Duraliner Installed Wrong?

[Lugnut]

Just got a Duraliner put in my new Screw. Noticed that the caps on the end of the rail covers which go over the posts next to the tailgate seem to stick up at an angle (evidently pushed up by the liner) and the middle of the liner on the back edge near the tailgate is sticking up (the back edge of the liner is arched in the middle like someone pulled up on it). The installer said that the liner would smooth out once things warmed up. Does this sound right? Will it go back once it cools off again?

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[tfratzke]

Funny...my dealer told me the samme thing about once it warms up it will settle down. WEll, i'm on my second duraliner in my Screw and from the looks of it, this one is starting to bow out on the sides again just like the last one i had. It's almost like the sides are cut too short. Other people have had this problem on the Screws. I'm beginning to think the duraliners weren't meant to be for these trucks. My second one looked great for a while, but now since it is warming up, it's getting worse. I'll keep an eye on it i guess. Might have to go with a Line-x afterall.
Tony

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'01 SCrew 4x4 XLT 5.4L

[FedExPilot]

Lugnut;
Try this Super Crew thread ....
http://www.f150online.com/f150board/...ML/000391.html
BOL


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2001 F-150 Super Crew Lariat 4x4
5.4 engine; Chestnut w/ gold trim; Captain's Chairs; Ford/ Duraliner bed insert; Access Roll-up bed cover; Six disc CD changer in '98/'99 Expedition center console; Fosgate FNP1614 component speakers (front); Pioneer TS-A6855 speakers (rear); 8 inch MTX subwoofer in custom built, center console, sealed enclosure; Zapco AG150 amplifier; DRL daytime running lights with Fog Lights (Mod)available at all times;
Bel 980 Radar detector; Moon roof; Bed extender; Class 3 trailer hitch