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Attach The Door Step

The correct attachment of this product is critical and

beyond the control of Rightline Gear. The safe use

and long life of this product depends entirely on

your good judgment and following these directions.

Fig 1

The Door Step is universal to all vehicles in both the front

and rear doors.

Fig 5

Fig 6

Moki Door Step Set Up Guide 100660

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Set Up

Video:

2-Position the Door Step’s hook under the u-shaped door

latch on the door frame (Fig 1).

2-Place your foot that is closest to the Door Step/door

frame onto the Door Step (Fig 7, B).

Make sure to un-hook the Door Step before closing the

vehicle’s Door.

Standing On The Door Step

1-Use your vehicle’s running boards, side steps, or lower

door frame to step up off the ground (Fig 7, A).

Fig 2

CAUTION: PLEASE INSPECT YOUR VEHICLE’S DOOR

FRAME TO VERIFY THAT IT WILL SUPPORT A PER-

SON STANDING ON THE MOKI DOOR STEP BEFORE

USE. RIGHTLINE GEAR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR

ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR VEHICLE.

WARNING: OBSERVE EXTREME CAUTION WHILE USING

THE MOKI DOOR STEP, ESPECIALLY IF CONDITIONS

ARE WET. MAKE SURE TO KEEP BOTH FEET FIRMLY

PLANTED ON THE MOKI DOOR STEP. MAKE SURE

TO KEEP AT LEAST ONE HAND GRIPPING A SECURE

HOLD ON THE VEHICLE. SLIPPING WHILE ON THE MOKI

DOOR STEP MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH. RIGHTLINE GEAR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR

ANY INJURY OR DEATH RESULTING FROM THE USE OF

THE MOKI DOOR STEP.

1-Open the chosen door of the vehicle.

3-Move the hook up through the center of the door latch

(Fig 2).

4-Bring the hook down on the front of the door latch (Fig 5).

5-Lower the Door Step until the rubber bumper rests

against the door frame (Fig 6).

6-Make sure the Door Step is solidly attached to the door

latch.

Note: Some door latches require the Door Step’s hook to

come in from the side of the latch (Fig 3). Once the hook

is moved through the center of the door latch, the Door

Step should be rotated 90 degrees (Fig 4).

Fig 3

Fig 4

Fig 8

3-Raise your body weight up over the Door Step using

this foot and both hands (Fig 8).

4-Place your second foot onto the Door Step and nd a

balanced standing position (Fig 8).

Fig 7

Rubber

Bumper

1 Year Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty

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