First Aid Box
Installation Guide (DIY):
Things you will need:
-2 #10 or #12 3/4" sheet metal screws
-Short screwdriver with a flat tip
-First aid mounting bracket
-First aid box
Instructions:
1. Prepare your materials. Lay them out; Take of stickers, repaint (if wanted or necessary), & wash if needed.
2. Make sure the bracket fits in place under one of the front seats. The two bolt notches should be fitted perfectly in place. (like puzzle pieces).
3. Take the 2 #10 or #12, 3/4" sheet metal screws and begin screwing these into the underside of the seat with the bracket in place. The factory seats will most likely not have a pre-threaded hole for the screw (unless you previously had the first aid kit as a factory option), which is why we are going to use the sheet metal screws (they create their own thread).
4. Once screwed in place, you can slide the First Aid Box slots into the tracks of the bracket (the box should snap into place and be hard to pull out from the tracks).
5. You are ready to add the first aid contents, or whatever you wish, inside the box.
Notes:
-The first aid bracket also fits the driver seat (on most models). It can create another place to store things (i.e.: navigation system (when not in use), wallets, phone cables, iPod chargers, important documentation, owners manual, gloves, maps, etc.)
-Also if you wish to and know how to, you can drill a hole in the box, drop a tapped power cable and have a phone/iPod charging station. Perfect for those times you wish to leave your iPod in the car to charge, but don't want it to be seen.
Installation Guide (DIY):
Things you will need:
-2 #10 or #12 3/4" sheet metal screws
-Short screwdriver with a flat tip
-First aid mounting bracket
-First aid box
Instructions:
1. Prepare your materials. Lay them out; Take of stickers, repaint (if wanted or necessary), & wash if needed.
2. Make sure the bracket fits in place under one of the front seats. The two bolt notches should be fitted perfectly in place. (like puzzle pieces).
3. Take the 2 #10 or #12, 3/4" sheet metal screws and begin screwing these into the underside of the seat with the bracket in place. The factory seats will most likely not have a pre-threaded hole for the screw (unless you previously had the first aid kit as a factory option), which is why we are going to use the sheet metal screws (they create their own thread).
4. Once screwed in place, you can slide the First Aid Box slots into the tracks of the bracket (the box should snap into place and be hard to pull out from the tracks).
5. You are ready to add the first aid contents, or whatever you wish, inside the box.
Notes:
-The first aid bracket also fits the driver seat (on most models). It can create another place to store things (i.e.: navigation system (when not in use), wallets, phone cables, iPod chargers, important documentation, owners manual, gloves, maps, etc.)
-Also if you wish to and know how to, you can drill a hole in the box, drop a tapped power cable and have a phone/iPod charging station. Perfect for those times you wish to leave your iPod in the car to charge, but don't want it to be seen.