Below are some basic images of the different cab styles.
On Extended Cabs, you have to first open the front door to open the back door. The front door opens the opposite direction of the back door. These doors may also be called 'suicide doors.' Crew Cabs have 4 full doors that all open the same direction, like car doors. All 4 handles are on the outside of the truck.
Yes. The DU-HA will fit perfectly even with the WeatherTech or Husky Liners floor liners/floor mats installed.
That depends on the model. Some models will go under the seat, but the majority will go behind the seat in the crew cabs and regular cab trucks. The reason that DU HA doesn't make one that goes underneath the seat in some models is due to the limited amount of space. (There's only about 3 ½ inches of useable space, once all is said and done.)
What This Warranty Covers: DU-HA, Inc. offers that the product(s) you purchased will be free from defects in material and workmanship, for a period:
They do plan on making DU-HA's for those trucks eventually. They haven't figured out a way to make one that goes underneath or behind the back seats, but are looking into alternate installation methods.
They do not currently have a product that would only take up 60% of the area. They are working on some ideas that would accommodate the subwoofer, but are just in the beginning stages.
Some of customers have simply unplugged and removed the sub and haven't noticed a drop in sound quality at all. You might try removing it and testing the sound quality yourself.
There are a couple ways to tell the difference between the two cab styles. On the Classic, the windows in the back doors 'pop' open. The back doors open 3/4 of the way. On the New Body Style, the windows in the back doors 'roll' up and down. The back doors open all the way and almost touch the truck bed.
You can tell the difference between the two by looking at how the rear seats function. On the Classic, the bottom part of the seat folds forward towards the front of the cab. The back part of the seat then folds all the way forward and down to create a flat floor. On the New Body Style, the bottom of the seat lifts up towards the back of the cab.
You can, but it's easier to just loosen the straps (attached to the seat belt brackets) and slide the DU-HA out before trying to access the jack.
Check to make sure that both the DU-HA and the gun rack/organizers are facing the correct direction (slots facing back/high sides forward).
On the back rest of the seat, behind each head rest and down a few inches, there are two brackets, each containing a rubber grommet. Lube these brackets using WD-40 or another form of spray lubricant. (Bottom seat must flipped up to access these brackets.)
Company does plan on making one in the future.
No. The DU-HA will not slide around. The DU-HA is strapped to the seat belt brackets to keep it from sliding around.
You are not doing anything wrong. On this model of truck (2009-2011), when the seat is down it does not latch. The seat is designed to latch only when it is in the up position. To test this, you may put the seat down without the DU-HA underneath. Note that it does not latch down.
Unfortunately, we do not. The rear seat in your truck cannot be configured to hold a DU-HA.
It will fit, but will need some modifications... Here's how one customer installed their's: "This was Ford factory install 6 disc CD changer. The entire assembly (CD Player & mounting bracket) would not fit in the DU-HA. This was because the main bracket had additional flanges riveted onto the sides. Their purpose was largely cosmetic... to cover the mounting feet and cut carpet, but also perhaps provide some protection to the mounting bolts. Removing these flanges didn't affect the structural integrity, and reduced the footprint considerably, and then it easily fit in the DU-HA. All I needed to do was cut two holes for the feet, a hole for the cable, and one slot for the CD magazine.
The 2000 model has the jack underneath the passenger front seat. This was the only year they put it there. The model you would use is the 00-03 F150 Supercab. All you have to do is snap the DU-HA in between the seat brackets. If you want to secure it even more just put 2 self tapping screws through the DU-HA and the floor.
Unfortunately, we do not and no plans are in the works at this time.
There are a couple ways to tell the difference between the two cab styles. On the Double Cab, the handle on the front door is different than the handle on the back door. Also, the bottom of the rear seats lift up. On the CrewMax, all 4 door handles look the same. Also, the rear seats on the CrewMax 'slide' forward.