Replacement Clamp, Hinge and Tarp Parts for Extang Trifecta Tonneau Cover on 1999 Ford Ranger

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I have the original cover not the 2.0 version, do you have any replacement parts for my 1999 Ford Ranger XLT? I’m looking for the cab clamp assembly EX 1033 tailgate hinges EX 1034 and the vinyl tonneau cover I saw a cover for the EX 43650 only please confirm/correct these model #’s as required. Thank you. 060308-44630 Extang Trifecta Vinyl Tonneau Cover

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I was able to use the cover part number you provided, 060308-44630, to confirm with my contact at Extang which replacement parts you need.

For the Cab Clamp use part # EX1034; for the Tailgate Hinge use # EX1033; and for the tarp portion use part # EX43630A.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

I spoke with my contact at Extang a while back about the install of the front clamp for Trifecta Cover part #EX1034 and he said that you need to disconnect the screws from the crossbow of the cover so that it will drop down and the cab clamp assembly…

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

You certainly can substitute the #EX1035 tail clamps with the #EX1034 cab side clamps for a more snug connection. Extang tells me that doing so is perfectly acceptable, but it will make removing the cover more difficult.

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Answer 6

When installing the Replacement Cab Clamp Assembly #EX1034 on your Extang Tonneau Cover you will first need to remove the screws from the crossbow/support rail of the cover. This is what will allow you to both remove the existing/damaged cab clamp as…

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Answer 7

I spoke with my contact at Extang about the install of the front clamp for Trifecta Cover part #EX1034 and he said that you need to disconnect the screws from the crossbow of the cover so that it will drop down and the cab clamp assembly will then be…

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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