Gather tools and materials: You will need nerf bars specific to your Chevy model, a drill, drill bits, a wrench, a socket set, safety goggles, and a measuring tape.
Prepare your vehicle: Park your Chevy on a level surface and engage the parking brake. Turn off the engine and allow it to cool down. Locate the areas where the nerf bars will be mounted. These are usually at the bottom of the doors.
Mark the mounting locations: Use a measuring tape to determine the correct positions for the nerf bar brackets. Make marks at these locations with a pencil or marker. Ensure that the marks are aligned and parallel to each other.
Drill holes: Drill holes at the marked locations using a drill bit that is appropriate for the diameter of the bolts provided with the nerf bars.
Position the brackets: Place the nerf bar brackets in the drilled holes and secure them with the bolts provided. Tighten the bolts securely using a wrench or socket set.
Attach the nerf bars: Slide the nerf bars onto the brackets. Make sure that the bars are properly aligned and seated. Secure them to the brackets using the hardware provided. Tighten the screws or bolts firmly.
Check and re-tighten: Once all the brackets and nerf bars are installed, ensure that they are securely attached. Re-tighten any loose bolts or screws, if necessary.
Remember, some Chevy models may have slight variations in the installation process. If you are uncertain about any step, refer to the instructions provided with the nerf bars or consult a professional. Always follow any specific guidelines or safety precautions specified for your particular Chevy model.
