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Thule Rapid System Kit 1141 B Thule Rapid System Kit 1141 Instructions DAIHATSU Sirion, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 PERODUA MyVi, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 TOYOTA Echo, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Vitz, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Yaris, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Echo, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Vitz, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Yaris, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 i B 7 kg Thule Rapid System Kit xxxx A Instructions 15,4 Ibs Thule Rapid System 754 xx kg Thule Rapid System Kit XXXX Thule Rapid System 754 Instructions Instructions Instructions xx Ibs 3 kg 6,6 Ibs Max. Max. 60 kg 132 Ibs ............. 80 km/h 50 Mph 130 km/h A B 80 Mph 40 km/h Thule Rapid System Kit xxxx Thule Rapid System 754 25 Mph Instructions Instructions Thule Rapid System Kit XXXX Thule Rapid System 754 0 Instructions Instructions km/h Mph www.thule.com ISO 11154-E 141141 C.20190828 519-1141-03 286 x2 XXX 04 x2 x1 B Thule Rapid System Kit xxxx 288 x4 Instructions XXX Thule Rapid System Kit XXXX Thule Rapid System 754 06 x2 Instructions Instructions x1 1 X (scale) X (mm) X (inch) DAIHATSU Sirion, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 39 1041 41 PERODUA MyVi, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 39 1041 41 1 TOYOTA Echo, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 29,5 946 37 /4 1 TOYOTA Vitz, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 29,5 946 37 /4 1 TOYOTA Yaris, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 29,5 946 37 /4 7 TOYOTA Echo, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 28,5 936 36 /8 7 TOYOTA Vitz, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 28,5 936 36 /8 7 TOYOTA Yaris, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 28,5 936 36 /8 A Thule Rapid System 754 Instructions 2 Y xxx X Y (scale) Y (mm) Y (inch) 3 DAIHATSU Sirion, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 37,5 1026 40 /8 3 PERODUA MyVi, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 37,5 1026 40 /8 1 TOYOTA Echo, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 29,5 946 37 /4 1 TOYOTA Vitz, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 29,5 946 37 /4 1 TOYOTA Yaris, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 29,5 946 37 /4 7 TOYOTA Echo, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 28,5 936 36 /8 7 TOYOTA Vitz, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 28,5 936 36 /8 7 TOYOTA Yaris, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 28,5 936 36 /8 2 519-1141-03 SRA 2 TOYOTA Echo, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Vitz, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Yaris, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 286 06 06 286 XXX XXX 288 SRA 288 SRA XXX XXX 04 04 DAIHATSU Sirion, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 TOYOTA Echo, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 PERODUA MyVi, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 TOYOTA Vitz, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 TOYOTA Yaris, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 288 06 06 288 XXX XXX 288 04 04 288 XXX XXX A Thule Rapid System 754 Instructions 3 xxx 519-1141-03 3 A Thule Rapid System 754 3 Instructions 5 xxx W (mm) Z (mm) Y (mm) W (inch) Z (inch) Y (inch) TOYOTA Echo, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 1 1 230 700 310 9 27 /2 12 /4 TOYOTA Vitz, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 1 1 230 700 310 9 27 /2 12 /4 TOYOTA Yaris, 3-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 1 1 230 700 310 9 27 /2 12 /4 W Z Y W (mm) Z (mm) W (inch) Z (inch) DAIHATSU Sirion, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 1 1 260 700 10 /4 27 /2 PERODUA MyVi, 5-dr Hatchback, 06–11 1 1 260 700 10 /4 27 /2 TOYOTA Echo, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 1 1 260 700 10 /4 27 /2 TOYOTA Vitz, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 1 1 260 700 10 /4 27 /2 TOYOTA Yaris, 5-dr Hatchback, 99-03, 04-05 1 1 260 700 10 /4 27 /2 W Z Thule Sweden AB, Box 69, 330 33 Hillerstorp, SWEDEN [email protected] www.thule.com Thule Inc., 42 Silvermine Road, Seymour, Connecticut 06483, USA Phone: 800-238-2388 © Thule Group 2015. All rights reserved. 519-1141-03.
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