Hi Guys,
I'm having an absolute mongrel of a time trying to fit a pair of Roadsafe Front Tow/Recover Points to my 2013 150 Series Prado Diesel.
1) The yellow plates will not sit flush to the side of the chassis rail as they are obscured by some welding on the chassis rail.
2) The bolt to go in the rear most position into the chassis rail with a backing nut is too big for the hole.
3) The plate welded to the nuts is too big to fit down the hole in the chassis rail.
I've attached photos below.
Has anyone done their own install? The instructions that Roadsafe supply are very basic at best, with minimal photos. I'm starting to think I've got the wrong model, however the yellow points are stamped with prado 150.
Any advise would be great. I've tried ringing Roadsafe however they are closed for the day.
This is where it doesn't sit flush with the chassis rail.
This is the recovery point with model number stamped on it.
The nut and plate which is too big to fit down the chassis rail hole in the next photo.
The hole in the chassis rail where I've unbolted the front bumper.
I'm having an absolute mongrel of a time trying to fit a pair of Roadsafe Front Tow/Recover Points to my 2013 150 Series Prado Diesel.
1) The yellow plates will not sit flush to the side of the chassis rail as they are obscured by some welding on the chassis rail.
2) The bolt to go in the rear most position into the chassis rail with a backing nut is too big for the hole.
3) The plate welded to the nuts is too big to fit down the hole in the chassis rail.
I've attached photos below.
Has anyone done their own install? The instructions that Roadsafe supply are very basic at best, with minimal photos. I'm starting to think I've got the wrong model, however the yellow points are stamped with prado 150.
Any advise would be great. I've tried ringing Roadsafe however they are closed for the day.
This is where it doesn't sit flush with the chassis rail.
This is the recovery point with model number stamped on it.
The nut and plate which is too big to fit down the chassis rail hole in the next photo.
The hole in the chassis rail where I've unbolted the front bumper.
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