How Does Replacement Tail Clamp for Extang Solid Fold EX1035 Install
Updated 06/07/2017 | Published 06/06/2017
Question:
What is the procedure for removing the old tail clamp to install a new one? It is the same as the one on your illustration drawing
asked by: Richard
Expert Reply:
I can help you with the process of replacing the Tail Clamp Assembly # EX1035 for your Extang Solid Fold or Solid Fold 2.0 tonneau cover. The replacement process will be different depending on if your existing cover is the Solid Fold or the Solid Fold 2.0. I spoke with my contact at Extang to learn more about the different replacement processes. She also confirmed that they do not have a specific set of instructions on how to replace the tail clamps.
For the Solid Fold cover, you will have to cut as access hole to be able to remove the existing tail clamp and to install the new one.
On the Solid Fold 2.0, there is a clamp cover that will be removed. My contact at Extang confirmed that there is a screw in the clamp cover that will allow the cover to be taken off so that the clamp can be removed.
I have attached a photo from the installation instructions of the Solid Fold 2.0 cover that references the tail clamps for you.
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Replacement Tail Clamp Assembly for Extang Solid Fold and Trifecta Tonneau Covers - Qty 1
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- Extang Solid Fold
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