab
door check bracket (Item 3), driver side shown.
6. Remove four hex nuts with washers (Item 4) from threaded studs (Item 5) of front cab door (Item 6),
driver side shown.
7. Slide four threaded studs (Item 5) of front cab door (Item 6) out of upper and lower front cab door hinges
(Items 7 and 8), driver side shown.
8. Carefully pull the wiring harness and connectors of front cab door (Item 6) through front cab door hinge
pillar.
9. Using overhead hoist move front cab door (Item 6) to a padded work bench, or cover with a material that
will not scratch painted surfaces of the door a work bench or other suitable support.
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Doors are of all steel-welded construction. The rear cab door is mounted on hinges located on the cab B - pillar
and door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in rear cab door hinge. Rear cab door check stop is located
just below upper rear cab door hinge on the cab B - pillar. Rear cab door latch striker pin is also adjustable on
rear cab door lock pillar. Service on the door and its components is covered in sections which follow.
Refer to Figure 35 (See Figure 35, page 39) for Items in parentheses.
1. Remove door wiring harness rubber boot (Item 1) from the cab hinge pillar (Item 2).
2. Remove torx head bolt (Item 1) securing shoulder belt D - ring (Item 2) to the B - pillar trim panel (Item
3), driver side shown. Lay shoulder belt and D - ring out of the way, discard the D - ring torx head bolt.
A new torx head bolt is required at installation.
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3. Remove push-in fastener (Item 1) securing the seat belt retractor cover (Item 2) to the seat belt retractor
bracket, driver side shown. Save push-in fastener for installation.
4. Remove torx head screw (Item 3) nearest the B - pillar securing the rear door seal plate (Item 4) to the
cab floor, driver side shown. Save torx head screw for installation.
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5. Using a removal tool (Item 1), remove six push-in fasteners (Item 2) from the B - pillar trim panel (Item 3),
driver side shown. Lay push-in fasteners out of the way and save for installation.
Refer to Figure 40 (See Figure 40, page 43) for Items in parentheses.
6. Lift seat belt retractor cover (Item 2) and rear door seal plate (Item 4) up enough to allow removal of B -
pillar trim panel. Lay B - pillar trim panel out of the way and save for installation.
7. Disconnect cab wiring harness electrical connector (Item 1) from cab door wiring harness electrical
connector (Item 2), driver side shown.
8. Disconnect cab door light switch connector (Item 3) from cab wiring harness light switch connector (Item
4), driver side shown.
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9. Use a sling or padded chain through top of window opening and attach sling to an overhead hoist to
support rear cab door.
10. Remove rear cab door check stop pin (Item 1) from rear cab door check link (Item 2) and rear cab door
check bracket (Item 3), driver side shown.
11. Remove four hex nuts with washers (Item 4) from threaded studs (Item 5) of rear cab door (Item 6),
driver side shown.
12. Slide four threaded studs (Item 5) of rear cab door (Item 6) out of upper and lower rear cab door hinges
(Items 7 and 8), driver side shown.
13. Carefully pull the wiring harness and connectors of rear cab door (Item 6) through B - pillar.
14. Using overhead hoist move rear cab door (Item 6) to a padded work bench or other suitable support, or
cover with a material that will not scratch painted surfaces of the door.
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1. REAR CAB DOOR CHECK STOP 2. REAR CAB DOOR CHECK LINK
PIN
CAB DOOR HINGE REMOVE
The front cab door is mounted on upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) located on the cab hinge
pillar (Item 3). Front cab door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in front cab door hinge mounting holes.
If cab door hinges are removed from the cab, upper and lower hinges can be interchanged.
1. Before removing upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) from cab hinge pillar (Item 3), remove
the front cab door from front cab door hinges. Refer to CAB DOORS (See CAB DOORS, page 38).
2. Before removing upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) from cab hinge pillar (Item 3), mark
upper and lower hinge position on cab hinge pillar with grease pencil or similar marker to simplify door
adjustment on reassembly.
3. To remove upper cab door hinge (Item 1), remove one hex bolt with washer (Item 4) and one hex flanged
locking bolt (Item 5) from the upper cab door hinge and remove it from the cab hinge pillar (Item 3).
Note the location of the hex flanged shoulder bolt so it can be installed back in the correct location,
driver side shown.
4. To remove lower cab door hinge (Item 2), remove two hex bolts with washer (Item 4) from lower cab door
hinge and remove it from the cab hinge pillar (Item 3), driver side shown.
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5. Repeat procedure to remove upper and lower passenger side front cab door hinges.
Remove Rear Cab Door Hinge on Crew Cab for all Models
The crew cab rear door is mounted on upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) located on the crew
cab B - pillar (Item 3). Rear cab door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in rear cab door hinge mounting
holes. If hinges are removed from the crew cab B - pillar, upper and lower hinges can be interchanged.
1. Before removing crew cab rear door hinges (Items 1 and 2) from crew cab B - pillar (Item 3), remove the
rear cab door from crew cab rear door hinges. Refer to CAB DOORS (See CAB DOORS, page 38).
2. Before removing crew cab rear door hinges (Items 1 and 2) from crew cab B - pillar (Item 3), mark
upper and lower hinge position on crew cab B - pillar with grease pencil or similar marker to simplify
door adjustment on reassembly.
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3. To remove upper crew cab rear door hinge (Item 1), remove two hex bolts with washer (Item 4) from the
upper crew cab rear door hinge and remove it from the crew cab B - pillar (Item 3), driver side shown.
4. To remove lower crew cab rear door hinge (Item 2), remove two hex bolts with washer (Item 4) from lower
crew cab rear door hinge and remove it from the crew cab B - pillar (Item 3), driver side shown.
5. Repeat procedure to remove upper and lower passenger side crew cab rear door hinges.
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REMOVE CAB DOOR STRIKER PIN
Front cab door striker pin (Item 1) mounted on cab lock pillar (Item 2) provides for positive engagement with
the door latch assembly (Item 7, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80). Front cab door striker pin removal and
installation requires a torx head tool (Item 3). Enlarged mounting holes in cab lock pillar and floating tapped
striker pin mounting plate (Item 5) located inside cab lock pillar permits adjustment.
1. Use a torx head tool (Item 3) and remove two torx head bolts (Item 4) to remove the front cab door striker
pin (Item 1) from the floating tapped striker pin mounting plate (Item 5) located inside cab lock pillar
(Item 2), driver side shown.
2. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door striker pin.
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CAB DOOR STRIKER PIN REMOVE
Remove Rear Cab Door Striker Pin on Crew Cab for all Models
Crew cab rear door striker pin (Item 1) mounted on cab lock pillar (Item 2) provides for positive engagement
with the door latch assembly (Item 7, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83). Crew cab rear door striker pin
removal and installation requires a torx head tool (Item 3). Enlarged mounting holes in cab lock pillar and
floating tapped striker pin mounting plate (Item 5) located inside cab lock pillar permits adjustment.
1. Use a torx head tool (Item 3) and remove two torx head bolts (Item 4) to remove the crew cab rear door
striker pin (Item 1) from the floating tapped striker pin mounting plate (Item 5) located inside cab lock pillar
(Item 2), driver side shown.
2. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side crew cab rear door striker pin.
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REMOVE CAB DOOR CHECK BRACKET
1. Use a torx head tool (Item 1) and remove two torx head bolts (Item 2) to remove the front cab door check
bracket (Item 3) from the cab hinge pillar (Item 4), driver side shown.
2. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door check bracket.
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CAB DOOR CHECK LINK REMOVE
Remove Crew Cab rear Door Check Bracket on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Use a torx head tool (Item 1) and remove two torx head bolts (Item 2) to remove the crew cab rear door
check bracket (Item 3) from the crew cab B - pillar (Item 4), driver side shown.
2. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side crew cab rear door check bracket.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric windows and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door
Trim Panel with Electric Windows and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual windows and locks,
refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
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REMOVE CAB DOOR CHECK LINK
3. Remove two hex nuts (Item 1) and remove the front cab door check link (Item 2) from the front cab door
(Item 3), driver side shown.
4. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door check link.
Remove Rear Door Check Link on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If crew cab rear door is equipped with electric windows and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door
Trim Panel with Electric Windows and Locks. If crew cab rear door is equipped with manual windows and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove crew cab rear door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL
WATER SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear
cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
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CAB DOOR CHECK LINK REMOVE
3. Remove two hex nuts (Item 1) and remove the crew cab rear door check link (Item 2) from the crew cab
rear door (Item 3), driver side shown.
4. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side crew cab rear door check link.
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REMOVE CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL
1. Remove two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A) and remove inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow
A) from the front cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow A), driver side shown.
2. Remove two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of front cab door trim panel
(Item 3), driver side shown.
3. Using a small blunt screwdriver (Item 6, view arrow B), push the center portion in slightly until they click,
on each of the eight push-in fasteners (Item 7, view arrow B). Remove each push-in fastener from front
cab door trim panel (Item 3), driver side shown.
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NOTE – If the center of the push-in fasteners (Item 7) is pushed in too far, the center portion will fall
inside the front cab door. Once the front cab door trim panel (Item 3) is removed from the front cab door,
the center portion of the push-in fasteners can be retrieved, driver side shown.
4. Lift front cab door trim panel (Item 1) up and away from front cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
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5. With the front cab door trim panel (Item 1) being held away from the front cab door (Item 2), disconnect
electrical connectors (Item 3) from electric window and door lock switch (Item 4). If so equipped,
disconnect electrical connector (Item 5) from electric mirror switch. Lay front cab door trim panel on a
padded surface and save for installation, driver side shown.
6. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door trim panel with electric door window and locks.
Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks on Standard Cab, Extended
Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A) and remove inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow
A) from the front cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow A), driver side shown.
2. Remove two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of front cab door trim panel
(Item 3), driver side shown.
3. Push front cab door trim panel (Item 1, Figure 60) (See Figure 60, page 65) in at the window regulator
handle shaft. Using the proper removal tool, remove retaining clip (Item 13, Figure 60) (See Figure 60,
page 65) securing window regulator handle (Item 6) to the window regulator handle shaft. Remove window
regulator handle from window regulator handle shaft. Lay retaining clip and window regulator handle out of
the way and save for installation, driver side shown.
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4. Using a small blunt screwdriver (Item 7, view arrow B), push the center portion in slightly until they click,
on each of the eight push-in fasteners (Item 8, view arrow B). Remove each push-in fastener from front
cab door trim panel (Item 3), driver side shown.
NOTE – If the center of the push-in fasteners (Item 8) are pushed in to far, the center portion will fall
inside the front cab door. Once the front cab door trim panel (Item 3) is removed from the front cab door,
the center portion of the push-in fasteners can be retrieved, driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 53 (See Figure 53, page 57) for Items in parentheses.
5. Lift front cab door trim panel (Item 1) up and away from front cab door (Item 2). Lay front cab door trim
panel on a padded surface to protect painted surfaces and save for installation, driver side shown.
6. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door trim panel with manual door window and locks.
Remove Crew Cab Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks on Crew Cab for
all Models
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1. Remove two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A) and remove inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow
A) from the rear cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow A), driver side shown.
2. Remove two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of rear cab door trim panel
(Item 3), driver side shown.
3. Using a small blunt screwdriver (Item 6, view arrow B), push the center portion in slightly until they click,
on each of the eight push-in fasteners (Item 7, view arrow B). Remove each push-in fastener from rear
cab door trim panel (Item 3), driver side shown.
NOTE – If the center of the push-in fasteners (Item 7) is pushed in too far, the center portion will fall
inside the rear cab door. Once the rear cab door trim panel (Item 3) is removed from the rear cab door,
the center portion of the push-in fasteners can be retrieved, driver side shown.
4. Lift rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) up and away from rear cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
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5. With the rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) being held away from the rear cab door (Item 2), disconnect
electrical connectors (Item 3) from electric window and door lock switch (Item 4). Lay rear cab door trim
panel on a padded surface and save for installation, driver side shown.
6. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door trim panel with electric door window and
locks, driver side shown.
Remove Crew Cab Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks on Crew Cab for
all Models
1. Remove two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A) and remove inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow
A) from the rear cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow A), driver side shown.
2. Remove two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of rear cab door trim panel
(Item 3), driver side shown.
3. Push rear cab door trim panel (Item 1, Figure 61) (See Figure 61, page 66) in at the window regulator
handle shaft. Using the proper removal tool, remove retaining clip (Item 13, Figure 61) (See Figure 61,
page 66) securing window regulator handle (Item 6) to the window regulator handle shaft. Remove window
regulator handle from window regulator handle shaft. Lay retaining clip and window regulator handle out of
the way and save for installation, driver side shown.
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4. Using a small blunt screwdriver (Item 7, view arrow B), push the center portion in slightly until they click,
on each of the eight push-in fasteners (Item 8, view arrow B). Remove each push-in fastener from rear
cab door trim panel (Item 3), driver side shown.
NOTE – If the center of the push-in fasteners (Item 8) are pushed in to far, the center portion will fall
inside the rear cab door. Once the rear cab door trim panel (Item 3) is removed from the rear cab door,
the center portion of the push-in fasteners can be retrieved, driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 57 (See Figure 57, page 61) for Items in parentheses.
5. Lift rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) up and away from rear cab door (Item 2). Lay rear cab door trim panel
on a padded surface to protect painted surfaces and save for installation, driver side shown.
6. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door trim panel with manual door window and locks.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Once the front cab door trim panel (Item 1) is removed. Before removing front cab door inner door panel
water shield (Item 2), note how it is positioned on the front cab door (Item 3), so that it can be installed
properly during the install procedure. Carefully remove the front cab door inner door panel water shield
from the front cab door, driver side shown. Lay out of the way and save for installation unless damaged
and being replaced.
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3. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door inner door panel water shield.
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Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Panel Water Shield on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
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2. Once the rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) is removed. Before removing rear cab door inner door panel
water shield (Item 2), note how it is positioned on the rear cab door (Item 3), so that it can be installed
properly during the install procedure. Carefully remove the rear cab door inner door panel water shield
from the rear cab door, driver side shown. Lay out of the way and save for installation unless damaged
and being replaced.
3. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door inner door panel water shield.
NOTE – It is not necessary to remove the front cab door glass to remove the front cab door window slide
block.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
1. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front
cab door (Item 3) before disconnecting electric window switch panel (Item 5) during front cab door trim
panel (Item 1) removal.
2. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
4. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6)
on the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front
cab door (Item 3), driver side shown.
5. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), using a blunt tip flat blade screw driver (Item 9),
carefully pry window regulator arm (Item 10) from the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab
door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
6. Working through the cab door access opening, using a small flat blade screw driver (Item 1), carefully
brake off the plastic retaining tab (Item 2) used to keep the cab door window slide block (Item 3) from
sliding off the cab door window slide rail (Item 4), driver side shown.
7. Once the plastic retaining tab (Item 2) is removed , slide the cab door window slide block (Item 3) from the
cab door window slide rail (Item 4), driver side shown.
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8. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door window slide block.
Remove Rear Cab Door Window Slide Block on Crew Cab for all Models
NOTE – It is not necessary to remove the rear cab door glass to remove the rear cab door window slide
block.
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
1. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of rear cab
door (Item 3) before disconnecting electric window switch panel (Item 5) during rear cab door trim panel
(Item 1) removal.
2. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
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Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
4. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6)
on the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of rear
cab door (Item 3), driver side shown.
5. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), using a blunt tip flat blade screw driver (Item 9),
carefully pry window regulator arm (Item 10) from the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab
door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
6. Working through the cab door access opening, using a small flat blade screw driver (Item 1), carefully
brake off the plastic retaining tab (Item 2) used to keep the cab door window slide block (Item 3) from
sliding off the cab door window slide rail (Item 4), driver side shown.
7. Once the plastic retaining tab (Item 2) is removed , slide the cab door window slide block (Item 3) from the
cab door window slide rail (Item 4), driver side shown.
8. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door window slide block.
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Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
1. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front cab
door before disconnecting electric window switch panel (Item 5) during front cab door trim panel removal.
2. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
4. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6)
on the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front
cab door (Item 3), driver side shown.
5. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), using a blunt tip flat blade screw driver (Item 9),
carefully pry window regulator arm (Item 10) from the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab
door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
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6. Remove front cab door glass seal and run channel by first pulling left side of front cab door glass seal and
run channel (Item 1) from front cab door (Item 2). Then pull the top of front cab door glass seal and run
channel (Item 3) down from the front cab door, driver side shown.
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7. Pull right side of front cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) from the front cab door (Item 2), driver
side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, if not damaged.
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8. Pull front cab door glass seal and inner belt (Item 1) from inner lower flange of front cab door (Item 2). Also
pull front cab door glass seal and outer belt (Item 3) from outer lower flange of front cab door, driver side
shown. Lay them both out of the way and save for installation, if not damaged.
9. Lift front cab door glass (Item 4) up to cab door glass opening of front cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
Modular door hardware assembly removed for clarity.
1. FRONT CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL 3. FRONT CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL
AND INNER BELT AND OUTER BELT
2. FRONT CAB DOOR 4. FRONT CAB DOOR GLASS
Figure 66 Front Cab Door Glass Seal and Inner and Outer Belt
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10. From outside front cab door (Item 1), pull front cab door glass (Item 2) up and out of front cab door glass
opening (Item 3), driver side shown. Lay front cab door glass out of the way and save for installation,
if not damaged.
11. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door glass.
Remove Rear Cab Door Glass on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
1. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of rear cab
door before disconnecting electric window switch panel (Item 5) during rear cab door trim panel removal.
2. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
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3. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
4. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6)
on the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of rear
cab door (Item 3), driver side shown.
5. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), using a blunt tip flat blade screw driver (Item 9),
carefully pry window regulator arm (Item 10) from the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab
door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
6. Remove rear cab door glass seal and run channel by first pulling left side of rear cab door glass seal and
run channel (Item 1) from rear cab door (Item 2). Then pull the top of rear cab door glass seal and run
channel (Item 3) down from the rear cab door, driver side shown.
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7. Pull right side of rear cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) from the rear cab door (Item 2), driver
side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, if not damaged.
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CAB DOOR GLASS REMOVE
8. Pull rear cab door glass seal and inner belt (Item 1) from inner lower flange of rear cab door (Item 2). Also
pull rear cab door glass seal and outer belt (Item 3) from outer lower flange of rear cab door, driver side
shown. Lay them both out of the way and save for installation, if not damaged.
9. Lift rear cab door glass (Item 4) up to cab door glass opening of rear cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
Modular door hardware assembly removed for clarity.
1. REAR CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL 3. REAR CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL
AND INNER BELT AND OUTER BELT
2. REAR CAB DOOR 4. REAR CAB DOOR GLASS
Figure 70 Rear Cab Door Glass Seal and Inner and Outer Belt
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10. From outside rear cab door (Item 1), pull rear cab door glass (Item 2) up and out of rear cab door glass
opening (Item 3), driver side shown. Lay front cab door glass out of the way and save for installation,
if not damaged.
11. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door glass.
Refer to Figure 72 (See Figure 72, page 80) for Items in parentheses.
The front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) consists of the window regulator assembly
(Item 2), front window run channel (Item 3), rear window run channel (Item 4), inner cab door handle (Item
5), outer cab door handle (Item 6) and door latch (Item 7). This assembly is installed and removed as
a module, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
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1. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front cab
door before disconnecting electric window switch panel (Item 5) during front cab door trim panel (Item
1) removal.
2. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Remove front cab door glass, refer to CAB DOOR GLASS (See CAB DOOR GLASS, page 70).
Refer to Figure 72 (See Figure 72, page 80) for Items in parentheses.
5. Once the front cab door trim panel, front cab door inner door panel water shield and front cab door glass
have been removed per steps 2, 3 and 4 above, the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item
1) can be removed by removing all mounting hardware associated with all of its components as follows.
6. Remove three torx head bolts (Item 8) securing door latch assembly (Item 7) to front cab door (Item
9), driver side shown.
7. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item 10), covered with a cloth rag to protect the painted surface of the front
cab door (Item 9), remove outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11), driver side shown.
NOTE – The plastic tabs that hold the outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11) will likely break off
during removal. A new outer cab door handle trim bezel will likely be needed if service to the cab door
requires removing it.
8. Remove four torx pan head screws (Item 12) securing outer cab door handle (Item 6) to front cab door
(Item 9), driver side shown.
9. Remove four torx head bolts (Item 13) securing front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item
1) to front cab door (Item 9), driver side shown.
10. Once the four torx head bolts (Item 13) have been removed, slide mounting guide pin (Item 14) of front
cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) out of front cab door (Item 9) and slide front cab door
modular door hardware assembly to the right to get it out from behind front cab door, then lift it up and pull
the bottom out and drop it down out of the front cab door access opening, driver side shown.
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11. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from the electric window motor (Item 2), driver side shown.
12. Once the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 3) is free of the front cab door (Item 4),
reach behind front cab door modular door hardware assembly and squeeze together push-in fasteners four
places (Item 5) and push them through the front cab door modular door hardware assembly. Disconnect
wiring harness connector (Item 6) from the door latch assembly (Item 7), driver side shown. Position wiring
harness out of the way and remove front cab door modular door hardware assembly. Inner cab door
handle (Item 5, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80) removed for clarity. Lay front cab door modular door
hardware assembly on a suitable work surface and save for installation.
13. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door modular door hardware assembly.
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Remove Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 74 (See Figure 74, page 83) for Items in parentheses.
The rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) consists of the window regulator assembly
(Item 2), front window run channel (Item 3), rear window run channel (Item 4), inner cab door handle (Item
5), outer cab door handle (Item 6) and door latch (Item 7). This assembly is installed and removed as
a module, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
1. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of rear cab
door before disconnecting electric window switch panel (Item 5) during rear cab door trim panel removal.
2. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Remove rear cab door glass, refer to CAB DOOR GLASS (See CAB DOOR GLASS, page 70).
Refer to Figure 74 (See Figure 74, page 83) for Items in parentheses.
5. Once the rear cab door trim panel, rear cab door inner door panel water shield and rear cab door glass
have been removed per steps 2, 3 and 4 above, the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item
1) can be removed by removing all mounting hardware associated with all of its components as follows.
6. Remove three torx head bolts (Item 8) securing door latch assembly (Item 7) to rear cab door (Item
9), driver side shown.
7. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item 10), covered with a cloth rag to protect the painted surface of the rear
cab door (Item 9), remove outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11), driver side shown.
NOTE – The plastic tabs that hold the outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11) will likely break off
during removal. A new outer cab door handle trim bezel will likely be needed if service to the cab door
requires removing it.
8. Remove four torx pan head screws (Item 12) securing outer cab door handle (Item 6) to rear cab door
(Item 9), driver side shown.
9. Remove four torx head bolts (Item 13) securing rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item
1) to rear cab door (Item 9), driver side shown.
10. Once the four torx head bolts (Item 13) have been removed, slide mounting guide pin (Item 14) of rear
cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) out of rear cab door (Item 9) and slide rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly to the right to get it out from behind rear cab door, then lift it up and pull
the bottom out and drop it down out of the rear cab door access opening, driver side shown.
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11. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from the electric window motor (Item 2), driver side shown.
12. Once the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 3) is free of the rear cab door (Item 4),
reach behind rear cab door modular door hardware assembly and squeeze together push-in fasteners
three places (Item 5) and push them through the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly.
Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 6) from the door latch assembly (Item 7), driver side shown.
Position wiring harness out of the way and remove rear cab door modular door hardware assembly. Lay
rear cab door modular door hardware assembly on a suitable work surface and save for installation.
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13. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door modular door hardware assembly.
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1. FRONT CAB DOOR VENT 2. TORX HEAD SCREW
WINDOW 3. VENT WINDOW LATCH PIVOT
REMOVE CAB DOOR VENT WINDOW HINGE
1. Open front cab door vent window (Item 1). Remove two torx head screws (Item 2) from vent window latch
pivot (Item 3) and cab door vent window frame (Item 4), driver side shown.
2. With front cab door vent window (Item 1) still open, swing it out away from cab door vent window opening
until the upper cab door vent window hinge (Item 5, View in Circle A) is accessible. Use a flat blade screw
driver and carefully push the upper cab door vent window hinge up off the upper cab door vent window
mounting pin (Item 6, View in Circle A). Once the cab door vent window is free at the top, lift lower cab
door vent window mounting pin (Item 7, View in Circle B) out of the lower cab door vent window hinge
(Item 8, View in Circle B) and remove from front cab door (Item 9), driver side shown. Lay it out of the
way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
3. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door vent window.
1. Remove front cab door vent window, refer to CAB DOOR VENT WINDOW (See CAB DOOR VENT
WINDOW, page 85).
2. Once the front cab door vent window is removed. Remove two torx head screws (Item 1) and remove cab
door vent window hinge (Item 2) from the cab door vent window frame (Item 3), driver side shown. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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3. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door vent window hinge.
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1. Remove cab door vent window, refer to CAB DOOR VENT WINDOW (See CAB DOOR VENT WINDOW,
page 85).
Refer to Figure 77 (See Figure 77, page 87) for Items in parentheses.
2. Once the front cab door vent window is removed. Pull cab door vent window seal (Item 4) from cab door
vent window opening (Item 5) of the front cab door (Item 6), driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and
save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
3. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door vent window seal.
The cab door lock cylinder (Item 7) on the front doors of standard cab or extended cab models and front and
rear doors of crew cab models are key coded the same as the ignition switch on instrument panel, so that one
key operates both the ignition switch and door locks.
1. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item 1) covered with a cloth rag to protect the painted surface of the cab
door (Item 2), remove outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 3), driver side shown.
NOTE – The plastic tabs that hold the outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 3) will likely break off during
removal. A new outer cab door handle trim bezel will likely be needed if service to the cab door requires
removing it.
2. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item 4) remove retaining clip (Item 5) from behind outer door handle (Item
6) and remove cab door lock cylinder (Item 7) from the cavity in outer door handle, driver side shown.
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3. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side cab door lock cylinder from front or rear cab doors.
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1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
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3. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from connector on cab door window electric motor (Item
2), driver side shown.
4. Remove three hex nuts (Item 3) securing cab door window electric motor (Item 2) to modular door
hardware assembly (Item 4). Using a flat blade screw driver carefully pry the cab door window electric
motor away from modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
5. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door window electric motor.
Remove Rear Cab Door Window Electric Motor on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from connector on cab door window electric motor (Item
2), driver side shown.
4. Remove three hex nuts (Item 3) securing cab door window electric motor (Item 2) to modular door
hardware assembly (Item 4). Using a flat blade screw driver, carefully pry the cab door window electric
motor away from modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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5. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door window electric motor.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
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door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove front cab door window electric motor, refer to CAB DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR (See
CAB DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR, page 90). For removing front cab door window electric
motor, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Window Electric Motor on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and
Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
4. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6)
on the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front
cab door (Item 3).
5. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), using a blunt tip flat blade screw driver (Item 9),
carefully pry window regulator arm (Item 10) from the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab
door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
6. Slide cab door glass (Item 4) to the top of front cab door (Item 3) and support it there.
7. Remove hex bolt (Item 1) from inner cab door handle (Item 2), driver side shown.
8. Slide inner cab door handle (Item 2) to the right enough to pull both retaining tabs (Item 3) out of the
modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver side shown.
9. Rotate inner cab door handle (Item 1) so the bottom of it rest above the window regulator assembly
coil spring (Item 2), driver side shown.
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WARNING
Be sure to use an appropriate tool and use care when removing the window regulator
assembly coil spring from behind the retaining tab on the modular door hardware
assembly per step 10 below, to prevent bodily injury since the window regulator
assembly coil spring will be in the loaded position during removal.
10. Using an appropriate tool, release window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) from the retaining tab
(Item 3) on the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4) and release the tension on the window regulator
assembly coil spring, driver side shown.
11. Remove window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) from the window regulator arm assembly shaft
(Item 5), driver side shown.
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12. Once the window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2, Figure 82) (See Figure 82, page 94) is removed.
Use a flat blade screw driver (Item 1) in the slot of the window regulator arm assembly shaft (Item 2), rotate
it counter clockwise and remove the window regulator arm assembly shaft from the window regulator arm
(Item 3). Remove window regulator arm from behind the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver
side shown. Lay window regulator assembly coil spring, window regulator arm assembly shaft and window
regulator arm out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
13. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door window regulator arm and window regulator
arm assembly shaft.
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Remove Rear Cab Door Window Regulator Arm Assembly on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove rear cab door window electric motor, refer to CAB DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR (See
CAB DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR, page 90). For removing rear cab door window electric motor,
refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Window Electric Motor on Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
4. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item
6) on the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of
rear cab door (Item 3).
5. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), using a blunt tip flat blade screw driver (Item 9),
carefully pry window regulator arm (Item 10) from the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab
door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
6. Slide cab door glass (Item 4) to the top of rear cab door (Item 3) and support it there.
Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses.
7. Remove hex bolt (Item 1) from inner cab door handle (Item 2), driver side shown.
8. Slide inner cab door handle (Item 2) to the right enough to pull both retaining tabs (Item 3) out of the
modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 82 (See Figure 82, page 94) for Items in parentheses.
9. Rotate inner cab door handle (Item 1) so the bottom of it rest above the window regulator assembly
coil spring (Item 2), driver side shown.
WARNING
Be sure to use an appropriate tool and use care when removing the window regulator
assembly coil spring from behind the retaining tab on the modular door hardware
assembly per step 10 below, to prevent bodily injury since the window regulator
assembly coil spring will be in the loaded position during removal.
10. Using an appropriate tool, release window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) from the retaining tab
(Item 3) on the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4) and release the tension on the window regulator
assembly coil spring, driver side shown.
11. Remove window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) from the window regulator arm assembly shaft
(Item 5), driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 83 (See Figure 83, page 95) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
12. Once the window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2, Figure 82) (See Figure 82, page 94) is removed.
Use a flat blade screw driver (Item 1) in the slot of the window regulator arm assembly shaft (Item 2), rotate
it counter clockwise and remove the window regulator arm assembly shaft from the window regulator arm
(Item 3). Remove window regulator arm from behind the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver
side shown. Lay window regulator assembly coil spring, window regulator arm assembly shaft and window
regulator arm out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
13. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door window regulator arm and window regulator
arm assembly shaft.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing front cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
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4. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove outer cab door handle (Item 1) from window
run channel (Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4)
out of the window run channel, driver side shown.
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5. Slide the control rod (Item 1) coming from the outer cab door handle (Item 2) out of the lock lever (Item 3)
of the cab door latch (Item 4), driver side shown.
6. Rotate outer cab door handle (Item 2) and slide it off the control rod (Item 5) coming from the cab door
latch (Item 4), driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and
being replaced.
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7. If it is necessary to replace the outer cab door handle (Item 1), rotate hanger support bracket (Item 2)
counter clockwise, lining up the slot (Item 3) in the hanger support bracket with the T-shaped locking tab
(Item 4) on the outer cab door handle and lift it off, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
8. Remove front cab door lock cylinder, refer to CAB DOOR LOCK CYLINDER (See CAB DOOR LOCK
CYLINDER, page 88). For removing front cab door lock cylinder, refer to Remove Cab Door Lock
Cylinder on Front Cab Door of Standard Cab or Extended Cab Models and Front and Rear Cab Doors
of Crew Cab Models.
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9. Remove door lock control rod (Item 1) from door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) on outer cab door handle (Item
3), driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
10. Remove door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) from outer cab door handle (Item 3), driver side shown. Lay it out
of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
11. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side outer cab door handle on front cab door of standard cab,
extended cab and crew cab for all models.
Remove Rear Cab Door Outer Cab Door Handle on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
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Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
4. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove outer cab door handle (Item 1) from window
run channel (Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4)
out of the window run channel, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 85 (See Figure 85, page 99) for Items in parentheses.
5. Slide the control rod (Item 1) coming from the outer cab door handle (Item 2) out of the lock lever (Item 3)
of the cab door latch (Item 4), driver side shown.
6. Rotate outer cab door handle (Item 2) and slide it off the control rod (Item 5) coming from the cab door
latch (Item 4), driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and
being replaced.
Refer to Figure 86 (See Figure 86, page 100) for Items in parentheses.
7. If it is necessary to replace the outer cab door handle (Item 1), rotate hanger support bracket (Item 2)
counter clockwise, lining up the slot (Item 3) in the hanger support bracket with the T-shaped locking tab
(Item 4) on the outer cab door handle and lift it off, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
8. Remove rear cab door lock cylinder, refer to CAB DOOR LOCK CYLINDER (See CAB DOOR LOCK
CYLINDER, page 88). For removing rear cab door lock cylinder, refer to Remove Cab Door Lock Cylinder
on Front Cab Door of Standard Cab or Extended Cab Models and Front and Rear Cab Doors of Crew
Cab Models.
Refer to Figure 87 (See Figure 87, page 101) for Items in parentheses.
9. Remove door lock control rod (Item 1) from door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) on outer cab door handle (Item
3), driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
10. Remove door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) from outer cab door handle (Item 3), driver side shown. Lay it out
of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
11. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side outer cab door handle on rear cab door of crew cab models.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing front cab door
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modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
4. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove cab door latch (Item 1) from window run channel
(Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4) out of the
window run channel, driver side shown.
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5. Remove cab door latch (Item 1) from inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 3) by rotating the cab
door latch down around inner cab door handle control rods and slide it off control rods, driver side shown.
Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
Remove Rear Cab Door Latch on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
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Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
4. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove cab door latch (Item 1) from window run channel
(Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4) out of the
window run channel, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 89 (See Figure 89, page 104) for Items in parentheses.
5. Remove cab door latch (Item 1) from inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 3) by rotating the cab
door latch down around inner cab door handle control rods and slide it off control rods, driver side shown.
Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing front cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
4. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove front cab door outer cab door handle and
front cab door latch as follows.
5. Remove front cab door outer cab door handle, refer to OUTER CAB DOOR HANDLE (See OUTER CAB
DOOR HANDLE, page 97). For removing front cab door outer cab door handle, refer to Remove Front
Cab Door Outer Cab Door Handle on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
6. Remove front cab door latch, refer to CAB DOOR LATCH (See CAB DOOR LATCH, page 102). For
removing front cab door latch, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Latch on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models.
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7. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's front, remove inner cab door handle
control rod (Item 2) with the spring (Item 3) from retaining clip (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
8. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4) laying on it's back, remove hex bolt (Item 1) from
inner cab door handle (Item 2), driver side shown.
9. Slide inner cab door handle (Item 2) to the right enough to pull both retaining tabs (Item 3) out of the
modular door hardware assembly (Item 4). Lift inner cab door handle up and over the window regulator
assembly and slide it to the right until the inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 5, Figure 90)
(See Figure 90, page 106) clear the opening in the front cab door modular door hardware assembly, driver
side shown. Lay inner cab door handle with inner cab door handle control rods out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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10. Once inner cab door handle (Item 1) is removed from front cab door modular door hardware assembly,
remove inner cab door handle control rod (Item 2) from inner cab door handle, then remove inner cab door
handle control rod (Item 3) with the spring (Item 4) from slotted hole of inner cab door handle, driver side
shown. Lay them out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
11. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door inner cab door handle.
Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Cab Door Handle on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
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4. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove rear cab door outer cab door handle and
rear cab door latch as follows.
5. Remove rear cab door outer cab door handle, refer to OUTER CAB DOOR HANDLE (See OUTER CAB
DOOR HANDLE, page 97). For removing rear cab door outer cab door handle, refer to Remove Rear Cab
Door Outer Cab Door Handle on Crew Cab for all Models.
6. Remove rear cab door latch, refer to CAB DOOR LATCH (See CAB DOOR LATCH, page 102). For
removing rear cab door latch, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Latch on Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 90 (See Figure 90, page 106) for Items in parentheses.
7. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's front, remove inner cab door handle
control rod (Item 2) with the spring (Item 3) from retaining clip (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
8. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4) laying on it's back, remove hex bolt (Item 1) from
inner cab door handle (Item 2), driver side shown.
9. Slide inner cab door handle (Item 2) to the right enough to pull both retaining tabs (Item 3) out of the
modular door hardware assembly (Item 4). Lift inner cab door handle up and over the window regulator
assembly and slide it to the right until the inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 5, Figure 90)
(See Figure 90, page 106) clear the opening in the modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown.
Lay inner cab door handle with inner cab door handle control rods out of the way and save for installation,
unless damaged and being replaced.
Refer to Figure 91 (See Figure 91, page 107) for Items in parentheses.
10. Once inner cab door handle (Item 1) is removed from modular door hardware assembly, remove inner cab
door handle control rod (Item 2) from inner cab door handle, then remove inner cab door handle control
rod (Item 3) with the spring (Item 4) from slotted hole of inner cab door handle, driver side shown. Lay
them out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
11. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door inner cab door handle.
1. Remove front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL,
page 56). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab
Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing front cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing front cab door
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modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
4. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove outer cab door handle (Item 1) from window
run channel (Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4)
out of the window run channel, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses.
5. Remove cab door latch (Item 1) from window run channel (Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in
and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4) out of the window run channel, driver side shown.
6. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's back. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item
2), push in locking tab (Item 3) at the top of the window run channel (Item 4) on the right, and slide window
run channel to the left out of the modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown.
7. Using a flat blade screw driver, push in locking tab (Item 5) at the bottom of the window run channel (Item
4) on the right, and slide window run channel to the left out of the modular door hardware assembly
(Item 1), driver side shown. Lay window run channel out of the way and save for installation, unless
damaged and being replaced.
8. To remove the window run channel (Item 6) on the left, use a flat blade screw driver and push in locking
tab (Item 7) at the top of the window run channel, and slide window run channel to the right out of the
modular door hardware assembly (Item 1), driver side shown.
9. Using a flat blade screw driver, push in locking tab (Item 8) at the bottom of the window run channel (Item
6) on the left, and slide window run channel to the right out of the modular door hardware assembly
(Item 1), driver side shown. Lay window run channel out of the way and save for installation, unless
damaged and being replaced.
10. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door window run channels.
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Remove Rear Cab Door Window Run Channels on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
56). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
2. Remove rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 64). For removing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield
on Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Remove rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 78). For removing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Remove Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
4. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
removed and placed on a suitable work surface. Remove outer cab door handle (Item 1) from window
run channel (Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4)
out of the window run channel, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses.
5. Remove cab door latch (Item 1) from window run channel (Item 2) by pressing the locking tab (Item 3) in
and slide the hanger support bracket (Item 4) out of the window run channel, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 92 (See Figure 92, page 110) for Items in parentheses.
6. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's back. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item
2), push in locking tab (Item 3) at the top of the window run channel (Item 4) on the right, and slide window
run channel to the left out of the modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown.
7. Using a flat blade screw driver, push in locking tab (Item 5) at the bottom of the window run channel (Item
4) on the right, and slide window run channel to the left out of the modular door hardware assembly
(Item 1), driver side shown. Lay window run channel out of the way and save for installation, unless
damaged and being replaced.
8. To remove the window run channel (Item 6) on the left, use a flat blade screw driver and push in locking
tab (Item 7) at the top of the window run channel, and slide window run channel to the right out of the
modular door hardware assembly (Item 1), driver side shown.
9. Using a flat blade screw driver, push in locking tab (Item 8) at the bottom of the window run channel (Item
6) on the left, and slide window run channel to the right out of the modular door hardware assembly
(Item 1), driver side shown. Lay window run channel out of the way and save for installation, unless
damaged and being replaced.
10. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door window run channels.
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1. Remove driver side front cab door electric window and door lock switch (Item 1) by inserting removal tools
(Item 2) into the holes at each end of the front cab door electric window and door lock switch. Insert
removal tools at a slight angle toward the switch buttons (Item 3) to ensure that the tips of the removal
tools are located properly on the spring retaining clips (Item 4), driver side shown.
2. Once removal tools (Item 2) are inserted properly in the holes at each end of the front cab door electric
window and door lock switch (Item 1). Pull removal tools, in direction of arrows, out away from the switch
buttons (Item 3), to release the spring retaining clips (Item 4) and lift the front cab door electric window
and door lock switch (Item 1) out of the cab door trim panel (Item 5). Remove both removal tools, driver
side shown.
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3. Once the front cab door electric window and door lock switch (Item 1) is lifted out of the cab door trim
panel (Item 5), disconnect both wiring harness connectors (Item 6) from front cab door electric window and
door lock switch, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and
being replaced.
4. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side front cab door electric window and door lock switch.
Remove Rear Cab Door Electric Window and Door Lock Switch on Crew Cab for all Models
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1. Remove driver side rear cab door electric window and door lock switch (Item 1) by inserting removal tools
(Item 2) into the holes at each end of the rear cab door electric window and door lock switch. Insert
removal tools at a slight angle toward the switch buttons (Item 3) to ensure that the tips of the removal
tools are located properly on the spring retaining clips (Item 4), driver side shown.
2. Once removal tools (Item 2) are inserted properly in the holes at each end of the rear cab door electric
window and door lock switch (Item 1). Pull removal tools, in direction of arrows, out away from the switch
buttons (Item 3), to release the spring retaining clips (Item 4) and lift the rear cab door electric window
and door lock switch (Item 1) out of the cab door trim panel (Item 5). Remove both removal tools, driver
side shown.
3. Once the rear cab door electric window and door lock switch (Item 1) is lifted out of the cab door trim panel
(Item 5), disconnect both wiring harness connectors (Item 6) from rear cab door electric window and
door lock switch, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and
being replaced.
4. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side rear cab door electric window and door lock switch.
1. Remove driver side front cab door electric mirror switch (Item 1) by carefully sliding a flat blade screw
driver under the edge of the electric mirror switch and gently pry it out of the front cab door trim panel
(Item 2), driver side shown.
2. Once the front cab door electric mirror switch (Item 1) is lifted out of the front cab door trim panel (Item 2),
disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 3) from electric mirror switch, driver side shown. Lay it out of
the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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4.31. SEATS
Remove Passenger Bucket Seat on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 96 (See Figure 96, page 116) for Items in parentheses.
1. Remove four hex nuts and washers (Item 1) from threaded mounting studs of passenger bucket seat
(Item 2). If so equipped, disconnect air line (Item 3) from passenger bucket seat at the quick disconnect
connector (Item 4). Lay air line out of the way. It is recommended that when installing seats back into
a vehicle, that all new mounting hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can
be met.
2. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 5, view arrow B) and remove outer seat belt (Item 6, view arrow B) from
seat belt mounting bracket (Item 7, view arrow B). Lay hex flanged bolt and seat belt out of the way
and save for installation.
3. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 8, view arrow A) and remove inner seat belt (Item 9, view arrow A)
from seat belt mounting bracket (Item 10, view arrow A). Lay hex flanged bolt and seat belt out of the
way and save for installation.
4. Lift passenger bucket seat (Item 2) off threaded mounting studs and remove passenger bucket seat from
inside cab. Lay passenger seat out of the way and save for installation.
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Refer to Figure 97 (See Figure 97, page 118) for Items in parentheses.
1. Remove four hex nuts and washers (Item 1) from threaded mounting studs (Item 2) of fixed passenger seat
(Item 3). It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting hardware
be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
2. Lift fixed passenger seat (Item 3) off threaded mounting studs (Item 2) and remove fixed passenger seat
from inside cab. Lay fixed passenger seat out of the way and save for installation.
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Remove Two Man Fixed Bench Seat without Tool Box on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew
Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 97 (See Figure 97, page 118) for Items in parentheses.
1. Remove four hex nuts and washers (Item 1) from threaded mounting studs (Item 2) of two man fixed bench
seat without tool box (Item 4). It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all
new mounting hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
2. Pull seat belts through upper and lower seat and lift two man fixed bench seat without tool box (Item 4) off
threaded mounting studs (Item 2) and remove two man fixed bench seat without tool box from inside cab.
Lay two man fixed bench seat without tool box out of the way and save for installation.
Remove Two Man Fixed Bench Seat with Tool Box on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
all Models
Refer to Figure 97 (See Figure 97, page 118) for Items in parentheses.
1. Remove four hex nuts and washers (Item 1) from threaded mounting studs (Item 2) of two man fixed bench
seat with tool box (Item 5). It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new
mounting hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
2. Pull seat belts through upper and lower seat and lift two man fixed bench seat with tool box (Item 5) off
threaded mounting studs (Item 2) and remove two man fixed bench seat with tool box from inside cab. Lay
two man fixed bench seat with tool box out of the way and save for installation.
Remove Full Width Rear Bench Seat on Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 98 (See Figure 98, page 120) for Items in parentheses.
1. Remove four hex nuts with washers (Item 1) from threaded mounting studs (Item 2) of full width rear bench
seat (Item 3). It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting
hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
2. Pull seat belts (Item 4) through upper and lower seat and lift full width rear bench seat (Item 3) off threaded
mounting studs (Item 2) and remove full width rear bench seat from inside cab. Lay full width rear bench
seat out of the way and save for installation.
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4.32. CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER
Remove Cab Door Opening Scuff Plate and Seat Belt Retractor Cover on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models
NOTE – This procedure applies to all front door openings for all cabs and models and rear door openings
for crew cab models.
1. Remove four torx head screws (Item 1) securing cab door opening scuff plate (Item 2) to cab floor,
passenger side shown. Lay torx head screws out of the way and save for installation.
2. Remove push-in fastener (Item 3) securing seat belt retractor cover (Item 4) to seat belt retractor assembly
(Item 5), passenger side shown. Lay push-in fastener and cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt
retractor cover out of the way and save for installation.
3. Repeat procedure to remove driver side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover.
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1. Remove passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat and/or fixed passenger bench seat, refer to SEATS
(See SEATS, page 115).
2. Once the passenger side seat is removed, if so equipped, remove protective plate (Item 1) from both rear
seat mounting studs (Item 2) in cab floor. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
3. Remove bunk mattress (Item 3) from bunk/storage unit (Item 4). Lay it out of the way and save for
installation.
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4. Remove four hex flanged nuts (Item 5), two each end, securing bunk/storage unit (Item 4) to cab floor.
Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
5. Remove two torx head bolts (Item 6) securing seat belts (Item 7) to cab floor. Lay them out of the way
and save for installation.
6. Slide driver side seat all the way forward to allow removal of bunk/storage unit (Item 4).
7. Lift bunk/storage unit (Item 4) off the four threaded studs in cab floor. Turn bunk/storage unit on it's side
and remove from cab through passenger side door opening. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
1. Remove passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat and/or fixed passenger bench seat, refer to SEATS
(See SEATS, page 115).
2. Remove passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 121).
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3. Remove torx head bolt (Item 1) securing shoulder belt (Item 2) to the cab, passenger side shown. Lay the
torx head bolt and shoulder belt out of the way on the cab floor and save for installation.
4. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 3), remove seven push-in fasteners (Item 4), passenger side
shown. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
5. Remove passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) from the cab. Lay it out of the way and
save for installation unless damaged and being replaced.
6. Repeat procedure to remove driver side side and corner interior trim panel on standard cab.
Remove Side and Corner Interior Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models
1. Remove passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat and/or fixed passenger bench seat, refer to SEATS
(See SEATS, page 115).
2. If so equipped, remove bunk/storage unit from behind front seats, refer to EXTENDED CAB
BUNK/STORAGE UNIT (See EXTENDED CAB BUNK/STORAGE UNIT, page 122).
3. Remove passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 121).
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4. Remove torx head bolt (Item 1) securing shoulder belt (Item 2) to the cab, passenger side shown. Lay the
torx head bolt and shoulder belt out of the way on the cab floor and save for installation.
5. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 3), remove nine push-in fasteners (Item 4), passenger side
shown. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
6. Remove passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) from the cab. Lay it out of the way and
save for installation unless damaged and being replaced.
7. Repeat procedure to remove driver side side and corner interior trim panel on extended cab.
Remove Side and Corner Interior Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove full width rear bench seat, refer to SEATS (See SEATS, page 115).
2. Remove passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 121).
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3. Remove torx head bolt (Item 1) securing shoulder belt (Item 2) to the cab, passenger side shown. Lay the
torx head bolt and shoulder belt out of the way on the cab floor and save for installation.
4. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 3), remove seven push-in fasteners (Item 4), passenger side
shown. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
5. Remove passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) from the cab. Lay it out of the way and
save for installation unless damaged and being replaced.
6. Repeat procedure to remove driver side side and corner interior trim panel on crew cab.
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1. Remove passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat or fixed passenger bench seat, and if so equipped,
full width rear bench seat. Refer to SEATS (See SEATS, page 115).
2. If so equipped, remove bunk/storage unit from behind front seats, refer to EXTENDED CAB
BUNK/STORAGE UNIT (See EXTENDED CAB BUNK/STORAGE UNIT, page 122).
3. Remove passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 121).
4. Open rear side window latch (Item 1) and remove rear side window seal (Item 2) by pulling it off the rear
side window fence (Item 3).
5. Remove passenger side side and corner interior trim panel, refer to SIDE AND CORNER INTERIOR
TRIM PANEL (See SIDE AND CORNER INTERIOR TRIM PANEL, page 123). Remove Side and Corner
Interior Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models.
6. From inside the cab, remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 4) from rear side window latch (Item 1) at the
rear of the rear side window (Item 5).
7. From inside the cab, remove two hex flanged nuts (Item 6) from threaded studs (Item 7) at the front
of window opening for rear side window (Item 5).
8. From outside the cab, carefully pull threaded studs (Item 7) of rear side window (Item 5) out of mounting
holes in rear side window fence (Item 3) removing rear side window from cab and place it on a padded
work surface to protect it.
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9. Repeat procedure to remove driver side rear side window on extended cab for all models.
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Remove Rear Side Window Latch from Rear Side Window on Extended Cab for all Models
1. With the rear side window (Item 1) laying on a padded work surface latch side up.
2. Remove rear side window latch (Item 2) from the latch mounting pedestal (Item 3) on the rear side window
by rotating rear side window latch clockwise until the latch bar (Item 4) is in line with latch mounting
pedestal slot (Item 5) and lift the latch out. Lay rear side window latch out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
3. This procedure is the same to remove driver or passenger side rear side window latch on extended
cab for all models.
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NOTE – The step below shows removing both driver and passenger side side and corner interior trim
panels before removing rear interior trim panel. It is possible to remove the rear interior trim panel by
removing one or the other of the side and corner interior trim panels then follow the steps below.
1. Remove passenger and driver side side and corner interior trim panel, refer to SIDE AND CORNER
INTERIOR TRIM PANEL (See SIDE AND CORNER INTERIOR TRIM PANEL, page 123).
2. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove five push-in fasteners (Item 2) across the top of the
rear interior trim panel (Item 3). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
3. Remove rear interior trim panel (Item 3) from the cab. Lay it out of the way and save for installation
unless damaged and being replaced.
1. Work your fingers in behind driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) at the top between A pillar trim panel and
header trim panel (Item 2). Carefully pull the A pillar trim panel off the cab A pillar (Item 3). Lay A pillar
trim panel out of the way and save for installation.
2. Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 4) from passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) and remove
passenger side grab handle (Item 6). Work your fingers in behind passenger side A pillar trim panel at the
top between A pillar trim panel and header trim panel (Item 7). Carefully pull the A pillar trim panel off
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the cab A pillar (Item 8). Lay A pillar trim panel, grab handle and hex bolts out of the way and save for
installation.
3. Remove sun visor and clip, refer to SUN VISOR AND CLIP (See SUN VISOR AND CLIP, page 27).
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4. Pull courtesy light (Item 1) out of header console panel (Item 2). Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item
3) from courtesy light. Lay it out of the way and save for installation unless damaged and being replaced.
5. Once the courtesy light (Item 1) is removed from header console panel (Item 2). Remove two torx head
screws (Item 4) inside cavity for courtesy light. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
6. Remove two torx head screws (Item 5) near driver side speaker in header console panel (Item 2). Lay it
out of the way and save for installation.
7. Remove two torx head screws (Item 6) near passenger side speaker in header console panel (Item
2). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
8. Carefully pull two retaining clips (Item 7) of the header console panel (Item 2), one near each sun visor
clip, out of the header. Drop the header console panel down and slide three mounting hooks (Item 8) away
from windshield to remove the mounting hooks from the slots in the header. Lower header console panel
down and lay it across the dash panel.
9. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from electronic control panel (Item 2) pig tail connector
(Item 3), if so equipped.
10. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 4) from driver side speaker (Item 5).
11. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 6) from passenger side speaker (Item 7).
12. If so equipped, pull off six retaining clips with ty-wraps (Item 8) securing the wiring harness (Item 9)
to the header console panel (Item 10).
13. Remove header console panel (Item 10) from the cab. Lay it out of the way and save for installation,
unless damaged and being replaced.
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1. Remove header console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL,
page 130).
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2. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 2) at the top of passenger
side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 3). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
3. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 4) at the top of driver
side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
4. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 6) at the back of
headliner trim panel (Item 7). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
5. Remove coat hook (Item 8) at the back of headliner trim panel (Item 7) by pulling coat hook cover (Item 9)
down. With the coat hook cover down out of the way, push coat hook lever (Item 10) down and remove
coat hook. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
6. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 11) from above passenger
side door opening in headliner trim panel (Item 7). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
7. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 12) from above driver side
door opening in headliner trim panel (Item 7). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
8. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 13) from above windshield in
the center of the headliner trim panel (Item 7), support the front of the headliner trim panel after removing
push-in fastener. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
9. Once all the push-in fasteners (Items 2, 4, 6, 11, 12 and 13) and coat hook (Item 8) have been removed,
Lower front of headliner trim panel (Item 7) at the windshield. Slide headliner trim panel forward and
carefully pull it out from behind passenger and driver side side and corner interior trim panels (Items
3 and 5) and remove from cab. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and
being replaced.
Remove Front Headliner Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models
1. Remove header console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL,
page 130).
2. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 2) from above passenger side
door opening in front headliner trim panel (Item 3). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
3. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 4) from the front of passenger
side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
4. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 6) from above driver side door
opening in front headliner trim panel (Item 3). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
5. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 7) from the front of driver side
side and corner interior trim panel (Item 8). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
6. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove five push-in fasteners (Item 9) at the back of front
headliner trim panel (Item 3) securing front headliner trim panel and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) to
cab roof. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
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7. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 10) from above windshield in
the center of the front headliner trim panel (Item 3), support the front of the front headliner trim panel after
removing push-in fastener. Lay push-in fastener out of the way and save for installation.
8. Once all the push-in fasteners (Items 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 10) have been removed. Lower front of front
headliner trim panel (Item 3) at the windshield. Slide front headliner trim panel forward and carefully pull it
out from under rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) and remove it from cab. Lay it out of the way and save
for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
Remove Rear Headliner Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 110 (See Figure 110, page 136) for Items in parentheses.
1. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove four push-in fasteners (Items 4 and 12) at the top
of passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5). Lay them out of the way and save for
installation.
2. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove four push-in fasteners (Items 7 and 13) at the top of
driver side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 8). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
3. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 14) at the back of rear
headliner trim panel (Item 11). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
4. Remove coat hook (Item 15) at the back of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) by pulling coat hook cover
(Item 16) down. With the cover down out of the way, push coat hook lever (Item 17) down and remove coat
hook. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
5. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove five push-in fasteners (Item 9) securing front
headliner trim panel (Item 3) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) to cab roof. Lay push-in fasteners
out of the way and save for installation.
6. Once all the push-in fasteners (Items 4, 7, 9, 12, 13 and 14) and coat hook (Item 15) have been removed.
Slide front of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) forward and carefully pull it out from behind passenger
and driver side side and corner interior trim panels (Items 5 and 8).
7. Lower rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) down from cab roof and disconnect electrical connector from
courtesy light (Item 18) and remove rear headliner trim panel from cab. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
Remove Front Headliner Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models
1. Remove header console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL,
page 130).
2. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 2) from above passenger side
door opening in front headliner trim panel (Item 3). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
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3. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 4) from the front of passenger
side B - pillar trim panel (Item 5). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
4. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 6) from above driver side door
opening in front headliner trim panel (Item 3). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
5. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 7) from the front of driver side
B - pillar trim panel (Item 8). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
6. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove five push-in fasteners (Item 9) at the back of front
headliner trim panel (Item 3) securing front headliner trim panel and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) to
cab roof. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
7. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 10) from above windshield in
the center of the front headliner trim panel (Item 3), support the front of the front headliner trim panel after
removing push-in fastener. Lay push-in fastener out of the way and save for installation.
8. Once all the push-in fasteners (Items 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 10) have been removed. Lower front of front
headliner trim panel (Item 3) at the windshield. Slide front headliner trim panel forward and carefully pull it
out from under rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) and passenger and driver side B - pillar trim panels
(Items 5 and 8) and remove it from cab. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged
and being replaced.
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Refer to Figure 111 (See Figure 111, page 139) for Items in parentheses.
1. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 12) from the rear of passenger
side B - pillar trim panel (Item 5). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
2. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 13) at the top of
passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 14). Lay them out of the way and save for
installation.
3. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove push-in fastener (Item 15) from the rear of driver side
B - pillar trim panel (Item 8). Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
4. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 16) at the top of driver
side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 17). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
5. Remove coat hook (Item 18) at the back of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) by pulling coat hook cover
(Item 19) down. With the cover down out of the way, push coat hook lever (Item 20) down and remove coat
hook. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
6. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 21) at the back of rear
headliner trim panel (Item 11). Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
7. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove five push-in fasteners (Item 9) securing front
headliner trim panel (Item 3) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) to cab roof. Lay push-in fasteners
out of the way and save for installation.
8. Using push-in fastener removal tool (Item 1), remove two push-in fasteners (Item 22) securing rear
headliner trim panel (Item 11) to cab roof. Lay push-in fasteners out of the way and save for installation.
9. Once all the push-in fasteners (Items 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 21 and 22) and coat hook (Item 18) have been
removed. Slide front of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) forward and carefully pull it out from behind
passenger and driver side B - pillar trim panels (Items 5 and 8) and passenger and driver side side
and corner interior trim panels (Items 14 and 17).
10. Lower rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) down from cab roof and disconnect electrical connector from
courtesy light (Item 23) and remove rear headliner trim panel from cab. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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1. To remove the B - pillar trim panel on crew cab models, refer to CAB DOORS (See CAB DOORS, page
38). Refer to Remove Rear Cab Door on Crew Cab for all Models.
A primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) and secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) provides a weather tight
seal around cab door when door is closed.
1. Remove cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover. Refer to CAB DOOR OPENING
SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATE
AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 121).
2. Carefully pull primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) off of the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item 2)
all the way around cab door opening, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation,
unless damaged and being replaced.
3. Carefully pull secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) off of the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item
4) across the top and front of cab door opening, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for
installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
4. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side primary rubber weather seal and secondary rubber weather
seal on front cab door opening.
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Remove Rear Cab Door Opening Weather Seals on Crew Cab for all Models
A primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) and secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) provides a weather tight
seal around cab door when door is closed.
1. Remove cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover. Refer to CAB DOOR OPENING
SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATE
AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 121).
2. Carefully pull primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) off of the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item 2)
all the way around cab door opening, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation,
unless damaged and being replaced.
3. Carefully pull secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) off of the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item
4) across the top of cab door opening, driver side shown. Lay it out of the way and save for installation,
unless damaged and being replaced.
4. Repeat procedure to remove passenger side primary rubber weather seal and secondary rubber weather
seal on rear cab door opening of crew cab models.
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1. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
2. To remove driver side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly (Item 1), first remove washer hose (Item
2) from “T” fitting (Item 3). Note position of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly on wiper pivot post
(Item 4) for installation before removing it. Lift up on lock lever (Item 5) securing windshield wiper arm and
blade assembly to wiper pivot post and pull it off. Lay driver side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly
with washer hose out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
3. To remove passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly (Item 6), first remove washer hose
(Item 7) from fitting (Item 8). Note position of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly on wiper pivot post
(Item 9) for installation before removing it. Lift up on lock lever (Item 10) securing windshield wiper arm
and blade assembly to wiper pivot post and pull it off. Lay passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade
assembly with washer hose out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
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1. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
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2. Remove both driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly. Refer to WINDSHIELD
WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY,
page 143).
3. Remove washer hose (Item 1, view arrow A) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow A) on driver side.
4. Slide rubber seal (Item 3, view arrow E) off antenna (Item 4, view arrow E) on passenger side.
5. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 5, view arrow D) from mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow D) under cowl
tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger side.
6. Remove torx pan head screw (Item 7, view arrow C) from plastic bracket (Item 8, view arrow C) at the front
of cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow C) on passenger side.
7. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 9, section A - A) from center mounting bracket (Item 10, section A - A)
at the center of cowl tray (Item 2, section A - A).
8. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 11, view arrow B) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B) on driver side.
9. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 12, view arrow D) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger
side.
10. Once all mounting hardware securing cowl tray (Item 2) have been removed, slide the holes in the cowl
tray forward off the mounting studs (Item 13) and over both driver and passenger side wiper pivot posts
(Item 16).
11. Lift cowl tray (Item 2) up over the antenna (Item 4) and lay it out of the way and save for installation.
Remove Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models after September
2000
1. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
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2. Remove both driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly. Refer to WINDSHIELD
WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY,
page 143).
3. Remove washer hose (Item 1, view arrow A) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow A) on driver side.
4. Slide rubber seal (Item 3, view arrow E) off antenna (Item 4, view arrow E) on passenger side.
5. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 5, view arrow D) from mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow D) under cowl
tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger side.
6. Remove torx pan head screw (Item 7, view arrow C) from plastic bracket (Item 8, view arrow C) at the front
of cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow C) on passenger side.
7. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 9, section A - A) from center mounting bracket (Item 10, section A - A)
at the center of cowl tray (Item 2, section A - A).
8. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 11, view arrow B) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B) on driver side.
9. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 12, view arrow D) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger
side.
10. Once all mounting hardware securing cowl tray (Item 2) have been removed, slide the holes in the cowl
tray forward off the mounting studs (Item 13) and over both driver and passenger side wiper pivot posts
(Item 16).
11. Lift cowl tray (Item 2) up over the antenna (Item 4) and lay it out of the way and save for installation.
Remove Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models after February
2002
1. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
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2. Remove both driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly. Refer to WINDSHIELD
WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY,
page 143).
3. Remove washer hose (Item 1, view arrow A) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow A) on driver side.
4. Slide rubber seal (Item 3, view arrow E) off antenna (Item 4, view arrow E) on passenger side.
5. Remove torx pan head screw (Item 5, view arrow C) from plastic bracket (Item 6, view arrow C) at the front
of cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow C) on passenger side.
6. Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 7, section A - A) from center mounting bracket (Item 8, section A - A)
at the center of cowl tray (Item 2, section A - A).
7. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 9, view arrow B) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B) on driver side.
8. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 10, view arrow D) from under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger
side.
9. Remove washer bottle vent hose (Item 12, view arrow B) from driver side of cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow
B) by pulling vent hose push-in fastener (Item 13, view arrow B) out of the cowl tray.
10. Once the washer bottle vent hose and all mounting hardware securing cowl tray (Item 2) have been
removed, slide the holes in the cowl tray forward off the mounting studs (Item 11) and over both driver
and passenger side wiper pivot posts (Item 14).
11. Lift cowl tray (Item 2) up over the antenna (Item 4) and lay it out of the way and save for installation.
1. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
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2. Remove both driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly. Refer to WINDSHIELD
WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY,
page 143).
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3. Remove the cab cowl tray. Refer to CAB COWL TRAY (See CAB COWL TRAY, page 144).
4. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from windshield wiper motor connector (Item 2).
5. Remove two hex flanged nuts (Item 3, view arrow A) securing windshield wiper motor mounting bracket
(Item 4, view arrow A) to mounting studs (Item 5) just below the windshield wiper motor (Item 6, view arrow
A) at the center of the cab cowl. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
6. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 7, view arrow B) securing windshield wiper assembly (Item 8, view arrow B)
to mounting stud (Item 9) on driver side of the cab cowl. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
7. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 10, view arrow C) securing windshield wiper assembly (Item 8, view arrow C)
to mounting stud (Item 11) on passenger side of the cab cowl. Lay it out of the way and save for installation.
8. If required, cut ty-wrap (Item 12, view arrow A) securing wiring harness (Item 13, view arrow A) to
windshield wiper motor (Item 6, view arrow A) and/or wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 4).
9. Remove windshield wiper assembly (Item 8) from the four mounting studs (Items 5, 9 and 11) on the cab
cowl. Lay it out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
The windshield wiper system consists of a single unitized 12 volt electric motor that operates the wiper arms
through linkage (Figure 119) (See Figure 119, page 153).
Since the wiper motor is of unitized construction, there is no need for motor rebuild or adjustments. There are
no serviceable parts; the complete assembly is replaced.
CAUTION
Do not attempt to move the blades through their sweep by grasping the wiper arm. This
action may result in the teeth being broken off the drive gear or the linkage bent. If blades
are frozen to windshield, do not operate control switch until they have been freed.
1. With ignition key in ON position, cycle wiper arm to the end of the sweep cycle (wiper blade by left side of
windshield). Turn key to OFF position.
2. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
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Refer to Figure 118 (See Figure 118, page 151) for Items in parentheses.
3. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 1) from windshield wiper motor connector (Item 2).
4. If required, cut ty-wrap (Item 12, view arrow A) securing wiring harness (Item 13, view arrow A) to
windshield wiper motor (Item 6) and/or windshield wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 4).
NOTE – Windshield wipers and cowl tray have been removed in part of Figure 119 to show the windshield
wiper assembly located under the cowl tray.
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5. Remove hex retaining nut (Item 1, view arrow A and view arrow B) securing wiper drive arm (Item 2, view
arrow A) to electric wiper motor (Item 3, view arrow A). Remove wiper drive arm and lock washer (Items
2 and 4, view arrow A) from electric wiper motor shaft. Lay wiper drive arm and wiper linkage (Items 2
and 5, view arrow A) on the wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow A). Lay hex retaining nut
and lock washer aside and save for installation.
6. With the wiper drive arm (Item 2, view arrow A) and wiper linkage (Item 5, view arrow A) out of the way.
Remove three hex flanged bolts (Item 7, view arrow A) securing electric wiper motor (Item 3, view arrow A)
to the wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow A) and remove electric wiper motor. Save hex
flanged bolts and electric wiper motor for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
Refer to Figure 120 for all models before July 2001 or Figure 121 (See Figure 121, page 156) for all models after
July 2001 or Figure 122 (See Figure 122, page 157) for all models after June 2002 for Items in parentheses.
1. Unlatch hood on both sides and tilt hood to fully open position.
NOTE – If the pump motor is removable and is being replaced, it is necessary to remove the washer
bottle before removing the pump motor.
2. Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 1) securing washer bottle (Item 2) with pump motor (Item 3) to washer
bottle bracket (Item 4). Save hex flanged bolts for installation. Remove washer bottle from washer bottle
bracket and lay it forward to access the pump motor.
3. Since two different types of washer bottles and pump motors (Items 2 and 3) may be found on vehicles,
always check Parts Catalog before removing pump motor (Item 3) from washer bottle (Item 2).
4. Disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 5) from pump motor (Item 3).
5. Use a suitable container to catch washer fluid and empty all the washer fluid from washer bottle (Item 2).
Remove washer hose (Item 6) from pump motor outlet fitting (Item 7).
6. If pump motor (Item 3) is being replaced, carefully pull pump motor from washer bottle (Item 2).
7. If washer bottle (Item 2) is being replaced, disconnect wiring harness connector (Item 8) from washer bottle
wiring harness connector (Item 9) coming from low fluid sensor (Item 10) in washer bottle.
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1. Remove passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat and/or fixed passenger bench seat, refer to SEATS
(See SEATS, page 115).
3. Using a flat blade screw driver, carefully slide it between the center dash panel (Item 1) and center dash
panel trim bezel (Item 2). Carefully pry the center dash panel trim bezel out of the center dash panel. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
4. Remove two torx head screws (Item 3) from the front of center dash panel (Item 1) and slide cup holder
and ashtray (Item 4) rearward to unhook cup holder and ashtray from underneath center dash panel. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation, unless damaged and being replaced.
1. On a vehicle with automatic transmission and hydraulic brakes, remove four hex flanged bolts (Item 1)
and remove hydraulic hand brake lever (Item 2) from cab floor. Lay it out of the way on the cab floor
and save for installation.
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2. On a vehicle with standard transmission and air brakes, remove rubber boot (Item 1) from the cab floor
around the gear shift lever (Item 2).
3. Hold rubber boot (Item 1) up and remove allen screw (Item 3) securing gear shift lever (Item 2) to
transmission shift lever shaft (Item 4). Remove gear shift lever and rubber boot from transmission shift
lever shaft. Lay them out of the way on the cab floor and save for installation.
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Refer to Figure 124 (See Figure 124, page 159) for Items in parentheses.
4. Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 3) at the top of the engine cover (Item 4). Lay them out of the way
and save for installation.
5. Pull driver side floor mat (Item 5, view circle A) back away from bottom edge of the engine cover (Item 4,
view circle A). Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 6, view circle A) from driver side of the engine cover.
Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
6. Pull floor mat (Item 5, view circle B) back away from bottom edge across the front of the engine cover
(Item 4, view circle B). Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 7, view circle B) from the engine cover. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation.
7. Pull floor mat (Item 5, view circle C) back away from bottom edge across the front of the engine cover
(Item 4, view circle C). Remove hex flanged bolt (Item 8, view circle C) from the engine cover. Lay it
out of the way and save for installation.
8. Pull passenger side floor mat (Item 5, view circle D and E) back away from bottom edge of the engine
cover (Item 4, view circle D and E). Remove two hex flanged bolts (Item 9, view circle D and E) from
passenger side of the engine cover. Lay them out of the way and save for installation.
9. Carefully pull engine cover (Item 4) out from under dash panel, lift bottom front edge of engine cover over
transmission shift lever shaft (Item 4, Figure 125) (See Figure 125, page 160), if so equipped, and pull
it completely out from under dash panel. Remove engine cover from inside cab. Lay it out of the way
and save for installation.
4.47. CAB
General Procedures for Cab Removal
The removal of the cab from chassis can be performed provided an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture
are available. Removal procedures may vary for various models depending on the type of equipment and
accessories.
NOTE – Refer to the correct sections in the Master Service Manual for the component being removed
and replaced.
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WARNING
To prevent personal injury, whenever any component is serviced or removed from the
air system, be sure the air system is drained and be sure to set the parking brake and/or
block the vehicle to prevent the vehicle from moving while the service is being performed.
11. Disconnect air conditioning lines (if so equipped). Refer to GROUP 16 - CAB in the Master Service
Manual for the proper procedure.
WARNING
Refrigerant must be recovered from the air conditioning system before any components
of the system are removed or replaced. Removing components while pressure is in the
system will cause personal injury or death.
WARNING
Always use approved refrigerant recycling equipment when working with R-134a.
Federal and state laws require that refrigerant be recovered and recycled to help protect
the environment.
WARNING
Do not vent refrigerant into the atmosphere. The use of R-12 is a worldwide
environmental concern. Because of the absence of chlorine in the molecular structure
of R-134a, the use of R-134a refrigerant will not have any harmful effects on the ozone
layer of the atmosphere. Because there is not enough evidence to determine the “
greenhouse ” effect of R-134a, recycling of R-134a is recommended. Effective November
1995, recovery and recycling of R-134a will be required by law.
14. Detach any other connections between the cab and frame, if required.
15. Install cab lifting fixture. Make sure fixture is padded to prevent damage to cab.
NOTE – Use an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture when removing the cab from the chassis. Pad the
lifting fixture to prevent damage to the cab assembly.
16. Partially lift cab so cab weight will be supported on lifting fixture.
Remove Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200,
4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models
1. To remove cabs with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4200, 4300
and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models. Remove cab to frame mounting bolts and nuts at front
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and rear mounting locations. Refer to (Figure 126) (See Figure 126, page 163) for Cab with Low Mount
Front Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models and (Figure
127) (See Figure 127, page 165) for Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and
4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models.
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended
Cab Models
1. Remove the hex flanged nut (Item 1) and remove cab mount safety retainer (Item 2) from under cab
chassis mounting bracket (Item 3), driver side shown. Save hex flanged nut and cab mount safety
retainer for installation.
2. Pull hex flanged bolt (Item 4) out of front cab mounting bracket (Item 5), driver side shown. Save hex
flanged bolt for installation.
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Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended
Cab Models
1. Remove hex flanged nut (Item 1) and remove rear cab rebound isolator (Item 2) from under rear cab
chassis crossmember (Item 3). Repeat procedure to remove the other hex flanged nut (Item 1) and rear
cab rebound isolator (Item 2).
2. The two carriage bolts (Item 4) are secured in place at the bottom of the cab underbody sill (Item 5) which
is part of the cab floor with retaining clips (Item 6). The carriage bolts will remain with cab underbody sill
and cab floor when cab is lifted off the chassis.
CAUTION
Inspect all cab to frame attaching points to be sure they are disconnected or damage can
result.
3. Using an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture, carefully lift cab from chassis. If removing cab from
overhead crane, set it on a suitable surface to protect painted surfaces.
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Remove Low Mount Front Cab Mounting Isolators for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and
Extended Cab before January 2003
Refer to Figure 126 (See Figure 126, page 163) for Items in parentheses.
1. Once the cab is lifted from the chassis, if it is necessary to replace the front cab mounting isolator (Item 6),
driver side shown. Remove as follows.
2. Remove two hex flanged nuts (Item 7) from two hex flanged bolts (Item 8) and remove both hex flanged
bolts. Remove front cab mounting isolator (Item 6) from cab chassis mounting bracket (Item 3), driver
side shown. Save front cab mounting isolator, hex flanged nuts and hex flanged bolts for installation,
unless damaged and being replaced.
Remove Low Mount Rear Cab Carriage Bolts and Compression Isolators for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models before January 2003
Refer to Figure 127 (See Figure 127, page 165) for Items in parentheses.
1. Once the cab is lifted from the chassis, the rear cab compression isolators (Item 7) can be lifted off
the cab chassis crossmember (Item 3). Save rear cab compression isolators for installation, unless
damaged and being replaced.
2. The two carriage bolts (Item 4) are secured in place at the bottom of the cab underbody sill (Item 5) which
is part of the cab floor with retaining clips (Item 6). The carriage bolts will remain with cab underbody sill
and cab floor when cab is lifted off the cab chassis crossmember (Item 3).
3. If it is necessary to replace the two carriage bolts (Item 4), thread retaining clips (Item 6) off the two
carriage bolts. From inside the cab, lift the rear of the floor mat at the rear cab panel below the rear window
and pull the two carriage bolts out of cab underbody sill (Item 5) and cab floor.
Remove Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for all Crew Cab Models
1. To remove cabs with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for all Crew Cabs. Remove cab to frame mounting bolts and nuts at front and rear mounting
locations. Refer to (Figure 128) (See Figure 128, page 167) for Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting
for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January
2003 and (Figure 129) (See Figure 129, page 168) for Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for all Crew Cab Models.
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Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard
Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003
1. Remove the hex flanged nut (Item 1) from the threaded stud (Item 2) of the cab chassis mounting bracket
(Item 3) sticking through the front cab mounting bracket (Item 4), driver side shown. Save hex flanged
nut for installation.
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Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for all Crew Cab Models
1. Remove two hex flanged nuts (Item 1) from the two carriage bolts (Item 2) under the top plate of the rear
cab air suspension assembly (Item 3).
2. The two carriage bolts (Item 2) are secured in place to the bottom of the cab underbody sill (Item 4) which
is part of the cab floor with retaining clips (Item 5). The carriage bolts will remain with cab underbody sill
and cab floor when cab is lifted off the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3).
CAUTION
Inspect all cab to frame attaching points to be sure they are disconnected or damage can
result.
3. Using an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture, carefully lift cab from chassis. If removing cab from
overhead crane, set it on a suitable surface to protect painted surfaces.
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Remove Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for all Crew Cab Models
Refer to Figure 129 (See Figure 129, page 168) for Items in parentheses.
1. Once the cab is lifted from the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3), if it is necessary to remove
the cab air suspension assembly to replace it, follow steps below.
2. If it is necessary to replace the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3), remove four hex flanged nuts
(Item 6) from the four hex flanged bolts (Item 7). Remove the four hex flanged bolts from the mounting
holes in the rear cab air suspension assembly.
3. Disconnect the air line connection to the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3), remove rear cab air
suspension assembly from the frame rail crossmember (Item 8).
Remove Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for all Crew Cab Models
Refer to Figure 129 (See Figure 129, page 168) for Items in parentheses.
1. Once the cab is lifted from the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3). The two carriage bolts (Item
2) are secured to the cab underbody sill (Item 4) which is part of the cab floor with retaining clips (Item
5). The carriage bolts will remain with cab underbody sill and cab floor when cab is lifted off the rear
cab air suspension assembly.
2. If it is necessary to replace the two carriage bolts (Item 2), thread retaining clips (Item 5) off the two
carriage bolts. From inside the cab, lift the rear of the floor mat at the rear cab panel below the rear window
and pull the two carriage bolts out of cab underbody sill (Item 4) and cab floor.
Remove Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for
4400 Model for City Tractor Applications
1. To remove cabs with Mid High Mount Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications. Remove cab to frame mounting hex flanged nuts at
front and rear mounting locations. Refer to (Figure 130) (See Figure 130, page 170) for Cab with Mid
High Mount Front Cab Mounting for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications and (Figure 131) (See
Figure 131, page 171) for Cab with Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for 4400 Model
for City Tractor Applications.
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Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for 4400
Model for City Tractor Applications
1. Remove the hex flanged nut (Item 1) from the threaded stud (Item 2) of the cab chassis mounting bracket
(Item 3) sticking through the front cab mounting bracket (Item 4), driver side shown. Save hex flanged
nut for installation.
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3. Remove two hex flanged nuts (Item 1) from the two carriage bolts (Item 2) under the top plate of the
rear air suspension assembly (Item 3).
4. The two carriage bolts (Item 2) are secured to the cab underbody sill (Item 4) with cab mount retaining
clips (Item 5). The carriage bolts will remain with cab underbody sill when cab is lifted off the rear cab air
suspension assembly (Item 3).
CAUTION
Inspect all cab to frame attaching points to be sure they are disconnected or damage can
result.
5. Using an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture, carefully lift cab from chassis. If removing cab from
overhead crane, set it on a suitable surface to protect painted surfaces.
Remove Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications
Refer to Figure 131 (See Figure 131, page 171) for Items in parentheses.
1. Once the cab is lifted from the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3), if it is necessary to remove
the cab air suspension assembly to replace it, follow steps below.
2. If it is necessary to replace the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3), remove four hex flanged nuts
(Item 6) from the four hex flanged bolts (Item 7). Remove the four hex flanged bolts from the mounting
holes in the rear cab air suspension assembly.
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3. Disconnect the air line connection to the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3), remove rear cab air
suspension assembly from the frame rail crossmember (Item 8).
Remove Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for 4400 Model for City
Tractor Applications
Refer to Figure 131 (See Figure 131, page 171) for Items in parentheses.
1. Once the cab is lifted from the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3). The two carriage bolts (Item
2) are secured to the cab underbody sill (Item 4) which is part of the cab floor with retaining clips (Item
5). The carriage bolts will remain with cab underbody sill and cab floor when cab is lifted off the rear
cab air suspension assembly.
2. If it is necessary to replace the two carriage bolts (Item 2), thread retaining clips (Item 5) off the two
carriage bolts. From inside the cab, lift the rear of the floor mat at the rear cab panel below the rear window
and pull the two carriage bolts out of cab underbody sill (Item 4) and cab floor.
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5. INSTALL
5.1. ONE PIECE ENCAPSULATED WINDSHIELD
There are two types of urethane adhesive that may be used to install one piece encapsulated windshields on
the vehicles covered in the service manual.
It is recommended to use the two part U216 urethane adhesive that comes in the Essex windshield installation
kit (Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). The use of this urethane adhesive allows for a 30 minute drive
away time for the customer.
An optional one part U400HV urethane adhesive may be used when installing a one piece encapsulated
windshield, but the cure time is based on time, temperature and humidity and the cure table for U400HV
urethane adhesive. This requires a much longer drive away time for the customer.
Install One Piece Encapsulated Windshield using Two Part U216 Urethane Adhesive (adhesive A and
curative B) on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
The 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 model vehicles come standard with a one piece encapsulated windshield
(Figure 7) (See Figure 7, page 9).
IMPORTANT – To install a one piece encapsulated windshield you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL®
Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has a tool box that includes the tools required to remove
and install bonded windshields. To order, call toll free in U. S. and Canada 1–800–520–2584 or Fax
1–800–578–7375. NOTE - The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470 is no longer
available through the INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available contact
INTERNATIONAL® service parts.
To install a one piece encapsulated windshield, you will also need the Essex windshield installation kit (Figure
132) (See Figure 132, page 174). The kit includes:
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These materials must be used on or before expiration date marked on container. U413 Window Fence Primer,
U401 Window Glass Prep and U402 Window Glass Primer have a 6 month shelf life. U216 Urethane adhesive
A and Curative B tubes have a 9 month shelf life.
In addition to the items supplied in the Essex windshield installation kit (Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page
174) above, you will need the following materials:
NOTE – For the windshield, use only laminated safety glass (AS—1 per ANSI Z26.1–Latest revision) and
Navistar TMS-9522 (SAE J1203).
WARNING
Wear protective work gloves when handling the windshield. Also wear appropriate
protective gloves when using any of the Betaseal system chemicals from the Essex
windshield installation kit.
NOTE – Before installing new windshield, wipe off any water remaining around windshield fence and
surrounding cab area with a lint free cloth.
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1. Dry fit new windshield on vehicle to make sure the windshield fits windshield opening properly before
applying U216 adhesive. Once the windshield is positioned properly in the windshield opening, place a
piece of tape as a reference mark across the center upper portion of windshield and cab. Use a utility knife
and cut the tape between the cab and windshield.
2. Remove new windshield from vehicle and place it on a suitable padded work stand to prepare it for
installation.
3. Remove urethane adhesive (Item 1) from windshield fence (Item 2) around windshield opening with a
gasket chisel (Item 3). A thin layer of old urethane adhesive of 2 to 3 mm thick (Item 4) may be left on
windshield fence. Try to keep a consistent thickness of old urethane adhesive around the perimeter of
the windshield fence.
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4. Clean dirt and any water left from spraying around windshield during removal, off windshield fence (Item 1)
with a brush or clean, lint free cloth (Item 2) before installing new windshield.
5. Take U413 window fence primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 1, Figure 132) (See Figure
132, page 174). Shake U413 window fence primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item
2) from container.
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6. Apply U413 window fence primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to cover scratches and
bare metal on windshield fence (Item 3). DO NOT apply U413 window fence primer over old urethane
adhesive left on windshield fence.
7. Allow U413 window fence primer to dry for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after application.
8. With new windshield on a padded work stand, prepare windshield for installation as follows:
9. Using a razor blade if necessary, and plastic scrubbing pad, remove any windshield encapsulation flash
from bonding surface of new windshield. Clean new windshield thoroughly with Essex glass cleaner
GC800. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Make sure windshield is completely clean and dry before
proceeding (Figure 137).
Figure 137 Cleaning Windshield for Glass Prep, Glass Primer and Adhesive Application
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Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
10. Once the new windshield has been cleaned, take U401 window glass prep from Essex windshield
installation kit (Item 2, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake U401 window glass prep (Item
1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
NOTE – Read completely through Step 11 below to ensure the correct application and removal of the
glass prep U401.
11. Apply U401 window glass prep (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface only on
new windshield (Item 3). If applied to clear glass surface, glass will haze. Immediately wipe glass prep off
by following eight to ten inches behind the applicator with a white or brown paper towel (Item 4). DO NOT
use a cloth shop towel. After completing first application of glass prep, repeat glass prep application and
removal process. This is a clear liquid.
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
12. Once U401 window glass prep has been applied and wiped off new windshield, take U402 window glass
primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 3, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake U402
window glass primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
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13. Apply U402 window glass primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface on
new windshield (Item 3).
14. Allow U402 window glass primer to dry to a tack free condition for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after
application.
CAUTION
Once the windshield has been primed, ensure there is no contact with bonding surface
as oil from skin will affect bonding performance. If the windshield is not bonded properly,
the cab strength and safety would be compromised. If contact with bonding surface has
occurred, repeat the cleaning process and reapply U402 window glass primer and allow
it to dry for 6 to 10 minutes before applying U216 adhesive.
15. Remove Essex U216 adhesive (two tubes, adhesive A and curative B) from Essex windshield installation
kit (Items 4 and 5, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174).
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16. Using the pull tab or a screwdriver (Item 1), if pull tab not supplied, pry out bottom cover (Item 2) from both
adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 3).
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17. Use one applicator nozzle (Item 1) supplied separately by Essex to puncture adhesive A tube (Item 2).
Use the other applicator nozzle (Item 1) supplied separately by Essex to puncture curative B tube (Item 2).
DO NOT use the same applicator nozzle to puncture both tubes; this keeps from contaminating the other
tube before installing application mixing head (Item 6, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Be sure to
push applicator nozzle all the way in to ensure adhesive tubes are fully opened.
18. Once both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 2) have been prepared for use, remove
application mixing head (Item 6, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174) from Essex windshield installation
kit.
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19. Install both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 1) on mixing head (Item 2).
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20. Once both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 1) are installed on mixing head (Item 2),
remove applicator nozzle (Item 7, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174) from Essex windshield
installation kit. Install applicator nozzle (Item 3) on mixing head (Item 2). Cut tab (Item 4) off applicator
nozzle. Measure and mark a 3/8 inch wide by 5/8 inch long with a 1/8 inch wide dimension at the base of
the new notch (Item 5) to replace the current V-notch on the applicator nozzle. Use a utility knife and cut
out new notch to allow for proper adhesive application.
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21. Before loading adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle (Item 1) into betagun (Item 2), pull
trigger and run plungers (Item 3) all the way back to allow for adhesive tubes to be loaded. Open front
cover (Item 4) on betagun and install adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle into betagun.
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22. Once adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle (Item 1) have been installed into betagun
(Item 2), close front cover (Item 3). Run plungers (Item 4) forward on betagun until plungers are in position
to apply adhesive. Stop when adhesive reaches applicator nozzle.
23. Using a standard caulking gun (Item 1), apply a small bead of U400HV one part urethane adhesive (Item
2) to the weld seams at the top and bottom of the windshield fence (Item 3) on both sides.
NOTE – Application of adhesive bead on new windshield shall be 0 to 2 mm from encapsulation edge
and be at least 5/8 to 3/4 inch (16 to 19 mm) high and 3/8 to 1/2 inch (10 to 13 mm) wide maximum.
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IMPORTANT – If U216 two part adhesive runs out before getting all the way around the windshield, it is
acceptable to fill in the gap left (6 inches or less) with U400HV one part urethane adhesive using a standard
caulking gun. It is recommended that because of the short time frame in which to install the windshield, to
have a tube of U400HV one part urethane adhesive loaded into a caulking gun and ready to use, so that the
time will not run out to get the windshield installed onto the vehicle. Use a utility knife and cut out notch in the
applicator nozzle on the U400HV Urethane adhesive tube to allow for proper adhesive application, measure
and mark a 3/8 inch wide by 5/8 inch long with a 1/8 inch wide dimension at the base of the notch (Item 5) on
the applicator nozzle. Refer to (Figure 143) (See Figure 143, page 183).
24. Hold betagun (Item 1) and applicator nozzle (Item 2) as close to a 90 degree angle as possible and start
at the outer edge of locating tab on bottom edge of windshield at either driver or passenger side. Going
toward the corner, pull trigger to apply a uniform bead of adhesive (Item 3) all the way around windshield.
The harder you pull the trigger the faster the adhesive will extrude. Use this variable speed control to slow
down as you apply adhesive around the corners. Overlap adhesive at the seam slightly, and use a plastic
or wood tongue depressor (Item 4) to smooth or even out adhesive as required before installing windshield.
25. Once adhesive has been applied on windshield it MUST be installed within 5 to 7 minutes maximum.
Adhesive starts curing immediately and will not provide an adequate bond if not installed within the 5 to
7 minute time frame.
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26. With the aid of an assistant install windshield (Figure 148) as follows:
27. If the vehicle has a sunshade, position new windshield (Item 1) under sunshade being careful not to
touch windshield on cab. Align tape mark (Item 2) on windshield with tape mark on top of cab and
align windshield locator tabs (Item 3) on new windshield with cab locator post (Item 4) at the bottom of
windshield opening on cab.
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28. On vehicles without a sunshade, align the piece of tape (Item 1) at the top of the windshield with tape (Item
2) above windshield opening on the cab, then position windshield locator tabs (Item 3, Figure 149) (See
Figure 149, page 187) on cab locator post (Item 4, Figure 149) (See Figure 149, page 187). While holding
windshield locator tabs in place on cab locator posts, push windshield (Item 3) back against windshield
fence (Item 4). Check windshield encapsulation rubber trim (Item 5) to make sure it is positioned properly
around windshield opening.
29. With the aid of an assistant, gently push on windshield all around outer edge to set it properly against
windshield fence. There are tabs built into the windshield to keep it from being pushed in too far (Figure
151).
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Refer to Figure 150 (See Figure 150, page 188) for Items in parentheses.
30. Remove both pieces of tape (Items 1 and 2) from windshield and cab.
31. If the unit is equipped with an exterior sunshade (Item 1) remove piece of tape (Item 2) from bottom side of
each sunshade mounting bracket (Item 3) used to protect sunshade mounting bracket paint while cutting
out windshield. If sunshade was removed, install sunshade. Refer to SUNSHADE (See SUNSHADE, page
228), for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 models as required.
32. Position driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) in place at the cab A pillar (Item 3), align A pillar trim panel
retaining clips (Item 9) with the mounting holes in the cab A pillar and push in to secure.
33. Position passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) in place inside cab, align A pillar trim panel retaining
clips with the mounting holes in the cab A pillar and push in to secure. Then position passenger side grab
handle (Item 6) in place on the passenger side A pillar trim panel and install two hex flanged bolts (Item 4)
to secure grab handle. Tighten the two hex bolts (Item 4) to 77 to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
34. Install windshield wiper arms and blades. Refer to WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY,
Install (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY, page 282).
35. Test operation of windshield wipers and washer, then clean windshield and surrounding area.
IMPORTANT – The quick curing time of U216 two part urethane adhesive allows the vehicle to be driven 30
minutes after completing windshield installation. If the vehicle is equipped with AIR BAGS, the U216 two part
urethane adhesive should be allowed to cure for 60 minutes before driving. Even if U400HV one part urethane
adhesive has to be used to fill in a gap of 6 inches or less during the application of U216 two part urethane
adhesive the cure time before the vehicle can be driven will be the same as above. If more than 6 inches of
U400HV one part urethane adhesive is used, you will need to use the area on the Form Bonded Windshield
Replacement Report (Figure 205) (See Figure 206, page 305) to record Time, Temperature and Humidity
and follow the cure table for U400HV.
Install One Piece Encapsulated Windshield using One Part U400HV Urethane Adhesive on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Although it is recommended to use the two part U216 urethane adhesive that comes in the Essex windshield
installation kit (Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). The optional one part U400HV urethane adhesive
may be used when installing a one piece encapsulated windshield.
To install a one piece encapsulated windshield, you will also need the following items.
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These materials must be used on or before expiration date marked on container. U413 Window Fence Primer,
U401 Window Glass Prep and U402 Window Glass Primer have a 6 month shelf life. U400HV Urethane
adhesive tube has a 9 month shelf life.
When cutting the applicator nozzle on the U400HV Urethane adhesive tube, measure and mark a 3/8 inch
wide by 5/8 inch long with a 1/8 inch wide dimension at the base of the notch (Item 5) on the applicator nozzle.
Use a utility knife and cut out notch to allow for proper adhesive application. Refer to (Figure 143) (See
Figure 143, page 183)
IMPORTANT – When using U400HV one part urethane adhesive, you will need to use the area on the
Form Bonded Windshield Replacement Report (Figure 205) (See Figure 206, page 305) to record Time,
Temperature and Humidity and follow the cure table for U400HV. This is critical to when the vehicle can be
driven after completing the windshield installation.
In addition to the items supplied in the Essex windshield installation kit (Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page
174) above, you will need the following materials:
NOTE – For the windshield, use only laminated safety glass (AS—1 per ANSI Z26.1–Latest revision) and
Navistar TMS-9522 (SAE J1203).
WARNING
Wear protective work gloves when handling the windshield. Also wear appropriate
protective gloves when using any of the Betaseal system chemicals from the Essex
windshield installation kit.
NOTE – Before installing new windshield, wipe off any water remaining around windshield fence and
surrounding cab area with a lint free cloth.
1. Dry fit new windshield on vehicle to make sure the windshield fits windshield opening properly before
applying U400HV adhesive. Once the windshield is positioned properly in the windshield opening, place a
piece of tape as a reference mark across the center upper portion of windshield and cab. Use a utility knife
and cut the tape between the cab and windshield.
2. Remove new windshield from vehicle and place it on a suitable padded work stand to prepare it for
installation.
Refer to Figure 133 (See Figure 133, page 175) for Items in parentheses.
3. Remove urethane adhesive (Item 1) from windshield fence (Item 2) around windshield opening with a
gasket chisel (Item 3). A thin layer of old urethane adhesive of 2 to 3 mm thick (Item 4) may be left on
windshield fence. Try to keep a consistent thickness of old urethane adhesive around the perimeter of
the windshield fence.
Refer to Figure 134 (See Figure 134, page 176) for Items in parentheses.
4. Clean dirt and any water left from spraying around windshield during removal, off windshield fence (Item 1)
with a brush or clean, lint free cloth (Item 2) before installing new windshield.
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Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
5. Take U413 window fence primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 1, Figure 132) (See Figure
132, page 174). Shake U413 window fence primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item
2) from container.
Refer to Figure 136 (See Figure 136, page 177) for Items in parentheses.
6. Apply U413 window fence primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to cover scratches and
bare metal on windshield fence (Item 3). DO NOT apply U413 window fence primer over old urethane
adhesive left on windshield fence.
7. Allow U413 window fence primer to dry for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after application.
8. With new windshield on a padded work stand, prepare windshield for installation as follows:
9. Using a razor blade if necessary, and plastic scrubbing pad, remove any windshield encapsulation flash
from bonding surface of new windshield. Clean new windshield thoroughly with Essex glass cleaner
GC800. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Make sure windshield is completely clean and dry before
proceeding (Figure 137). (See Figure 137, page 177)
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
10. Once the new windshield has been cleaned, take U401 window glass prep from Essex windshield
installation kit (Item 2, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake U401 window glass prep (Item
1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
NOTE – Read completely through Step 11 below to ensure the correct application and removal of the
glass prep U401.
Refer to Figure 138 (See Figure 138, page 178) for Items in parentheses.
11. Apply U401 window glass prep (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface only on
new windshield (Item 3). If applied to clear glass surface, glass will haze. Immediately wipe glass prep off
by following eight to ten inches behind the applicator with a white or brown paper towel (Item 4). DO NOT
use a cloth shop towel. After completing first application of glass prep, repeat glass prep application and
removal process. This is a clear liquid.
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
12. Once U401 window glass prep has been applied and wiped off new windshield, take U402 window glass
primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 3, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake U402
window glass primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
Refer to Figure 139 (See Figure 139, page 179) for Items in parentheses.
13. Apply U402 window glass primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface on
new windshield (Item 3).
14. Allow U402 window glass primer to dry to a tack free condition for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after
application.
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CAUTION
Once the windshield has been primed, ensure there is no contact with bonding surface
as oil from skin will affect bonding performance. If the windshield is not bonded properly,
the cab strength and safety would be compromised. If contact with bonding surface has
occurred, repeat the cleaning process and reapply U402 window glass primer and allow
it to dry for 6 to 10 minutes before applying U400HV adhesive.
Refer to Figure 146 (See Figure 146, page 185) for Items in parentheses.
15. Using a standard caulking gun (Item 1), apply a small bead of U400HV one part urethane adhesive (Item
2) to the weld seams at the top and bottom of the windshield fence (Item 3) on both sides.
NOTE – Application of adhesive bead on new windshield shall be 0 to 2 mm from encapsulation edge
and be at least 5/8 to 3/4 inch (15 to 20 mm) high and 3/8 to 1/2 inch (8 to 12 mm) wide maximum.
16. Hold caulking gun (Item 1) and applicator nozzle (Item 2) as close to a 90 degree angle as possible and
start at the outer edge of locating tab on bottom edge of windshield at either driver or passenger side.
Going toward the corner, apply a uniform bead of adhesive (Item 3) all the way around windshield. Overlap
adhesive at the seam slightly, and use a plastic or wood tongue depressor (Item 4) to smooth or even out
adhesive as required before installing windshield.
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17. Once adhesive has been applied on windshield. With the aid of an assistant install windshield (Figure 148)
(See Figure 148, page 187) as follows:
Refer to Figure 149 (See Figure 149, page 187) for Items in parentheses.
18. If the vehicle has a sunshade, position new windshield (Item 1) under sunshade being careful not to
touch windshield on cab. Align tape mark (Item 2) on windshield with tape mark on top of cab and
align windshield locator tabs (Item 3) on new windshield with cab locator post (Item 4) at the bottom of
windshield opening on cab.
Refer to Figure 150 (See Figure 150, page 188) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
19. On vehicles without a sunshade, align the piece of tape (Item 1) at the top of the windshield with tape (Item
2) above windshield opening on the cab, then position windshield locator tabs (Item 3, Figure 149) (See
Figure 149, page 187) on cab locator post (Item 4, Figure 149) (See Figure 149, page 187). While holding
windshield locator tabs in place on cab locator posts, push windshield (Item 3) back against windshield
fence (Item 4). Check windshield encapsulation rubber trim (Item 5) to make sure it is positioned properly
around windshield opening.
20. With the aid of an assistant, gently push on windshield all around outer edge to set it properly against
windshield fence. There are tabs built into the windshield to keep it from being pushed in too far (Figure
151) (See Figure 151, page 188).
Refer to Figure 150 (See Figure 150, page 188) for Items in parentheses.
21. Remove both pieces of tape (Items 1 and 2) from windshield and cab.
22. If the unit is equipped with an exterior sunshade (Item 1) remove piece of tape (Item 2) from bottom side of
each sunshade mounting bracket (Item 3) used to protect sunshade mounting bracket paint while cutting
out windshield. If sunshade was removed, install sunshade. Refer to SUNSHADE (See SUNSHADE, page
228), for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 models as required.
23. Position driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) in place at the cab A pillar (Item 3), align A pillar trim panel
retaining clips (Item 9) with the mounting holes in the cab A pillar and push in to secure.
24. Position passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) in place inside cab, align A pillar trim panel retaining
clips with the mounting holes in the cab A pillar and push in to secure. Then position passenger side grab
handle (Item 6) in place on the passenger side A pillar trim panel and install two hex flanged bolts (Item 4)
to secure grab handle. Tighten the two hex bolts (Item 4) to 77 to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
25. Install windshield wiper arms and blades. Refer to WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY,
Install (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY, page 282).
26. Test operation of windshield wipers and washer, then clean windshield and surrounding area.
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IMPORTANT – To allow for the correct curing time of U400HV one part urethane adhesive, you will need
to use the area on the Form Bonded Windshield Replacement Report (Figure 201) (See Figure 202, page 298)
to record Time, Temperature and Humidity and follow the cure table for U400HV.
IMPORTANT – To install rear window glass you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield
Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has a tool box that includes the tools required to remove and install bonded rear
window glass. To order, call toll free in U. S. and Canada 1–800–520–2584 or Fax 1–800–578–7375. NOTE -
The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470 is no longer available through the
INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available contact INTERNATIONAL® service
parts.
To install rear window glass, you will also need the Essex windshield installation kit (Figure 132) (See Figure
132, page 174). The kit includes:
These materials must be used on or before expiration date marked on container. U413 Fence Primer, U401
Glass Prep and U402 Glass Primer have a 6 month shelf life. U216 Urethane adhesive A and Curative B
tubes have a 9 month shelf life.
In addition to the items supplied in the Essex windshield installation kit (Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page
174) above, you will need the following materials:
NOTE – Use only heat treated glass (AS-2 per ANSI Z26.1-Latest revision).
WARNING
Wear protective work gloves when handling the rear window glass. Also wear
appropriate protective gloves when using any of the Betaseal system chemicals from
the Essex windshield installation kit.
NOTE – Before installing new rear window glass, wipe off any water remaining around rear window fence
and surrounding cab area with a lint free cloth.
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1. Dry fit new rear window glass on vehicle to make sure the glass fits rear window opening properly before
applying U216 adhesive. Once the rear window glass is positioned properly in the rear window opening,
place a piece of tape as a reference mark across the top and bottom center portion of rear window glass
and cab. Use a utility knife and cut the tape between the cab and rear window glass.
2. Remove new rear window glass from vehicle and place it on a suitable padded work stand to prepare
it for installation.
3. Remove urethane adhesive (Item 1) from rear window fence (Item 2) around window opening with a
gasket chisel (Item 3). A thin layer of old urethane adhesive of 2 to 3 mm thick (Item 4) may be left
on window fence. Try to keep a consistent thickness of old urethane adhesive around the perimeter
of the window fence.
4. Clean dirt and any water left from spraying around rear window glass during removal, off rear window
fence (Item 1) with a brush or clean, lint free cloth (Item 2) before installing new rear window glass.
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Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
5. Take U413 window fence primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 1, Figure 132) (See Figure
132, page 174). Shake U413 window fence primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item
2) from container.
6. Apply U413 window fence primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to cover scratches and
bare metal on rear window fence (Item 3). DO NOT apply U413 window fence primer over old urethane
adhesive left on rear window fence.
7. Allow U413 window fence primer to dry for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after application.
8. With new rear window glass on a padded work stand, prepare rear window glass for installation as follows:
9. Using a razor blade if necessary, and plastic scrubbing pad, remove any encapsulation flash from bonding
surface of new rear window glass. Clean new rear window glass thoroughly with Essex glass cleaner
GC800. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Make sure rear window glass is completely clean and dry
before proceeding (Figure 156).
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Figure 156 Cleaning Rear Window Glass for Glass Prep, Glass Primer and Adhesive Application
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
10. Once the new rear window glass has been cleaned, take U401 window glass prep from Essex windshield
installation kit (Item 2, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake U401 window glass prep (Item
1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
NOTE – Read completely through Step 11 below to ensure the correct application and removal of the
window glass prep U401.
11. Apply U401 window glass prep (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface only on
new rear window glass (Item 3). If applied to clear glass surface, glass will haze. Immediately wipe glass
prep off by following eight to ten inches behind the applicator with a white or brown paper towel (Item
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4). DO NOT use a cloth shop towel. After completing first application of glass prep, repeat glass prep
application and removal process. This is a clear liquid.
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
12. Once U401 window glass prep has been applied and wiped off new rear window glass, take U402 window
glass primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 3, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake
U402 window glass primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
13. Apply U402 window glass primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface on new
rear window glass (Item 3).
14. Allow U402 window glass primer to dry to a tack free condition for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after
application.
CAUTION
Once the rear window glass has been primed, ensure there is no contact with bonding
surface as oil from skin will affect bonding performance. If the rear window glass is not
bonded properly, the cab strength and safety would be compromised. If contact with
bonding surface has occurred, repeat the cleaning process and reapply U402 window
glass primer and allow it to dry for 6 to 10 minutes before applying U216 adhesive.
15. Remove Essex U216 adhesive (two tubes, adhesive A and curative B) from Essex windshield installation
kit (Items 4 and 5, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174).
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16. Using the pull tab or a screwdriver (Item 1), if pull tab not supplied, pry out bottom cover (Item 2) from both
adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 3).
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17. Use one applicator nozzle (Item 1) supplied separately by Essex to puncture adhesive A tube (Item 2).
Use the other applicator nozzle (Item 1) supplied separately by Essex to puncture curative B tube (Item 2).
DO NOT use the same applicator nozzle to puncture both tubes; this keeps from contaminating the other
tube before installing application mixing head (Item 6, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Be sure to
push applicator nozzle all the way in to ensure adhesive tubes are fully opened.
18. Once both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 2) have been prepared for use, remove
application mixing head (Item 6, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174) from Essex windshield installation
kit.
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19. Install both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 1) on mixing head (Item 2).
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20. Once both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 1) are installed on mixing head (Item 2), remove
applicator nozzle (Item 7, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174) from Essex windshield installation kit.
Install applicator nozzle (Item 3) on mixing head (Item 2). Cut tab (Item 4) off applicator nozzle.
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21. Before loading adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle (Item 1) into betagun (Item 2), pull
trigger and run plungers (Item 3) all the way back to allow for adhesive tubes to be loaded. Open front
cover (Item 4) on betagun and install adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle into betagun.
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22. Once adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle (Item 1) have been installed into betagun
(Item 2), close front cover (Item 3). Run plungers (Item 4) forward on betagun until plungers are in position
to apply adhesive. Stop when adhesive reaches applicator nozzle.
NOTE – Application of adhesive bead on new rear window glass shall be 0 to 2 mm from encapsulation
edge and be at least 5/8 to 3/4 inch (15 to 20 mm) high and 3/8 to 1/2 inch (8 to 12 mm) wide maximum.
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23. Hold betagun (Item 1) and applicator nozzle (Item 2) as close to a 90 degree angle as possible and start at
the center of the bottom edge of rear window glass. Going across the bottom in either direction, pull trigger
to apply a uniform bead of adhesive (Item 3) all the way around rear window glass. The harder you pull the
trigger the faster the adhesive will extrude. Use this variable speed control to slow down as you apply
adhesive around the corners. Overlap adhesive at the seam slightly, and use a plastic or wood tongue
depressor (Item 4) to smooth or even out adhesive as required before installing rear window glass.
24. Once adhesive has been applied on rear window glass it MUST be installed within 5 to 7 minutes
maximum. Adhesive starts curing immediately and will not provide an adequate bond if not installed within
the 5 to 7 minute time frame.
25. With the aid of an assistant install rear window glass as follows:
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26. Align tape marks (Item 1) on top and bottom of rear window glass (Item 2) with tape marks (Item 3) on
top and bottom of window opening of cab (Item 4), also position lower window glass locator tabs (Item 5)
between window locators (Item 6) of lower window fence of cab. Make sure upper window glass spring clip
(Item 7) is inside top of window fence (Item 8).
27. With the aid of an assistant, gently push on rear window glass all around outer edge to set it properly
against window fence.
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28. Once the rear window glass (Item 1) is set properly against the window fence, using tape (Item 2) tape
rear window glass to the back of the cab (Item 3).
29. Remove pieces of tape (Items 1 and 3, Figure 166) (See Figure 166, page 207) from top and bottom of
rear window glass and cab rear window opening that was used during installation rear window glass.
30. If removed during rear window glass removal, install the seats back into the cab. Refer to SEATS, Install
driver or passenger seats (See SEATS, page 270).
CAUTION
Be careful while putting the seats back into the cab, not to hit the rear window glass while
the adhesive is curing. This may cause rear window glass to not seal properly and could
cause leaking.
IMPORTANT – The quick curing time of U216 two part urethane adhesive allows the vehicle to be driven 30
minutes after completing rear window glass installation. You will need to use the area on the Form Bonded
Windshield Replacement Report (Figure 205) (See Figure 206, page 305) to record Time, Temperature
and Humidity.
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IMPORTANT – To install rear window glass you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield
Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has a tool box that includes the tools required to remove and install bonded rear
window glass. To order, call toll free in U. S. and Canada 1–800–520–2584 or Fax 1–800–578–7375. NOTE -
The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470 is no longer available through the
INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available contact INTERNATIONAL® service
parts.
To install rear window glass, you will also need the Essex windshield installation kit (Figure 132) (See Figure
132, page 174). The kit includes:
These materials must be used on or before expiration date marked on container. U413 Fence Primer, U401
Glass Prep and U402 Glass Primer have a 6 month shelf life. U216 Urethane adhesive A and Curative B
tubes have a 9 month shelf life.
In addition to the items supplied in the kit listed above, you will need the following materials:
NOTE – Use only heat treated glass (AS-2 per ANSI Z26.1-Latest revision).
WARNING
Wear protective work gloves when handling the rear window glass. Also wear
appropriate protective gloves when using any of the Betaseal system chemicals from
the Essex windshield installation kit.
NOTE – Before installing new rear window glass, wipe off any water remaining around rear window fence
and surrounding cab area with a lint free cloth.
Refer to Figure 17 (See Figure 17, page 19) for Items in parentheses.
To install a rear window glass onto a vehicle with a van body, you will need to have the INTERNATIONAL®
Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470. This kit has two special suction cups (Item 1) and a slide rail (Item 2),
which will need to be assembled. (NOTE - The INTERNATIONAL® Bonded Windshield Tool Kit ZTSE4470
is no longer available through the INTERNATIONAL® tool supplier. For materials that are available
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contact INTERNATIONAL® service parts.) They are required to remove and install the bonded rear window
glass from between the cab and the van body.
1. Before preparing the rear window fence for installing rear window glass, dry fit new rear window glass
as follows.
2. Dry fit new rear window glass on vehicle to make sure the glass fits rear window opening properly before
applying U216 adhesive.
3. Carefully place rear window glass (Item 1) on the slide rail (Item 2) with the proper side facing the back
of the cab.
4. Slide rear window glass (Item 1) on the slide rail (Item 2) between the back of the cab and the van body.
Lean the top of rear window glass against the van body.
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5. Place two suction cups (Item 1) on the rear window glass (Item 2) as it sits on the slide rail between the
back of the cab and the van body. With the suction cup placed against the rear window glass, repeatedly
push plunger until the red line (Item 7, Figure 17) (See Figure 17, page 19) on the plunger is not visible.
6. Place a piece of tape (Item 1) at the bottom center of the rear window opening on the back trim panel
(Item 2).
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Refer to Figure 166 (See Figure 166, page 207) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
7. Using the two suction cups (Item 1, Figure 172), lift the rear window glass (Item 2, Figure 172) off the
slide rail between the back of the cab and the van body. Position lower window glass locator tabs (Item 5)
between window locators (Item 6) of lower window fence of cab. Make sure upper window glass spring clip
(Item 7) is inside top of window fence (Item 8).
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8. Using the two suction cups (Item 1), hold the rear window glass (Item 2) in the proper place in the rear
window opening.
9. While holding the rear window glass (Item 1) in the proper place in the rear window opening. Use a
marker and mark a line (Item 2) in line with both right and left sides of the tape (Item 3). These lines will
help align the rear window glass during installation.
10. Using the suction cups, tilt the top of rear window glass out. Lift the rear window glass off window glass
fence and place it in the slide rail. Lean the top of rear window glass against the van body.
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11. Use the suction cups to slide the rear window glass down the slide rail enough to grab the rear window
glass from outside the cab.
12. Remove the suction cups from the rear window glass.
13. Remove new rear window glass from slide rail and place it on a suitable padded work stand to prepare
it for installation.
14. Remove urethane adhesive (Item 1) from rear window fence (Item 2) around window opening with a utility
knife (Item 3) and/or power knife with short inside cutting blade (Item 4). A thin layer of old urethane
adhesive of 2 to 3 mm thick may be left on window fence. Try to keep a consistent thickness of old
urethane adhesive around the perimeter of the window fence.
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Refer to Figure 154 (See Figure 154, page 195) for Items in parentheses.
15. Clean dirt and any water left from spraying around rear window glass during removal, off rear window
fence (Item 1) with a brush or clean, lint free cloth (Item 2) before installing new rear window glass.
16. Place strips of tape (Item 1) around the rear window opening (Item 2) to protect the painted surfaces
while applying U413 window fence primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 1, Figure 132)
(See Figure 132, page 174).
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
17. Take U413 window fence primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 1, Figure 132) (See Figure
132, page 174). Shake U413 window fence primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item
2) from container.
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18. Apply U413 window fence primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to cover scratches and
bare metal on rear window fence (Item 3). DO NOT apply U413 window fence primer over old urethane
adhesive left on rear window fence.
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19. Remove strips of tape (Item 1) from around the rear window opening (Item 2).
20. Allow U413 window fence primer to dry for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after application.
21. With new rear window glass on a padded work stand, prepare rear window glass for installation as follows:
22. Using a razor blade if necessary, and plastic scrubbing pad, remove any encapsulation flash from bonding
surface of new rear window glass. Clean new rear window glass thoroughly with Essex glass cleaner
GC800. Dry thoroughly with paper towels. Make sure rear window glass is completely clean and dry
before proceeding (Figure 156) (See Figure 156, page 197).
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
23. Once the new rear window glass has been cleaned, take U401 window glass prep from Essex windshield
installation kit (Item 2, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake U401 window glass prep (Item
1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
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NOTE – Read completely through Step 24 below to ensure the correct application and removal of the
window glass prep U401.
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Refer to Figure 157 (See Figure 157, page 197) for Items in parentheses.
24. Apply U401 window glass prep (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface only on
new rear window glass (Item 3). If applied to clear glass surface, glass will haze. Immediately wipe glass
prep off by following eight to ten inches behind the applicator with a white or brown paper towel (Item
4). DO NOT use a cloth shop towel. After completing first application of glass prep, repeat glass prep
application and removal process. This is a clear liquid.
Refer to Figure 135 (See Figure 135, page 176) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
25. Once U401 window glass prep has been applied and wiped off new rear window glass, take U402 window
glass primer from Essex windshield installation kit (Item 3, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Shake
U402 window glass primer (Item 1) for at least one minute. Remove cover (Item 2) from container.
Refer to Figure 158 (See Figure 158, page 198) for Items in parentheses.
26. Apply U402 window glass primer (Item 1) with a clean, dry applicator (Item 2) to bonding surface on new
rear window glass (Item 3).
27. Allow U402 window glass primer to dry to a tack free condition for 6 to 10 minutes minimum after
application.
CAUTION
Once the rear window glass has been primed, ensure there is no contact with bonding
surface as oil from skin will affect bonding performance. If the rear window glass is not
bonded properly, the cab strength and safety would be compromised. If contact with
bonding surface has occurred, repeat the cleaning process and reapply U402 window
glass primer and allow it to dry for 6 to 10 minutes before applying U216 adhesive.
28. Remove Essex U216 adhesive (two tubes, adhesive A and curative B) from Essex windshield installation
kit (Items 4 and 5, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174).
Refer to Figure 159 (See Figure 159, page 199) for Items in parentheses.
29. Using the pull tab or a screwdriver (Item 1), if pull tab not supplied, pry out bottom cover (Item 2) from both
adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 3).
Refer to Figure 160 (See Figure 160, page 200) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
30. Use one applicator nozzle (Item 1) supplied separately by Essex to puncture adhesive A tube (Item 2).
Use the other applicator nozzle (Item 1) supplied separately by Essex to puncture curative B tube (Item 2).
DO NOT use the same applicator nozzle to puncture both tubes; this keeps from contaminating the other
tube before installing application mixing head (Item 6, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174). Be sure to
push applicator nozzle all the way in to ensure adhesive tubes are fully opened.
31. Once both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 2) have been prepared for use, remove
application mixing head (Item 6, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174) from Essex windshield installation
kit.
Refer to Figure 161 (See Figure 161, page 202) for Items in parentheses.
32. Install both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 1) on mixing head (Item 2).
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Refer to Figure 162 (See Figure 162, page 203) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
33. Once both adhesive A and curative B adhesive tubes (Item 1) are installed on mixing head (Item 2), remove
applicator nozzle (Item 7, Figure 132) (See Figure 132, page 174) from Essex windshield installation kit.
Install applicator nozzle (Item 3) on mixing head (Item 2). Cut tab (Item 4) off applicator nozzle.
Refer to Figure 163 (See Figure 163, page 204) for Items in parentheses.
34. Before loading adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle (Item 1) into betagun (Item 2), pull
trigger and run plungers (Item 3) all the way back to allow for adhesive tubes to be loaded. Open front
cover (Item 4) on betagun and install adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle into betagun.
Refer to Figure 164 (See Figure 164, page 205) for Items in parentheses.
35. Once adhesive tubes with mixing head and applicator nozzle (Item 1) have been installed into betagun
(Item 2), close front cover (Item 3). Run plungers (Item 4) forward on betagun until plungers are in position
to apply adhesive. Stop when adhesive reaches applicator nozzle.
NOTE – Application of adhesive bead on new rear window glass shall be 0 to 2 mm from encapsulation
edge and be at least 5/8 to 3/4 inch (15 to 20 mm) high and 3/8 to 1/2 inch (8 to 12 mm) wide maximum.
Refer to Figure 165 (See Figure 165, page 206) for Items in parentheses.
36. Hold betagun (Item 1) and applicator nozzle (Item 2) as close to a 90 degree angle as possible and start at
the center of the bottom edge of rear window glass. Going across the bottom in either direction, pull trigger
to apply a uniform bead of adhesive (Item 3) all the way around rear window glass. The harder you pull the
trigger the faster the adhesive will extrude. Use this variable speed control to slow down as you apply
adhesive around the corners. Overlap adhesive at the seam slightly, and use a plastic or wood tongue
depressor (Item 4) to smooth or even out adhesive as required before installing rear window glass.
37. Once adhesive has been applied on rear window glass it MUST be installed within 5 to 7 minutes
maximum. Adhesive starts curing immediately and will not provide an adequate bond if not installed within
the 5 to 7 minute time frame.
38. Using the two suction cups (Item 1), place rear window glass (Item 2) onto slide rail, remove the one
suction cup nearest the cab and slide rear window glass down the slide rail using the other suction cup
(Item 1). Remove the other suction cup.
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39. From inside the cab, install the two suction cups (Item 1) onto the inside of the rear window glass (Item 2).
With the suction cup placed against the rear window glass, repeatedly push plunger until the red line (Item
7, Figure 17) (See Figure 17, page 19) on the plunger is not visible.
Refer to Figure 166 (See Figure 166, page 207) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
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40. Using the two suction cups (Item 1, Figure 181) on the rear window glass (Item 2, Figure 181), lift the
rear window glass off the slide rail and using the alignment lines at the bottom of the glass, position lower
window glass locator tabs (Item 5) between window locators (Item 6) of lower window fence of cab. Once
the bottom of the rear window glass is in the proper position on the bottom of the rear window fence,
carefully pull the rear window glass into position at the top and make sure that the upper window glass
spring clip (Item 7) fits inside upper window fence (Item 8). Pull the rear window glass in against the rear
window fence as evenly as possible.
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41. Remove the two suction cups (Item 1) from the rear window glass (Item 2).
42. Reach in between back of cab and van body, and from both sides, gently push on rear window glass all
around outer edge to set it properly against window fence.
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43. Remove pin (Item 1) from slide rail (Item 2) and the hole in the block (Item 3) of the suction cup (Item 4), to
allow the slide rail to be removed from the suction cup, driver side shown.
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44. Remove pin (Item 1) from slide rail (Item 2) and the hole in the block (Item 3) of the suction cup (Item 4), to
allow the slide rail to be removed from the suction cup, passenger side shown.
45. Once both driver and passenger side pins (Item 1) have been removed from the slide rail (Item 2) and
the block (Item 3) on each suction cup (Item 4).
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46. Remove the slide rail (Item 1) from between the cab and the back of the van body.
1. SLIDE RAIL
Figure 186 Remove Slide Rail from between the Cab and Van Body
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47. Remove the suction cup on drive side (Item 1) and suction cup on passenger side (Item 2) from the
back of the van body.
Refer to Figure 186 (See Figure 186, page 226) for Items in parentheses.
48. It is not necessary to disassemble the slide rail (Item 1) if there is space available to store it assembled,
once the job is completed.
Refer to Figure 17 (See Figure 17, page 19) for Items in parentheses.
49. If it is desired to store the slide rail (Item 2) back in the removal and installation kit. Remove four wing nuts
(Item 6) from underneath the bottom rail (Item 4) and remove four flat head screws (Item 5) from the two
top rails (Item 3). It can now be stored in the removal and installation kit
50. If removed during rear window glass removal, install the seats back into the cab. Refer to SEATS, Install
driver or passenger seats (See SEATS, page 270).
CAUTION
Be careful while putting the seats back into the cab, not to hit the rear window glass while
the adhesive is curing. This may cause rear window glass to not seal properly and could
cause leaking.
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IMPORTANT – The quick curing time of U216 two part urethane adhesive allows the vehicle to be driven 30
minutes after completing rear window glass installation. You will need to use the area on the Form Bonded
Windshield Replacement Report (Figure 205) (See Figure 206, page 305) to record Time, Temperature
and Humidity.
Refer to Figure 25 (See Figure 25, page 26) for Items in parentheses.
1. Check hood seal (Item 1) for cracks and tears. If damaged, replace it.
2. Position hood seal (Item 1) with hood seal mounting groove over the flange of the cowl tray (Item 2). Push
hood seal down firmly onto cowl tray flange all the way across the cowl tray to secure it properly.
5.5. SUNSHADE
Install Sunshade on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
2. Connect electrical cable from cab to sunshade electrical connector (See Figure 188, page 228).
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3.
CAUTION
Do not allow sunshade to fall or hang from electrical cable before installing mounting
bolts. This can damage cable wires and result in inoperative clearance lights.
Install sunshade and three new gaskets on mounting bracket with three mounting bolts (See Figure 188, page
228). Tighten bolts to 18 to 21.4 N•m (13 to 16 Lbf-ft)
4. Install left, center, and right clearance lights, and secure with 6 screws (See Figure 188, page 228).
Tighten screws to 2.3 to 2.8 N•m (20 to 24.7 Lbf-in).
Refer to Figure 27 (See Figure 27, page 28) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position sun visor clip (Item 4) onto the header console panel (Item 3) and install the torx head screw (Item
6). Tighten to 20 to 24.7 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
2. Position sun visor (Item 2) into the sun visor clip (Item 4) at the center of the header console panel (Item
3). Position sun visor in place on the header console panel and install three torx head screws (Item 1)
securing sun visor to header console panel. Tighten to 20 to 24.7 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
The code number does not appear on ignition switch body or door lock assembly.
Install Ignition Switch Cylinder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
If the original key is desired when replacing the ignition switch cylinder, code the new ignition switch
accordingly. Use the following steps:
1. Insert original key (Item 1) in new ignition switch cylinder (Item 2). Before insertion into ignition switch
body, file off tumblers that protrude from cylinder. Make certain that no burrs are left on tumblers, and
that all filings are blown out with compressed air.
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Refer to Figure 33 (See Figure 33, page 34) for Items in parentheses.
2. To re-install same ignition switch cylinder, or to install a new ignition switch cylinder (Item 1), apply a
small quantity of powdered graphite to tumblers, then insert ignition switch key (Item 3) into ignition
switch cylinder (Item 1) . Rotate ignition key and ignition switch cylinder counterclockwise to accessory
position and insert ignition switch cylinder back into ignition switch body (Item 2). Turn key to Off position
and remove key.
Install Ignition Switch on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 30 (See Figure 30, page 31) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position ignition switch (Item 2) at dash panel and connect ignition switch connector (Item 1) to back
of ignition switch.
Refer to Figure 29 (See Figure 29, page 31) for Items in parentheses.
2. Position ignition switch (Item 2) up behind dash panel (Item 1) and insert it into dash panel opening.
Refer to Figure 28 (See Figure 28, page 30) for Items in parentheses.
3. With ignition switch (Item 3) pushed through dash panel (Item 1) and positioned properly, using a 1–1/8
inch thin wall socket, install mounting cap nut (Item 4) securing it to dash panel. Tighten snugly.
IMPORTANT – Always disconnect battery ground before servicing or installing instrument panel.
Refer to Figure 34 (See Figure 34, page 35) for Items in parentheses.
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1. Install instrument panel (Item 2) by carefully lifting it over the steering wheel. This will allow for connecting
warning harness connectors and air ducts so the instrument panel can be installed into the vehicle. Lower
instrument panel forward and then downward against the cowl panel (Item 15).
2. Position the air brake control unit (Item 11) in the center dash panel (Item 7) and install four torx head
bolt assemblies (Item 10) and tighten.
Refer to Figure 30 (See Figure 30, page 31) for Items in parentheses.
3. Connect ignition switch connector (Item 1) onto the back of the ignition switch (Item 2).
Refer to Figure 34 (See Figure 34, page 35) for Items in parentheses.
4. Install six torx head bolt assemblies (Item 12) into the center dash panel (Item 7).
5. Install courtesy lights under the instrument panel on both driver and passenger side.
6. Install two hex bolt assemblies (Item 8) underneath steering column (Item 9) securing steering column
to instrument panel (Item 2).
7. If vehicle has a center flat dash panel and is equipped with automatic transmission shifter unit (Item 4)
follow step a below. If vehicle has a center wing dash panel and is equipped with automatic transmission
shifter unit (Item 4) follow step b below.
a. Position automatic transmission shifter unit at the automatic transmission shifter unit mounting bracket
(Item 6) at the left edge of the center dash panel (Item 7) of instrument panel (Item 2). Align the
first and third mounting holes nearest the automatic transmission shifter unit with the two holes in
the automatic transmission shifter unit mounting bracket and install two hex flanged bolts (Item 5).
Tighten to 14.5 to 17.7 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
b. Position automatic transmission shifter unit at the automatic transmission shifter unit mounting bracket
(Item 6) at the left edge of the center dash panel (Item 7) of instrument panel (Item 2). Align the
second and fourth mounting holes nearest the automatic transmission shifter unit with the two holes in
the automatic transmission shifter unit mounting bracket and install two hex flanged bolts (Item 5).
Tighten to 14.5 to 17.7 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
8. Install five hex bolt assemblies (Item 13) into five U-shaped speed nuts (Item 14) at the front edge of the
upper instrument panel (Item 2) and cowl panel (Item 15). Tighten to 84 to 106 lbf-in (9.5 to 12 N•m).
9. With passenger side door open, install two hex bolt assemblies (Item 1) under the right end of the
passenger side at the lower instrument panel (Item 2). Tighten to 15.5 to 19 lbf-ft (21 to 26 N•m).
10. With driver side door open, install two hex bolt assemblies (Item 1) under the left end of the driver side at
the lower instrument panel (Item 2). Tighten to 15.5 to 19 lbf-ft (21 to 26 N•m).
Refer to Figure 123 (See Figure 123, page 158) for Items in parentheses.
11. Position center dash panel trim bezel (Item 2) in place in the center dash panel (Item 1) and carefully push
the center dash panel trim bezel in place until in snaps in place.
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12. Position driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) in place at the cab A pillar (Item 3), align A pillar trim
panel retaining clips (Item 9) with the mounting holes in the cab A pillar and push in until it snaps into
place to secure.
13. Position passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) in place inside cab, align A pillar trim panel retaining
clips with the mounting holes in the cab A pillar (Item 8) and push in until it snaps into place to secure.
Then position passenger side grab handle (Item 6) in place on the passenger side A pillar trim panel and
install two hex flanged bolts (Item 4) to secure grab handle. Tighten the two hex bolts (Item 4) to 77
to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
14. To install fuse panel access cover (Item 3 , Figure 34) (See Figure 34, page 35), position the access cover
tabs (Item 1) at the bottom of the access cover (Item 2) into the access cover tab mounting holes (Item 3)
in the bottom of the instrument panel (Item 4). Rotate the access cover toward the instrument panel until
the access cover guides (Item 5) slide into slotted holes (Item 6). Push the top of the access cover toward
the instrument panel and push each access cover spring clip (Item 7) into instrument panel spring clip
mounting holes (Item 8) to secure fuse panel access cover to instrument panel.
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CAB DOORS INSTALL
Doors are of all steel-welded construction. The front cab door is mounted on hinges located on the front
cab door hinge pillar and door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in front cab door hinge. Door
check stop is located just below upper hinge on the front cab door hinge pillar. Front cab door latch striker
pin is also adjustable on front cab door lock pillar. Service on the door and its components are covered in
sections which follow.
Refer to Figure 38 (See Figure 38, page 41) for Items in parentheses.
1. Use a sling or padded chain through top of window opening and attach sling to an overhead hoist to
support front cab door. Move front cab door (Item 6) from a padded work bench or other suitable support
covered with a material that protected painted surfaces of the door.
2. Once the front cab door (Item 6) is positioned at the cab. Carefully install the wiring harness and
connectors of front cab door through front cab door hinge pillar into the cab and pull them through as far as
they will go, as the cab door is placed on the hinges.
3. Once the wiring harness and connectors are installed into the cab. Slide four threaded studs (Item 5)
of front cab door (Item 6) into mounting holes of upper and lower front cab door hinges (Items 7 and
8), driver side shown.
4. Install four hex nuts with washers (Item 4) onto threaded studs (Item 5) of front cab door (Item 6), driver
side shown. Tighten to 14 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
5. Position front cab door check link (Item 2) into front cab door check bracket (Item 3). Install front cab
door check stop pin (Item 1), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 37 (See Figure 37, page 40) for Items in parentheses.
6. Once the front cab door is installed onto the cab. Reach up under the instrument panel to the left of the
steering wheel and connect CB radio cable connector (Item 1), electric window and electric door lock
wiring harness connector (Item 2) and lighted, heated or electric mirror wiring harness connector (Item
3), if so equipped, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 36 (See Figure 36, page 39) for Items in parentheses.
7. Reach up under the instrument panel and push the cab door wiring harness (Item 1) and connectors (Item
2) up under the instrument panel, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 35 (See Figure 35, page 39) for Items in parentheses.
8. Install door wiring harness rubber boot (Item 1) onto the cab hinge pillar (Item 2), driver side shown.
Doors are of all steel-welded construction. The rear cab door is mounted on hinges located on the cab B - pillar
and door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in rear cab door hinge. Rear cab door check stop is located
just below upper rear cab door hinge on the cab B - pillar. Rear cab door latch striker pin is also adjustable on
rear cab door lock pillar. Service on the door and its components are covered in sections which follow.
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Refer to Figure 43 (See Figure 43, page 46) for Items in parentheses.
1. Use a sling or padded chain through top of window opening and attach sling to an overhead hoist to
support rear cab door. Move rear cab door (Item 6) from a padded work bench or other suitable support
covered with a material that protected painted surfaces of the door.
2. Once the rear cab door (Item 6) is positioned at the cab. Carefully install the wiring harness and connector
of rear cab door through rear cab door B - pillar into the cab and pull them through as far as they will go, as
the cab door is placed on the hinges.
3. Once the wiring harness and connector is installed into the cab. Slide four threaded studs (Item 5) of rear
cab door (Item 6) into mounting holes of upper and lower rear cab door hinges (Items 7 and 8), driver
side shown.
4. Install four hex nuts with washers (Item 4) onto threaded studs (Item 5) of rear cab door (Item 6), driver
side shown. Tighten to 14 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
5. Position rear cab door check link (Item 2) into rear cab door check bracket (Item 3). Install rear cab
door check stop pin (Item 1), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 42 (See Figure 42, page 45) for Items in parentheses.
6. Once the rear cab door is installed onto the cab. Connect cab door light switch connector (Item 3) to cab
wiring harness light switch connector (Item 4), driver side shown.
7. Connect cab wiring harness electrical connector (Item 1) to cab door wiring harness electrical connector
(Item 2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 41 (See Figure 41, page 44) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
8. Position B - pillar trim panel (Item 3) inside cab at the cab B - pillar. Lift seat belt retractor cover (Item 2,
Figure 40) (See Figure 40, page 43) and rear door seal plate (Item 4, Figure 40) (See Figure 40, page 43)
up enough to allow installation of B - pillar trim panel behind and underneath it.
9. Once the B - pillar trim panel (Item 3) is positioned properly against the cab B - pillar, install six push-in
fasteners (Item 2) through the B - pillar trim panel into cab B - pillar, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 40 (See Figure 40, page 43) for Items in parentheses.
10. Install push-in fastener (Item 1) securing the seat belt retractor cover (Item 2) to the seat belt retractor
bracket, driver side shown.
11. Install torx head screw (Item 3) nearest the B - pillar securing the rear door seal plate (Item 4) to the
cab floor, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 39 (See Figure 39, page 42) for Items in parentheses.
12. Install a new torx head bolt (Item 1) and secure shoulder belt D - ring (Item 2) to the B - pillar trim panel
(Item 3), driver side shown. Tighten to 25 to 35 lbf-ft (34 to 47.5 N•m).
Refer to Figure 35 (See Figure 35, page 39) for Items in parentheses.
13. Install door wiring harness rubber boot (Item 1) onto the cab hinge pillar (Item 2), driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 44 (See Figure 44, page 48) for Items in parentheses.
The front cab door is mounted on upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) located on the cab hinge
pillar (Item 3). Front cab door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in front cab door hinge mounting holes.
If cab door hinges are removed from the cab, upper and lower hinges can be interchanged.
1. When installing upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) onto cab hinge pillar (Item 3), use
markings at upper and lower hinge position on cab hinge pillar to help position front cab door hinges
properly on the cab hinge pillar.
2. Position lower cab door hinge (Item 2), using markings on cab hinge pillar (Item 3). Install two hex bolts
with washers (Item 4) through lower cab door hinge and thread into the cab hinge pillar, driver side
shown. Tighten to 14 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
3. Position upper cab door hinge (Item 1), using markings on cab hinge pillar (Item 3). Install one hex bolt
with washer (Item 4) through mounting hole nearest cab door opening and one hex flanged locking bolt
(Item 5) through forward mounting hole of the upper cab door hinge and thread into the cab hinge pillar,
driver side shown. Tighten to 14 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
4. After installing upper and lower cab door hinges (Items 1 and 2) on cab hinge pillar (Item 3), install the
front cab door onto front cab door hinges. Refer to CAB DOORS (See CAB DOORS, page 233).
5. Repeat procedure to install upper and lower passenger side front cab door hinges.
Install Rear Cab Door Hinge on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 45 (See Figure 45, page 49) for Items in parentheses.
The crew cab rear cab door is mounted on upper and lower crew cab rear door hinges (Items 1 and 2) located
on the crew cab B - pillar (Item 3). Rear cab door adjustment is provided by enlarged holes in rear cab
door hinge mounting holes. If hinges are removed from the crew cab B - pillar, upper and lower hinges can
be interchanged.
1. When installing upper and lower crew cab rear door hinges (Items 1 and 2) onto crew cab B - pillar (Item
3), use markings at upper and lower hinge position on crew cab B - pillar to help position crew cab rear
door hinges properly on the crew cab B - pillar.
2. Position lower crew cab rear door hinge (Item 2), using markings on crew cab B - pillar (Item 3). Install two
hex bolts with washers (Item 4) through lower crew cab rear door hinge and thread into the crew cab B -
pillar, driver side shown. Tighten to 14 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
3. Position upper crew cab rear door hinge (Item 1), using markings on crew cab B - pillar (Item 3). Install
one hex bolt with washer (Item 4) through mounting hole nearest cab door opening and one hex flanged
locking bolt (Item 5) through forward mounting hole of the upper crew cab rear door hinge and thread into
the crew cab B - pillar, driver side shown. Tighten to 14 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
4. After installing upper and lower crew cab rear door hinges (Items 1 and 2) on crew cab B - pillar (Item 3),
install the rear cab door onto rear cab door hinges. Refer to CAB DOORS (See CAB DOORS, page 233).
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5. Repeat procedure to install upper and lower passenger side crew cab rear door hinges.
Refer to Figure 46 (See Figure 46, page 50) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
Front cab door striker pin (Item 1) mounted on cab lock pillar (Item 2) provides for positive engagement with
the door latch assembly (Item 7, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80). Front cab door striker pin removal and
installation requires a torx head tool (Item 3). Enlarged mounting holes in cab lock pillar and floating tapped
striker pin mounting plate (Item 5) located inside cab lock pillar permits adjustment.
1. Position the front cab door striker pin (Item 1) at the cab lock pillar (Item 2) and install two torx head bolts
(Item 4) through front cab door striker pin, cab lock pillar into floating tapped striker pin mounting plate
(Item 5), located inside cab lock pillar, driver side shown. Use a torx head tool (Item 3) and tighten to 19
to 23.5 lbf-ft (26 to 32 N•m).
2. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door striker pin.
Install Rear Cab Door Striker Pin on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 47 (See Figure 47, page 51) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
Crew cab rear door striker pin (Item 1) mounted on cab lock pillar (Item 2) provides for positive engagement
with the door latch assembly (Item 7, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83). Crew cab rear door striker pin
removal and installation requires a torx head tool (Item 3). Enlarged mounting holes in cab lock pillar and
floating tapped striker pin mounting plate (Item 5) located inside cab lock pillar permits adjustment.
1. Position the crew cab rear door striker pin (Item 1) at the cab lock pillar (Item 2) and install two torx
head bolts (Item 4) through crew cab rear door striker pin, cab lock pillar into floating tapped striker pin
mounting plate (Item 5), located inside cab lock pillar, driver side shown. Use a torx head tool (Item
3) and tighten to 19 to 23.5 lbf-ft (26 to 32 N•m).
2. Repeat procedure to install passenger side crew cab rear door striker pin.
Refer to Figure 48 (See Figure 48, page 52) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the front cab door check Bracket (Item 3) at the cab hinge pillar (Item 4) and install two torx head
bolts (Item 2) through front cab door check bracket and thread into cab hinge pillar, driver side shown. Use
a torx head tool (Item 1) and tighten to 8 to 10 lbf-ft (11 to 13.6 N•m).
2. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door check bracket.
Install Crew Cab Rear Door Check Bracket on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 49 (See Figure 49, page 53) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the crew cab rear door check bracket (Item 3) at the crew cab B - pillar (Item 4) and install two torx
head bolts (Item 2) through crew cab rear door check bracket and thread into crew cab B - pillar, driver
side shown. Use a torx head tool (Item 1) and tighten to 8 to 10 lbf-ft (11 to 13.6 N•m).
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2. Repeat procedure to install passenger side crew cab rear door check bracket.
Refer to Figure 50 (See Figure 50, page 54) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the front cab door check link (Item 2) inside the front cab door (Item 3) with threaded studs sticking
through mounting holes in front cab door. Install two hex nuts (Item 1) onto threaded studs of front cab
door check link, driver side shown. Tighten to 77 to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
2. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door check link.
Install Crew Cab Rear Door Check Link on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 51 (See Figure 51, page 55) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the crew cab rear door check link (Item 2) inside the crew cab rear door (Item 3) with threaded
studs sticking through mounting holes in crew cab rear door. Install two hex nuts (Item 1) onto threaded
studs of crew cab rear door check link, driver side shown. Tighten to 77 to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
2. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
3. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side crew cab rear door check link.
Refer to Figure 54 (See Figure 54, page 58) for Items in parentheses.
1. With the front cab door trim panel (Item 1) being held away from the front cab door (Item 2), connect
electrical connectors (Item 3) onto electric window and door lock switch (Item 4). If so equipped, connect
electrical connector (Item 5) onto electric mirror switch, driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 53 (See Figure 53, page 57) for Items in parentheses.
2. Position front cab door trim panel (Item 1) in place at the front cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 52 (See Figure 52, page 56) for Items in parentheses.
3. Once front cab door trim panel is positioned at the front cab door, install eight push-in fasteners (Item 7)
through front cab door trim panel (Item 3) into front cab door. Make sure all push-in fasteners have center
portion in the locked position securing front cab door trim panel to the front cab door Figure 52, view arrow
B (See Figure 52, page 56), driver side shown.
4. Install inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow A) into the front cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow
A). Install two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in
(2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
5. Install two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of front cab door trim panel (Item
3), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
6. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door trim panel with electric door window and locks.
Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks on Standard Cab, Extended
Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 53 (See Figure 53, page 57) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position front cab door trim panel (Item 1) in place at the front cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 55 (See Figure 55, page 59) for Items in parentheses.
2. Once front cab door trim panel is positioned at the front cab door, install eight push-in fasteners (Item 8)
through front cab door trim panel (Item 3) into front cab door. Make sure all push-in fasteners have center
portion in the locked position securing front cab door trim panel to the front cab door Figure 55, view arrow
B (See Figure 55, page 59), driver side shown.
3. Install inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow A) into the front cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow
A). Install two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in
(2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
4. Install two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of front cab door trim panel (Item
3), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
5. Install retaining clip onto window regulator handle (Item 6), then install window regulator handle onto
window regulator handle shaft until retaining clip locks into groove in the window regulator handle shaft,
driver side shown.
6. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door trim panel with manual door window and locks.
Install Crew Cab Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks on Crew Cab for
all Models
Refer to Figure 58 (See Figure 58, page 62) for Items in parentheses.
1. With the rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) being held away from the rear cab door (Item 2), connect
electrical connectors (Item 3) onto electric window and door lock switch (Item 4), driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 57 (See Figure 57, page 61) for Items in parentheses.
2. Position rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) in place at the rear cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 56 (See Figure 56, page 60) for Items in parentheses.
3. Once rear cab door trim panel is positioned at the rear cab door, install eight push-in fasteners (Item 7)
through rear cab door trim panel (Item 3) into rear cab door. Make sure all push-in fasteners have center
portion in the locked position securing rear cab door trim panel to the rear cab door Figure 56, view arrow
B (See Figure 56, page 60), driver side shown.
4. Install inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow A) into the rear cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow A).
Install two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3
to 2.8 N•m).
5. Install two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of rear cab door trim panel (Item
3), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
6. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door trim panel with electric door window and locks.
Install Crew Cab Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks on Crew Cab for
all Models
Refer to Figure 57 (See Figure 57, page 61) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) in place at the rear cab door (Item 2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 59 (See Figure 59, page 63) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
2. Once rear cab door trim panel is positioned at the rear cab door, install eight push-in fasteners (Item 8)
through rear door trim panel (Item 3) into rear cab door. Make sure all push-in fasteners have center
portion in the locked position securing rear cab door trim panel to the rear cab door Figure 59, view arrow
B (See Figure 59, page 63), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 59 (See Figure 59, page 63) for Items in parentheses.
3. Install inner door pull cup (Item 2, view arrow A) into the rear cab door trim panel (Item 3, view arrow A).
Install two torx head screws (Item 1, view arrow A), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3
to 2.8 N•m).
4. Install two torx head screws (Item 4) recessed in map pocket (Item 5) of rear cab door trim panel (Item
3), driver side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
5. Install retaining clip (Item 13, Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) onto window regulator handle (Item 6),
then install window regulator handle onto window regulator handle shaft until retaining clip locks into
groove in the window regulator handle shaft, driver side shown.
6. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door trim panel with manual door window and locks.
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Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
1. Before installing front cab door inner door panel water shield (Item 2), check to make sure it is not
damaged. Replace it if it is damaged. Carefully install the front cab door inner door panel water shield
back on the front cab door (Item 3). Make sure it is positioned properly before installing the front cab
door trim panel (Item 1).
2. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door inner door panel water shield.
Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
1. Before installing rear cab door inner door panel water shield (Item 2), check to make sure it is not damaged.
Replace it if it is damaged. Carefully install the rear cab door inner door panel water shield back on the rear
cab door (Item 3). Make sure it is positioned properly before installing the rear cab door trim panel (Item 1).
2. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
3. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door inner door panel water shield.
NOTE – It is not necessary to replace the plastic retaining tab broken off to remove the front cab door
window slide block from the front cab door window slide rail.
Refer to Figure 62 (See Figure 62, page 68) for Items in parentheses.
1. Check cab door window slide block (Item 3) for ware or damage, if worn or damaged, replace it. Working
through the cab door access opening, slide the cab door window slide block (Item 3) into the cab door
window slide rail (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
2. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), carefully push window regulator arm (Item 10) into
the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
3. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
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inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
5. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door window slide block.
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Install Rear Cab Door Window Slide Block on Crew Cab for all Models
NOTE – It is not necessary to replace the plastic retaining tab broken off to remove the rear cab door
window slide block from the rear cab door window slide rail.
Refer to Figure 63 (See Figure 63, page 69) for Items in parentheses.
1. Working through the cab door access opening, slide the cab door window slide block (Item 3) into the cab
door window slide rail (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
2. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), carefully push window regulator arm (Item 10) into
the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
3. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
5. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door window slide block.
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1. From outside front cab door (Item 1), position front cab door glass (Item 2) in front cab door glass opening
(Item 3), driver side shown.
2. Lower front cab door glass (Item 2) in front cab door glass opening (Item 3) between inner and outer front
cab door (Item 1). Make sure front cab door glass slides into both front and rear cab door glass run
channels of the modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown.
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3. Lower front cab door glass (Item 4) down to bottom of front cab door (Item 2), driver side shown. Modular
door hardware assembly removed for clarity.
4. Check front cab door glass seal and inner belt (Item 1) for damage, if damaged replace it. Position front
cab door glass seal and inner belt over inner lower flange of front cab door (Item 2) and push it down on
the inner front cab door flange, driver side shown.
5. Check front cab door glass seal and outer belt (Item 3) for damage, if damaged replace it. Position front
cab door glass seal and outer belt over outer lower flange of front cab door (Item 2) and push it down on
the outer front cab door flange, driver side shown.
1. FRONT CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL 3. FRONT CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL
AND INNER BELT AND OUTER BELT
2. FRONT CAB DOOR 4. FRONT CAB DOOR GLASS
Figure 192 Front Cab Door Glass Seal and Inner and Outer Belt
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6. Check front cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) for damage, if damaged replace it. Position
right side of front cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) in the proper position at the front cab door
(Item 2) and push it into place, driver side shown.
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7. Position the top of front cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) in the proper position at the front cab
door (Item 2) and push it into place. Then position left side of front cab door glass seal and run channel
(Item 3) in the proper position at the front cab door and push it into place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses.
8. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), carefully push window regulator arm (Item 10) into
the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
9. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6) on
the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the front cab
door (Item 3). Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing.
Once it is determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, remove window regulator handle and
continue to next step, driver side shown.
10. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, temporarily hold front cab door trim panel (Item 1) up to
the front cab door (Item 3) and connect electric connectors (Item 3, Figure 54) (See Figure 54, page 58)
and use electric window switch panel (Item 5) to raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the front cab
door. Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing. Once it is
determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, disconnect electric connector to front cab door
trim panel and continue to next step, driver side shown.
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11. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
12. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
13. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door glass.
Install Rear Cab Door Glass on Crew Cab for all Models
1. From outside rear cab door (Item 1), position rear cab door glass (Item 2) in rear cab door glass opening
(Item 3), driver side shown.
2. Lower rear cab door glass (Item 2) in rear cab door glass opening (Item 3) between inner and outer rear
cab door (Item 1). Make sure rear cab door glass slides into both front and rear cab door glass run
channels of the modular door hardware assembly, driver side shown.
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3. Lower rear cab door glass (Item 4) down to bottom of rear cab door (Item 2), driver side shown. Modular
door hardware assembly removed for clarity.
4. Check rear cab door glass seal and inner belt (Item 1) for damage, if damaged replace it. Position rear
cab door glass seal and inner belt over inner lower flange of rear cab door (Item 2) and push it down on
the inner rear cab door flange, driver side shown.
5. Check rear cab door glass seal and outer belt (Item 3) for damage, if damaged replace it. Position rear
cab door glass seal and outer belt over outer lower flange of rear cab door (Item 2) and push it down on
the outer rear cab door flange, driver side shown.
1. REAR CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL 3. REAR CAB DOOR GLASS SEAL
AND INNER BELT AND OUTER BELT
2. REAR CAB DOOR 4. REAR CAB DOOR GLASS
Figure 196 Rear Cab Door Glass Seal and Inner and Outer Belt
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6. Check rear cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) for damage, if damaged replace it. Position right
side of rear cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) in the proper position at the rear cab door
(Item 2) and push it into place, driver side shown.
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7. Position the top of rear cab door glass seal and run channel (Item 1) in the proper position at the rear cab
door (Item 2) and push it into place. Then position left side of rear cab door glass seal and run channel
(Item 3) in the proper position at the rear cab door and push it into place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses.
8. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), carefully push window regulator arm (Item 10) into
the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
9. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6) on
the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the rear cab
door (Item 3). Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing.
Once it is determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, remove window regulator handle and
continue to next step, driver side shown.
10. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, temporarily hold rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) up to
the rear cab door (Item 3) and connect electric connectors (Item 3, Figure 58) (See Figure 58, page 62)
and use electric window switch panel (Item 5) to raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the rear cab
door. Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing. Once it is
determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, disconnect electric connector to rear cab door
trim panel and continue to next step, driver side shown.
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11. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
12. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
13. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door glass.
Refer to Figure 72 (See Figure 72, page 80) for Items in parentheses.
The front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) consists of the window regulator assembly (Item
2), front window run channel (Item 3), rear window run channel (Item 4), inner cab door handle (Item 5), outer
cab door handle (Item 6) and door latch assembly (Item 7). This assembly is installed and removed as
a module, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 73 (See Figure 73, page 81) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
1. Position front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 3) at the front cab door (Item 4). While
holding front cab door modular door hardware assembly away from front cab door, connect wiring harness
connector (Item 6) into connector of door latch assembly (Item 7), driver side shown. Inner cab door
handle (Item 5, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80) removed for clarity.
Refer to Figure 72 (See Figure 72, page 80) for Items in parentheses.
2. Slide the top of the front and rear window run channels (Items 3 and 4) of the front cab door modular door
hardware assembly (Item 1) up inside front cab door (Item 9), driver side shown.
3. While holding front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) with the top of the front and rear
window run channels (Items 3 and 4) inside front cab door (Item 9), position door latch assembly (Item
7) and outer cab door handle (Item 6) of the front cab door modular door hardware assembly inside
front cab door and slide it to the left.
4. Install mounting guide pin (Item 14) on the right end of the front cab door modular door hardware assembly
(Item 1) into mounting guide pin hole (Item 15) in the front cab door (Item 9), driver side shown.
5. Align mounting holes on left end of front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) with mounting
holes on front cab door and install two torx head bolt (Item 13) finger tight, driver side shown.
6. Install two torx head bolts (Item 13) through mounting holes on right end of front cab door modular door
hardware assembly (Item 1) into the weld nuts in the front cab door (Item 9), driver side shown. Tighten
the four torx head bolts (Item 13) to 8 to 10 lbf-ft (11 to 13.6 N•m).
Refer to Figure 73 (See Figure 73, page 81) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
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7. Once the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 3) is secured to the front cab door (Item
4), install wiring harness push-in fasteners four places (Item 5) into mounting holes of front cab door
modular door hardware assembly. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) into the connector of the
electric window motor (Item 2), driver side shown. Inner door handle (Item 5, Figure 72) (See Figure 72,
page 80) removed for clarity.
Refer to Figure 72 (See Figure 72, page 80) for Items in parentheses.
8. Reach through cab door access opening and position door latch assembly (Item 7) on front cab door (Item
9) and install three torx head bolts (Item 8), driver side shown. Tighten to 8 to 10 lbf-ft (11 to 13.6 N•m).
9. Reach through cab door access opening and position outer cab door handle (Item 6) on front cab door (Item
9) and install four torx pan head screws (Item 12), driver side shown. Tighten to 35 to 44 lbf-in (4 to 5 N•m).
NOTE – A new outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11) will need to be installed if the plastic tabs
securing it to the cab door, broke off during removal.
10. Position four plastic tabs of the outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11) into mounting holes in the outer
cab door handle (Item 6) and carefully push it in place to secure it , driver side shown.
11. Once the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) has been secured in the front cab door
(Item 9). Make sure the door lock, inner cab door handle (Item 5), outer cab door handle (Item 6) and
door latch assembly (Item 7) are working properly before proceeding.
12. Install front cab door glass, refer to CAB DOOR GLASS (See CAB DOOR GLASS, page 243).
13. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
14. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
15. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door modular door hardware assembly.
Install Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 74 (See Figure 74, page 83) for Items in parentheses.
The rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) consists of the window regulator assembly (Item
2), front window run channel (Item 3), rear window run channel (Item 4), inner cab door handle (Item 5), outer
cab door handle (Item 6) and door latch assembly (Item 7). This assembly is installed and removed as
a module, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 75 (See Figure 75, page 84) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
1. Position rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 3) at the rear cab door (Item 4). While
holding rear cab door modular door hardware assembly away from rear cab door, connect wiring harness
connector (Item 6) into connector of door latch assembly (Item 7), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 74 (See Figure 74, page 83) for Items in parentheses.
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2. Slide the top of the front and rear window run channels (Items 3 and 4) of the rear cab door modular door
hardware assembly (Item 1) up inside rear cab door (Item 9), driver side shown.
3. While holding rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) with the top of the front and rear
window run channels (Items 3 and 4) inside rear cab door (Item 9), position door latch assembly (Item
7) and outer cab door handle (Item 6) of the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly inside rear
cab door and slide it to the left.
4. Install mounting guide pin (Item 14) on the right end of the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly
(Item 1) into mounting guide pin hole (Item 15) in the rear cab door (Item 9), driver side shown.
5. Align mounting holes on left end of rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) with mounting
holes on rear cab door and install two torx head bolt (Item 13) finger tight, driver side shown.
6. Install two torx head bolts (Item 13) through mounting holes on right end of rear cab door modular door
hardware assembly (Item 1) into the weld nuts in the rear cab door (Item 9), driver side shown. Tighten
the four torx head bolts (Item 13) to 8 to 10 lbf-ft (11 to 13.6 N•m).
Refer to Figure 75 (See Figure 75, page 84) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
7. Once the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 3) is secured to the rear cab door (Item
4), install wiring harness push-in fasteners four places (Item 5) into mounting holes of rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) into the connector of the
electric window motor (Item 2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 74 (See Figure 74, page 83) for Items in parentheses.
8. Reach through cab door access opening and position door latch assembly (Item 7) on rear cab door (Item
9) and install three torx head bolts (Item 8), driver side shown. Tighten to 8 to 10 lbf-ft (11 to 13.6 N•m).
9. Reach through cab door access opening and position outer cab door handle (Item 6) on rear cab door (Item
9) and install four torx pan head screws (Item 12), driver side shown. Tighten to 35 to 44 lbf-in (4 to 5 N•m).
NOTE – A new outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11) will need to be installed if the plastic tabs
securing it to the cab door, broke off during removal.
10. Position four plastic tabs of the outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 11) into mounting holes in the outer
cab door handle (Item 6) and carefully push it in place to secure it , driver side shown.
11. Once the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) has been secured in the rear cab door
(Item 9). Make sure the door lock, inner cab door handle (Item 5), outer cab door handle (Item 6) and
door latch assembly (Item 7) are working properly before proceeding.
12. Install rear cab door glass, refer to CAB DOOR GLASS (See CAB DOOR GLASS, page 243).
13. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
14. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
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Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
15. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door modular door hardware assembly.
Refer to Figure 76 (See Figure 76, page 85) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position lower cab door vent window mounting pin (Item 7, View Circle B) in the lower cab door vent
window hinge (Item 8, View Circle B). With front cab door vent window (Item 1) still open, swing it out
away from front cab door vent window opening so the upper cab door vent window hinge (Item 5, View
Circle A) is accessible and carefully push the upper cab door vent window mounting pin (Item 6, View
Circle A) into upper cab door vent window hinge, driver side shown.
2. Close front cab door vent window (Item 1). Position vent window latch pivot (Item 3) on cab door vent
window frame (Item 4) and install two torx head screws (Item 2), driver side shown. Tighten to 53 to
70.5 lbf-in (6 to 8 N•m).
3. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door vent window.
Refer to Figure 77 (See Figure 77, page 87) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position cab door vent window hinge (Item 2) on the cab door vent window frame (Item 3) by installing
both cab door vent window hinge locating pins (Item 7) on the cab door vent window hinge into holes in
cab door vent window frame. Install two torx head screws (Item 1), driver side shown. Tighten to 53 to
70.5 lbf-in (6 to 8 N•m).
2. Install front cab door vent window, refer to CAB DOOR VENT WINDOW (See CAB DOOR VENT
WINDOW, page 254).
3. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door vent window hinge.
Refer to Figure 77 (See Figure 77, page 87) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position cab door vent window seal (Item 4) in cab door vent window opening (Item 5) of front cab door
(Item 6) and push into place on cab door vent window frame (Item 3), driver side shown.
2. Install front cab door vent window, refer to CAB DOOR VENT WINDOW (See CAB DOOR VENT
WINDOW, page 254).
3. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door vent window seal.
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Refer to Figure 78 (See Figure 78, page 89) for Items in parentheses.
The cab door lock cylinder (Item 7) on the front doors on standard cab, extended cab and crew cab models
and rear cab doors on crew cab models are key coded the same as the ignition switch on instrument panel, so
that one key operates both the ignition switch and door locks.
1. Position cab door lock cylinder (Item 7) back in the cavity of the outer cab door handle (Item 6), make
sure cab door lock cylinder is positioned properly. Install retaining clip (Item 5) securing it in outer cab
door handle , driver side shown.
2. Once the cab door lock cylinder (Item 7) has been secured in the outer cab door handle (Item 6). Make
sure the cab door lock cylinder is working properly before proceeding.
NOTE – A new outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 3) will need to be installed if the plastic tabs
securing it to the cab door, broke off during removal.
3. Position four plastic tabs of the outer cab door handle trim bezel (Item 3) into mounting holes in the outer
cab door handle (Item 6) and carefully push it in place to secure it , driver side shown.
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side cab door lock cylinder into front or rear cab doors.
Refer to Figure 79 (See Figure 79, page 90) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position cab door window electric motor (Item 2) in place on the mounting studs (Item 5) of the modular
door hardware assembly (Item 4). Carefully align the shaft and gear of the electric motor with the gear
(Item 6) and shaft bushing (Item 7) of the window regulator assembly and push electric motor all the way
against the modular door hardware assembly. Install three hex nuts (Item 3), driver side shown. Tighten to
62 to 115 lbf-in (7 to 13 N•m).
2. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) into connector on cab door window electric motor (Item 2),
driver side shown.
3. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
5. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door window electric motor.
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Install Rear Cab Door Window Electric Motor on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 80 (See Figure 80, page 92) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position cab door window electric motor (Item 2) in place on the mounting studs (Item 5) of the modular
door hardware assembly (Item 4). Carefully align the shaft and gear of the electric motor with the gear
(Item 6) and shaft bushing (Item 7) of the window regulator assembly and push electric motor all the way
against the modular door hardware assembly. Install three hex nuts (Item 3), driver side shown. Tighten to
62 to 115 lbf-in (7 to 13 N•m).
2. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) into connector on cab door window electric motor (Item 2),
driver side shown.
3. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
5. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door window electric motor.
1. Position window regulator arm (Item 1) in behind the modular door hardware assembly (Item 2), line up the
hole in the window regulator arm with the hole in the modular door hardware assembly. Install window
regulator arm assembly shaft (Item 3) through the modular door hardware assembly into the window
regulator arm. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item 4) in the slot of the window regulator arm assembly
shaft, rotate it clockwise to lock it in the window regulator arm, driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 82 (See Figure 82, page 94) for Items in parentheses.
2. Install window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) into slot of window regulator arm assembly shaft
(Item 5), driver side shown.
WARNING
Be sure to use an appropriate tool and use care when installing the window regulator
assembly coil spring behind the retaining tab on the modular door hardware assembly
per step 3, to prevent bodily injury since the window regulator assembly coil spring will
be loaded during installation.
3. Once the window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) is installed properly on the window regulator
arm assembly shaft (Item 5). Using an appropriate tool, rotate window regulator assembly coil spring
clockwise around to the retaining tab (Item 3) on the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4) and
position behind retaining tab, driver side shown.
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4. Rotate inner cab door handle (Item 1) back down over the window regulator assembly coil spring (Item
2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses.
5. Position both retaining tabs (Item 3) on the inner cab door handle (Item 2) into the slots in the modular
door hardware assembly (Item 4) and slide inner cab door handle to the left to secure retaining tabs
in place, driver side shown.
6. Once the inner cab door handle (Item 2) is positioned properly. Install hex bolt (Item 1) securing inner
cab door handle to the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver side shown. Tighten to 71
to 88.5 lbf-in (8 to 10 N•m).
Refer to Figure 60 (See Figure 60, page 65) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
7. Lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of front cab door (Item 3).
8. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), carefully push window regulator arm (Item 10) into
the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
9. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6) on
the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the front cab
door (Item 3). Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing.
Once it is determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, remove window regulator handle
and continue to step 11 below, driver side shown.
10. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, temporarily hold front cab door trim panel (Item 1) up to
the front cab door (Item 3) and connect electric connectors (Item 3, Figure 54) (See Figure 54, page 58)
and use electric window switch panel (Item 5) to raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the front cab
door. Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing. Once it
is determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, disconnect electric connector to front cab
door trim panel and continue to step 11 below, driver side shown.
11. Install front cab door window electric motor, refer to CAB DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR (See CAB
DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR, page 255).
12. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
13. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
14. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door window regulator arm and window regulator arm
assembly shaft.
Install Rear Cab Door Window Regulator Arm Assembly on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 198 (See Figure 199, page 257) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
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1. Position window regulator arm (Item 1) in behind the modular door hardware assembly (Item 2), line up the
hole in the window regulator arm with the hole in the modular door hardware assembly. Install window
regulator arm assembly shaft (Item 3) through the modular door hardware assembly into the window
regulator arm. Using a flat blade screw driver (Item 4) in the slot of the window regulator arm assembly
shaft, rotate it clockwise to lock it in the window regulator arm, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 82 (See Figure 82, page 94) for Items in parentheses.
2. Install window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) into slot of window regulator arm assembly shaft
(Item 5), driver side shown.
WARNING
Be sure to use an appropriate tool and use care when installing the window regulator
assembly coil spring behind the retaining tab on the modular door hardware assembly
per step 3, to prevent bodily injury since the window regulator assembly coil spring will
be loaded during installation.
3. Once the window regulator assembly coil spring (Item 2) is installed properly on the window regulator
arm assembly shaft (Item 5). Using an appropriate tool, rotate window regulator assembly coil spring
clockwise around to the retaining tab (Item 3) on the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4) and
position behind retaining tab, driver side shown.
4. Rotate inner cab door handle (Item 1) back down over the window regulator assembly coil spring (Item
2), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses.
5. Position both retaining tabs (Item 3) on the inner cab door handle (Item 2) into the slots in the modular
door hardware assembly (Item 4) and slide inner cab door handle to the left to secure retaining tabs
in place, driver side shown.
6. Once the inner cab door handle (Item 2) is positioned properly. Install hex bolt (Item 1) securing inner
cab door handle to the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver side shown. Tighten to 71
to 88.5 lbf-in (8 to 10 N•m).
Refer to Figure 61 (See Figure 61, page 66) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
7. Lower cab door glass (Item 4) to the bottom of rear cab door (Item 3).
8. Working through the cab door access opening (Item 8), carefully push window regulator arm (Item 10) into
the cab door window slide block (Item 11) in the cab door window slide rail (Item 12), driver side shown.
9. If vehicle is equipped with manual door window, temporarily place the window regulator handle (Item 6) on
the window regulator handle shaft (Item 7) and raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the rear cab
door (Item 3). Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing.
Once it is determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, remove window regulator handle
and continue to step 11 below, driver side shown.
10. If vehicle is equipped with electric door window, temporarily hold rear cab door trim panel (Item 1) up to
the rear cab door (Item 3) and connect electric connectors (Item 3, Figure 58) (See Figure 58, page 62)
and use electric window switch panel (Item 5) to raise and lower cab door glass (Item 4) in the rear cab
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door. Make sure cab door glass goes up and down smoothly without binding before continuing. Once it
is determined the cab door glass goes up and down properly, disconnect electric connector to rear cab
door trim panel and continue to step 11 below, driver side shown.
11. Install rear cab door window electric motor, refer to CAB DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR (See CAB
DOOR WINDOW ELECTRIC MOTOR, page 255).
12. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
13. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
14. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door window regulator arm and window regulator arm
assembly shaft.
Refer to Figure 87 (See Figure 87, page 101) for Items in parentheses.
1. Install door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) on outer cab door handle (Item 3), driver side shown.
2. Install door lock control rod (Item 1) into door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) on outer cab door handle (Item
3), driver side shown.
3. Install front cab door lock cylinder, refer to CAB DOOR LOCK CYLINDER (See CAB DOOR LOCK
CYLINDER, page 255). For installing front cab door lock cylinder, refer to Install Cab Door Lock Cylinder
on Front Cab Door on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab Models and Rear Cab Doors on
Crew Cab Models.
Refer to Figure 86 (See Figure 86, page 100) for Items in parentheses.
4. If the hanger support bracket (Item 2) was removed from outer cab door handle (Item 1), position the slot
(Item 3) in the hanger support bracket over the T shaped locking tab (item 4) on the outer cab door handle
and rotate hanger support bracket clockwise to lock it in place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 85 (See Figure 85, page 99) for Items in parentheses.
5. Slide control rod (Item 5) coming from the cab door latch (Item 4) into mounting hole at the top of outer
cab door handle (Item 2). Rotate outer cab door handle to position it on the control rod properly, driver
side shown.
6. Slide the control rod (Item 1) coming from the outer cab door handle (Item 2) into the lock lever (Item 3)
of the cab door latch (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
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7. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the outer cab door
handle (Item 1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into window
run channel until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
8. Install front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing front cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
9. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
10. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
11. Repeat procedure to install passenger side outer cab door handle on front cab door of standard cab,
extended cab and crew cab for all models.
Install Rear Cab Door Outer Cab Door Handle on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 87 (See Figure 87, page 101) for Items in parentheses.
1. Install door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) on outer cab door handle (Item 3), driver side shown.
2. Install door lock control rod (Item 1) into door lock cylinder lever (Item 2) on outer cab door handle (Item
3), driver side shown.
3. Install rear cab door lock cylinder, refer to CAB DOOR LOCK CYLINDER (See CAB DOOR LOCK
CYLINDER, page 255). For installing front cab door lock cylinder, refer to Install Cab Door Lock Cylinder
on Front Cab Door of Standard Cab or Extended Cab Models and Front and Rear Cab Doors of Crew
Cab Models.
Refer to Figure 86 (See Figure 86, page 100) for Items in parentheses.
4. If the hanger support bracket (Item 2) was removed from outer cab door handle (Item 1), position the slot
(Item 3) in the hanger support bracket over the T shaped locking tab (item 4) on the outer cab door handle
and rotate hanger support bracket clockwise to lock it in place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 85 (See Figure 85, page 99) for Items in parentheses.
5. Slide control rod (Item 5) coming from the cab door latch (Item 4) into mounting hole at the top of outer
cab door handle (Item 2). Rotate outer cab door handle to position it on the control rod properly, driver
side shown.
6. Slide the control rod (Item 1) coming from the outer cab door handle (Item 2) into the lock lever (Item 3)
of the cab door latch (Item 4), driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
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7. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the outer cab door
handle (Item 1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into window
run channel until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
8. Install rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
9. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
10. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
11. Repeat procedure to install passenger side outer cab door handle on rear cab door of crew cab for
all models.
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1. Position cab door latch (Item 1) onto inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 3) and rotate the cab
door latch up around inner cab door handle control rods, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
2. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the cab door latch (Item
1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into window run channel
until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
3. Install front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing front cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
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inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
5. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
Install Rear Cab Door Latch on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 199 (See Figure 200, page 263) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position cab door latch (Item 1) onto inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 3) and rotate the cab
door latch up around inner cab door handle control rods, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
2. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the cab door latch (Item
1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into window run channel
until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
3. Install rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
4. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
5. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
Refer to Figure 91 (See Figure 91, page 107) for Items in parentheses.
1. If removed, install inner cab door control rod (Item 3) with the spring (Item 4) into slotted hole of inner
cab door handle (Item 1), then install inner cab door control rod (Item 2) onto inner cab door handle,
driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
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2. Install inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 5, Figure 90) (See Figure 90, page 106) through the
opening from the front side of the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 90) (See Figure 90,
page 106) and slide inner cab door handle (Item 2) to the left until the inner cab door handle is positioned
over the window regulator assembly , driver side shown.
3. Position both retaining tabs (Item 3) on the inner cab door handle (Item 2) into the slots in the modular
door hardware assembly (Item 4) and slide inner cab door handle to the left to secure retaining tabs
in place, driver side shown.
4. Once the inner cab door handle (Item 2) is positioned properly. Install hex bolt (Item 1) securing inner
cab door handle to the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver side shown. Tighten to 71
to 88.5 lbf-in (8 to 10 N•m).
Refer to Figure 90 (See Figure 90, page 106) for Items in parentheses.
5. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's front, install inner cab door control
rod (Item 2) with the spring (Item 3) into retaining clip (Item 4). Make sure the spring is to the right of
the retaining clip, driver side shown.
6. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
placed on a suitable work surface. Install outer cab door handle and cab door latch as follows.
7. Install front cab door latch, refer to CAB DOOR LATCH (See CAB DOOR LATCH, page 263). For
installing front cab door latch, refer to Install Front Cab Door Latch on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models.
8. Install front cab door outer cab door handle, refer to OUTER CAB DOOR HANDLE (See OUTER CAB
DOOR HANDLE, page 260). For installing front cab door outer cab door handle, refer to Install Front Cab
Door Outer Cab Door Handle on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
9. Install front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing front cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
10. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
11. Install front cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
12. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door inner cab door handle.
Install Rear Cab Door Inner Cab Door Handle on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 91 (See Figure 91, page 107) for Items in parentheses.
1. If removed, install inner cab door control rod (Item 3) with the spring (Item 4) into slotted hole of inner
cab door handle (Item 1), then install inner cab door control rod (Item 2) onto inner cab door handle,
driver side shown.
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Refer to Figure 81 (See Figure 81, page 93) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
2. Install inner cab door handle control rods (Items 2 and 5, Figure 90) (See Figure 90, page 106) through the
opening from the front side of the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 90) (See Figure 90,
page 106) and slide inner cab door handle (Item 2) to the left until the inner cab door handle is positioned
over the window regulator assembly , driver side shown.
3. Position both retaining tabs (Item 3) on the inner cab door handle (Item 2) into the slots in the modular
door hardware assembly (Item 4) and slide inner cab door handle to the left to secure retaining tabs
in place, driver side shown.
4. Once the inner cab door handle (Item 2) is positioned properly. Install hex bolt (Item 1) securing inner
cab door handle to the modular door hardware assembly (Item 4), driver side shown. Tighten to 71
to 88.5 lbf-in (8 to 10 N•m).
Refer to Figure 90 (See Figure 90, page 106) for Items in parentheses.
5. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's front, install inner cab door control
rod (Item 2) with the spring (Item 3) into retaining clip (Item 4). Make sure the spring is to the right of
the retaining clip, driver side shown.
6. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
placed on a suitable work surface. Install outer cab door handle and cab door latch as follows.
7. Install rear cab door latch, refer to CAB DOOR LATCH (See CAB DOOR LATCH, page 263). For installing
rear cab door latch, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Latch on Crew Cab for all Models.
8. Install rear cab door outer cab door handle, refer to OUTER CAB DOOR HANDLE (See OUTER CAB
DOOR HANDLE, page 260). For installing rear cab door outer cab door handle, refer to Install Rear Cab
Door Outer Cab Door Handle on Crew Cab for all Models.
9. Install rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
10. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
11. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
12. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door inner cab door handle.
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Refer to Figure 92 (See Figure 92, page 110) for Items in parentheses.
1. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's back, position window run channel (Item
4) with locking tab (Item 3) at the top of the window run channel in place at the modular door hardware
assembly and slide window run channel to the right into the modular door hardware assembly until it locks
in place, driver side shown.
2. Position window run channel (Item 4) with locking tab (Item 5) at the bottom of the window run channel in
place at the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) and slide window run channel to the right into the
modular door hardware assembly until it locks in place, driver side shown.
3. Position window run channel (Item 6) with locking tab (Item 7) at the top of the window run channel in
place at the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) and slide window run channel to the left into the
modular door hardware assembly until it locks in place, driver side shown.
4. Position window run channel (Item 6) with locking tab (Item 8) at the bottom of the window run channel in
place at the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) and slide window run channel to the left into the
modular door hardware assembly until it locks in place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
5. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the cab door latch (Item
1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into window run channel
until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
6. With the front cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 72) (See Figure 72, page 80)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the outer cab door
handle (Item 1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into rear
window run channel until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
7. Install front cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing front cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Front Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly on
Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
8. Install front cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing front cab door
inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Front Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on Standard
Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
9. Install front cab door cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM
PANEL, page 237). If front cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Front
Cab Door Trim Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If front cab door is equipped with manual door
window and locks, refer to Install Front Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
10. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door window run channels.
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Install Rear Cab Door Window Run Channels on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 92 (See Figure 92, page 110) for Items in parentheses.
1. With the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) laying on it's back, position window run channel (Item
4) with locking tab (Item 3) at the top of the window run channel in place at the modular door hardware
assembly and slide window run channel to the right into the modular door hardware assembly until it locks
in place, driver side shown.
2. Position window run channel (Item 4) with locking tab (Item 5) at the bottom of the window run channel in
place at the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) and slide window run channel to the right into the
modular door hardware assembly until it locks in place, driver side shown.
3. Position window run channel (Item 6) with locking tab (Item 7) at the top of the window run channel in
place at the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) and slide window run channel to the left into the
modular door hardware assembly until it locks in place, driver side shown.
4. Position window run channel (Item 6) with locking tab (Item 8) at the bottom of the window run channel in
place at the modular door hardware assembly (Item 1) and slide window run channel to the left into the
modular door hardware assembly until it locks in place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 88 (See Figure 88, page 103) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
5. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the cab door latch (Item
1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into window run channel
until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
Refer to Figure 84 (See Figure 84, page 98) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
6. With the rear cab door modular door hardware assembly (Item 1, Figure 74) (See Figure 74, page 83)
placed on a suitable work surface. Position the hanger support bracket (Item 4) of the outer cab door
handle (Item 1) in place at window run channel (Item 2) and slide the hanger support bracket into rear
window run channel until the locking tab (Item 3) locks it in place, driver side shown.
7. Install rear cab door modular door hardware assembly, refer to MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE
ASSEMBLY (See MODULAR DOOR HARDWARE ASSEMBLY, page 251). For installing rear cab door
modular door hardware assembly, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Modular Door Hardware Assembly
on Crew Cab for all Models.
8. Install rear cab door inner door panel water shield, refer to CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER
SHIELD (See CAB DOOR INNER DOOR PANEL WATER SHIELD, page 240). For installing rear cab
door inner door panel water shield, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Inner Door Panel Water Shield on
Crew Cab for all Models.
9. Install rear cab door trim panel, refer to CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL (See CAB DOOR TRIM PANEL, page
237). If rear cab door is equipped with electric door window and locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim
Panel with Electric Door Window and Locks. If rear cab door is equipped with manual door window and
locks, refer to Install Rear Cab Door Trim Panel with Manual Door Window and Locks.
10. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door window run channels.
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Refer to Figure 93 (See Figure 93, page 112) for Items in parentheses.
1. Connect both wiring harness connectors (Item 6) to the front cab door electric window and door lock switch
(Item 1), driver side shown.
2. Once both wiring harness connectors (Item 6) are connected to the front cab door electric window and door
lock switch (Item 1), push wiring harness into opening in cab door trim panel (Item 5), driver side shown.
3. With the wiring harness properly positioned inside cab door trim panel (Item 5), position front cab door
electric window and door lock switch (Item 1) into the opening of cab door trim panel and push it down until
the spring retaining clips (Item 4) secure it in place, driver side shown.
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side front cab door electric window and door lock switch.
Install Rear Cab Door Electric Window and Door Lock Switch on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 94 (See Figure 94, page 113) for Items in parentheses.
1. Connect both wiring harness connectors (Item 6) to the rear cab door electric window and door lock switch
(Item 1), driver side shown.
2. Once both wiring harness connectors (Item 6) are connected to the rear cab door electric window and door
lock switch (Item 1), push wiring harness into opening in cab door trim panel (Item 5), driver side shown.
3. With the wiring harness properly positioned inside cab door trim panel (Item 5), position rear cab door
electric window and door lock switch (Item 1) into the opening of cab door trim panel and push it down until
the spring retaining clips (Item 4) secure it in place, driver side shown.
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side rear cab door electric window and door lock switch.
Refer to Figure 95 (See Figure 95, page 115) for Items in parentheses.
1. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 3) to the front cab door electric mirror switch (Item 1), driver
side shown.
2. Once the wiring harness connector (Item 3) is connected to the front cab door electric mirror switch (Item
1), push wiring harness into opening in front cab door trim panel (Item 2), driver side shown.
3. With the wiring harness properly positioned inside front cab door trim panel (Item 2), position front cab
door electric mirror switch (Item 1) into the opening of front cab door trim panel and push it down until the
retaining tabs secure it in place, driver side shown.
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5.31. SEATS
Install Passenger Bucket Seat on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
IMPORTANT – It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting
hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
Refer to Figure 96 (See Figure 96, page 116) for Items in parentheses.
2. Position passenger side bucket seat (Item 2) in place over threaded mounting studs in cab floor and install
four hex nuts and washers (Item 1). Tighten to 15 to 20 lbf-ft (20.5 to 27 N•m). If so equipped, connect air
line (Item 3) to passenger bucket seat at the quick disconnect connector (Item 4).
3. Position outer seat belt (Item 6, view arrow B) onto seat belt mounting bracket (Item 7, view arrow B) and
install hex flanged bolt (Item 5, view arrow B). Tighten to 25 to 35 lbf-ft (34 to 47.5 N•m).
4. Position inner seat belt (Item 9, view arrow A) onto seat belt mounting bracket (Item 10, view arrow A) and
install hex flanged bolt (Item 8, view arrow A). Tighten to 25 to 35 lbf-ft (34 to 47.5 N•m).
Install Fixed Passenger Seat on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 97 (See Figure 97, page 118) for Items in parentheses.
IMPORTANT – It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting
hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
2. Position fixed passenger seat (Item 3) in place over threaded mounting studs (Item 2) in floor mat (Item 6)
and install four hex nuts and washers (Item 1). Tighten to 15 to 20 lbf-ft (20.5 to 27 N•m).
Install Two Man Fixed Bench Seat without Tool Box on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
all Models
Refer to Figure 97 (See Figure 97, page 118) for Items in parentheses.
IMPORTANT – It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting
hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
1. Place two man fixed bench seat without tool box (Item 4) inside cab.
2. Position two man fixed bench seat without tool box (Item 4) in place over threaded mounting studs (Item
2) in floor mat (Item 6) and install four hex nuts and washers (Item 1). Tighten to 15 to 20 lbf-ft (20.5
to 27 N•m).
3. Push seat belts through from back side of seat between upper and lower seat of two man fixed bench seat
without tool box (Item 4) and pull them all the way through from the front side of the seat.
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Install Two Man Fixed Bench Seat with Tool Box on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for
all Models
Refer to Figure 97 (See Figure 97, page 118) for Items in parentheses.
IMPORTANT – It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting
hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
1. Place two man fixed bench seat with tool box (Item 5) inside cab.
2. Position two man fixed bench seat with tool box (Item 5) in place over threaded mounting studs (Item 2) in
floor mat (Item 6) and install four hex nuts and washers (Item 1). Tighten to 15 to 20 lbf-ft (20.5 to 27 N•m).
3. Push seat belts through from back side of seat between upper and lower seat of two man fixed bench seat
without tool box (Item 5) and pull them all the way through from the front side of the seat.
Install Full Width Rear Bench Seat on Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 98 (See Figure 98, page 120) for Items in parentheses.
IMPORTANT – It is recommended that when installing seats back into a vehicle, that all new mounting
hardware be used to ensure that the proper torquing requirements can be met.
2. Position full width rear bench seat (Item 3) in place over threaded mounting studs (Item 2) in rear floor mat
(Item 6) and install four hex nuts with washers (Item 1). Tighten to 14.5 to 18 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
3. Push seat belts (Item 4) through from back side of seat between upper and lower seat of full width rear
bench seat (Item 3) and pull them all the way through from the front side of the seat.
5.32. CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER
Install Cab Door Opening Scuff Plate and Seat Belt Retractor Cover on Standard Cab, Extended Cab
and Crew Cab for all Models
NOTE – This procedure applies to all front door openings for all cabs and models and rear door openings
for crew cab models.
Refer to Figure 99 (See Figure 99, page 121) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position cab door opening scuff plate (Item 2) on cab floor and install four torx head screws (Item 1),
passenger side shown. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
2. Install push-in fastener (Item 3) securing seat belt retractor cover (Item 4) to seat belt retractor assembly
(Item 5), passenger side shown.
3. Repeat procedure to install driver side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover.
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Refer to Figure 100 (See Figure 100, page 122) for Items in parentheses.
1. Slide driver side seat all the way forward to allow installation of bunk/storage unit (Item 4) into the cab.
2. Turn bunk/storage unit on it's side and install into cab through passenger side door opening. Position
bunk/storage unit (Item 4) over the four threaded studs in cab floor.
3. Position seat belts (Item 7) over mounting holes in rear floor mat (Item 8) and cab floor and install torx
head bolts (Item 6). Tighten to 25 to 35 lbf-ft (34 to 47.5 N•m).
NOTE – Seat belt attachment will allow seat belt to swivel after mounting bolt is fully torqued.
4. With the bunk/storage unit (Item 4) positioned over the mounting studs in the cab floor. Install four hex
flanged nuts (Item 5), two each end. Tighten to 14.5 to 17.8 lbf-ft (19.6 to 24 N•m).
6. If so equipped, install protective plate (Item 1) over both rear seat mounting studs (Item 2) in cab floor.
7. Install passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat and/or fixed passenger bench seat, refer to SEATS
(See SEATS, page 270).
Refer to Figure 101 (See Figure 101, page 123) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) inside the cab.
2. Position passenger side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) over mounting holes in cab side panel and
rear interior trim panel and install seven push-in fasteners (Item 4), passenger side shown.
3. Position shoulder belt (Item 2) in place on side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) inside cab and install
torx head bolt (Item 1), passenger side shown. Tighten to 20 to 25 lbf-ft (27 to 34 N•m).
4. Install passenger bucket seat and/or fixed passenger seat and/or two man fixed bench seat without tool
box and/or two man fixed bench seat with tool box and driver seat, refer to SEATS (See SEATS, page 270).
5. Install passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 271).
6. Repeat procedure to install driver side side and corner interior trim panel on standard cab.
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Install Side and Corner Interior Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 102 (See Figure 102, page 125) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) inside the cab.
2. Position passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) over mounting holes in cab side panel
and rear interior trim panel and install nine push-in fasteners (Item 4), passenger side shown.
3. Position shoulder belt (Item 2) in place on side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) and install torx head
bolt (Item 1), passenger side shown. Tighten to 20 to 25 lbf-ft (27 to 34 N•m).
4. Install passenger bucket seat and/or fixed passenger seat and/or two man fixed bench seat without tool
box and/or two man fixed bench seat with tool box and driver seat, refer to SEATS (See SEATS, page 270).
5. If so equipped, install bunk/storage unit from behind front seats, refer to EXTENDED CAB
BUNK/STORAGE UNIT (See EXTENDED CAB BUNK/STORAGE UNIT, page 122).
6. Install passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 271).
7. Repeat procedure to install driver side side and corner interior trim panel on extended cab.
Install Side and Corner Interior Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 103 (See Figure 103, page 126) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) inside the cab.
2. Position passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) over mounting holes in cab side panel
and rear interior trim panel and install seven push-in fasteners (Item 4), passenger side shown.
3. Position shoulder belt (Item 2) in place on side and corner interior trim panel (Item 5) and install torx head
bolt (Item 1), passenger side shown. Tighten to 20 to 25 lbf-ft (27 to 34 N•m).
4. Install full width rear bench seat, refer to SEATS (See SEATS, page 270). To install full width rear bench
seat, refer to Install Full Width Rear Bench Seat on Extended cab and Crew Cab for all Models.
5. Install passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 271).
6. Repeat procedure to install driver side side and corner interior trim panel on crew cab.
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1. If removed, install rear side window latch (Item 2) onto rear side window (Item 1) as follows.
2. With the rear side window (Item 1) laying on a padded work surface latch side up.
3. Position latch bar (Item 4) of rear side window latch (Item 2) into latch mounting pedestal slot (Item 5) of
latch mounting pedestal (Item 3) on the rear side window. Rotate rear side window latch counter clockwise
until the latch bar is locked in place.
4. This procedure is the same to install driver or passenger side rear side window latch on extended cab for
all models.
1. From outside the cab, install two threaded studs (Item 7) of rear side window (Item 5) into mounting
holes in rear side window fence (Item 3).
2. From inside the cab, install two hex flanged nuts (Item 6) onto threaded studs (Item 7) at the front of
window opening for rear side window (Item 5). Tighten to 6.4 to 8 lbf-ft (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
3. Position rear side window latch (Item 1) at the mounting holes for the rear side window latch at the rear of
the rear side window (Item 5) and install two hex flanged bolts (Item 4). Tighten to 6.4 to 8 lbf-ft (8.7 to
10.7 N•m).
4. Install passenger side side and corner interior trim panel, refer to SIDE AND CORNER INTERIOR TRIM
PANEL (See SIDE AND CORNER INTERIOR TRIM PANEL, page 272). Install Side and Corner Interior
Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models.
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5. Open rear side window latch (Item 1) and install rear side window seal (Item 2) with rear side window seal
seam (Item 3) centered at the rear side window latch. Starting at the center of rear side window latch push
enter groove (Item 4) of rear side window seal over flange of rear side window fence (Item 5) and outer
groove (Item 6) of rear side window seal over the side and corner interior trim panel.
6. Install passenger side cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover, refer to CAB DOOR
OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 271).
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7. Install passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat or fixed passenger bench seat, and if so equipped,
full width rear bench seat. Refer to SEATS (See SEATS, page 270).
8. If so equipped, install bunk/storage unit behind front seats, refer to EXTENDED CAB BUNK/STORAGE
UNIT (See EXTENDED CAB BUNK/STORAGE UNIT, page 272).
9. Repeat procedure to install driver side rear side window on extended cab for all models.
NOTE – The step below shows installing both driver and passenger side side and corner interior trim
panels after installing rear interior trim panel. If one or the other of the side and corner interior trim
panels was not removed during the removal step, you will need only to re-install the side and corner
interior trim panel that was removed.
Refer to Figure 106 (See Figure 106, page 130) for Items in parentheses.
2. Position rear interior trim panel (Item 3) over mounting holes in cab back panel and install five push-in
fasteners (Item 2) across the top of the rear interior trim panel. Make sure floor mat is properly fitted
around rear interior trim panel at the bottom.
3. Install passenger and driver side side and corner interior corner trim panel, refer to SIDE AND CORNER
INTERIOR TRIM PANEL (See SIDE AND CORNER INTERIOR TRIM PANEL, page 272).
Refer to Figure 107 (See Figure 107, page 131) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place header console panel (Item 2) inside the cab across the top of the dash panel.
Refer to Figure 108 (See Figure 108, page 133) for Items in parentheses.
2. Install six retaining clips with ty-wraps (Item 8) with the wiring harness (Item 9) back onto the tabs of the
header console panel (Item 10).
3. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 4) to driver side speaker (Item 5).
4. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 6) to passenger side speaker (Item 7).
5. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) to pig tail connector (Item 3) of electronic control panel (Item
2), if so equipped.
Refer to Figure 107 (See Figure 107, page 131) for Items in parentheses.
6. Lift header console panel (Item 2) off the dash panel. Position the front of the header console panel at cab
header just above windshield. Line up the three mounting hooks (Item 8) of the header console panel
with the slots in the cab header. Slide the header console panel forward securing the three mounting
hooks into the slots in the cab header. Raise the back of header console panel up to the headliner trim
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panel and line up plastic alignment tab (Item 9) with the slot in the headliner trim panel and cab header.
Carefully push the two retaining clips of header console panel through slots in the headliner trim panel and
into cab header until they snap in place.
7. Install two torx head screws (Item 5) near driver side speaker through header console panel (Item 2) and
headliner trim panel into cab header. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
8. Install two torx head screws (Item 6) near passenger side speaker through header console panel (Item 2)
and headliner trim panel into cab header. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
9. Install two torx head screws (Item 4) inside cavity for courtesy light (Item 1) through header console panel
(Item 2) and headliner trim panel into cab header. Tighten to 20 to 24.5 lbf-in (2.3 to 2.8 N•m).
10. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 3) to courtesy light (Item 1).
11. Position courtesy light (Item 1) into header console panel (Item 2), push it in until it snaps into place.
12. Install sun visor and clip, refer to SUN VISOR AND CLIP (See SUN VISOR AND CLIP, page 229).
13. Line up retaining clips of passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5) with slots in the cab A pillar (Item 8).
Carefully push retaining clips of passenger side A pillar trim panel into slots in the cab A pillar until it
snaps in place.
14. Position passenger side grab handle (Item 6) in place on passenger side A pillar trim panel (Item 5). Install
two hex bolts (Item 4) through passenger side A pillar trim panel into cab A pillar (Item 8). Tighten to 77
to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
15. Line up retaining clips (Item 9) of driver side A pillar trim panel (Item 1) with slots in the cab A pillar (Item
3). Carefully push retaining clips of driver side A pillar trim panel into slots in the cab A pillar until it
snaps in place.
Refer to Figure 109 (See Figure 109, page 134) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place headliner trim panel (Item 7) inside cab. Position headliner trim panel in behind passenger and
driver side side and corner interior trim panels (Items 3 and 5).
2. Hold the front of the headliner trim panel (Item 7) up at the center of the headliner trim panel above
windshield and install push-in fastener (Item 13) through headliner trim panel into the cab header.
3. Position headliner trim panel (Item 7) above driver side door opening and install push-in fastener (Item 12)
through headliner trim panel into the cab header.
4. Position headliner trim panel (Item 7) above passenger side door opening and install push-in fastener
(Item 11) through headliner trim panel into the cab header.
5. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 4) at the top of driver side corner interior trim panel (Item 5) through
driver side side and corner interior trim panel and headliner trim panel into the cab header.
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6. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 2) at the top of passenger side side and corner interior trim panel (Item
3) through passenger side corner interior trim panel and headliner trim panel into the cab header.
7. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 6) into back of headliner trim panel (Item 7) through headliner trim
panel into the cab header.
8. Install coat hook (Item 8) into back of headliner trim panel (Item 7) until it snaps into place and close
cover (Item 9).
9. Install header console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL,
page 276).
Install Front Headliner Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 110 (See Figure 110, page 136) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place front headliner trim panel (Item 3) inside cab. Position the front of front headliner trim panel at the
windshield. Slide the rear edge of front headliner trim panel in between cab roof and rear headliner trim
panel (Item 11).
2. Hold the front of the front headliner trim panel (Item 3) up at the center of the front headliner trim panel
above windshield and install push-in fastener (Item 10) through front headliner trim panel into the cab
header.
3. Align mounting holes of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) with front headliner trim panel (Item 3) and
install five push-in fastener (Item 9) through rear headliner trim panel and front headliner trim panel into
the cab header.
4. Install push-in fastener (Item 7) through the front mounting hole of driver side side and corner interior trim
panel (Item 8) and front headliner trim panel (Item 3) into the cab header.
5. Install push-in fastener (Item 6) above driver side door opening through front headliner trim panel (Item
3) into the cab header.
6. Install push-in fastener (Item 4) through the front mounting hole of passenger side side and corner interior
trim panel (Item 5) and front headliner trim panel (Item 3) into the cab header.
7. Install push-in fastener (Item 2) above passenger side door opening through front headliner trim panel
(Item 3) into the cab header.
8. Install header console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL,
page 276).
Install Rear Headliner Trim Panel on Extended Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 110 (See Figure 110, page 136) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) inside cab. Hold rear headliner trim panel up to cab roof and
connect electrical connector into courtesy light (Item 18).
2. While holding rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) up to the cab roof. Slide rear headliner trim panel
rearward and carefully slide it between both passenger and driver side side and corner interior trim panels
(Items 5 and 8) and cab roof.
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3. Align mounting holes of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) with front headliner trim panel (Item 3) and
install five push-in fastener (Item 9) through rear headliner trim panel and front headliner trim panel into
the cab header.
4. Install coat hook (Item 15) into the opening at the back of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) until it snaps
into place and close cover (Item 16).
5. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 14) through the back of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the
cab header.
6. Install four push-in fasteners (Item 7 and 13) through the mounting holes of driver side side and corner
interior trim panel (Item 8) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header.
7. Install four push-in fasteners (Item 4 and 12) through the mounting holes of passenger side side and corner
interior trim panel (Item 5) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header.
Install Front Headliner Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 111 (See Figure 111, page 139) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place front headliner trim panel (Item 3) inside cab. Position the front of front headliner trim panel at the
windshield. Position right and left side of front headliner trim panel between cab roof and passenger and
drive side B - pillar trim panels (Items 5 and 8). Slide the rear edge of front headliner trim panel in between
cab roof and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11).
2. Hold the front of the front headliner trim panel (Item 3) up at the center of the front headliner trim panel
above windshield and install push-in fastener (Item 10) through front headliner trim panel into the cab
header.
3. Align mounting holes of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) with front headliner trim panel (Item 3) and
install five push-in fastener (Item 9) through rear headliner trim panel and front headliner trim panel into
the cab header.
4. Install push-in fastener (Item 7) through the front mounting hole of driver side B - pillar trim panel (Item 8)
and front headliner trim panel (Item 3) into the cab header.
5. Install push-in fastener (Item 6) above driver side door opening through front headliner trim panel (Item
3) into the cab header.
6. Install push-in fastener (Item 4) through the front mounting hole of passenger side B - pillar trim panel
(Item 5) and front headliner trim panel (Item 3) into the cab header.
7. Install push-in fastener (Item 2) above passenger side door opening through front headliner trim panel
(Item 3) into the cab header.
8. Install header console panel, refer to HEADER CONSOLE PANEL (See HEADER CONSOLE PANEL,
page 276).
Install Rear Headliner Trim Panel on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 111 (See Figure 111, page 139) for Items in parentheses.
1. Place rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) inside cab. Hold rear headliner trim panel up to cab roof and
connect electrical connector into courtesy light (Item 23).
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2. While holding rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) up to the cab roof. Position right and left side of front
headliner trim panel between cab roof and passenger and drive side B - pillar trim panels (Items 5 and 8).
Slide rear headliner trim panel rearward and carefully slide it between both passenger and driver side
side and corner interior trim panels (Items 14 and 17) and cab roof.
3. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 22) through rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header just
to the rear of courtesy light (Item 23).
4. Align mounting holes of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) with front headliner trim panel (Item 3) and
install five push-in fastener (Item 9) through rear headliner trim panel and front headliner trim panel into
the cab header.
5. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 21) through the back of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the
cab header.
6. Install coat hook (Item 18) into the opening at the back of rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) until it snaps
into place and close cover (Item 19).
7. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 16) through the mounting holes of driver side side and corner interior
trim panel (Item 17) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header in the back corner.
8. Install push-in fastener (Item 15) through the rear mounting hole of driver side B - pillar trim panel (Item 8)
and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header.
9. Install two push-in fasteners (Item 13) through the mounting holes of passenger side side and corner
interior trim panel (Item 14) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header in the back corner.
10. Install push-in fastener (Item 12) through the rear mounting hole of passenger side B - pillar trim panel
(Item 5) and rear headliner trim panel (Item 11) into the cab header.
1. To install the B - pillar trim panel on crew cab models, refer to CAB DOORS (See CAB DOORS, page
233). Refer to Install Rear Cab Door on Crew Cab for all Models.
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Refer to Figure 112 (See Figure 112, page 142) for Items in parentheses.
A primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) and secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) provides a weather tight
seal around cab door when door is closed.
1. Position secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) at the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item 4) of
the top and front of cab door opening. Carefully push secondary rubber weather seal onto the cab door
opening weather seal flange until it is completely seated, driver side shown.
2. Position primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) at the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item 2) all the
way around cab door opening. Carefully push primary rubber weather seal onto the cab door opening
weather seal flange all the way around cab door opening until it is completely seated, driver side shown.
3. Install cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover. Refer to CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT
BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 271).
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side primary rubber weather seal and secondary rubber weather
seal on front cab door opening.
Install Rear Cab Door Opening Weather Seals on Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 113 (See Figure 113, page 143) for Items in parentheses.
A primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) and secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) provides a weather tight
seal around cab door when door is closed.
1. Position secondary rubber weather seal (Item 3) at the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item 4) of
the top and front of cab door opening. Carefully push secondary rubber weather seal onto the cab door
opening weather seal flange until it is completely seated, driver side shown.
2. Position primary rubber weather seal (Item 1) at the cab door opening weather seal flange (Item 2) all the
way around cab door opening. Carefully push primary rubber weather seal onto the cab door opening
weather seal flange all the way around cab door opening until it is completely seated, driver side shown.
3. Install cab door opening scuff plate and seat belt retractor cover. Refer to CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF
PLATE AND SEAT BELT RETRACTOR COVER (See CAB DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATE AND SEAT
BELT RETRACTOR COVER, page 271).
4. Repeat procedure to install passenger side primary rubber weather seal and secondary rubber weather
seal on rear cab door opening of crew cab models.
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Refer to Figure 114 (See Figure 114, page 144) for Items in parentheses.
1. Using whatever reference point made before removing driver side windshield wiper arm and blade
assembly (Item 1) from wiper pivot post (Item 4), position windshield wiper arm and blade assembly
over wiper pivot post and push it firmly down onto wiper pivot post until it locks in place. Install washer
hose (Item 2) onto “T” fitting (Item 3).
2. Using whatever reference point made before removing passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade
assembly (Item 6) from wiper pivot post (Item 9), position windshield wiper arm and blade assembly over
wiper pivot post and push it firmly down onto wiper pivot post until it locks in place. Install washer hose
(Item 7) onto fitting (Item 8).
3. Lower tilt hood to closed position and latch hood on both sides.
4. Turn wipers on to high speed and activate windshield washer to check for proper operation. Adjust position
of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly if required to obtain proper wiper operation.
Refer to Figure 115 (See Figure 115, page 145) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the hole in the passenger side of the cowl tray (Item 2) over the antenna (Item 4), lower cowl
tray into position at cab cowl.
2. Slide the holes in the cowl tray (Item 2) over both driver and passenger side wiper pivot posts (Item 16).
3. Slide mounting holes of cowl tray (Item 2) at the bottom of both driver and passenger side over the
mounting studs (Item 13) on the cab cowl. Make sure that the plastic bracket on the passenger side of the
cowl tray slides in behind the mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow D) and that the plastic bracket (Item 8,
view arrow C) at the lower front of the cowl tray is in place at the evaporator box (Item 14) of AC unit.
4. Install hex flanged nut (Item 11, view arrow B) under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B) on driver side.
Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
5. Install hex flanged nut (Item 12, view arrow D) under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger side.
Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
6. Install hex flanged bolt (Item 9, section A-A) into center mounting bracket (Item 10, section A-A) at the
center of cowl tray (Item 2, section A-A). DO NOT over tighten.
7. Install torx pan head screw (Item 7, view arrow C) through plastic bracket (Item 8, view arrow C) at the lower
front of the cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow C) into evaporator box (Item 14) of AC unit. DO NOT over tighten.
8. Install hex flanged bolt (Item 5, view arrow D) through mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow D) into
u-shaped speed nut (Item 15) on plastic bracket under cowl tray (Item 2) on passenger side. DO NOT
over tighten.
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9. Slide rubber seal (Item 3, view arrow E) down over antenna (Item 4, view arrow E) on passenger side.
10. Install washer hose (Item 1, view arrow A) onto fitting under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow A) on driver side.
11. After installing cowl tray, install driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly.
Refer to WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND
BLADE ASSEMBLY, page 282).
12. Lower tilt hood to closed position and latch hood on both sides.
13. Turn wipers on to high speed and activate windshield washer to check for proper operation. Adjust position
of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly if required to obtain proper wiper operation.
Install Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models after September
2000
Refer to Figure 116 (See Figure 116, page 147) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the hole in the passenger side of the cowl tray (Item 2) over the antenna (Item 4), lower cowl
tray into position at cab cowl.
2. Slide the holes in the cowl tray (Item 2) over both driver and passenger side wiper pivot posts (Item 16).
3. Slide mounting holes of cowl tray (Item 2) at the bottom of both driver and passenger side over the
mounting studs (Item 13) on the cab cowl. Make sure that the plastic bracket on the passenger side of the
cowl tray slides in behind the mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow D) and that the plastic bracket (Item 8,
view arrow C) at the lower front of the cowl tray is in place at the evaporator box (Item 14) of AC unit.
4. Install hex flanged nut (Item 11, view arrow B) under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B) on driver side.
Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
5. Install hex flanged nut (Item 12, view arrow D) under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger side.
Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
6. Install hex flanged bolt (Item 9, section A-A) into center mounting bracket (Item 10, section A-A) at the
center of cowl tray (Item 2, section A-A). DO NOT over tighten.
7. Install torx pan head screw (Item 7, view arrow C) through plastic bracket (Item 8, view arrow C) at the lower
front of the cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow C) into evaporator box (Item 14) of AC unit. DO NOT over tighten.
8. Install hex flanged bolt (Item 5, view arrow D) through mounting bracket (Item 6, view arrow D) into
u-shaped speed nut (Item 15) on plastic bracket under cowl tray (Item 2) on passenger side. DO NOT
over tighten.
9. Slide rubber seal (Item 3, view arrow E) down over antenna (Item 4, view arrow E) on passenger side.
10. Install washer hose (Item 1, view arrow A) onto fitting under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow A) on driver side.
11. After installing cowl tray, install driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly.
Refer to WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND
BLADE ASSEMBLY, page 282).
12. Lower tilt hood to closed position and latch hood on both sides.
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13. Turn wipers on to high speed and activate windshield washer to check for proper operation. Adjust position
of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly if required to obtain proper wiper operation.
Install Cab Cowl Tray on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models after February 2002
Refer to Figure 117 (See Figure 117, page 149) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position the hole in the passenger side of the cowl tray (Item 2) over the antenna (Item 4), lower cowl
tray into position at cab cowl.
2. Slide the holes in the cowl tray (Item 2) over both driver and passenger side wiper pivot posts (Item 14).
3. Slide mounting holes of cowl tray (Item 2) at the bottom of both driver and passenger side over the
mounting studs (Item 11) on the cab cowl. Make sure that the cowl tray center mounting bracket (Item
6) of the cowl tray slides over the plastic bracket (Item 15) at the upper right front of the evaporator
box (Item 16) of AC unit.
4. Install washer bottle vent hose (Item 12, view arrow B) into driver side of cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B)
by installing vent hose push-in fastener (Item 13, view arrow B) into hole in cowl tray.
5. Install hex flanged nut (Item 9, view arrow B) under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow B) on driver side. Tighten
to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
6. Install hex flanged nut (Item 10, view arrow D) under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow D) on passenger side.
Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
7. Install hex flanged bolt (Item 7, section A-A) into center mounting bracket (Item 8, section A-A) at the
center of cowl tray (Item 2, section A-A). DO NOT over tighten.
8. Install torx pan head screw (Item 5, view arrow C) through plastic bracket (Item 6, view arrow C) at the lower
front of the cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow C) into evaporator box (Item 16) of AC unit. DO NOT over tighten.
9. Slide rubber seal (Item 3, view arrow E) down over antenna (Item 4, view arrow E) on passenger side.
10. Install washer hose (Item 1, view arrow A) onto fitting under cowl tray (Item 2, view arrow A) on driver side.
11. After installing cowl tray, install driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly.
Refer to WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND
BLADE ASSEMBLY, page 282).
12. Lower tilt hood to closed position and latch hood on both sides.
13. Turn wipers on to high speed and activate windshield washer to check for proper operation. Adjust position
of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly if required to obtain proper wiper operation.
Refer to Figure 118 (See Figure 118, page 151) for Items in parentheses.
1. Install windshield wiper assembly (Item 8) onto the four mounting studs (Items 5, 9 and 11) on the cab cowl.
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2. Install hex flanged nut (Item 7, view arrow B) securing windshield wiper assembly (Item 8, view arrow B)
to mounting stud (Item 9) on driver side of the cab cowl. Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed
18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
3. Install hex flanged nut (Item 10, view arrow C) securing windshield wiper assembly (Item 8, view arrow
C) to mounting stud (Item 11) on passenger side of the cab cowl. Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT
exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
4. Install two hex flanged nuts (Item 3, view arrow A) securing windshield wiper motor mounting bracket (Item
4, view arrow A) to mounting studs (Item 5) just below the windshield wiper motor at the center of the cab
cowl. Tighten to 16 lbf-ft (22 N•m), DO NOT exceed 18 lbf-ft (24 N•m).
5. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) to windshield wiper motor connector (Item 2).
6. If required, position wiring harness (Item 13, view arrow A) at windshield wiper motor (Item 6) and/or
windshield wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 4) and secure with ty-wrap (Item 12, view arrow A).
7. Install the cab cowl tray. Refer to CAB COWL TRAY (See CAB COWL TRAY, page 282).
8. Install driver and passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assembly. Refer to WINDSHIELD WIPER
ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY (See WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY, page 282).
9. Lower tilt hood to closed position and latch hood on both sides.
10. Turn wipers on to high speed and activate windshield washer to check for proper operation. Adjust position
of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly if required to obtain proper wiper operation.
The windshield wiper system consists of a single unitized 12 volt electric motor that operates the wiper arms
through linkage (Figure 119) (See Figure 119, page 153).
Since the wiper motor is of unitized construction, there is no need for motor rebuild or adjustments. There are
no serviceable parts; the complete assembly is replaced.
CAUTION
Do not attempt to move the blades through their sweep by grasping the wiper arm. This
action may result in the teeth being broken off the drive gear or the linkage bent. If blades
are frozen to windshield, do not operate control switch until they have been freed.
NOTE – Windshield wipers and cowl tray have been removed in part of Figure 119 (See Figure 119, page
153) to show the windshield wiper assembly located under the cowl tray.
Refer to Figure 119 (See Figure 119, page 153) for Items in parentheses.
1. Position electric wiper motor (Item 3, view arrow A) in place on the wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 6,
view arrow A). Install three hex flanged bolts (Item 7, view arrow A) securing electric wiper motor to the
wiper motor mounting bracket. Tighten to 44.3 to 62 lbf-in (5 to 7 N•m).
2. Position wiper drive arm (Item 2, view arrow A) and lock washer (Item 4, view arrow A) onto electric wiper
motor shaft. Install hex retaining nut (Item 1, view arrow A and view arrow B) securing wiper drive arm
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(Item 2, view arrow A) to electric wiper motor (Item 3, view arrow A). Tighten to 104 to 140 lbf-in (11.8 to
15.8 N•m).
Refer to Figure 118 (See Figure 118, page 151) for Items in parentheses.
3. If required, position wiring harness (Item 13, view arrow A) at windshield wiper motor (Item 6) and/or
windshield wiper motor mounting bracket (Item 4) and secure with ty-wrap (Item 12, view arrow A).
4. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 1) to windshield wiper motor connector (Item 2).
5. With ignition key in ON position, cycle wiper arm to the end of the sweep cycle (wiper blade by left side of
windshield). Turn key to OFF position.
6. Lower tilt hood to closed position and latch hood on both sides.
7. Turn wipers on to high speed and activate windshield washer to check for proper operation. Adjust position
of windshield wiper arm and blade assembly if required to obtain proper wiper operation.
Refer to Figure 120 (See Figure 120, page 155) for all models before July 2001 or Figure 121 (See Figure 121,
page 156) for all models after July 2001 or Figure 122 (See Figure 122, page 157) for all models after June
2002 for Items in parentheses.
1. If pump motor (Item 3) was removed or being replaced, position pump motor into washer bottle (Item 2)
and push it into place until it snaps securely into washer bottle.
2. Position washer bottle (Item 2) face down at the washer bottle bracket (Item 4).
3. Install washer hose (Item 6) onto pump motor outlet fitting (Item 7).
5. Connect wiring harness connector (Item 8) to washer bottle wiring harness connector (Item 9) coming
from low fluid sensor (Item 10) in washer bottle.
6. Position washer bottle (Item 2) with pump motor (Item 3) onto washer bottle bracket (Item 4). Install two
hex flanged bolts (Item 1) through washer bottle into washer bottle bracket. Do not over tighten.
7. Fill washer bottle (Item 2) with windshield washer solvent and check for leaks and washer operation.
8. Tilt hood to fully closed position and latch hood on both sides.
Refer to Figure 124 (See Figure 124, page 159) for Items in parentheses.
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1. Position engine cover (Item 4) inside cab. Slide engine cover under dash panel, lift bottom front edge of
engine cover over transmission shift lever shaft (Item 4, Figure 125) (See Figure 125, page 160), if so
equipped, and slide it completely under dash panel.
2. Pull floor mat (Item 5) from under bottom edge of the engine cover (Item 4) to allow engine cover mounting
hole flanges to rest on the cab floor.
3. Pull floor mat (Item 5, view circle B) back away from bottom edge across the front of the engine cover
(Item 4, view circle B). Install hex flanged bolt (Item 7, view circle B) through engine cover into cab
floor. Do not tighten.
4. Pull floor mat (Item 5, view circle C) back away from bottom edge across the front of the engine cover
(Item 4, view circle C). Install hex flanged bolt (Item 8, view circle C) through engine cover into cab
floor. Do not tighten.
5. Pull floor mat (Item 5, view circle A) back away from bottom edge on driver side of the engine cover (Item
4, view circle A). Install two hex flanged bolts (Item 6, view circle A) on driver side of the engine cover
through engine cover into cab floor. Do not tighten.
6. Pull floor mat (Item 5, view circle D and E) back away from bottom edge on passenger side of the engine
cover (Item 4, view circle D and E). Install two hex flanged bolts (Item 9, view circle D and E) on passenger
side of the engine cover through engine cover into cab floor. Do not tighten.
7. Install two hex flanged bolts (Item 3) at the top of the engine cover (Item 4) through engine cover into
dash panel. Do not tighten.
8. Once all hex flanged bolts (Items 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9) have been installed, tighten them to 77 to 95 lbf-in
(8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
Refer to Figure 125 (See Figure 125, page 160) for Items in parentheses.
9. On a vehicle with standard transmission and air brakes, install gear shift lever (Item 2) with rubber boot
(Item 1). If the rubber boot is not on the gear shift lever, slide the rubber boot over the gear shift lever
before installing gear shift lever.
10. Hold rubber boot (Item 1) up on the gear shift lever (Item 2) and install gear shift lever onto transmission
shift lever shaft (Item 4). Install allen screw (Item 3) securing gear shift lever to transmission shift lever
shaft and tighten.
11. Install rubber boot (Item 1) into cab floor around the gear shift lever (Item 2).
Refer to Figure 124 (See Figure 124, page 159) for Items in parentheses.
12. On a vehicle with automatic transmission and hydraulic brakes, position hydraulic hand brake lever (Item
2) in place on the cab floor and install four hex flanged bolts (Item 1) through the hydraulic hand brake
lever mounting flange into the cab floor. Tighten to 77 to 95 lbf-in (8.7 to 10.7 N•m).
Install Cup Holder on Standard Cab, Extended Cab and Crew Cab for all Models
Refer to Figure 123 (See Figure 123, page 158) for Items in parentheses.
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2. Position cup holder and ashtray (Item 4) underneath center dash panel (Item 1), slide cup holder and
ashtray forward to hook the back of the cup holder and ashtray to the underside of the center dash panel.
Install two torx head screws (Item 3) through the front center dash panel into the cup holder and ashtray.
Tighten them to 20 to 25 lbf-in (2.3 to 3.0 N•m).
3. Position the center dash panel trim bezel (Item 2) in place over the center dash panel (Item 1). Carefully
push it into center dash panel until it snaps into place.
4. Install passenger bucket seat, fixed passenger seat and/or fixed passenger bench seat, refer to SEATS
(See SEATS, page 270).
5.47. CAB
The installation of the cab onto the chassis can be performed provided an overhead crane and cab lifting
fixture are available. Installation procedures may vary for various models depending on type of equipment
and accessories.
Cab Squaring
Cab squaring is the centering and perpendicular positioning of the cab structure to the frame. The cab must be
squared whenever the cab has been removed from the chassis for repair, or if a new cab is being mounted.
The cab must be properly squared to the frame as this will affect the relationship between the cab and hood.
Improper squaring may result in unacceptable appearance and interference between the cab and hood. Be
sure the chassis is on a level surface before squaring.
Center cab on frame rail by measuring from inside of cab cowl to outside of frame rail on both sides,
measurement should be equal on both sides, front and rear.
Install Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200,
4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models
1. To install cabs with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200,
4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models. Carefully lower cab down to the front and rear
mounting locations, make sure that mounting studs, bolts and mounting holes are positioned properly as
the cab is lowered onto the cab mounting brackets. Refer to (Figure 126) (See Figure 126, page 163) for
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab
Models and (Figure 127) (See Figure 127, page 165) for Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for
4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models.
Install Low Mount Front Cab Mounting Isolators for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and
Extended Cab Models Before January 2003
Refer to Figure 126 (See Figure 126, page 163) for Items in parentheses.
1. If the front cab mounting isolator (Item 6) was removed, or being replaced. Install the front cab mounting
isolator onto the cab chassis mounting bracket (Item 3) before the cab is installed on the chassis, driver
side shown.
2. Position front cab mounting isolator (Item 6) in place on top of the cab chassis mounting bracket (Item
3). Install two hex flanged bolts (Item 8) through front cab mounting isolator and cab chassis mounting
bracket and install two hex flanged nuts (Item 7), driver side shown. Tighten them to 88 to 106 lbf-ft
(119 to 144 N•m).
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Install Low Mount Rear Cab Carriage Bolts and Compression Isolators for 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models Before January 2003
Refer to Figure 127 (See Figure 127, page 165) for Items in parentheses.
1. If the carriage bolts were removed or being replaced, from inside the cab, lift the rear of the floor mat at the
rear cab panel below the rear window and install the two carriage bolts (Item 4) through the cab floor and
cab underbody sill (Item 5) which is part of the cab floor.
2. While holding carriage bolts (Item 4) so that the square shank under the head of the carriage bolts are
secured in the cab floor, thread retaining clips (Item 6) onto both carriage bolts until they are against the
bottom of the cab underbody sill (Item 5).
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting and Low Mount Rear Cab Mounting for 4100, 4200, 4300 and
4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models
1. Using an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture lift cab, carefully lift cab over chassis.
2. Lower cab over chassis, as the cab is lowered onto the chassis, position front and rear cab mounting
properly per step a and step b below.
a. Position the rear cab compression isolators (Item 7, Figure 127) (See Figure 127, page 165) on
the rear cab chassis crossmember (Item 3, Figure 127) (See Figure 127, page 165). Align both
carriage bolts (Item 4, Figure 127) (See Figure 127, page 165) with rear cab compression isolators
and mounting holes in rear cab chassis crossmember as the cab is lowered onto the chassis.
b. Position properly the front cab mounting bracket (Item 5, Figure 126) (See Figure 126, page 163) over
the front cab mounting isolator (Item 6, Figure 126) (See Figure 126, page 163) and front cab chassis
mounting bracket (Item 3, Figure 126) (See Figure 126, page 163).
CAUTION
Do not put all cab weight on chassis until all mounting bolts are tightened.
CAUTION
Inspect all cab to frame attaching points to be sure they are aligned properly or damage
can result.
Refer to Figure 126 (See Figure 126, page 163) for Items in parentheses.
3. Install hex flanged bolt (Item 4) through front cab mounting bracket (Item 5), front cab mounting isolator
(Item 6) and front cab chassis mounting bracket (Item 3), driver side shown.
4. Position cab mount safety retainer (Item 2) under cab chassis mounting bracket (Item 3) and slide over
hex flanged bolt (Item 4). Install hex flanged nut (Item 1), driver side shown. Tighten to 254 to 310
lbf-ft (344 to 420 N•m).
Refer to Figure 127 (See Figure 127, page 165) for Items in parentheses.
6. Install rear cab rebound isolator (Item 2) over the two carriage bolts (Item 4) under rear cab chassis
crossmember (Item 3). Install two hex flanged nut (Item 1). Tighten them to 88 to 106 lbf-ft (119 to 144
N•m).
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Install Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for all Crew Cab Models
1. To install cabs with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for all Crew Cabs. Carefully lower cab down to the front and rear mounting locations, make sure
that mounting studs, bolts and mounting holes are positioned properly as the cab is lowered onto the cab
mounting brackets. Refer to (Figure 128) (See Figure 128, page 167) for Cab with Low Mount Front Cab
Mounting for all Crew Cabs and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400 Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models
after January 2003 and (Figure 129) (See Figure 129, page 168) for Cab with Low Mount Rear Cab Air
Suspension Mounting for all Crew Cab Models.
Install Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for all Crew Cab Models
Refer to Figure 129 (See Figure 129, page 168) for Items in parentheses.
1. If removed or being replaced, from inside the cab, lift the rear of the floor mat at the rear cab panel below
the rear window and install the two carriage bolts (Item 2) through the cab floor and cab underbody sill
(Item 4) which is part of the cab floor.
2. While holding carriage bolts (Item 2) so that the square shank under the head of the carriage bolts are
secured in the cab floor, thread retaining clips (Item 5) onto both carriage bolts until they are against the
bottom of the cab underbody sill (Item 4).
Install Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for all Crew Cab Models
Refer to Figure 129 (See Figure 129, page 168) for Items in parentheses.
1. If removed or being replaced, position the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3) in place on the frame
rail crossmember (Item 8) and install per steps below.
2. Connect the air line connection to the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3).
3. Line up the four mounting holes in the bottom plate of the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3) with
the four mounting holes in the frame rail crossmember (Item 8). Install the four hex flanged bolts (Item 7)
through the mounting holes in the rear cab air suspension assembly and the frame rail crossmember.
Install four hex flanged nuts (Item 6) onto the four hex flanged bolts. Tighten them to 88 to 106 lbf-ft
(119 to 144 N•m).
Cab with Low Mount Front Cab Mounting for all Crew Cab Models and 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400
Standard Cab and Extended Cab Models after January 2003 and Low Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for all Crew Cab Models
1. Using an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture lift cab, carefully lift cab over chassis.
2. Lower cab over chassis, as the cab is lowered onto the chassis, position front and rear cab mounting
properly per step a and step b below.
a. Position the two carriage bolts (Item 2, Figure 129) (See Figure 129, page 168) properly through the
rear air suspension assembly (Item 3, Figure 129) (See Figure 129, page 168).
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b. Position properly the threaded stud (Item 2, Figure 128) (See Figure 128, page 167) of the cab chassis
mounting bracket (Item 3, Figure 128) (See Figure 128, page 167) through the front cab mounting
bracket (Item 4, Figure 128) (See Figure 128, page 167).
CAUTION
Do not put all cab weight on chassis until all mounting bolts are tightened.
CAUTION
Inspect all cab to frame attaching points to be sure they are aligned properly or damage
can result.
Refer to Figure 128 (See Figure 128, page 167) for Items in parentheses.
3. Install hex flanged nut (Item 1) onto the threaded stud (Item 2) of the cab chassis mounting bracket (Item
3), driver side shown. Tighten to 142 to 175 lbf-ft (193 to 237 N•m)
Refer to Figure 129 (See Figure 129, page 168) for Items in parentheses.
5. Install two hex flanged nuts (Item 1) onto the two carriage bolts (Item 2). Tighten them to 88 to 106
lbf-ft (119 to 144 N•m).
Install Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for
4400 Model for City Tractor Applications
1. To install cabs with Mid High Mount Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension
Mounting for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications. Carefully lower cab down to the front and rear
mounting locations, make sure that mounting studs, bolts and mounting holes are positioned properly as
the cab is lowered onto the cab mounting brackets. Refer to (Figure 130) (See Figure 130, page 170) for
Cab with Mid High Mount Front Cab Mounting for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications and (Figure
131) (See Figure 131, page 171) for Cab with Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for
4400 Model for City Tractor Applications.
Install Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting Carriage Bolts for 4400 Model for City
Tractor Applications
Refer to Figure 131 (See Figure 131, page 171) for Items in parentheses.
1. If removed or being replaced, from inside the cab, lift the rear of the floor mat at the rear cab panel below
the rear window and install the two carriage bolts (Item 2) through the cab floor and cab underbody sill
(Item 4) which is part of the cab floor.
2. While holding carriage bolts (Item 2) so that the square shank under the head of the carriage bolts are
secured in the cab floor, thread retaining clips (Item 5) onto both carriage bolts until they are against the
bottom of the cab underbody sill (Item 4).
Install Mid High Mount Rear Cab Air Suspension for 4400 Model for City Tractor Applications
Refer to Figure 131 (See Figure 131, page 171) for Items in parentheses.
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1. If removed or being replaced, position the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3) in place on the frame
rail crossmember (Item 8) and install per steps below.
2. Connect the air line connection to the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3).
3. Line up the four mounting holes in the bottom plate of the rear cab air suspension assembly (Item 3) with
the four mounting holes in the frame rail crossmember (Item 8). Install the four hex flanged bolts (Item 7)
through the mounting holes in the rear cab air suspension assembly and the frame rail crossmember.
Install four hex flanged nuts (Item 6) onto the four hex flanged bolts. Tighten them to 88 to 106 lbf-ft
(119 to 144 N•m).
Cab with Mid High Front Cab Mounting and Mid High Rear Cab Air Suspension Mounting for 4400
Model for City Tractor Applications
Refer to Figure 130 (See Figure 130, page 170) for Items in parentheses.
1. Using an overhead crane and cab lifting fixture lift cab, carefully lift cab over chassis.
2. Lower cab over chassis, as the cab is lowered onto the chassis, position front and rear cab mounting
properly per step a and step b below.
a. Position the two carriage bolts (Item 2, Figure 131) (See Figure 131, page 171) properly through the
rear air suspension assembly (Item 3, Figure 131) (See Figure 131, page 171).
b. Position properly the threaded stud (Item 2, Figure 130) (See Figure 130, page 170) of the cab chassis
mounting bracket (Item 3, Figure 130) (See Figure 130, page 170) through the front cab mounting
bracket (Item 4, Figure 130) (See Figure 130, page 170).
CAUTION
Do not put all cab weight on chassis until all mounting bolts are tightened.
CAUTION
Inspect all cab to frame attaching points to be sure they are aligned properly or damage
can result.
Refer to Figure 130 (See Figure 130, page 170) for Items in parentheses.
3. Install hex flanged nut (Item 1) onto the threaded stud (Item 2) of the cab chassis mounting bracket (Item
3), driver side shown. Tighten to 142 to 175 lbf-ft (193 to 237 N•m)
Refer to Figure 131 (See Figure 131, page 171) for Items in parentheses.
5. Install two hex flanged nuts (Item 1) onto the two carriage bolts (Item 2). Tighten them to 88 to 106
lbf-ft (119 to 144 N•m).
NOTE – The remaining steps can be performed with the aid of the appropriate service sections. Refer
to the Master Service Manual for the component being installed.
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— air conditioning lines (if so equipped). Refer to GROUP 16 - AIR CONDITIONING BASIC THEORY,
DIAGNOSIS AND SERVICE in the Master Service Manual for the proper procedures to charge air
conditioning system.
— brake system (air or hydraulic). Refer to GROUP 04 - BRAKES in the Master Service Manual for
bleeding instructions.
— clutch linkage.
— electric connections and ground wire.
— accelerator linkage.
— steering shaft at gear.
— heater hose.
4. Fill cooling system. Refer to GROUP 12- COOLING in the Master Service Manual for the proper coolant
requirements and procedures.
8. Road test vehicle. Be sure all vehicle components are operating properly before putting vehicle back
into service.
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6. TROUBLESHOOTING
6.1. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR
Table 2 Electric Windshield Wiper Motor
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7. LUBRICATION
Cab hardware and other mechanisms require a periodic application of lubricant to increase service life and
prevent objectionable squeaking. New cabs are lubricated at the factory and before they are delivered to
customer. After the cab is placed in service, regular lubricating intervals based on type of service should be
established. Thorough lubrication at definite intervals adds greatly to cab service life and reduces overall
expense.
Wipe off all lubricant points before applying new lube to prevent lube contamination. Apply lube sparingly
and wipe away excess.
2. Lubricate the hood tilt linkage with Fleetrite EP Moly grease or equivalent to NLGl No. 2 Multi-Purpose
Lithium grease.
7.2. AS REQUIRED
Lubricate seat adjuster slides with Fleetrite EP Moly grease or equivalent to NLGl No. 2 Multi-Purpose Lithium
grease.
Lubricate window regulator gear teeth, window regulator lever roller and window guide with Lubriplate 105
grease or equivalent.
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8. ADJUSTMENTS
8.1. CAB DOOR
Getting a good cab door to door opening fit requires a knowledge of where the various adjustments are located
and what effect each adjustment has on door fit. These adjustments apply whether door has been removed or
door adjustment is simply being changed or improved.
When the door is properly adjusted, it should fit the opening with 1/4 to 5/16 inch (6 to 8 mm) space all
around the door frame. A newspaper sheet should not be able to pass between the weather seal and door
frame (paper should tear).
1. Door weather seal should contact the door frame with slight pressure but without damage to the seal.
Adjust door up and down or forward and back at enlarged holes in upper door hinge (Item 1) and lower door
hinge (Item 2) at cab hinge pillar location (Item 3).
1. Slightly loosen two hex flanged bolts (Items 4) at upper door hinge (Item 1), driver side shown.
2. Move door up, down, forward or back as required at upper door hinge (Item 1) to obtain proper door
position.
3. Once door adjustment is made, hold door in place and tighten both hex flanged bolts (Item 4) at the cab
hinge pillar location (Item 3). Tighten to 13 to 15 lbf-ft (17.6 to 20 N•m).
4. Once the upper door hinge (Item 1) is adjusted, adjust the lower door hinge (Item 2).
5. Slightly loosen two hex flanged bolts (Item 5), at lower door hinge (Item 2), driver side shown.
6. Move door up, down, forward or back as required at lower door hinge (Item 2) to obtain proper door position.
7. Once door adjustment is made, hold door in place and tighten both hex flanged bolts (Item 5) at the cab
hinge pillar location (Item 3). Tighten to 13 to 15 lbf-ft (17.6 to 20 N•m).
8. After both upper and lower door hinges (Items 1 and 2) have been adjusted, close door and check for
proper fit. If further adjustment is required, repeat this procedure.
9. Repeat procedure to adjust passenger side door at upper and lower door hinges.
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1. Use a torx head tool (Item 1) and slightly loosen two torx head bolts (Item 2), driver side shown.
2. This will allow the cab door striker pin (Item 3) and floating tapped striker pin mounting plate (Item 4) to
move up or down and in or out at the cab door lock pillar (Item 5) as required, driver side shown.
3. Move cab door striker pin (Item 3) up, down, in or out as required at cab door lock pillar (Item 5) to obtain
proper door fit and latching position.
4. Once cab door striker pin (Item 3) adjustment is made, hold it in place and tighten both torx head bolts
(Item 2) at the cab door lock pillar (Item 5). Tighten to 19 to 23.5 lbf-ft (26 to 32 N•m).
5. After the cab door striker pin (Item 3) has been adjusted, close door and check for proper fit. If further
adjustment is required, repeat this procedure.
6. Repeat procedure to adjust passenger side door at the cab door striker pin.
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ADJUSTMENTS WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM AND BLADE ASSEMBLY
Refer to Figure 114 (See Figure 114, page 144) for Items in parentheses.
1. If driver or passenger side windshield wiper arm and blade assemblies (Items 1 and 6) need adjustment to
get the proper wiper pattern, lift wiper arm and blade assembly (Item 1) or (Item 6) off the wiper pivot post
(Item 4) or (Item 9) by lifting windshield wiper arm lock lever (Item 5) or (Item 10) and lift wiper arm and
blade assembly off wiper pivot post.
2. Position wiper arm and blade assembly (Item 1) or (Item 6) at the wiper pivot post (Item 4) or (Item 9) with
wiper blade horizontal to bottom edge of windshield and lift windshield wiper arm lock lever (Item 5) or
(Item 10) and push wiper arm and blade assembly down onto wiper pivot post, windshield wiper arm lock
lever will lock wiper arm and blade assembly into place once it is pushed all the way down.
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To adjust cab ride height, measure cab ride height between jounce bumper strike plate (Item 1) and jounce
bumper rate cup (Item 2), measurement must be made between measuring points (Item 5). If dimension does
not meet specified height of 1.5 inches (38 mm) for all 4000 Models except crew cab models and 1.6 inches
(41 mm) for all crew cab Models, adjust as necessary using the following procedure.
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WARNING
To prevent property damage or personal injury, park the vehicle on a level surface, set
the parking brake, chock the wheels, and turn the engine off.
Refer to Figure 204 (See Figure 205, page 303) for Items in parentheses unless otherwise noted.
3. Measure cab ride height between jounce bumper strike plate (Item 1, Figure 203) (See Figure 204, page
301) and jounce bumper rate cup (Item 2, Figure 203) (See Figure 204, page 301), measurement must
be made between measuring points (Item 5, Figure 203) (See Figure 204, page 301) and must meet
specified height of 1.5 inches (38 mm) for all 4000 Models except crew cab models and 1.6 inches (41
mm) for all crew cab Models.
4. To adjust height control valve (Item 1), loosen the jam nut (Item 2) on the height control valve linkage (Item
3) and back off the nut several turns.
5. Unlatch the linkage socket clip (Item 4) and pry the linkage socket (Item 5) from the pivot ball.
6. Turn the linkage socket (Item 5) clockwise to shorten height control valve linkage or turn linkage socket
counter-clockwise to lengthen height control valve linkage.
CAUTION
To avoid product damage, there must be a minimum of five (5) full threads between
the threaded rod and the linkage socket. To maintain the required minimum thread
requirement, it may be necessary to loosen the jam nut at the other end of the height
control valve linkage and turn linkage socket at that end to obtain the required
adjustment.
7. Attach the linkage socket (Item 5) back onto the pivot ball, re-mearsure the cab ride height, and adjust
as required.
8. When proper adjustment is achieved (1.5 inches (38 mm) for all 4000 Models except crew cab models and
1.6 inches (41 mm) for all crew cab Models), latch linkage socket clip (Item 4) and tighten jam nut (Item 2).
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9. FORMS
9.1. BONDED WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT REPORT
This self-carboning form Figure 205 below, MUST be filled out and gone over with the customer before
starting windshield replacement.
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TORQUE TORQUE CHART
10. TORQUE
10.1. TORQUE CHART
Table 4 Torque Chart
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TORQUE TORQUE CHART
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TORQUE CHART TORQUE
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TORQUE TORQUE CHART
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TORQUE CHART TORQUE
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TORQUE TORQUE CHART
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