Drain Holes
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Drain Holes
Hi. I'm new to the forum. Took delivery of my 2017 F350 SRW Diesel yesterday. I'm also the longtime owner of a 2003 Excursion (6.0 diesel, 185,000 miles). It has the spray in bed liner on the short bed.
I'm shopping for Tonneau covers, and I see the BakFlip series requires that tubes be inserted into drain holes. Can anyone help me locate the proper drain holes?
I'm shopping for Tonneau covers, and I see the BakFlip series requires that tubes be inserted into drain holes. Can anyone help me locate the proper drain holes?
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Congratulations Jeff!
Step 1) grab your drill
Step 2) make a hole...x2
You'll probably want to punch one in the rubber oval shaped caps on the bulkhead, toward the floor, on each side, then feed them through there. You can cut through the aluminum higher up if you like, but maybe sacrifice the rubber first.
Also, so...many....videos on YouTube. Very helpful.
Good luck!
Step 1) grab your drill
Step 2) make a hole...x2
You'll probably want to punch one in the rubber oval shaped caps on the bulkhead, toward the floor, on each side, then feed them through there. You can cut through the aluminum higher up if you like, but maybe sacrifice the rubber first.
Also, so...many....videos on YouTube. Very helpful.
Good luck!
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