Select Increments JKU-POD Manuel Du Propriétaire

JKU-PODS INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

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** (4) screws go into the metal sport cage to affix the pods. Follow instructions for a good installation **

Tools required: Drill

3/8” Hex-Head Driver Bit
Phillips Bit
Exacta Knife or Razor Blade
Small piece ½” thick wood
Zip Ties / Cable Ties

(Other tools possibly required): -Rotary Tool w/ Sanding Drum

-Wire cutters / crimp tool
-Other wiring accessories such as solder,

glue gun, heat shrink tubing, electrical tape, etc.

*A second set of hands is helpful when attaching pods, but not absolutely necessary.

No need to unzip or remove any of this, but here’s some photos of

the driver side area where the driver side pod will go. (If the images aren’t very

clear, you can always print color copies from our site.) This picture is taken
from standing at the rear of the Jeep, fabric unzipped, exposing the ‘pop-in’

foam piece and the metal sport cage. The foam pieces should not be removed.

We’re just showing you how and where the pods will affix…you don’t need to

unzip any of this to affix the pods. The pods install right on top of all of this stuff.

The foam is very rigid and doesn’t compress under screw pressure.

These two photos

show you where the

screws will penetrate

the foam and affix the

driver side pod.

(Think mirror image for

the passenger side.)

The foam can sort of

jiggle around, but that

goes away when the

pods are installed.

In these photos with

the foam piece

removed, you can

see where the

screws will enter

the sport cage on

the driver side.

(Mirror image for

passenger side.)

These instructions and all pictures show installation of the Driver Side JKU-Pod with the Kicker®

component speakers. Installing the Passenger Side JKU-Pod is the same procedure in mirror image.

Instructions should be used as a general guide to installing other component systems or coaxial speakers.

Note also in these photos how the angle of the metal is different for each screw used to affix the pod; the screw in photo (A) will enter

at a higher trajectory, more straight up toward the sky. The screw in photo (B) will enter at a lower trajectory. Why are we

showing you all of this? We want you to see this area with everything removed to help understand where the screws are going

because all of this is intact when you install the pods and we figured you may want to see exactly what/where you’re drilling into.

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