Bronco Slide Out Seat and Tray install - DIY and photos

[flip]

Pics, commentary and things learned.

The donor....my BL. First step, remove cargo liner mat if equipped. Next, remove the 8 tie down bolts and tie downs. Remove the rear trim strip along the rear opening to be notched for bracket clearance (remove but don't notch). Remove cargo floor trim then install the left and right rear brackets reusing two of the hold down bolts you just removed.

Here is the trim piece that was notched. Note, this was pointless and one thing that was learned. This piece will need to be replaced with the correct one for vehicles with sliders, notched for the latch or just left off. Reinstall trim so you can see the folly after the slider is installed.

Install the slider assembly. The front two bolts are W709055-S439 but if you want to save a few bucks you can reuse the tie down bolts that removed earlier, maybe put a 3/8 washer on for a little more clamping pressure. I already had the "correct" ones so I used those. Do not snug these all the way down yet.
Slider frame uses the most forward mounting holes, don't use the back two. After that, use the correct W709055-S439 on the rear two mounting brackets. Again, don't snug down all the way just yet. Got lazy taking pics but as you can see I removed the 4 tie downs from the slider using a T40.

I removed the tie downs so this would sit kind of flat-ish until I can come up with a PN for the correct mat. As you can see the fit isn't great and the access door flops and has to be lifted when pushing the table back in from the extended position. Oh well, this will get fixed soon enough.

Now the rear trim strip I mentioned earlier. There's enough room to get a normal finger or two in there in order to release the gate but you will need to remove said digits lest yea want them pinched. Y'all with huge hands, well, this may not work for you and be forced to go with plan "B" or plan "C". Plan "B" is chop a 6" section out of the middle of the trim enough to access the release. Plan "C" is just order the correct part when it comes out.

All the crap, including cargo area liner back in.

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[shimmy825]

DOPE! does this give you enough height that it levels out with the rear seats folded down? and can you take a pic of it fully extended? assuming you bought on the ford accessories guide?

 

[flip]

With the wrong floor/mat on top it was pretty close to flush with the trim step behind the seat. Pulled it out of the shop and failed to get a done and out shot but it does hold my 215lb ass without any flex in the frame or droop from the tray.

I'm a dealer and ordered it through our normal parts channel. Got the part numbers from another member's VIN and had my parts manager send it. Took a couple weeks. Still don't have the number for the correct mat yet so I'll have to wait for the catalogue to catch up.

 

[bytheway]

Good info. Might want to update your title for more people to see it.

Have a list of part numbers or cost?

 

[Felix808]

Thanks again Flip for all you do for our community. What's the retail on this?

 

[flip]

Thanks again Flip for all you do for our community. What's the retail on this?

You probably don't want to know. It's really salty.

 

[flip]

Good info. Might want to update your title for more people to see it.

Have a list of part numbers or cost?

Meh, if peeps see they see. Lemme chow and I'll post the PN's I've got. They're also on the parts store under the "storage" category.

 

[Felix808]

You probably don't want to know. It's really salty.

I figured as much, but out of interest

 

[flip]

Good info. Might want to update your title for more people to see it.

Have a list of part numbers or cost?

https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bronco-slide-out-seat-and-tray-m2dz78467a33a List $2,741.98

https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bracket-m2dz78402b59a List $56.34
https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bracket-m2dz78402b60a List $74.76
https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bracket-m2dz78402b60a List $2.50/ea (need 4)

This is not the correct rear trim strip but it will be some variation of this number. M2DZ-7813228-AB List $71.44

This is also not the correct mat but will likely be some variation of this number. M2DZ-7813046-B List $688.42

My backup plan if the mat is too much $$ and I want a cleaner fit will just be a piece of seaboard or plywood cut to fit the side panels then cargo liner over that.
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[flip]

I'm trying to put stuff in our store, not in attempt to get sales, rather it's a way for people find a specific part that the catalogue companies don't yet have indexed. RP pulls from Motors which is approximately 1 model year behind. Usually stock images will be loaded to the part automatically, I've had to pull illustrations out of the parts catalogue or order it in and take a pic and upload to the store. Pics are always worth a 1000 words.

 

[zombie]

Now the real question (for me, anyway) is could you mount this below the ford accessory cargo security cage?

 

[flip]

Now the real question (for me, anyway) is could you mount this below the ford accessory cargo security cage?

I'm going to vote no unless you do a lot of trimming on the cage.

 

[Daktari]

https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bronco-slide-out-seat-and-tray-m2dz78467a33a List $2,741.98

https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bracket-m2dz78402b59a List $56.34
https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bracket-m2dz78402b60a List $74.76
https://www.ruxerparts.com/p-bracket-m2dz78402b60a List $2.50/ea (need 4)

This is not the correct rear trim strip but it will be some variation of this number. M2DZ-7813228-AB List $71.44

This is also not the correct mat but will likely be some variation of this number. M2DZ-7813046-B List $688.42

My backup plan if the mat is too much $$ and I want a cleaner fit will just be a piece of seaboard or plywood cut to fit the side panels then cargo liner over that.
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so a good chunk over $3000??? Hell no, I'm out at that price. Looks nice but I'd rarely use it, I can get a drawer with a "table" top custom built for that much $. What is it made from, platinum? Holy crap that's expensive.
Thanks for the install pictures and all, but there's no way I can justify that price, yikes!

 

[tourproto]

Ditto on the price. Very cool setup (thanks again for doing it), and love that if flattens out the back for a level sleeping floor, but I can buy a bunch of plywood and cut to fit in the back to achieve a flat floor, and the pullout isn't worth $3k!

I'm sure someone will come up with a less costly version in the future.

 

[Migs1313]

Pics, commentary and things learned.

The donor....my BL. First step, remove cargo liner mat if equipped. Next, remove the 8 tie down bolts and tie downs. Remove the rear trim strip along the rear opening to be notched for bracket clearance (remove but don't notch). Remove cargo floor trim then install the left and right rear brackets reusing two of the hold down bolts you just removed.

Here is the trim piece that was notched. Note, this was pointless and one thing that was learned. This piece will need to be replaced with the correct one for vehicles with sliders, notched for the latch or just left off. Reinstall trim so you can see the folly after the slider is installed.

Install the slider assembly. The front two bolts are W709055-S439 but if you want to save a few bucks you can reuse the tie down bolts that removed earlier, maybe put a 3/8 washer on for a little more clamping pressure. I already had the "correct" ones so I used those. Do not snug these all the way down yet.
Slider frame uses the most forward mounting holes, don't use the back two. After that, use the correct W709055-S439 on the rear two mounting brackets. Again, don't snug down all the way just yet. Got lazy taking pics but as you can see I removed the 4 tie downs from the slider using a T40.

I removed the tie downs so this would sit kind of flat-ish until I can come up with a PN for the correct mat. As you can see the fit isn't great and the access door flops and has to be lifted when pushing the table back in from the extended position. Oh well, this will get fixed soon enough.

Now the rear trim strip I mentioned earlier. There's enough room to get a normal finger or two in there in order to release the gate but you will need to remove said digits lest yea want them pinched. Y'all with huge hands, well, this may not work for you and be forced to go with plan "B" or plan "C". Plan "B" is chop a 6" section out of the middle of the trim enough to access the release. Plan "C" is just order the correct part when it comes out.

All the crap, including cargo area liner back in.

Have you tried putting the doors in the back yet?

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