G-II Toyota Tacoma & Polaris RZR Accessories

Fig 2.

Remove the hood deck.

Fig 2.

Align the Pro-Mount with the holes on the steering column plate. Notice the different sized holes in both, and the different sized hardware provided. This gives the PRO-Mount the most secure attachment.

Fig 4.

Mark and drill the mounting holes, or just drill right through the holes on the Tech Deck for the best assurance that all holes will line up perfectly.

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Fig 3.

Here is where you'll be pushing all the screws through the PRO-Mount and the steering column bracket and mating them them nuts below. Get them all in before tightening them up to make thing go easy.

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Now that you're done, adjust the mirror to your desire. Don't forget to gaze into the mirror and thank the good looking, intelligent person you see staring back at you, who just vastly improved your view !

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Toyota Tech Deck

xtreme-Duty Version

Tools-Supplies Needed:

Sharpie marker / Drill & bits (7/64 & 13/64”) / #2 Phillips head screwdriver / Small pry tool / awl or ice pick / epoxy

1. Remove the Tech Deck from the packaging and place in the recess between the radio and the A/C controls. Fig.1

2. Press the Tech Deck firmly upward against the radio and forward against the A/C controls so the rear of the Tech Deck

is tight against the dash. Fig.1 again

3. While tightly fitted against the dash, carefully mark ALL holes for drilling locations. Don’t forget to mark the two holes on

the top plate. Fig.2

4. Set the Tech Deck aside.

a. Remove the A/C control panel. Just pull straight to you, it’s held in by plastic clips. Disconnect the two electrical

plugs. Fig. 5

b. Remove the radio. Remove four 10mm bolts…and pull straight to you…it’s held in byplastic clips. Disconnect

antennaand all electrical plugs. Figs. 6 &7

5. Drill the holes for the “wings” where you made your marks. Fig. 3

6. With the radio assembly on a flat work space, drill the two holes needed in the bottom of the radio faceplate (we

recommend the following procedure for best alignment).

a. Press a guide divot into the center of your mark with an awl or ice pick. Fig. 8

b. Drill pilot holes with a small bit. Fig. 9

c. Drill the final diameter holes with a 13/64” bit. Fig. 9

7. Test fit the backer plate between the clock assembly and radio faceplate, ensuring the holes in the bar align with the

holes you drilled. Once you’ve verified alignment, apply a fast-drying epoxy to the bar and reinsert it. Center the plate

over the holes and use supplied machine screws to secure it in place while the epoxy sets. Fig. 10

8. Allow the epoxy time to set. Remove the screws. Reinstall the radio and the A/C control panels. Fig. 12

9. Reinsert the Tech Deck into the dash. Screw the two machine screws into the “top plate” holes, and the six self-tapping

screws into the two “wings”. Fig. 4

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Toyota Tech Deck

General-Duty Version

Tools-Supplies Needed:

Sharpie marker / Drill & bit (7/64”) / #2 Phillips head screwdriver

1. Remove the Tech Deck from the packaging and place in the recess between

the radio and the A/C controls. Fig.1

2. Press the Tech Deck firmly upward against the radio and forward against the

A/C controls so the rear of the Tech Deck is tight against the dash. Fig.1

3. While tightly fitted against the dash, carefully mark the three holes on each “wing” for drilling locations. No need to mark the two holes in the “top plate” of the Tech Deck. Fig. 2

4. Remove the Tech Deck and drill 7/64” holes where you made your marks. Fig. 3 (It is not necessary, but it may be helpful to remove the A/C control panel to make more roomfor drilling. Don’t forget to replace the control panel before screwing the Tech Deck into place.)

5. Return the Tech Deck to the dash and screw it in place.

Toyota Tech deck

Fig 2.

Use a small pry tool to carefully pop the plastic cover off the mirror base. This allows access to the clip that allows you to remove the base.

Fig 3.

Pull the tab at the bottom of the mirror base away from the windshield, and push (or lightly tap) upward on the base to move it upward.

Fig 9.

We advise drilling pilot holes. Using a small bit, drill pilots in the “guide divot” centers. Next, drill the holes out to their final dimension using a 13/64” drill bit. Slightly bigger is O.K., but holes the same size as the holes in the Tech Deck assures perfect alignment when epoxying the backer plate.

Fig 3.

Remove bolts to free the upper center dash panel. Not shown: A sharp tug on the glove box will pop it out of the dash.

Fig 5.

Attach your choice of RAM-Ball to the PRO-Mount using the provided hardware. The RAM-Ball holes are pre-drilled and tapped on the PRO-Mount to make the job quick and easy.

RZR - Pro-Mount

Fig 11.

With the epoxied backer plate in place and perfectly aligned, use the provided machine screws to tighten the plate against the bezel. This allows the epoxy to dry with the backer plate in the proper alignment.

Fig 12.

Give the epoxy 5-10 minutes to set up before removing the screws. You are now ready to reinstall the radio and A/C panels and screw the Tech Deck into place. Six self- tapping screws on the two wings and the two machine screws on the top plate. Congrats on your install, go enjoy it!

ClearView-Rearview

Mirror Riser

Tools-Supplies Needed:

Small pry tool / X/XX" Hex-head key (allen wrench)

1. Pop the mirror head off the mirror arm. It is held onto the arm by a “ball and socket”.

The best way is to hold the mirror base and grip the mirror arm with one hand, while

gripping the mirror with the other hand. Make a quick jerk of the mirror head away

from the windshield. It should readily pop off the ball. Fig. 1

2. Take a small pry tool (small screwdriver works well) and pop the plastic cover off of the mirror base. Fig. 2

3. With you finger, or your small pry tool, pull the tab at the bottom of the mirror base away from the window. Wiggle or tap the mirror base upward (toward the headliner). This should disengage the mirror base from the dovetail mount on the windshield. Pull up and remove the mirror base and arm from the windshield. Fig. 3 & 4

4. Slide the Clearview-Rearview Mirror Riser base firmly onto the dovetail windshield mount until it bottoms out, and tighten the set screw. Fig. 5 & 6

5. Slide your mirror base down onto the dovetail mount of the Mirror Riser until you hear a click. Be sure you have the metal spring seated under the rim of the dovetail (both sides). Once you have your mirror base/arm securely seated on the Mirror Riser, snap the plastic mirror base cover on. Fig. 7

6. If you are mounting a RAM ball…it’s a good time install it onto the Mirror Riser now before putting the mirror head on. Ensure that you use screws short enough that they do not make contact with the windshield. Fig. 8

7. Snap the plastic base cover over the base. Fig. 9

8. Press the mirror head back onto the mirror arm. Fig. 10

Fig 5.

Xtreme-Duty version ONLY…from this point.

Remove the A/C Panel using a pick, small screw-driver, or putty knife. Simply pop it towards you. It is held in place by four plastic tabs (one each corner). Disconnect the two electrical plugs and set this assembly aside.

Fig 6.

Pop the glove box back in and follow by reinstalling the upper center dash panel and hood deck. Put on RAM balls and secure your devises. No go ride and begin loving your Tech Deck.

Polaris RZR PRO-MOUNT

Steering Column Plate

Tools-Supplies Needed:

Hex-head key (allen wrench) / Nut driver

This install, almost couldn't be easier and quicker. Invest 10 minutes at most and

you be fully upgraded with the Pro-Mount, and ready to install your favorite device.

1. Locate the factory plate on the steering column, directly behind the steering wheel.

Tilt the wheel to the lower position to gain best access to the holes on this plate. Fig. 1

2. Place the Pro-Mount Plate on the steering column plate and align it with the factory holes. Note the different sized holes and the different sized mounting hardware. Fig. 2

3. Insert all the screws through the PRO-Mount and the steering column bracket and get a nut on'em. Note, we provide different sized mounting hardware to keep the slop out of the install. It's the right way to do it brother! Fig.3

4. Use your hex-key on the screw head and the nut driver on the nut (rocket science!)...and sinch that bad boy down. Once you do, it ain't going nowhere; and it will be the rock solid mounting spot you've been wishing for! Fig. 4

5. Use the provided hardware to screw your choice of RAM-Ball to the PRO-Mount. We took the time to pre-drill and pre-tap the holes you need just to make it easy. There's plenty of room to modify as you wish for other applications. Fig. 5

6. Put your device on the RAM-Ball and adjust it to your liking, crank your ride, get going, sling gravel, power-slide, ride, bounce, jump and enjoy. Fig.6

Fig 10.

Insert backer plate between the clock/ hazard component and the bezel to check the alignment of drilled holes with holes in the backer plate. Remove plate, apply epoxy, and reinsert. Once again ensure the holes line up.

Fig 10.

Snap the mirror head back on the mirror arm.

Fig 6.

Using a x/x" hex-head key (allen wrench), tighten the set screw.

Fig 7.

Slide your mirror base downward on the Clearview-Rearview Mirror Riser dovetail. Ensure that the metal clips are fully seated UNDER the rim of the dovetail. Slide the mirror base down firmly until the tab snaps over the bottom of the dovetail.

Fig 7.

With the four bolts removed. A quick tug toward you (see pic) will disengage the assembly from the dash. It is held in place with the same clips the A/C panel uses (see yellow clip on lower right side of radio). Disconnect all plugs and take the assembly to a flat work surface.

Fig 8.

With the radio assembly on the bench, press a “guide divot” in the center of your marks with an awl or a pick. This will help ensure you drill in the center of your marks, and guarantees the best alignment of the screws into the backer plate when installing the Tech Deck later.

Fig 6.

Now simply mount your favorite device to the RAM-Ball on your new PRO-Mount, adjust for your best view, and hit the trail. There is plenty of room to tilt your steering column up and down as needed.

Fig 4.

Allen wrench (hex key) on the screw head, and a nut driver on the nut below is the easiest and fastest way to accomplish the attachment.

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Fig 5.

Install the hardware. The three screws along the top get a fender washer on the backside of the dash before the nut goes on.

Fig 1.

Check for a good fit by placing the Tech Deck in the glove box recess. If it fits, then your living right.

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Fig 4.

Slide the mirror base upward and off of the windshield dovetail mount.

Fig 6.

Remove the radio cluster by first removing the four 10mm Hex-head bolts (bolt locations circleded in photo) behind the A/C panel. An extension will be necessary for the two bottom bolts.

Fig 8.

Now is a good time to install a RAM ball mount if you choose to. Be sure that you use screws short enough that they do NOT make contact with the windshield.

Fig 9.

Snap the plastic base cover on.

Fig 1.

Pull the mirror head off the arm. Simply give a quick tug to disengage the ball and socket connection. It's best to hold the base with one hand while pulling the mirror with the other.

Fig 5.

Slide the Clearview-Rearview Mirror Riser downward on the windshield dovetail mount until it bottoms out and fully seats.

Fig 4.

If installing the General-Duty version…install the Tech Deck by screwing in the six (6) “wing” screws. You are done. Enjoy!

SKIP THIS STEP if you are installing the Xtreme-Duty version.

RZR Tech Deck

Trail-rated Version

Tools-Supplies Needed:

Sharpie marker / Drill & bit (7/64”) / #2 Phillips head screwdriver

1. Remove the Tech Deck from the packaging and place in the recess above the

glove box to ensure it fits your dash. Fig.1

2. To gain the necessary access for mounting the Tech Deck, you need to remove

the hood access panel, upper center dash panel, and the glove box. (all pretty quick and easy to do). Fig.2 & Fig.3

3. Press the Tech Deck firmly upward and back against dash recess above the glove box. At this point you can either use a Sharpie to mark the hole locations, or better yet, just drill the 5 mounting holes through the holes in the Tech Deck. Fig.4

3. Install the hardware. Insert screw heads from the bottom and place fender washers behind the dash for the three screws along the top of the Tech Deck. Fig. 5

4. Pop the glove box back into the dash. It might be a tight fix, but it will work fine. Complete the install by securing your upper center dash and the hood access panel. Now load that Tech Deck and go for a ride. Fig.6

Fig 1.

Tilt the steering wheel down to it lowest position to gain the best access to the mounting plate on the steering column. You'll mount the PRO-Mount using the four holes in the plate at the base of the steering column.

Pictures below

Fig 2.

With the Tech Deck tight against the bottom of the clock bezel AND the face of the A/C panel, mark (a sharpie works best) all “wing” holes for drilling location. If you are installing an HD-Version, also mark the two holes in the “top plate”.

Fig 1.

Place the Tech Deck firmly in place below the clock/hazard bezel and against the face of the A/C control panel. Ensure that it sits tight against those two panels.

Fig 3.

Remove the Tech Deck. Now use a 7/64” bit to drill the six (6) “wing” holes into the sides of the dash. If you are installing an HD-Version you may wish to delay drilling until after removing the A/C control panel and radio. This is not necessary, but it does give more room to work.