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3. Under Rail Bedliner Installation Steps
(NOTE: Some bedliners may not have front rail lip.)
4. Bedliner Installation Steps - Ford Flareside 1992-1996 Only
NOTE: Installation is easiest if bedliner is at "room temperature" or about 70 degrees F.
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CAUTION: It is recommended that two (2) people install the
bedliner to avoid damage to the painted surface of the truck.
STEP 1 (FIGURE 1)
Place bedliner in the truck bed, such that the front rail retainer fits
over the front rail of the truck bed. While standing on the side of the
truck, lift one side of the bedliner and slip the sidewall of the
bedliner under the opposite wall of truck box.
STEP 2 (FIGURE 2)
While standing at the rear of the truck, lift the bedliner floor in the
center. (FIGURE 2) This procedure allows the bedliner sidewall to
rotate away from the bed rail. Have a 2nd person slip/lock the
bedliner sidewall in position by applying a downward force. NOTE:
Make sure that the raised liner locking tabs on the sidewalls are
secured behind and under the side rail sheet metal of the truck box.
(NOTE The bedliner has been designed to allow for expansion/
contraction in extreme ambient temperatures. Therefore it is
impossible to have a perfect fit at all times.)
STEP 3
Check the overall fit. It is important that the bedliner fits securely in
place under the bed rails. If necessary, repeat steps 2 & 3.
STEP 1
Remove the two cargo tie down straps located on the left and right
side
walls of the truck box. Save the parts for re-installation. (see
FIGURE 1).
STEP 2
RECOMMEND THE USE OF 2 PEOPLE FOR THIS STEP.
Place the bedliner in truck box. While standing beside the truck
box, lift the rear (tailgate end) of the bedliner upward about 30-
degrees and push down on the front rail until the bedliner snaps
onto the truck box. (NOTE: Lifting too high will cause difficulty in
snapping the liner onto the truck box). Lower the rear of the
bedliner (see FIGURE 2).
STEP 3
Using the cargo tie down straps and screws removed in STEP 1,
fasten the rear sidewalls of the bedliner by lining up the pre-drilled
holes in the bedliner with the holes in the truck box and the holes in
the tie down strap. Place the screws through the holes and tighten
securely (see FIGURE 3).
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