Which Motorized Running Boards Fit 2006 Ford F-350 Super Duty Crew Cab
Updated 08/15/2022 | Published 08/11/2022
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Will your running board fit my truck. Model AA3025179 Non electric doors, windows
asked by: Glenn U
Expert Reply:
For motorized running boards that fit your 2006 Ford F-350 Crew Cab Diesel you need the Aries ActionTrac Motorized Running Boards with Custom Installation Kit - LED Lights # AA3048324. The # AA3025179 you referenced is not a confirmed fit for your truck.
These running boards will provide you with the same 2nd step that deploys from the main housing. They also have integrated LED lights which will turn on when the 2nd step is deployed for improved visibility. These come with a limited lifetime warranty and are made in the USA.
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Aries ActionTrac Motorized Running Boards - 79"
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