Replacement Step Pad for Westin E-Series Nerf Bars

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Looking for the driver front cover, it says westin on it, its braking apart from getting in n out of my truck, not sure if it snapes in or what, any help with this?

asked by: Craig

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Expert Reply:

To replace the step pad on a Westin E-Series Nerf Bar like the # 23-1680 you'll need to use the Replacement Step Pad for Westin E-Series Nerf Bars - 21" Long x 3" Wide - Qty 1 # 23-0001, which will work on any of the 4 spots these pads sit on either side of your vehicle. You will also need to order 5 barrel clips, # 23-0002, sold in quantities of 1.

I've linked an installation video for you to check out as well, that details the process.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

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