My 2010 Ram has those plastic side rails.. The plastic side rails make it sit higher than the front. How does this seal in the front?
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obviously it will sit on top of the rails which is a slight bit uneven. however i have not had any issues whatsoever. and no water leaking through. very happy with it.
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i have plastic bed rails on my silverado, helps make a better seal with the tonneau cover , there is a rubber seal all the way around the cover
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My 2007 has the after market rail caps , It seems that the cover folds in three parts that the seal will compensate for the difference. Plus the cover has clamps in the front and the back. So you should be able to adjust for the height difference
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It comes with an extra piece of weather stripping u can use. The rubber and clamps work quite well on their own on my 2012 dodge ram with the big horn package
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It sits very low in the front on my 2012 only complaint i have is in the back where the last hinge is it puffs up which is good bc it makes the rain run off
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they line up with two of the holes. the third has to be drilled out. I hated to drill into my 2013 ram express . but they look great!
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Mine does not have that hole, rather, a RAM logo. I have noticed that there is another version that has a ball mounted in that location. I sort of wish I had that version so I could mount a cup holder there.I must say, I really love my RAM mount. My only complaint was the cheesy sleeves that go over the bolts. They were made of nylon and cracked as soon as I tried to tighten it up. I went to the local hardware store and bought the exact size spacers made out of aluminum. That fixed the issue. Shame on RAM for the plastic spacers on an otherwise awesome piece of engineering.
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I have a GM bed liner and Bushwacker rail caps and I had no problem mounting the cover. The seal isn't that great at the front of the bed but I haven't had any leaks. It took me about 45 minutes to install and 10 minutes of that was deciding where to put the center clamp, in front of or in back of the wheel well. I hope this helps.
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Scott I have a Ram 1500 with the plastic covers. The Bakflip G2 mounts inside the bed and the covers are free. You can even put rails on the bed. It adds a level of security. There is a rubber seal they provide for the front as well as clear plastic drain tubes to keep the inside dry.
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Actually, this is not that big a deal. Many manufacturers actually recommend you remove that seal to wash it from time to time. It acts as a buffer, so as long as it is put back into place and doesn't lose it's shape (of the seal itself, not the shape it forms as a whole), it's fine. When you reinstall it, use a dull butter knife to "lock it" into the track.
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I installed my RAM after the fact. I think the important part of that will be how tall are the heat spreaders on your RAM. Mine were short, so I had no issues. I had a little more than 1/4 but less than a 1/2 inch of clearance.
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The way the RAM Mounts work is a ball and socket, the cradle has a 1/2 ball on the back of it maybe you could cut it off? Or unbolt i don't remember or have the cradle handy to look otherwise I would. Maybe just look online for the RAM mount website or an online brochure.
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Something must be wrong with yours. Ours seals very well. Is that black bar across the top snapped into place in the back?
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On my 2005 Ram 2500 there were rubber bumper/travel stops mounted on the frame directly above the axle (to prevent the axle from riding directly on the frame if the suspension should become bottomed out). Removing these travel stops provides the mounting location for the upper Air Lift plate.
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The Bullring website will tell you what vehicles they work on. I got them for my 2014 Ram. I have the factory installed rails and Bullying has two special router bits they will sell you that cut the perfect sized holes in the plastic rail. It worked great and the tie_downs installed without a problem. I am very satisfied with the product and the service from bullring.
1987404
I simply used two sided automobile tape to attach it to my 2012 Ram. The tabs did not line up correctly to clip it in. The tape worked all winter here in MN.
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On the top or front location? I looked up the specs and it looks a little tight. On the top location, it looks like the 5.25" bay rails might be in the way. The front didn't look like it would fit at all.
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Check the assembly of the separator rotor parts. There is a dimple which must align with the slot, otherwise when you screw the base on, it will not seal the O-ring. Also be sure that you have inserted the float. Turning the handle in the wrong direction will make the assembly unscrew itself.
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The front rest is just a u-shaped rest. It is only there for elevation. It doesn't hold the stock tight.
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It seals well across the top and sides of my capped pickup truck. And it seals well across the bottom when I run it right beneath the open tailgate. Before that, I was running it underneath the whole chassis, which leaves a big hole. (doh!)
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I don't think this will give you the proper seal you are looking for. Also, this works with tops that have a small piece that fits into a channel, I don't think the mopar top comes with a piece like this. Although it could be placed on the bottom side, I think that would make you top too tight and probably unable to fit the rear channels