Will the Bedrug work with the step and pole system on the tail gate of a 2011 Ford FX2?
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The Bedrug liner I purchased from Amazon covers the inside portion of the rear tailgate, thus covering the pole. Since it adheres with Velcro I could always peel it back to use the pole, but never really use the pole anyway. The step works fine. You may be able to buy the bedrug without the tailgate cover...but Amazon did not offer that version.
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Should not interfere with the step at all. However the Pole area would have to be cut out unless they have a new model that allows for this.
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The BRQ04SCK will not work with the factory bed step. The BRQ09SCSGK is the one that is used for the trucks with the step.
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No it will not. The rug for the tailgate will not fit around pole unless you cut it out.
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It should but it would all depend on the thickness of the headrest. My 2011 f150 has very thick headrests and the mount is adjusted to its widest setting and just barley makes it.
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Brian,I have used this tailgate on a 2008 F350 crew cab dually with a full-size (8') bed. It works fine. I'd guess that it will work on your unit if the width of the bed is the same as mine. You can probably find that out by going online and finding specs for ford trucks. Hope that helps.
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It mounts strictly on the sides of the bed and only goes over the tailgate. As long as the tailgate is flush or below the top of the bed you should be fine.
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I would be cautious about this product. I bought it for my 2010 F150 Lariat and the holes did not line up. Stick with the retractable steps from Ford. They are a lot more expensive, but they are so much better.
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It should. I bought it for a Ford F-150. Not sure if there is a size difference in the tailgates or not.
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Not sure, the setup is for the tailgate lock and handle on an F150. If it has the same one I dont see why it wouldn't. I think it will have plenty of wiring to reach the back seat.
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It fits a standard 2 inch square receiver. If you do not have a two inch receiver on your vehicle, another option, an one inch to two inch extension adapter would also work. It would, however, leave the step extending approximately four to five inches more away from your one inch receiver. A step down receiver adapter would also work if you want the step to be lower. It would move the step another three inches or so away from the receiver attached to the vehicle. The step down adapter only comes in a two inch square size.
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Yes, it should work. The backup sensors are located on the rear bumper above the hitch level and this step hitch should not cause interference.
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Hi Robin, I would need more info on the truck year, ext cab, quad cab etc. There is a drop down box to enter your vehicle info . This will help you determine what mounts you need or if these step bars will fit your truckSorry, I don't have further info. Good Luck if they will work you will love them, I do.
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I do not think it will work. You need the locking mechanism in the truck. This only actuates the mechanism. You should be able to buy the locking mechanism from Ford.
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Yes, it works nice with a locking tailgate (if you want your bed 'secure'). There are two "quick release" latches in the back of the tonno cover that need the tailgate open to access. The cover is not knife proof however ;)
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Yes it will UNLESS you have the stepside model with the narrower bed. If yours is a "stepside" don't buy this item.
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Yes. I have a 2012 Nissan Frontier 5ft bed with crew cab and utili-track and the G2 Bak Flip fit perfectly. There is no interference want the utili-track system.
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If the tool box sits above the bed, yes. This unit sits on top of the bed rails and runs from the cab to the tailgate. If your toolbox is like most that I have seen, this will not work without some serious modifications.
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Yeah it will work. I used it on a ford flex, which only has rails on the sides and not the front and back. Should work fine, just don't fly around corners
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I'm sure it will. It will fit in standard bed-stake holes, as they are pretty much universal in all pickups since the '60s. The bottom plate and top plate are held together with four screws that can be loosened enough that with a little patience and finesse will get it all in place just like it needs to be. I have further guidance if needed. I've had three of these.