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PULSE™613/614/615

part description part number qty.

AEasy-Grip™ Mounting Hardware / 1401470000 4

BEasy-Grip™ Sealing Strip / 1001071500 4

CLid Lifter / 14933 2

DTie Down Strap / 10169 2

EKey / — 2

FLock Cylinder / — 1

PARTS INCLUDED

D

E

F

C

A

B

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4Minimum bar spread = 23 5/8" or 600mm.

•If rack crossbars are adjustable, set to widest position which can be

accommodated by vehicle and box’s mounting points.

1

•With the help of another person place box on roof rack.

2•Check rear hatch and front hood clearance.

•Check roof-mounted antenna clearance.

3NOTE: Mount box towards the rear

of the vehicle to minimize

wind resistance.

•Slide box forward or backward to position rubber-lined mounting points over crossbars, and to eliminate any hood/hatch/antenna

interference.

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5UNLOCKING/LOCKING THE BOX

OPEN CLOSE

Unlocking: Insert the key and turn clockwise to the unlocked position. The key can only be removed when the box lid is closed and locked.

Locking: To close, press down on the lid at the front and rear of the box. Turn the key counterclockwise to lock. Remove key.

6

•Unlock cargo box and open.

•Remove Easy-Grip™ mounting hardware

from packaging inside box. Turn knobs

counter-clockwise until completely open.

7

•Insert Easy-Grips™ into rubber-lined

mounting slots in bottom of box

and over vehicle crossbars.

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10 EXCHANGING LOCK CORES

•In order to change the existing lock core to a dierent lock core number, follow steps 1–9 below.

NOTE: Key in #4 through #8 is a Master Key.

8

•Center the Easy-Grips™ over the crossbars.

CORRECT INCORRECT

•Check to make sure all four Thule Easy-Grips™ are

correctly positioned on the crossbars and tighten by

turning in a clockwise direction.

•Tighten ﬁrmly!

•Check the tightness of each Easy-Grip™ once more to

ensure a secure ﬁt.

CAUTION: Avoid vehicle roof contact.

box

vehicle roof

9

•Secure loads to Easy-Grip™ with supplied load straps.

W IN D

DINW

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11 •Make sure that loads are evenly distributed inside the cargo box.

Do not exceed the maximum permitted load of 110 lbs./50kg.

for the box or the maximum permitted load for the roof as

recommended by the vehicle manufacturer, as well of the

maximum load of the load carrier.

12 MAINTENANCE

•The cargo box should be carefully cleaned and maintained, particularly in the winter months.

•For cleaning, use only water with a mild detergent which contains no additives (such as alcohol, chlorine or ammonia) as these could

damage the surface of the cargo box.

•The locks should be lubricated with graphite or similar dry lubricant.

•Box should be protected from exposure to the elements during prolonged periods of storage.

•Box and ﬁttings should be inspected periodically for damage.

13 CARGO AND USAGE WARNINGS