OEM Bed Extender, Bed Missing Threads, Anyone Else ??

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mkraus01

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I had the same issue on my gen 3, but got it to work. I removed the tail lights and you can access the back side of the hole that does not have a weld nut. I used a couple of washers as spacers, and a larger fender washer and a lock nut for the included shoulder bolt and it worked fine. Just like new. I really liked the bed extender on my Gen 1, so I was determined to get it to work properly on my Gen 3.
 
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I had the same issue on my gen 3, but got it to work. I removed the tail lights and you can access the back side of the hole that does not have a weld nut. I used a couple of washers as spacers, and a larger fender washer and a lock nut for the included shoulder bolt and it worked fine. Just like new. I really liked the bed extender on my Gen 1, so I was determined to get it to work properly on my Gen 3.
My service advisor is looking into it, he’s waiting for ford engineer to get back to him with a solution.
 
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I bought the bed divider that uses the boxlink to attach since everyone was saying mixed things about the bed extenders. I figured I mostly need something to keep crap from rolling and sliding all over the bed more than I need more bed length.
 
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