Skoda 3T9 019 110 Instrucciones De Montaje página 15

ends hang over the lateral roof bars evenly.
- The rear crossbar carrier must be located behind the
central support of the lateral roof bars.
- Fit the front crossbar carrier at a distance of 700-1000 mm
from the rear crossbar carrier depending on the transported
cargo or the additional extension parts.
- The base of each crossbar carrier must be located a mini-
mum of 10 mm from the edge of the lateral roof bars cover
(detail).
- Angle the hinged part of the fastening mechanism below the
lower part of the lateral roof bars (detail).
- Fig. 4 -
- Position the clip on the hinged part of the fastening mecha-
nism according to the figure and press the detent arm down
in the direction of the arrow until the safety lever fastens. Be
careful not to damage your hand!
- Replace the cover and turn the key to the horizontal (locked)
position. Remove and store the key.
- Repeat the previous steps for the second crossbar carrier.
- Fastening accessories through the T-slot Fig. 5 to 7 -
- Remove the cover according to Fig. 2.
- Release the dummy plug using a pointed tool (e.g. center
punch, screwdriver).
- Remove the covering strips and inset the fastening com-
ponents of the accessory (e.g. for the roof box order no.
5L6 071 175)
- Reassemble the disassembled parts. Place the covering
strips cut to the required length back into the T-slots.
Important
- Before driving the vehicle always check that the crossbar car-
rier is mounted correctly and the cargo is properly secured
and fastened.
- The cargo must be evenly distributed and the center of grav-
ity must be as low as possible.
- When transporting large objects (e.g. roof boxes, bicycles
etc.) the roof is exposed to even greater loads due to a large
increase in air resistance therefore adjust your speed based
on the given conditions.
- When transporting cargo always follow the safety regula-
tions of the respective country.
- For transport safety, a reduction of air resistance, noise
and fuel consumption WE DO NOT RECOMMEND fitting
the carrier when not in use.
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