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If the cover comes with an element seal gasket, cut two 1 1/2 inch sections, and place them to fit the gaps between the front bulk head and the bed rail. Loosely assemble the brackets to the rails using both flat washers, lock washers, and nuts. Remove the plug at the end of the channel. Slide the carriage bolt bracket and bolt into the channel of the Utili-Track, with one set per rail bracket. Position the side rail with the weather strip against the inside lip of the box. Line these carriage bolts up with the brackets, and secure them with these serrated nuts.

Just leave them finger tight for now. Push down on the rail so you fully compress the seal while you tighten the rear serrated nut to fifteen to twenty foot pounds. Make sure the rail is parallel with bed caps, then tighten the front serrated nut to fifteen to twenty foot pounds. Push the rail towards the side of the bed to compress the seal, and tighten the bolts left loose in step two. Now repeat all these steps with the second cover rail..