Are there any plans for a barrier that will fit a Ford Expediton? 2010 model to be specific?
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Hi Stephen S.,Thanks for your enquiry.Unfortunately we don't have a pet barrier that will fit this vehicle in our range.Sorry we are unable to help on this occasion.Kind regardsHannahTravall
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You should call them, I did and they check and make sure. I bought a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee and a 2014 Toyota Rav 4 and I called them (UK I Think). They were very helpful and both fit perfectly and I'm very pleas ed with them.
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Unfortunately, I'm not sure. I purchased two "universal" pet barriers, in hopes one of them would work, but to no avail. I ended up buying a barrier specifically for my SUV from Amazon. I paid more for it, but it fit like a glove on the first install attempt! I hope this helps!
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I have a 2013 Honda Civic EX. This was too thick of a material to be able to fit between the hood and front grille. The space between the two is very slim. The problem is that if we are able to use an air deflector THAT thin, it wouldn't stand up to highway speeds (breaking easily). I had to return mine.
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measure the height of the interior of the Ford and check the dimensions on the barrier, it has a lot of adjustment and is a quality product
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I don't know. Your best bet is to search Google for a Ford Forum and ask someone there.
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Hi, No modification or drilling is required to fit this pet barrier into place. The pet barrier fits into the vehicle using existing fixings points that are already located in the vehicle. For further information on the fitment, please visit our website where a PDF fitting instruction download is available. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Best Regards Travall US
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Yes, the Type A Universal Extender will fit the front seats in the 2009 Ford Edge. If you do need the extender for the rear seats you will need a Type B Extender, which can be seen at the link below. I hope this helps and if you need anything else, your welcome to call or message us anytime. Your business would be sincerely appreciated! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00760FFRK
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Hello SavvyShopperGal, we use our barrier in a '99 Honda Passport for a large yellow lab, that vehicle is smaller than the one you own. It works well in our Escalade, but I prefer not to use that vehicle since BB is a terror. I give the product 5 stars since my vehicle wasn't large enough to accommodate the barrier. Picture life prior to the barrier, a 90 lb Lab jumping on my lap while running errands and jumping on my anyone in the back seat. I would measure your vehicle before purchasing the barrier and please stay away from barriers with sharp edges. One more point it is easy to install and keeps your pet where you want him. I hope this helps you. Hello SavvyShopperGal, we use our barrier in a '99 Honda Passport for a large yellow lab, that vehicle is smaller than the one you own. It works well in our Escalade, but I prefer not to use that vehicle since BB is a terror. I give the product 5 stars since my vehicle wasn't large enough to accommodate the barrier. Picture life prior to the barrier, a 90 lb Lab jumping on my lap while running errands and jumping on my anyone in the back seat. I would measure your vehicle before purchasing the barrier and please stay away from barriers with sharp edges. One more point it is easy to install... » Read More Hello SavvyShopperGal, we use our barrier in a '99 Honda Passport for a large yellow lab, that vehicle is smaller than the one you own. It works well in our Escalade, but I prefer not to use that vehicle since BB is a terror. I give the product 5 stars since my vehicle wasn't large enough to accommodate the barrier. Picture life prior to the barrier, a 90 lb Lab jumping on my lap while running errands and jumping on my anyone in the back seat. I would measure your vehicle before purchasing the barrier and please stay away from barriers with sharp edges. One more point it is easy to install and keeps your pet where you want him. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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We installed it behind the rear seats in 2014 GMC Terrain. Worked great. Did need to use extra zip ties to secure it. The barrier itself is very sturdy. It's how you secure it that makes it dog proof.
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Karen. We had the same problem. The manufacturer didn't think that far. We bought some short stretch straps that have S hooks on both ends, hooked one end to a bar under the seat and the other to the barrier. That has worked fine for us.
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No I do not think so. The Windflector is rather long. I have a 2006 Ford Explorer and it just barely fit my truck. It looks good though but need to be be up 4 inches shorter.
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Not sure I understand the question - Our Frontier Pro-4X has the utili track and bed extender and the cover fits. The only hardware needed to install it is included - 4 clamps - two go under the section closest to the cab and the other two at the end by the tailgate. Hope this helps. We love ours! It isn;t water tight, but it's pretty darn close.
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Yes it will work. The two seats do not need to be in a line. First attach the barrier to the head rest. Then adjust the seats to where you want them and then attach the stabilizing straps at the bottom of the barrier to lower seats.
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I have a 2010 ford escape. I put them on the lower part of the grille or valance panel. Make sure you clean it good with a good cleaner. Hope this helps.
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I don't know your vehicle. However, I ordered this barrier and it actually did not quite stretch the whole distance, about an inch short on either side, so it is at its longest width. It is adjustable to shorter lengths, but it's difficult for me. So, I have the barrier at its full length. It works fine. My only issue is that the barrier does not go up quite high enough (it anchors around the headrest bars) and I see the top crossbar in my rearview mirror, which is distracting. The mesh itself does not deter my vision. I am keeping it though, because it actually works very well to keep my dog from trying to get into the front seat, and he actually lays down on the backseat. Everything else I tried from seatbelt harnesses, to pet pods, to partial front seat barrier did not work. The seatbelt harness was the worst. My dog panicked and got so tangled up I thought I would have to cut the seatbelt away. (my mutley is a 75-lb border collie/mtn dog mix.) So, I deal with the crossbar in my rearview and pay attention to my outside mirrors, and I'm trying to come up with a solution to secure it higher. I do recommend the barrier. I have a 2009 Kia Optima, considered a mid-size car.
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There for the front windshield but you must know the measurement for your make & model! Just google it & buy accordingly
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I have a Super Duty, not an Excursion. Fits the Super Duty fine. Check with Ford parts to see if they use the same dash part #