ok...exactly how do you fasten these things. where do the white square things go.
347322
after tightening the screws it goes on the head of the screws. it just hides the metal head of the screw.
347323
The white plastic anchors go snap into your bumper, however, you may have existing ones in which case you can toss them. Not too sure what kind of vehicle you have though so it is hard for me to be completly accurate.
347324
The white things are the bolts. I did not end up using these. They are locking, meaning the bolts will not vibrate off, but not "theft proof" locking. Did not work for my motorcycle plate, which I needed theft proof.
347325
Parts included allow for use on different vehicles. You may not need the "white square things" on your particular car, but they include them just in case you do. I have Ford products that only require the screws which screw into existing mounting holes on my cars. These screws essentially replace your existing screws. If your license plate is currently mounted on your car, remove them and replace them with these.
347326
I used this hardware to mount frame and liscense plate on rear of car. I did not use the white squares. The surface where the lisc plate goes is hard rubber. Drill a small pilot hole and thread the screws in. I hope this helps.
2362
Just pull them apart. Put a finger in both holes and then just pull hard. The smaller ones are harder than the big ones.
198632
Hi. Just push them in and slide the pieces together.The tabs then pop out into the matching holes to hold the pieces together.
1047997
No they go over. You don't need to fasten them. They fit snug and do not move at all.
1704212
They are held together by screws. Very well made though, sturdy; overall great for the price! I paid $131 for 4. Very modern look.
979659
if you look at the top of the clear plastic you will see 2 lock symbols-twist the top to the open lock symbol and twist the top piece off. There are 2 white clips that you squeeze together and that insert will pull out...this is where the batteries go...hope this helps!!
457827
I don't fasten them... I just use covers with these trifolded in the center. Some people use snappis but I find them unnecessary.
2063436
They snap together, and then you place the screws inside of where they join.
777845
That's the big hand tighten plastic connector nut, goes on those big square threads. The other kind you need a wrench and they have left hand thread.
1798310
There should be instructions inside. Basically, you turn it upside down and put the two opposite ends together. Hold that with one hand then push the opposite sides down. Twist the first part in on itself. Then secure with strap and put back into the carrying case. It takes a couple of tries but once you get it, it's simple.
1786175
Not sure how you would fasten them together unless you can find a connector--the posts are hollow, so you could remove the plastic caps, insert a metal or wood rod in each post that fit snugly, then drop another post on top of it. I asked my handy husband, and he said that the company might even sell such a connector (you would need four).
2247466
You can take one of the screws out completely. Put the metal ring in place by kind of sliding the other 3 screws around the black part. Then put in the 4th screw and that should hold it securely in place.
1040783
You secure the middle part with ties to the ballisters. The ends are secured with screws into the end ballisters.
1908980
Unfold the basket by pulling up on the top ring and then unfold the legs (or possibly the other way around as it has been awhile since i did it). Align the loose ring with the hooks on it in the middle of the basket (where the basket folds) and attach the hooks onto the basket. You want to attach the hooks to where it pulls that middle part out to prevent it from collapsing. The last hook is always the hardest.
997481
Use zip ties to hold all of the pieces in place when screwing themIn- will save you a huge headache
1017254
I us a very small flat screwdriver that I have in a minature tool kit. Go to bottom corner and gently litil nit snaps loose. Works like a charm.
655810
You just tie them to a rail, but if you want to mount them or remove them quickly, I recommend buying the rail mounts as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000MJKKKO/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1374115827&sr;=8-7π=SL75