1999 Ford Dually. Are these what I need to replace worn retainers on the rear fender liners? Thanks in advance.
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The ones I bought was for my 2011 Jeep Wrangler.If these are the same one I bought I didn't like them. They are very soft and when you go to put them in they just bent over. The ones I did get in didn't hold cause of the ridges. I used my old ones that was in bad shape,even though they was in bad shape the old ones worked at least they held.
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I am going to hazard a guess here and say yes. I used these retainers as a direct replacement for the factory retainers on my my ford truck. If you are trying to fit a 1/4 inch hole these should work.
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Steve-- Can you pop out one of the original fender liner retainers in order to match them up !?? These retainers fit just about all the holes in my Ford products (Crown Vic, Mercury), but your dually fender liners might require something bigger. I CAN tell you that they are the exact size that's in the illustration, and that they fit perfectly in the fender liners of my Ford vehicles.
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Yep. On my model (2013 STX), I had to put them over the fender flare, but doesn't affect performance. Look really good installed.
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These are the rear... 1100005 is the front set.They were pretty easy to install. Original factory mounting hardware fit most of the holes. The others were provided. They look like they came with the truck, if you have the black plastic flares on the fenders.
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I really don't think they will, as I recall fender flares is a problem, but you could check with dealer at parts dept. sorry hope it helps..
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these are for front or rear. Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions. Sincerely, Shannon
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These are "generic" flaps that mount on the vehicle using the screws that hold the fenderwell liner to the fender. They will fit anything because you put your own bolt pattern in them when you mount them to the car. One would possibly question mounting them on anything besides a Ford product, but they will fit. :)
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The ones I purchased were for a highway tractor/trailer unit. Here is the link to the ones that you are probably needing for your trailer duals.
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Not sure what you have, but I had plastic molded mudflaps with white Ford logo. Had to remove them to install these flares. My flaps may be possible to reinstall but I opted just to leave off.
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Should work fine. We bought these for my grandson's pickup, a 2000 Silverado. He & his Dad installed them with no problems. They did beef up the adheive by putting in 3 brads on each one...using the holes from the removed stock chrome fender liners. Also, the adhesive will work best if you can install them during hot weather.
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My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint will be too much, but that is usually the minimum. Hope this helps dude!!! My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint... » Read More My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint will be too much, but that is usually the minimum. Hope this helps dude!!! « Show Less
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They fit on my non OEM flared 2011 F350, they look great and stay on tight, no issues. I asked ford dealer apparently the F150 comes w/ OEM Flared fenders, not F250 or F350
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I bought them for my 1998 Ford Explorer and they fit and looked great. I called the parts department at the Ford dealership where I live to get the correct item/model number before ordering.
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They sell mounting brackets but you have to buy them separate. Make sure you have 2 holes on either side of your fender for mounting. Mine work pretty well.
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Not 100% sure they are smaller than my old ones but they still fit just fine on my 1998 Dakota for the tonneau cover. I'm pretty sure you can find the dimensions online and measure to see how they stack up. I'm guessing you sat the old ones down and they walked off like mine :)
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Mine were installed on a 1999 F250 SuperDuty, V10. If the frame is the same there should be no problem. Ask your FORD dealer about the frame, then go for it.They are working great but I also want to install taller overload spring bumpers to reduce sway.
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I put these on a 03 Ford Ranger. It had everything except for the bearings. Unfortunately it was too long ago for me to remember about the ABS but the truck was equipped and these worked great.
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If I am not mistaken they are vehicle, model and year specific. I have a 2013 RAM 1500 Sport and mine are molded to fit the contours of my fenders exactly.