Has anyone come up with a way to seal the gap between the flap and bumper? Maybe a thick rubber strip? Thanks JD
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I have not tried the thick rubber strip, but you would have to secure it good because of the movement of the flap assy. and the wind going down the road. Try it and let us know how it works.
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Amazon has the factory style bumper for your vehicle. But if you were trying to maybe customize with this bumper i would drill two NEW holes in this plastic bumper if holes dont line up, there is enough room to drill a second set of holes on underside of bumper. Hope this helps!
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You are best to cut it in half and fit it clearly over the front of the skyslider. Put a piece of black duct tape over the 1/2 inch gap. This is the only way it works, my skyslider was pretty bad and I had noise at 40mph. Did you Try the tsb from the dealer
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I have a 2014 Crew Cab with factory liner and have no problems. The cover seals pretty well however if you want 100% seal, behind the cab needs additional foam. I haven't found it nessary since water rarely gets into the bed.
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I got the same problem with that issue that is in the middle of the phone just above the X, but its not a "bubble", that glass part area of the phone is touching the case but does not do that anywhere else on back surface area....you are better off buying the bumper along with the glass protectors
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Remove the plastic jeep cover behind the bumper (4bolts) and then the rubber splash guards on the inner fender wells ( plastic push clips). Also the front tires. You will have to bend the line a little. It will bend a lot just be careful not to kink it.
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I just wrap the back around behind it tuck the closing flap back inside the slot and hold it like I would a regular phone, I have been doing this since I got the case and it is showing no signs of wear from bending it back like that. Hope you can get the idea from my description.
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I had a similar problem until I discovered that the rubber/neoprene had come off. Have not had a problem since. It stays where I put it and just leave it. Don't move it until I get a new automobile.
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I had no luck with it...I would suggest an alternate solution. I wrapped the rail in a thick towel and made ties out of strips of cloth - a superior solution in all respects. (Not least of which is that I don't like my baby sucking/chewing on that gummy rubber....I know where my towels have been! :) ) Worth mentioning that it was a bit too small for my rail too....not sure how you'd know this in advance....see my full review for more thoughts.
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This would cover the opening of 2..maybe 2.5, but with that much of a gap, water, bugs etc could easily come right in.. It wouldn't be a very tight seal.. mine is closed with less than 1/2" of a gap.. You could make some kind of a ledge of raised up epoxy cemet or something like that to make it level just where it closes.. Not sure about exactly what you have there.. This gasket/seal is your best shot as I had to search quite a while to find anything this good.. Most of what's out there is cheap foam rubber and nails.. This product is great but takes some work to modify the aluminum to fit your application.. I hope some of that helps.. This would cover the opening of 2..maybe 2.5, but with that much of a gap, water, bugs etc could easily come right in.. It wouldn't be a very tight seal.. mine is closed with less than 1/2" of a gap.. You could make some kind of a ledge of raised up epoxy cemet or something like that to make it level just where it closes.. Not sure about exactly what you have there.. This gasket/seal is your best shot as I had to search quite a while to find anything this good.. Most of what's out there is cheap foam rubber and nails.. This product is great but takes some work to modify the aluminum to... » Read More This would cover the opening of 2..maybe 2.5, but with that much of a gap, water, bugs etc could easily come right in.. It wouldn't be a very tight seal.. mine is closed with less than 1/2" of a gap.. You could make some kind of a ledge of raised up epoxy cemet or something like that to make it level just where it closes.. Not sure about exactly what you have there.. This gasket/seal is your best shot as I had to search quite a while to find anything this good.. Most of what's out there is cheap foam rubber and nails.. This product is great but takes some work to modify the aluminum to fit your application.. I hope some of that helps.. « Show Less
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Be sure the bumper is clean and dry. There are pieces of the peel off tape hanging off to the side of the trim. Do not peel them off, yet. Make sure this tape is extending from under the trim when it is in place. Note: There is a raised triangle at the center of the trim piece that lines up with the rear door latch. With the trim in place, carefully pull the tape from the adhesive (don't press the trim too hard or the tape will tear!) and let the trim stick in place. Once all pieces are pulled off, press the trim to the bumper firmly to make sure it sticks completely.
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red flap I believe is attached to a clear plastic protective film try removing it slowly to see if I am correct different suppliers may be different hope this helped
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That happened with my old flap. I took two clear vinyl rulers and bolted them to the flap on both sides across the middle of it. That worked for awhile. The rulers acted as a stiffener for the flap. Someone also told me that if I wanted to get the warp fixed I should take the flap off the door and place something heavy on it for a while to straighten out the warp. Since it was winter time I opted for the rulers instead. It worked.
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Yes, same problem... One solution is to put a wrap of electrical tape over the black plastic top to fill the gap and create some friction to prevent it sliding out.
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It has been a while since I did it... the back comes off. You might need a knife or thin screwdriver to fit into the gap, then pop it off. I don't recall any holes or tabs. There is an instruction sheet. I remember that popping it back on was a bit tricky. Strong fingers!
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I looked for this. They told me "at this time" they do not sell the bumpers individually. That was a couple weeks ago so not sure if anything has changed. My bumper has been fine after a few months of use - FYI. Good luck!
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Very good question. I took duct tape in the color close to the bumper guard & wrapped it around the guard where I felt it should be secured & it came out as a nice design & secured the Bumper guard