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I bought this cover new in Dec 2022. Installed it to my 2022 Ridgeline and it leaks water under the side rails and the front rail where it butts up to the cab. They give you a 5’ piece of foam tape to seal against the front rail but it still leaks a lot. Side rails or the top of the truck bed rails are a bowed which causes leaks on the side rails. Not sure if the bow is from the top of the truck side rails or the Bakflip rails. I put extra 1/2” foam tape which helps with the seal but it still leaks water. Any helpful comments would be greatly appreciated.
So no drilling? Coz the old one used to have self taping screws. I liked it but over time water got in and in the winter it would freeze and I wouldn't be able to release the white sliders with the string . Now I used to open the first section every day 10-15 times so that could have contributed to it. As those in the back were fine even after years. So it depends
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Thanks For the video. Would not have understood from the instructions provided in the box!
Thanks , putting mine on a 2022 Ridgeline today ,big helpTHANKS!
Going through accessories for a future ridgeline. This is a great product.
I bought this cover new in Dec 2022. Installed it to my 2022 Ridgeline and it leaks water under the side rails and the front rail where it butts up to the cab. They give you a 5’ piece of foam tape to seal against the front rail but it still leaks a lot. Side rails or the top of the truck bed rails are a bowed which causes leaks on the side rails. Not sure if the bow is from the top of the truck side rails or the Bakflip rails. I put extra 1/2” foam tape which helps with the seal but it still leaks water. Any helpful comments would be greatly appreciated.
So no drilling?
Coz the old one used to have self taping screws.
I liked it but over time water got in and in the winter it would freeze and I wouldn't be able to release the white sliders with the string .
Now I used to open the first section every day 10-15 times so that could have contributed to it. As those in the back were fine even after years.
So it depends
mine never did that in Florida.
Can the in-bed trunk be fully opened with this installation?
How long should this take to do?
does this interfere with the trunk opening at all?
bbasiaga: Yes, this cover will hinder the trunk lid slightly. You would still be able to open the trunk lid approximately 75%.
you can fold it up and have full access
better change having to open first.. not me jack
Where do I purchase the rails?
they come with the Ridgeline order