How to Install a Smittybilt Black Textured Read SRC Tubular Doors on your 2007-2014 Wrangler JK

INSTALLATION:

Step 1: Starting on the driver side of the vehicle, remove the (2) OE rear door hinge retaining
nuts.
Step 2: Slide the front seat forward to access the wiring hatch on the B pillar. Remove the
rectangular hatch to expose the rear door wiring plug.
NOTE: Some early year models may have a red safety catch on the wiring plug. Pull
the red catch out one click and depress the black engagement tongue to release.
Step 3: Open the rear door and unhook the door limit strap from the mount inside the B pillar.
New limit straps are provided in the kit.
Step 4: Carefully lift and remove the OE rear door from the vehicle.
Step 5: Install the supplied limit strap bracket (90-5868) onto the limit strap (769401).
Step 6: Slide the door hinges (93-5862 drvr and 93-5864 pass) into the OE mounting
brackets on the vehicle. Secure with the supplied 3/8” nuts.
Step 7: Carefully install the rear door assembly (93-8069 and 93-8073) onto the previously
installed hinges using the (4) supplied 3/8” X 1” stainless bolts and hardware from pack (90-
6738). Install the limit strap (769401) and bracket (90-5868) to the lower hinge bolts as well.
Leave the bolts snug only at this time.
Step 8: Carefully close the rear door and latch it to the door striker. Adjust the door striker
if the door won’t close properly.

Step 9: Carefully adjust the (2) door hinges to level the door on the vehicle.

Step 10: Install the rubber bumper (90-4264) into the tube door frame.

NOTE: Using dish soap may aid in installation of the rubber bumper.

Step 11: Once the door is adjusted properly torque the hardware according to the chart on page 3.

Step 12: Install the new limit strap (769401) to the mount on the inside of the vehicle.

Step 13: Repeat the previous steps on the remaining side of the vehicle.

Step 14: Installation is now complete.

Product cleaning and maintenance instructions

Stainless Steel Finish – Aluminum polish may be used to polish small scratches and scuffs on the finish. Mild soap, window or glass cleaner may be used to clean the finish. Dual state powder coat finish – Mild soap, window or glass cleaner may be used to clean the finish. In order to protect the finish, you may wax your product on a regular basis with pure carnauba automotive wax. Do not use any types of soap, polish or was that contains abrasive that could damage the finish. Textured coated finishes should be cleaned with a mild soap on a damp sponge. Do not apply polish or was that requires to be removed by means of buffing. This type of wax is commonly used at car wash facilities. Chrome Finish – Mild soap, window or glass cleaner may be used to clean the finish. In order to protect the finish you should wax your product on a regular basis with pure carnauba automotive wax. Do not use any types of soap, polish or was that contains abrasive that could damage the finish.