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PROJECTA Battery Tray fits Mazda BT-50/Ford Ranger HDBT250
PROJECTA Battery Tray fits Mazda BT-50/Ford Ranger HDBT250
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Battery Tray for Manual B50 WLT - 2.5 Litre Turbo Diesel & 3.0 Litre Diesel (2007-2011)
Custom-made for the Suits Mazda BT50 & Ford Ranger PJ-PK, the HDBT250 is designed and packaged for direct fitment to your vehicle, with minimal installation steps as opposed its non-vehicle-specific counterparts. To make the process even easier for you, your battery tray will come as a complete kit, with all the necessary mounting hardware (bolts, washers, additional brackets, plates, and hold-down clamps), for hassle-free, professional installation! Your new Toyota battery tray is made to last and perform, contrusted from heavy-duty 2mm dust, rust, and corrosion-resistant passivated zinc-coated steel.
Projecta are leading the industry with their superior aftermarket heavy-duty dual battery trays, which are the ultimate solution to safely, effectively, and securely mounting an auxiliary battery to a vehicle's engine bay. Engineered to fit specific vehicle types - Ford, Holden, Isuzu, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Toyota - the result is a battery tray that can be easily installed without having to modify the tray or part of the vehicle. However, if a tray for your specific vehicle is not available, or you're after a universal tray, Projecta have those covered, too!
KIT INCLUDES
Tray
Universal Top Mount
J Bolts
1 x M8 Bolt Long
3 x M6 Bolt Hex
1 x M6 Nut
SPECIFICATIONS
Max Battery Size (mm) L265 x W174 x H220
Max Battery Weight 18Kg
Recommended batteries Exide LCS 24-86 & Century NS70T
Approximate fitting time 1 hour
Special tools None required
Recommended Dual Battery System IDC25, DBC100, DBC150, VSR100 or VSR200
Tray Location Engine Bay, Passenger Side near radiator support
WARNINGS
Before installation, make sure that the vehicle is stationary and the wheels chocked.
Be careful when laying wires, not to cause any electrical shorts or wire breakage.
After installation ensure the bonnet can close without hitting the newly installed battery and battery tray.
FITMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1. Make sure that the vehicle is stationary, the engine is switched off and cool. Disconnect the negative battery terminals from the main battery.
2. Your Auxiliary tray will be located between the passenger side headlight and air cleaner. Remove the rear M8 bolt with large flange located on inner guard where you will locate tray, in between the headlight and air cleaner and retain.
3. Move wiring loom from the same position.
4. Place tray in position. Air conditioning pipe may need to be manipulated.
5. Place M8 bolt into captive nut below air-conditioning pipe.
6. Replace M8 bolt from step 2 through bottom bracket into guard.
7. Place two M6 Hex bolts in upper bracket into the exiting captive nuts.
8. Place Battery in tray.
9. Fit the J bolts and place the special top mount on the battery and J bolts.
10. Line up the top mount and drill 6mm hole in radiator support.
11. Fit the M6 Hex bolt through the hole and tighten the M6 nut on the underside.
12. Tighten the nuts on the J bolts.
13. Reconnect the negative battery terminal to the main starter battery or install the desired Dual Battery System. Before closing the bonnet make sure the battery, tray and J bolts do not hit the bonnet.
Custom-made for the Suits Mazda BT50 & Ford Ranger PJ-PK, the HDBT250 is designed and packaged for direct fitment to your vehicle, with minimal installation steps as opposed its non-vehicle-specific counterparts. To make the process even easier for you, your battery tray will come as a complete kit, with all the necessary mounting hardware (bolts, washers, additional brackets, plates, and hold-down clamps), for hassle-free, professional installation! Your new Toyota battery tray is made to last and perform, contrusted from heavy-duty 2mm dust, rust, and corrosion-resistant passivated zinc-coated steel.
Projecta are leading the industry with their superior aftermarket heavy-duty dual battery trays, which are the ultimate solution to safely, effectively, and securely mounting an auxiliary battery to a vehicle's engine bay. Engineered to fit specific vehicle types - Ford, Holden, Isuzu, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Toyota - the result is a battery tray that can be easily installed without having to modify the tray or part of the vehicle. However, if a tray for your specific vehicle is not available, or you're after a universal tray, Projecta have those covered, too!
KIT INCLUDES
Tray
Universal Top Mount
J Bolts
1 x M8 Bolt Long
3 x M6 Bolt Hex
1 x M6 Nut
SPECIFICATIONS
Max Battery Size (mm) L265 x W174 x H220
Max Battery Weight 18Kg
Recommended batteries Exide LCS 24-86 & Century NS70T
Approximate fitting time 1 hour
Special tools None required
Recommended Dual Battery System IDC25, DBC100, DBC150, VSR100 or VSR200
Tray Location Engine Bay, Passenger Side near radiator support
WARNINGS
Before installation, make sure that the vehicle is stationary and the wheels chocked.
Be careful when laying wires, not to cause any electrical shorts or wire breakage.
After installation ensure the bonnet can close without hitting the newly installed battery and battery tray.
FITMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1. Make sure that the vehicle is stationary, the engine is switched off and cool. Disconnect the negative battery terminals from the main battery.
2. Your Auxiliary tray will be located between the passenger side headlight and air cleaner. Remove the rear M8 bolt with large flange located on inner guard where you will locate tray, in between the headlight and air cleaner and retain.
3. Move wiring loom from the same position.
4. Place tray in position. Air conditioning pipe may need to be manipulated.
5. Place M8 bolt into captive nut below air-conditioning pipe.
6. Replace M8 bolt from step 2 through bottom bracket into guard.
7. Place two M6 Hex bolts in upper bracket into the exiting captive nuts.
8. Place Battery in tray.
9. Fit the J bolts and place the special top mount on the battery and J bolts.
10. Line up the top mount and drill 6mm hole in radiator support.
11. Fit the M6 Hex bolt through the hole and tighten the M6 nut on the underside.
12. Tighten the nuts on the J bolts.
13. Reconnect the negative battery terminal to the main starter battery or install the desired Dual Battery System. Before closing the bonnet make sure the battery, tray and J bolts do not hit the bonnet.
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