Will this work in a 2011 crew cab F-150? I use a sling but the dogs keep going around it and come up front.
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It should fit no problem. I have a forester xt which is a little bigger than the normal forester and it was almost too big. Only problem with this unit is it will sometimes rattle which dove me nuts. I suggest taping the adjustment screws so they don't rattle.
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Unfortunately, I'm not sure. I purchased two "universal" pet barriers, in hopes one of them would work, but to no avail. I ended up buying a barrier specifically for my SUV from Amazon. I paid more for it, but it fit like a glove on the first install attempt! I hope this helps!
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It probably will. I have a 2001 F150 with crew cab - it will NOT work in it. The rear window has an aluminum frame around it which juts-out aprox 1 inch. The rack, with the plastic tabs, is made to fit behind the headliner at the top, and the seat back at the bottom. As there were no crew cabs in 1974 I suspect but can not promise it will work for you. I've yet to find one to work in my case and I've ordered 3 different ones. Good luck.
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I have a Tundra and it works to the floor level I had a German Shephard and a 8" off the floor platform I built when the back seat was up. It's a bit steep but if you assist your dog it can be done. I added a sanded sticky back which provided more traction.
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This will only work in truck bucket seats. If you can't get under the seat to tie it down this product will not work.
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I have an f350 quad cab and I had to mount under the cab to the floor of.the rear seat facing rear of truck been working fine for 2 years like that
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It is adjustable via holes in the legs when you bolt it together. I'm using the 3rd hole on my 2008 GMC 1500 (I can't see how much longer it can go) and am able to get the angle I want without a problem. If your truck is factory height (no high lift kit), it should be fine. After months of use, I still need to design a better way to hold it to the tailgate when not in use. Velcro lets go. I would be lost without it and my "grabber bar".
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I have a crew cab F-150 with a 5'5 bed and I don't have a problem getting the signal. Every once in a while it will go out but comes right back. I love having this system.
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Bonnie, I used these steps to mount on the side of my truck bed to give me access to the area in front of, but behind the cab door. I had to fabricate the mounts, the the step was my choice because of the sturdy construction and serrated step. I would think that they will fit your truck as they had a lot of adjustment capacity built into the hardware. Best of luck !
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The one I got was for a 2011 f150 with a 5 and 1/2 foot bed. I have no idea what bed you have. Check into it a little further.
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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 use it on my 2013 Ford F150 4x4 quad cab Platinum pickup. It works great. If you have a high lift in the truck, it means you will have to step up a little higher to get to this step but there's no reason why it shouldn't work as long as you have the large receiver hitch on your truck.
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I worked perfectly on my xlt, my f-150, and my buddy's sport trac. I believe it works for most if not all Ford trucks!
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I move mine between vehicles. It works in all my Jeeps, my Ford truck, and my work vehicles Ford transit connect. I like VW's but at close to seven feet tall they don't fit me. I can't give a positive anwer, but I bet it will. I'm asked everyday where I got It and I freely tell anyone who asks.
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I have a short bed truck. It is long enough to run to in front of the wheel well. I mounted my behind the wheel left side, I curled it up and zip tied the coil under the truck.
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Definitely ! I have a large F350 truck where the tailgate is very high and my 3 large dogs have no problem using it. Best if luck!
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It should work. Check for the trapezoidal OBD-II port at the end of the dashboard below the steering wheel. I've read the F150 occasionally has an issue where there is no power to the OBD-II port. Generally a fuze issue.
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No, this one is designed for the extended cab which has a larger bed than the crew cab. I have one for my 2001 Tacoma & love it! Used it while deer & elk hunting in Nevada last October - worked great! If you find one for the crew cab, buy it!