Included Parts: Molle panel | Upper Mounting Brackets | Lower Mounting Bracket | Driver's Side Hidden Mounting Bracket | Passenger's Side Hidden Mounting Bracket
Included Hardware: (3) 1/4-20 x 3/4" button head bolts | (5) 1/4-20 x 1/2" button head bolts | (4) m6 button head bolts | (5) 1/4-20 serrated flange nuts | (2) 10-24 x 3/4" bolts | (1) logo plate
Begin by removing the net hook by twisting it clockwise and pulling out to reveal the bolt behind it.
Pull the tie down points near the hatch down and pry out on the plastic behind it to reveal another bolt.
Insert a pry tool into the small slot above the plastic piece located in the cavity for the cargo cover. Pry out on that piece to reveal another bolt.
Remove the three bolts just uncovered using a 10mm socket
Pry up on the rear corner of the plastic trim piece running the width of the hatch. This piece is held on by several plastic clips. With the clips detached, it must be twisted towards the front of the vehicle to remove the front flange from underneath the floor of the cargo area.
If installing a panel on the diver's side of the vehicle, remove the plastic panel from the floor on that side. Pry up on the outer edge of it to pop the clips out. This panel also had a flange running underneath the floor of the cargo area.
Pry up on the step inside of the rear door to pop the clips free and remove it from its position.
Pry out on the rear, upper corner of the lower plastic panel to begin popping its clips out of place. Do not pull to far at this time as there are wires that must be disconnected.
Begin moving up towards the front of the vehicle, prying out on the upper edge of the panel along the way.
Pry out on the upper, front corner of the panel to pop the final clips out of place.
With the panel fully detached, disconnect the wires. Both side of the vehicle will have a wire connected to a light. To detach this, press in on the white tab in the small rectangular cutout in the grey housing while pulling down on the wire connection. On the passenger's side, there is another wire going to the outlet. To remove this, pinch the bottom tab while pulling away from the panel.
Pry out on the top corner of the seat belt retainer cap to expose the bolt beneath it.
Use a 14mm socket to remove the seat belt retainer bolt.
The lower panel can now be removed entirely. There is a flange running beneath the cargo area floor so the panel must be rotated in while gently pulling the panel towards the rear of the vehicle. This step is not necessary but gives more free access the panel as well as the sheet metal behind it.
Pry out on the upper, rear corner of the rearmost plastic panel to remove it.
Pry out on the bottom of the plastic surrounding the seat belt to remove it from the larger panel.
Pry out on the upper, front corner of the panel to pop it out of place. It may be helpful to pull out some of the trim in the door to allow for an easier time grabbing the edge of the panel. Once it is free, the seat belt and trim can be passed through the hole in the panel to get it out of the way entirely.
Pry down on the front or rear edge the trim located above the rear window. As the clips come undone, move towards the next one and pull down again until it is fully removed.
Install the hidden mounting bracket using three m6 button head bolts. Roughly center the front two bolts and tighten everything into place. This position may need to be adjusted later. Passenger's side shown above. Driver's side show in next step.
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