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jalalski wrote:
No drilling is required and the bolts mount to existing chassis points.
Hi Neil, after reading Tony's post about his ECB nudge and the need to drill a couple of holes, I checked ECB's fitting instructions just to make sure and found out that yes, there is a need to drill holes in the front bumper support frame to fit the nudge bar brackets in place.
I have uploaded the ECB fitting instructions for the 2011-12 T31 X-Trail which were sent to me by ECB last year. The fitting instructions can be downloaded from HERE
I just remembered an important point regarding fitting the after-market nudge bars yourself. For insurance purposes and to cover yourself against any liability should there be a malfunction with the operation of the airbags, it is always a good idea to have an authorized ECB fitter (or any other compliant nudge bar manufacturer) fit the nudge bar in place, so you have a record and receipt of the fitting as proof for the insurance company that everything was done by the book.
Last edited by jalalski, 28/Jan/2012, 8:01 am
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28/Jan/2012, 6:42 am
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brockyboy05
X-TRAIL ENTHUSIAST
Date Registered: 06-2011
Location: Salamander Bay Pt Stephens NSW
TOTAL POSTS: 148
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jalalski wrote:quote:
jalalski wrote:
No drilling is required and the bolts mount to existing chassis points.
Hi Neil, after reading Tony's post about his ECB nudge and the need to drill a couple of holes, I checked ECB's fitting instructions just to make sure and found out that yes, there is a need to drill holes in the front bumper support frame to fit the nudge bar brackets in place.
I have uploaded the ECB fitting instructions for the 2011-12 T31 X-Trail which were sent to me by ECB last year. The fitting instructions can be downloaded from HERE
I just remembered an important point regarding fitting the after-market nudge bars yourself. For insurance purposes and to cover yourself against any liability should there be a malfunction with the operation of the airbags, it is always a good idea to hauthorizedhorised ECB (or any other compliant nudge bar manufacturer) fit the nudge bar in place, so you have a record and receipt of the fitting as proof for the insurance company that everything was done by the book.
Yes you do have to cover yourself thesedays
Last edited by brockyboy05, 28/Jan/2012, 7:53 am
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Neil (x-1966)
Dec 2011 ST Manual Platinum Grey
ECB Nudge,Strut Brace,K&N Filter,Polyairs,Engel Fridge,Redarc Dual battery System,Optima D31A Battery,Prorack Whispers with Pod & Sunseeker 11 Awning & Exstention,Icom UHF,Tint, Poly Mats
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28/Jan/2012, 7:50 am
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To be honest with you Allan, I reckon this bullbar makes the exy look like a steam-train, but it is a matter of personal taste I guess. The most importat thing to find-out from this manufacturer (and all others) is their bullbar compliance with the factory air-bag system and if they provide a certificate of compliance to prove this. I know Barjo bullbars and others local nudge bar manufacturers do.
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27/Feb/2012, 12:01 pm
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cooch t31
X-TRAIL HOLIC
Date Registered: 06-2008
Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
TOTAL POSTS: 5966
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You'd most certainly get an invite to go to the B&B ball.
All you'd need is about 4 spotties, 3 ariels and a couple of truck mudflaps and your set.
--- Tony X-891c
HERE is my D22 Navara
HERE is my old 2008 T31, ST Series1
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28/Feb/2012, 5:16 am
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