How to Install TruShield Complete Netting Kit on your Wrangler

Lay the net out onto a large flat surface with the label at the top right. The label will face out on the right hand side of the Jeep when installed.
Attach the upper right hand strap around the roll bar to the connector buckle just above the seat belt bolt on the passenger side of the Jeep and the same on the driver's side. Pull slightly tight.
Working downward, connect the other straps to the connectors leaving the lowest one somewhat loose. Attach the cross piece connectors at the rear corners (see photo).
Tighten and adjust as needed.
To conceal the strap ends, slip them back through the slot in the plastic connector and roll up.
Note: Roll bar cages will expand and contract with temperature changes and the net will need tightening the 1st couple of days and best done in the morning.
Tip: To get the net extra tight, grab the strap ends with a pair of pliers when pulling.

1. Lay the net out on a flat surface with the label at the top right.
2. Attach all 3 front straps to the footman loops above the windshield.
3. Attach the rear straps around the roll bar.
4. Attach the 8 side straps and the 2 corner straps to the roll bar.
5. Adjust as necessary.
6. The excess straps may now be cut off or tucked back inside the connectors and rolled up.
Note: Metal roll cages will expand and contract with temperature changes. Occasional tightening of the straps may be needed the first few days and best done in the morning when it is cool.
Tip: Grabbing the nylon webbing end with a pair of pliers will help get a better grip to pull it tighter.

Lay the net out onto a flat surface with the label at the top right. When the net is installed, the label will be facing up on the right hand side of the Jeep.
Attach the straps around the roll bar and back to the plastic connectors (see photo). Adjust as needed.
When used with the one piece wraparound net, the lowest horizontal strap of the overhead net should align with the upper most horizontal strap of the wraparound net.
To conceal the strap ends, feed them back through the slot in the plastic connector and roll up.
Note: Roll bar cages will expand and contract with temperature variations and the net will need to be tightened for the 1st couple of days and best done in the morning.
Tip: To get the net extra tight, pull the strap ends while gripping them with a pair of pliers.