Yes it's both. There is no rubbing between the rubber mat and the divider. Getting in the bed and pushing from the middle of the divider it moves easily. It is a pain doing it solo if you don't want to get in the bed, you have to do one side a little then go to the other side and move it.
Thanks.Yes it's both. There is no rubbing between the rubber mat and the divider. Getting in the bed and pushing from the middle of the divider it moves easily. It is a pain doing it solo if you don't want to get in the bed, you have to do one side a little then go to the other side and move it.
What hard tri-fold cover do you have? and is it compatible with cargo management rails from fordI did the same this week. I have a lot going on in my bed and am happy with how this compartmentalizes it all. With the hard Tri fold installed there is still room to throw my clubs behind the divider without moving the swing cases. I think that cable might be for the ranger. It seems this might be a universal part for both trucks?
This is the ford branded trifold. I believe it is the same as the bac-flip brand as well.
Big fan of this idea!!
Thanks! It was a lot more of a project than I was prepared for. The first half butted variation worked but didn’t keep anything cold. I ended up using aerosol flex seal as a base to keep it water tight than a layer of spray foam insulation(drywall stuff) for an insulator material. A quick spray paint to make it black again and good to go. Now able to keep things cold all day in summer heat for trips and tailgating. Has been my favorite accessory on the truck.
Thanks for supplying the picture. I have the SIBL and the same rubber mat. I ordered the bed divider using my points, but I was unsure if it would fit (after I ordered) with the bed mat down. I am glad I found your pic. Thanks for sharing!Gave in and got it! It was a little tough to get in and move back and forth. Hopefully it will slide better with more use.
Can the dealership install it for you?I decided to splurge and abandon the old 2 x 4 style of bed divider that I had used for years in my old S-10. So I used some points and cash and got the Ford version.
Notes: At first, I thought my bed was sprung, as the divider absolutely would NOT lock into place. The Ford worldwide instruction sheet is the usual Ford "quality."
In the pictures, you can see the 4 torx bolts, 2 on each side. After going from side to side trying to figure out what I was doing wrong, I decided to loosen all 4 bolts and jiggled it a bit and it went into place and the locks were able to be used. There is a picture in the instructions (not included...you have to go print them yourself) that shows there is something inside the track that will allow the adjustment.
I am not sure what Ford was thinking when it included the cable. Nothing in the instructions really talked about it. I can see it useful for keeping a gas can or something similar in place. Anyway, here are pictures as someone requested.
The Ford Logo is on both sides of the divider (not just a flimsy single piece). Shipping weight was 21 lbs. Now that the width is adjusted properly, it is easy to both slide it forward and backward in the track and to remove it.
Edit: The black wire you see in some pictures is run from the LED bed light. I tapped into it and will be installing some LED strip(s) somewhere in the front part of the bed so it will come on automatically whenever the LED light is on (by switch or by the automatic stuff.). Not sure yet what I will do, but I wanted to get the wire in place while I had the rails and bedliner apart.
Sure, but if you have the rails, it is just a matter of setting it onto them.
thank you I just received my bed divider. Your suggestions with loosening them up work for me as far as the cable goes I use it too strap my gas canI decided to splurge and abandon the old 2 x 4 style of bed divider that I had used for years in my old S-10. So I used some points and cash and got the Ford version.
Notes: At first, I thought my bed was sprung, as the divider absolutely would NOT lock into place. The Ford worldwide instruction sheet is the usual Ford "quality."
In the pictures, you can see the 4 torx bolts, 2 on each side. After going from side to side trying to figure out what I was doing wrong, I decided to loosen all 4 bolts and jiggled it a bit and it went into place and the locks were able to be used. There is a picture in the instructions (not included...you have to go print them yourself) that shows there is something inside the track that will allow the adjustment.
I am not sure what Ford was thinking when it included the cable. Nothing in the instructions really talked about it. I can see it useful for keeping a gas can or something similar in place. Anyway, here are pictures as someone requested.
The Ford Logo is on both sides of the divider (not just a flimsy single piece). Shipping weight was 21 lbs. Now that the width is adjusted properly, it is easy to both slide it forward and backward in the track and to remove it.
Edit: The black wire you see in some pictures is run from the LED bed light. I tapped into it and will be installing some LED strip(s) somewhere in the front part of the bed so it will come on automatically whenever the LED light is on (by switch or by the automatic stuff.). Not sure yet what I will do, but I wanted to get the wire in place while I had the rails and bedliner apart.
