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Truck Tool Box
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TrailFX Under Rail Bedliner is a precision molded polyethylene unit that fits within the truck box. It...
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TrailFXCrsovr Std Sgl Lid Smooth Gloss Black Steel 70.25x20.5x17
Description
TrailFX Under Rail Bedliner is a precision molded polyethylene unit that fits within the truck box. It includes a variety of engineering features that protect the vehicle from impact, abrasion and other common causes of damage.


Specifications:

Style Standard
Title TOOL BOX Trail FX BED BOX CROSS OVER CONTRACTOR
Type Crossover
Surface Design Smooth
Number Of Lids/Storage Box Doors 1 Lid
Lockable Lid Yes
Handle Type Paddle
Color/ Finish Black Gloss
Material Steel
Length (IN) 70-1/4 Inch
Width (IN) 20-1/2 Inch
Width (Bed Width) 60-3/4 Inch
Height (IN) 17 Inch
Height (Bed Rail Down) 10 Inch
Volume (CU FT) 11.1 Cubic Feet
With Lid Shocks Yes
With Tray Yes
Prop 65 Y/N Y
Description_SHO Crsovr Sgl Lid Blk
Description_INV Crosovr Std Sgl Lid Blk Stl 70x20x17
Description_DES Crsovr Std Sgl Lid Smooth Gloss Black Steel 70.25x20.5x17
Description_EXT Crossover Standard Single Lid Smooth Gloss Black Steel 70.25 Inch Overall Length X 20.5 Inch Overall Width X 17 Inch Overall Height 11.1 Cubic Foot Capacity
Description_MKT TrailFX Under Rail Bedliner is a precision molded polyethylene unit that fits within the truck box. It includes a variety of engineering features that protect the vehicle from impact, abrasion and other common causes of damage.
Description_FAB Constructed With Heavy Duty 22 Gauge Steel
Description_FAB Aerodynamic Domed Lid Adds Strength And Reduces Drag
Description_FAB Weatherproof Pliable Gaskets Seal Tightly To Keep Moisture Out
Description_FAB Electrostatically Applied Paint Maximizes Resistance To Abrasion And Corrosion
Description_FAB Available In White, Gloss Black And Matte Black Powder-Coat Finishes
Description_FAB Operates Smoothly And Efficiently Even In The Harshest Weather
Description_FAB Assisted By Sturdy Gas Struts Providing A Self-Rising Lid That Stays Open Up To A 90 Degree Angle For Convenient Single Hand Entry
Description_FAB The Easy Grip, 3 Finger Double Latch, Lockable Paddle Handles Keep Contents Secure
Description_FAB Limited Lifetime Warranty
Description_DEF Truck Tool Box


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1975 Chevrolet C10
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1977 Chevrolet C10
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1979 Chevrolet C10
1980 Chevrolet C10
1981 Chevrolet C10
1982 Chevrolet C10
1983 Chevrolet C10
1984 Chevrolet C10
1985 Chevrolet C10
1986 Chevrolet C10
1988 Chevrolet C1500
1989 Chevrolet C1500
1990 Chevrolet C1500
1991 Chevrolet C1500
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1993 Chevrolet C1500
1994 Chevrolet C1500
1995 Chevrolet C1500
1996 Chevrolet C1500
1997 Chevrolet C1500
1998 Chevrolet C1500
1999 Chevrolet C1500
1975 Chevrolet C20
1976 Chevrolet C20
1977 Chevrolet C20
1978 Chevrolet C20
1979 Chevrolet C20
1980 Chevrolet C20
1981 Chevrolet C20
1982 Chevrolet C20
1983 Chevrolet C20
1984 Chevrolet C20
1985 Chevrolet C20
1986 Chevrolet C20
1988 Chevrolet C2500
1989 Chevrolet C2500
1990 Chevrolet C2500
1991 Chevrolet C2500
1992 Chevrolet C2500
1993 Chevrolet C2500
1994 Chevrolet C2500
1995 Chevrolet C2500
1996 Chevrolet C2500
1997 Chevrolet C2500
1998 Chevrolet C2500
1999 Chevrolet C2500
2000 Chevrolet C2500
1975 Chevrolet C30
1976 Chevrolet C30
1977 Chevrolet C30
1978 Chevrolet C30
1979 Chevrolet C30
1980 Chevrolet C30
1981 Chevrolet C30
1982 Chevrolet C30
1983 Chevrolet C30
1984 Chevrolet C30
1985 Chevrolet C30
1986 Chevrolet C30
1988 Chevrolet C3500
1989 Chevrolet C3500
1990 Chevrolet C3500
1991 Chevrolet C3500
1992 Chevrolet C3500
1993 Chevrolet C3500
1994 Chevrolet C3500
1995 Chevrolet C3500
1996 Chevrolet C3500
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1998 Chevrolet C3500
1999 Chevrolet C3500
2000 Chevrolet C3500
1975 Chevrolet K10
1976 Chevrolet K10
1977 Chevrolet K10
1978 Chevrolet K10
1979 Chevrolet K10
1980 Chevrolet K10
1981 Chevrolet K10
1982 Chevrolet K10
1983 Chevrolet K10
1984 Chevrolet K10
1985 Chevrolet K10
1986 Chevrolet K10
1988 Chevrolet K1500
1989 Chevrolet K1500
1990 Chevrolet K1500
1991 Chevrolet K1500
1992 Chevrolet K1500
1993 Chevrolet K1500
1994 Chevrolet K1500
1995 Chevrolet K1500
1996 Chevrolet K1500
1997 Chevrolet K1500
1998 Chevrolet K1500
1999 Chevrolet K1500
1975 Chevrolet K20
1976 Chevrolet K20
1977 Chevrolet K20
1978 Chevrolet K20
1979 Chevrolet K20
1980 Chevrolet K20
1981 Chevrolet K20
1982 Chevrolet K20
1983 Chevrolet K20
1984 Chevrolet K20
1985 Chevrolet K20
1986 Chevrolet K20
1988 Chevrolet K2500
1989 Chevrolet K2500
1990 Chevrolet K2500
1991 Chevrolet K2500
1992 Chevrolet K2500
1993 Chevrolet K2500
1994 Chevrolet K2500
1995 Chevrolet K2500
1996 Chevrolet K2500
1997 Chevrolet K2500
1998 Chevrolet K2500
1999 Chevrolet K2500
2000 Chevrolet K2500
1977 Chevrolet K30
1978 Chevrolet K30
1979 Chevrolet K30
1980 Chevrolet K30
1981 Chevrolet K30
1982 Chevrolet K30
1983 Chevrolet K30
1984 Chevrolet K30
1985 Chevrolet K30
1986 Chevrolet K30
1988 Chevrolet K3500
1989 Chevrolet K3500
1990 Chevrolet K3500
1991 Chevrolet K3500
1992 Chevrolet K3500
1993 Chevrolet K3500
1994 Chevrolet K3500
1995 Chevrolet K3500
1996 Chevrolet K3500
1997 Chevrolet K3500
1998 Chevrolet K3500
1999 Chevrolet K3500
2000 Chevrolet K3500
1987 Chevrolet R10
1987 Chevrolet R20
1988 Chevrolet R20
1989 Chevrolet R2500
1987 Chevrolet R30
1988 Chevrolet R30
1989 Chevrolet R3500
1990 Chevrolet R3500
1991 Chevrolet R3500
1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2000 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2001 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2009 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2010 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2012 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Classic
2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 HD Classic
1999 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
2000 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
2001 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
2002 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
2003 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
2001 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
2002 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
2003 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
2007 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Classic
2007 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2008 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2009 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2010 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2011 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2012 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2013 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2014 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2016 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2017 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2018 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2019 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2020 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2021 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2022 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2023 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
2024 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD
1987 Chevrolet V10
1987 Chevrolet V20
1987 Chevrolet V30
1988 Chevrolet V30
1989 Chevrolet V3500
1990 Chevrolet V3500
1991 Chevrolet V3500
1978 Dodge D150
1979 Dodge D150
1980 Dodge D150
1981 Dodge D150
1982 Dodge D150
1983 Dodge D150
1984 Dodge D150
1985 Dodge D150
1986 Dodge D150
1987 Dodge D150
1988 Dodge D150
1989 Dodge D150
1990 Dodge D150
1991 Dodge D150
1992 Dodge D150
1993 Dodge D150
1978 Dodge D200
1979 Dodge D200
1980 Dodge D200
1981 Dodge D250
1982 Dodge D250
1983 Dodge D250
1984 Dodge D250
1985 Dodge D250
1986 Dodge D250
1987 Dodge D250
1988 Dodge D250
1989 Dodge D250
1990 Dodge D250
1991 Dodge D250
1992 Dodge D250
1993 Dodge D250
1978 Dodge D300
1979 Dodge D300
1980 Dodge D300
1981 Dodge D350
1982 Dodge D350
1983 Dodge D350
1984 Dodge D350
1985 Dodge D350
1986 Dodge D350
1987 Dodge D350
1988 Dodge D350
1989 Dodge D350
1990 Dodge D350
1991 Dodge D350
1992 Dodge D350
1993 Dodge D350
1978 Dodge RD200
1979 Dodge RD200
1980 Dodge RD200
1986 Dodge W100
1987 Dodge W100
1988 Dodge W100
1989 Dodge W100
1978 Dodge W150
1979 Dodge W150
1980 Dodge W150
1981 Dodge W150
1982 Dodge W150
1983 Dodge W150
1984 Dodge W150
1985 Dodge W150
1986 Dodge W150
1987 Dodge W150
1988 Dodge W150
1989 Dodge W150
1990 Dodge W150
1991 Dodge W150
1992 Dodge W150
1993 Dodge W150
1978 Dodge W200
1979 Dodge W200
1980 Dodge W200
1981 Dodge W250
1982 Dodge W250
1983 Dodge W250
1984 Dodge W250
1985 Dodge W250
1986 Dodge W250
1987 Dodge W250
1988 Dodge W250
1989 Dodge W250
1990 Dodge W250
1991 Dodge W250
1992 Dodge W250
1993 Dodge W250
1978 Dodge W300
1979 Dodge W300
1980 Dodge W300
1981 Dodge W350
1982 Dodge W350
1983 Dodge W350
1984 Dodge W350
1985 Dodge W350
1986 Dodge W350
1987 Dodge W350
1988 Dodge W350
1989 Dodge W350
1990 Dodge W350
1991 Dodge W350
1992 Dodge W350
1993 Dodge W350
1987 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1988 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1989 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1990 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1991 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1992 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1993 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1994 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1995 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1996 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1997 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1998 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
1999 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2000 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2001 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2002 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2003 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2004 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2005 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2006 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2007 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2008 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2009 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2010 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2011 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2012 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2013 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2014 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2015 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2016 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2017 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2018 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2019 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2020 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2021 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2022 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
2023 Ford F-150 Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.,Do not over-tighten: Under normal install, the J-Bolt will contact the bottom edge of the plastic bed rail cap. If the bolt is over-tightened, the plastic could deform and the bolt will then contact the aluminum bed rail flange. If over tightening continues, the paint on the aluminum flange could be damaged. This is when galvanic corrosion would start to become an issue.
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2015 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2016 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2017 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2018 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2019 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2020 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2021 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2022 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2023 GMC Sierra 2500 HD
2007 GMC Sierra 2500 HD Classic
2001 GMC Sierra 3500
2002 GMC Sierra 3500
2003 GMC Sierra 3500
2004 GMC Sierra 3500
2005 GMC Sierra 3500
2006 GMC Sierra 3500
2007 GMC Sierra 3500 Classic
2007 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2008 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2009 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2010 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2011 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2012 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2013 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2014 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2015 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2016 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2017 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2018 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2019 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2020 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2021 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2022 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
2023 GMC Sierra 3500 HD
1987 GMC V1500
1987 GMC V2500
1987 GMC V3500
1988 GMC V3500
1989 GMC V3500
1990 GMC V3500
1991 GMC V3500
2011 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2012 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2013 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2014 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2015 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2016 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2017 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2018 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2019 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2020 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2021 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2022 Ram 1500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2019 Ram 1500 Classic Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2020 Ram 1500 Classic Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2021 Ram 1500 Classic Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2022 Ram 1500 Classic Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2023 Ram 1500 Classic Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2011 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2012 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2013 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2014 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2015 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2016 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2017 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2018 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2019 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2020 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2021 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2022 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2023 Ram 2500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2011 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2012 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2013 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2014 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2015 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2016 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2017 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2018 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2019 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2020 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2021 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2022 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2023 Ram 3500 Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox,Without RamBox
2007 Toyota Tundra
2008 Toyota Tundra
2009 Toyota Tundra
2010 Toyota Tundra
2011 Toyota Tundra
2012 Toyota Tundra
2013 Toyota Tundra
2014 Toyota Tundra
2015 Toyota Tundra
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