Side step fitting

Evans4x4 · 05-09-2013, 16:42

I am looking to get some side steps as the jeep looks plain without them and was wondering if the holes are there to bolt the steps too

cupcake · 05-09-2013, 16:52

Mine are mounted with brackets. I only know cos I'm trying to remove them, but the bolts are proper stuck. So if you have some side steps with the brackets then the holes should be there for them (or so I would logically assume)

briggie · 05-09-2013, 17:07

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Originally Posted by Evans4x4

I am looking to get some side steps as the jeep looks plain without them and was wondering if the holes are there to bolt the steps too

jeep ??????

Lazy-Ferret · 05-09-2013, 18:44

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Originally Posted by briggie

jeep ??????

Wrong forum...

Just Empty Every Pocket
Jinxed Engine, Extra Parts
Junk Electrical and Emissions Parts
Junk Engineered, Executed Poorly
Just Enough Engine Power
Just eats every penny

Thats not a description of a Nissan Terrano...

Evans4x4 · 05-09-2013, 19:00

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Originally Posted by Lazy-Ferret

Wrong forum...

Just Empty Every Pocket
Jinxed Engine, Extra Parts
Junk Electrical and Emissions Parts
Junk Engineered, Executed Poorly
Just Enough Engine Power
Just eats every penny

Thats not a description of a Nissan Terrano...

Sorry on my terrano

Lazy-Ferret · 05-09-2013, 19:06

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Originally Posted by Evans4x4

Sorry on my terrano

R1cho · 05-09-2013, 19:13

side steps are easy to put on or remove on the T2, holes are there BUT if it had them previously and they were removed odds are that the bolts sheared when they were removed, the brackets have little lugs on them that slot into extra holes on the chassis this aids in fixing the bolts in place, but be warned, i found the side steps help to keep the wet mud etc. against the sills and aided the tin worm in its rampage of war upon them.

exosteve · 05-09-2013, 20:16

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Originally Posted by cupcake

Mine are mounted with brackets. I only know cos I'm trying to remove them, but the bolts are proper stuck. So if you have some side steps with the brackets then the holes should be there for them (or so I would logically assume)

grind them off.
I dare say you don't use them to climb aboard.And they are just summat else to hinder you in rocky situations.

zippy656 · 05-09-2013, 20:20

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Originally Posted by exosteve

grind them off.
I dare say you don't use them to climb aboard.And they are just summat else to hinder you in rocky situations.

Im think she might.

Shes a little cupcake

Barrbeast · 05-09-2013, 21:05

Dammit... all this talk of sidesteps has me thinking about taking mine off now, 'specially as the nearside one is looking so battered... also having checked tonight I reckon the sill protection is marginal

R1cho · 05-09-2013, 21:06

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Originally Posted by Barrbeast

Dammit... all this talk of sidesteps has me thinking about taking mine off now, 'specially as the nearside one is looking so battered... also having checked tonight I reckon the sill protection is marginal

very very marginal, i use to think they were ok for protection especially the steel ones, how worng was i

one drop off a fairly large step pushed them straight throught he sill

Barrbeast · 05-09-2013, 21:13

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Originally Posted by R1cho

very very marginal, i use to think they were ok for protection especially the steel ones, how worng was i

one drop off a fairly large step pushed them straight throught he sill

Yikes... they'll be coming off at the weekend then!

Evans4x4 · 05-09-2013, 21:20

Might think twice about fitting them now with the above comments and
Having a look about there not cheap either.

exosteve · 05-09-2013, 21:26

I tried to sell mine.99p was max bid?
ended up scrapping them

exosteve · 05-09-2013, 21:27

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Originally Posted by Barrbeast

Yikes... they'll be coming off at the weekend then!

take some pics of the transformation mate.
they took a big battering in wales.did the hit your sill?
without them there wouldn't of been an issue....

05-09-2013, 16:42	#1
Evans4x4 Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Wales Vehicle: Terrano 2.7td Lwb Posts: 33	Side step fitting I am looking to get some side steps as the jeep looks plain without them and was wondering if the holes are there to bolt the steps too

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05-09-2013, 16:52	#2
cupcake Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Berkshire Vehicle: Broke my 3.0 T2 Sport Posts: 103	Mine are mounted with brackets. I only know cos I'm trying to remove them, but the bolts are proper stuck. So if you have some side steps with the brackets then the holes should be there for them (or so I would logically assume)

05-09-2013, 19:13	#7
R1cho Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Wales Vehicle: 1997 LandCruiser Colorado Posts: 4,201	side steps are easy to put on or remove on the T2, holes are there BUT if it had them previously and they were removed odds are that the bolts sheared when they were removed, the brackets have little lugs on them that slot into extra holes on the chassis this aids in fixing the bolts in place, but be warned, i found the side steps help to keep the wet mud etc. against the sills and aided the tin worm in its rampage of war upon them.

05-09-2013, 21:05	#10
Barrbeast Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Dundee, Scotland Vehicle: 1990 4.2 SWB Safari Posts: 2,615	Dammit... all this talk of sidesteps has me thinking about taking mine off now, 'specially as the nearside one is looking so battered... also having checked tonight I reckon the sill protection is marginal

05-09-2013, 21:20	#13
Evans4x4 Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Wales Vehicle: Terrano 2.7td Lwb Posts: 33	Might think twice about fitting them now with the above comments and Having a look about there not cheap either.

05-09-2013, 21:26	#14
exosteve Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: stoke on trent Vehicle: 2001 2.7 td lwb terrano Posts: 2,740	I tried to sell mine.99p was max bid? ended up scrapping them