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ENGLISHFRANÇAISESPAÑOL
ULTRAGROOVE
ELECTRIC™
FORD F150
KEF6-2006
RETRACTABLE TONNEAU COVERS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
COUVRE-CAISSE RÉTRACTABLES
NOTICE D’INSTALLATION
CUBIERTAS DE LONA RETRÁCTILES
INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
KEEP THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IN A CONVENIENT LOCATION
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Tools Required for Assembly............................................................................................................................3
Before You Start..................................................................................................................................................3
Canister Drain Hole Locations.........................................................................................................................3
1 Remove From Packaging ........................................................................................................................3
Packaging Contents.................................................................................................................................4
2 Install Wiring Harness..............................................................................................................................5
3 Positioning Canister .................................................................................................................................5
4 Installing Rails ........................................................................................................................................ 6-7
5 Installing the Top Cover...........................................................................................................................8
6 Installing the Clamp Extensions.............................................................................................................9
7 Installing the Clamps............................................................................................................................. 10
8 Installing Kickstands.............................................................................................................................. 11
9 Installing Tailgate Drain tubes ............................................................................................................. 12
10 Installing Canister Drain tubes............................................................................................................ 12
11 Lubricating and Placing the Sweep Seals ....................................................................................... 13
12 Connecting the Electronics ................................................................................................................. 13
13 Release Handle Instructions................................................................................................................ 13
Maintenance...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Warranty Statement ........................................................................................................................................ 15

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STEP 1: REMOVE FROM PACKAGING AND REVIEW CONTENTS
A complete unit will consist of one canister box (marked box 1 of 2) and one rail box (marked box 2 of 2).
Remove the Top Cover, Canister, Clamp pack, Hardware pack, Foam, Clamp Extensions and Drain Tubes
from the Canister box. Remove the rails from the rail box (see caution below). Perform a quick inventory of
the packaging contents to ensure all parts are there. Using the 3/8” wrench or socket, remove the 2 bolts
holding the plywood packaging supports on the ends of the canister. Discard plywood packaging supports
and bolts.
TO AVOID SCRATCHING THE SURFACE OF THE RAILS, DO NOT SLIDE THEM OUT
OF THE END OF THE BOX. OPEN THE BOX ALONG THE LENGTH, USE PLIERS TO
PULL THE STAPLES, LIFT THE RAIL OUT. DO NOT USE A KNIFE TO CUT THE BOX.
TOOLS REQUIRED
FOR ASSEMBLY
Tape
Measure
#2 Phillips
Screwdriver
Side Cut
or Needle
Nose Pliers
Utility
Knife
Masking
Tape
5/32”
Allen
Wrench
3/8”
Wrench
7/16” Socket
Torque
Wrench
CANISTER DRAIN HOLE
LOCATIONS:
This tonneau cover is designed to carry rainwater
from the cover into the canister and then out
through the drains. You will need to remove
the standard OE plastic/rubber access
ports that cover the drain tube holes and
replace with the given Drain Plugs that
are provided in your kit. This will need
to be done before installing the cover.
Drain Tube Holes
Note: Driver side/Passenger
side specific. Drain Holes located
to the outside of the bed.
Drain Plugs
Driver
Side
Passenger
Side
BEFORE YOU START!
Read instructions carefully and watch the installation video
before you start. You may use QR Code or go to
https://www.pace-edwards.com/F150-ultragroove
for the installation video and other helpful material. SCAN ME

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HARDWARE PACK INCLUDES:
Clamp
Extensions
Top Cover
Foam
Canister
Drain
Tubes
Tailgate
Drain
Tubes
Clamp
Pack
Hardware
Pack
Rails (Left and right) –
in separate box from
canister
Complete
Canister
Assembly
Top
Cover
Complete
Canister
Assembly
Top Cover
Canister Drain
Tubes
Clamp Pack
Hardware
Pack
Clamp
Extensions
Tailgate Drain
Tubes
Rails (Leftand
Right)-inseparate
box from canister
Top Cover
Foam
Sill Filler
PACKAGING CONTENTS:
Wire
Harness x1
Zip Ties
x5
CLAMP PACK INCLUDES:
1/4-20x5/8”
Rail Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4”Lock
Washer x2
Black TopCover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
Short Clamp
Grips x4
Pivot
Arms
x4
Bolts x4
Kick Stands x2
FIG. 10B
1/4-20 x 5/8”
Rail Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4”Lock
Washer x2
Black TopCover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
Kick Stands x2
Short Clamp
Grips x4
Pivot
Arms
x4 Bolts x4
Key fobs are located here
Key
Fobs
Protectant
Wipes
Drain Plugs
Driver
Side Passenger Side

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Hardware Used:
Wire Harness x1
Zip Ties x5
Elevating
Objects
Canister needs to be
high enough to have
rail install clearance
FIG. 3A
STEP 2: INSTALL WIRING HARNESS
STEP 3: POSITIONING CANISTER
• If installing the product on your own, place the Canister in truck bed just behind the cab and center it
from side to side. You will need to place the canister on elevating objects, such as the box the canister
came in or 5 gallon buckets.
(If you have someone to help, you can jump to step 5 and install
the assembled canister and rails on the truck.)
Note: Ensuring that the canister is centered in the bed will help
assemble the rails to the canister in the next step.
• From inside the truck bed, push the long wire harness end without the
plug through the stake pocket on the drivers side of the truck and out the
underside of the truck bed box.
• Leave approximately one foot of slack inside the box for mounting the
electronics.
• Route the wire harness under the truck, and to the battery in the engine
compartment.
• Attach the fuse holder to the end of the RED/positive wire.
(Do not attach to the battery yet.)
• Secure the harness with zip ties provided after slack from the canister
had been taken out.
Hardware Used:
Wire Harnessx1
Zip Ties x5
Elevating
Objects
Canister needstobe
high enough to have
rail install clearance
FIG. 4A
HARDWARE
USED:
Hardware Used:
Wire Harnessx1
Zip Ties x5
Elevating
Objects
Canister needstobe
high enough to have
rail install clearance
FIG. 4A

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Left Rail
Right Rail
Tailgate EndCab End
HARDWARE
USED:
1/4-20 X 5/8” Rail
Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4” Lock
Washer x2
FIG. 4A
FIG. 4B
Canister
Flange
Lead Rib
Flange
Canister
Stop
FIG. 4B
Pull Out
STEP 4: INSTALLING RAILS
Left Rail
Right Rail
Tailgate EndCab End
HARDWARE
USED:
1/4-20 X5/8” Rail
Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4” Lock
Washer x2
FIG. 5A
FIG. 4B
Canister
Flange
Lead Rib
Flange
Canister
Stop
FIG. 5B
Pull Out
HARDWARE
USED:
Figure 4B shows that
the lead rib needs to be
pulled out toward the
tail gate. Now hook the
rail into the rail guide
and roll it down making
sure to not get the
sweep seal folded
back into the rail
(FIG 4C).
• First, make sure that the Lead Rib Flange is in pulled toward the tailgate enough
to clear the Canister Flange
and Canister Stop (FIG 4B).
• Remove the protective paper from the foam on the underside of the Rail flanges.
This is for packaging purposes only.
• Next identify the left and right side rails (FIG 4A). The rail flange and foam towards
the outside of the truck bed.
Hook Rail
feature
into Rail
Guide here
Sweep Seal
FIG. 4C
Lead Rib Notch
Left Rail
Right Rail
Tailgate EndCab End
HARDWARE
USED:
1/4-20 X 5/8” Rail
Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4” Lock
Washer x2
FIG. 4A
FIG. 4B
Canister
Flange
Lead Rib
Flange
Canister
Stop
FIG. 4B
Pull Out

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FIG. 5F
Rail Guide
Rail
Lead Rib
threaded into
rail
FIG. 4G
Cab Cap
Left RailFlat Washer
Lock Washer
FIG. 4H
Rail Screw
FIG. 4E
• Then you can thread the Lead Rib into the rail and push the rail forward to the end of the canister
(FIG 4E & 4F). If you have difficulty threading the Lead Rib into the rail, you can gently lift up on the lead
rib with your left hand, while pushing the rail forward with your right. Next, push the cab caps into the front
of the rails (FIG 4G). Finally secure the rail to the canister with the Rail Screws provided with flat washer
and lock washer (FIG 4H).
FIG. 5F
Rail Guide
Rail
Lead Rib
threaded into
rail
FIG. 4G
Cab Cap
Left RailFlat Washer
Lock Washer
FIG. 4H
Rail Screw
FIG. 4E
FIG. 5F
Rail Guide
Rail
Lead Rib
threaded into
rail
FIG. 4G
Cab Cap
Left RailFlat Washer
Lock Washer
FIG. 4H
Rail Screw
FIG. 4E
FIG. 4F
STEP 4: INSTALLING RAILS
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FIG. 5A
B
lack Top Cover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
FIG. 5C
Tailgate
Bottom Cap
Tailgate
Cap Seal
BR Gauge
Tailgate Seal
Gauge
FIG. 5B
FIG. 5E
Foam
Rail
Top Cover
FIG. 5A
FIG. 5F
FIG. 5A
Black Top Cover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
FIG. 5C
Tailgate
Bottom Cap
Tailgate
Cap Seal
BR Gauge
Tailgate Seal
Gauge
FIG. 5B
FIG. 5E
Foam
Rail
Top Cover
FIG. 5A
FIG. 5F
FIG. 5A
B
lack Top Cover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
FIG. 5C
Tailgate
Bottom Cap
Tailgate
Cap Seal
BR Gauge
Tailgate Seal
Gauge
FIG. 5B
FIG. 5E
Foam
Rail
Top Cover
FIG. 5A
FIG. 5F
FIG. 5A
Black Top Cover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
FIG. 5C
Tailgate
Bottom Cap
Tailgate
Cap Seal
BR Gauge
Tailgate Seal
Gauge
FIG. 5B
FIG. 5E
Foam
Rail
Top Cover
FIG. 5A
FIG. 5F
REMOVE THE PROTECTANT WIPE THAT IS ADHERED TO THE
UNDERSIDE OF THE TOPCOVER AND SET IT ASIDE FOR STEP 11.
• Shut the tailgate and pull the rails back until the tailgate cap seals have good
engagement with your tailgate. A good way to check for proper engagement is
to make sure the bottom cap and tailgate have 1/4” gap (FIG 5A).
STEP 5: INSTALLING THE TOP COVER
• Another way to set the tailgate cap seals is to use the Tailgate Seal Gauge
as shown in figure 5B & 5C. You should be able to just slide the Tailgate Seal
Gauge in between the Tailgate Cap Seal and the Bottom Cap.
WARNING: Proper tailgate cap seal engagement is important for
getting the best possible water resistance out of your cover!
• Next, mark where the front of the rails sit and mark this position with masking
tape, this will be a guide for placing your foam (FIG 5D). Now pull the cover
back until there is room to apply the foam. Lay the foam on the front sill of the
truck from rail to rail, trimming the excess with a utility knife (FIG 5E).
• Now scoot the rails and canister back on the foam and double check that your tailgate seal engagement
is good. You can now install your top cover with the two screws provided, while making sure it aligns with
the front of your rails (FIG 5F).
WARNING: Proper top cover foam installation is important for getting the best possible
water resistance out of your cover!
FIG. 5A
Black T
op Cover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
FIG. 6C
Tailgate
Bottom Cap
Tailgate
Cap Seal
BR Gauge
Tailgate Seal
Gauge
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6E
Foam
Rail
Top Cover
FIG. 6A
FIG. 6F
HARDWARE
USED:
FIG. 5D

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CAB END
FIG. 6E
Tighten set screw when clamp
extension lines up with the end of
the clamp relief.Set Screw Access
FIG. 6F
FIG. 6D
Rail
Clamp
Rail
Set Screw
TAILGATE END
Clamp
Outside of
Truck Bed
Rail
Set Screw
Shim Bracket
Shim
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6C
First
Hook on
Roll up and Slide
onto inside groove
Inside
Groove
FL
FIG. 6A BL
BR
FR
Clamp
Shim
CAB END
FIG. 6E
Tighten set screw when clamp
extension lines up with the end of
the clamp relief.Set Screw Access
FIG. 6F
FIG. 6D
Rail
Clamp
Rail
Set Screw
TAILGATE END
Clamp
Outside of
Truck Bed
Rail
Set Screw
Shim Bracket
Shim
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6C
First
Hook on
Roll up and Slide
onto inside groove
Inside
Groove
FL
FIG. 6A BL
BR
FR
Clamp
Shim
STEP 6: INSTALLING THE CLAMP EXTENSIONS
• Slide the clamp extensions
on the tailgate and cab
end of each rail as pictured
in Figure 6A-6E. Each
clamp extension is labeled
for front left (FL), front
right (FR), back left (BL),
and back right (BR). The
extensions go on the
corners shown in figure 6A.
• Next slide the extensions
so they line up flush with
the end of the clamp relief
as shown in Figure 6F
and tighten with a 5/32”
Allen Wrench. If you have
trouble sliding on the clamp
extension, make sure your
set screw is not sticking
out the top of the clamp
extension.
CAB END
FIG. 6E
Tighten set screw when clamp
extension lines up with the end of
the clamp relief.Set Screw Access
FIG. 6F
FIG. 6D
Rail
Clamp
Rail
Set Screw
TAILGATE END
Clamp
Outside of
Truck Bed
Rail
Set Screw
Shim Bracket
Shim
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6C
First
Hook on
Roll up and Slide
onto inside groove
Inside
Groove
FL
FIG. 6A BL
BR
FR
Clamp
Shim
INCORRECT
CAB END
FIG. 6E
Tighten set screw when clamp
extension lines up with the end of
the clamp relief.Set Screw Access
FIG. 6F
FIG. 6D
Rail
Clamp
Rail
Set Screw
TAILGATE END
Clamp
Outside of
Truck Bed
Rail
Set Screw
Shim Bracket
Shim
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6C
First
Hook on
Roll up and Slide
onto inside groove
Inside
Groove
FL
FIG. 6A BL
BR
FR
Clamp
Shim
CAB END
FIG. 6E
Tighten set screw when clamp
extension lines up with the end of
the clamp relief.Set Screw Access
FIG. 6F
FIG. 6D
Rail
Clamp
Rail
Set Screw
TAILGATE END
Clamp
Outside of
Truck Bed
Rail
Set Screw
Shim Bracket
Shim
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6C
First
Hook on
Roll up and Slide
onto inside groove
Inside
Groove
FL
FIG. 6A BL
BR
FR
Clamp
Shim
CAB END
FIG. 6E
Tighten set screw when clamp
extension lines up with the end of
the clamp relief.Set Screw Access
FIG. 6F
FIG. 6D
Rail
Clamp
Rail
Set Screw
TAILGATE END
Clamp
Outside of
Truck Bed
Rail
Set Screw
Shim Bracket
Shim
FIG. 6B
FIG. 6C
First
Hook on
Roll up and Slide
onto inside groove
Inside
Groove
FL
FIG. 6A BL
BR
FR
Clamp
Shim

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Rail
Metal
Handle
Stop
FIG. 7F
FIG. 8B
FIG. 8A
Turn-To-Adjust
Knob
PivotFoot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer
Wing Nut
Pivot
Arm
Bolt
Clamp Rail
Grip
Rail
FIG. 7E
FIG. 7D
Kickstand Base
Flipping
Base
Shorter Orientation
Longer Orientation
• Secure the rails to the truck bed by installing two clamp assemblies per rail. Slide the Clamp Grip onto
the Clamp Extension toward the Shim Bracket (FIG 7A and 7B). Then, assemble the rest of the clamp
parts as shown below (FIG 7C and 7D).
• There are 2 CW and 2 CCW back plates in the clamp kit. Named for their rotation direction as viewed
from inside the truck bed. As shown in Fig 7C. Assemble 1 of each back plate on the LH and RH
Rail Assemblies.
• Now tighten your clamp bolts with your Torque Wrench to 70 in-lb (5.9 ft-lb). Finally, check for proper
spacing by measuring between the rails by attempting to insert the BR Gauge in between the rail metal
and the handle stop (FIG 7E and 7F). You can also check the measurement between the rail at the canister
and the tailgate end of the rails. The Clamp Extensions have been pre-installed with brackets and shims
to achieve the proper Between the Rail dimension (BR) when placed on an average factory truck bed.
However, not all truck beds are average dimensionally and some have optional plastic caps or over the
rail spray-in liners.
STEP 7: INSTALLING THE CLAMPS
Note: If there’s any obstruction
with the Pivot Arm, you can
move the bracket forward or
backward. Torque the clamp
bolts to 70 in-lb. (5.9 ft-lb.)
FIG. 7A
FIG. 7B
FIG. 7C
FL
CCW
Back
Plate
FR
CW
Back
Plate
BL
CW
Back
Plate
Tailgate
BR
CCW
Back
Plate
Rail
Metal
Handle
Stop
FIG. 7F
FIG. 8B
FIG. 8A
Turn-To-Adjust
Knob
PivotFoot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer
Wing Nut
Pivot
Arm
Bolt
Clamp Rail
Grip
Rail
FIG. 7E
FIG. 7D
Kickstand Base
Flipping
Base
Shorter Orientation
Longer Orientation
Rail
Metal
Handle
Stop
FIG. 7F
FIG. 8B
FIG. 8A
Turn-To-Adjust
Knob
PivotFoot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer
Wing Nut
Pivot
Arm
Bolt
Clamp Rail
Grip
Rail
FIG. 7E
FIG. 7D
Kickstand Base
Flipping
Base
Shorter Orientation
Longer Orientation
Rail
Metal
Handle
Stop
FIG. 7F
FIG. 8B
FIG. 8A
Turn-To-Adjust
Knob
PivotFoot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer
Wing Nut
Pivot
Arm
Bolt
Clamp Rail
Grip
Rail
FIG. 7E
FIG. 7D
Kickstand Base
Flipping
Base
Shorter Orientation
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• Another way to check proper fit is to review the side to side play of the handle assembly at the canister
and at the tailgate end of the rails. There should be, at the minimum, enough play to allow the cover to
move freely with no drag and at a maximum 1/8 inch per side. More than 1/8 inch per side may result in the
cover opening unintentionally and in severe cases it may fall between the rail tracks and damage the cover.
There are “Stick on Shims” on the shim brackets that can be removed if the unit is too tight
and “Stick on Shims” in the hardware pack that can be added if too loose. Refer to Figure 6C
for “Stick on Shims” if adjustment is needed.
STEP 8: INSTALLING KICKSTANDS
FIG. 8B
FIG. 8A
Turn-T o-Adjust
Knob
PivotFoot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer Wing
Nut
Kickstand Base
Flipping
Base
Shorter Orientation
Longer Orientation
FIG. 8C
FIG. 10B
FIG. 10A
Pivot
Foot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer
Wing Nut
FIG. 8B
FIG. 8A
Turn-T o-Adjust
Knob
PivotFoot
Adjusting
Bolt
Flat
Washer Lock
Washer Wing
Nut
Kickstand Base
Flipping
Base
Shorter Orientation
Longer Orientation
• Install the kickstands at the tailgate ends
of the rails. Loosely fasten the kickstand
assembly to the clamp grip, on the side
of the grip where the pivot foot will land
on the flattest section of bed wall. You
may have to use the right or left side of
the clamp for the pivot foot to land on the
flattest section of the bed wall. Rotate the
assembly so that it will push as squarely as
possible on the bed wall, then tighten the
wing nut. If the assembly is not positioned
squarely against the bed wall, the assembly
will rotate out of position, or the foot or
knob can dislodge when the rail is flexed
or loaded (FIG. 8C).
• Run the adjusting bolt inward toward the bed wall, putting some pressure on the foot, then continue
running the bolt inward using the torque wrench to tighten to 70 in-ft. (5.9 ft-lb.), until the rail is visually
level. The adjusting bolt can be removed and the base flipped 180 degrees to adjust for varying clearance
with the bed wall (FIG. 8B). Verify the BR dimension after the rails are leveled.

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Ribbed Blanket
Sweep Seal
Rail
Solid Wear Strip
FIG. 9A
FIG. 9B
Tailgate Drain
Fitting
Tailgate Drain
Tube
Tailgate Cap
Tailgate Drain
Tubes x2
Drain Fittings
x2
Hole Locations
FIG. 9C
FIG. 12A
STEP 9: INSTALLING TAILGATE DRAIN TUBES
STEP 10: INSTALLING CANISTER DRAIN TUBES
• First, ensure that the Foam Washer is in place on the Drain Fitting
as this washer will help prevent water leakage. Next, test fit the
drain tube to determine the length you want to trim it. Always
caution on the long side. Trim the end that will be inserted
through the truck bed using the wire cutters or a utility knife.
• With the cover opened, insert the drain tube fittings into the
pre-drilled holes on the underside of the canister by pushing
them in place from under the canister. Drain Fitting should click
into place.
• Place the other end of the drain tube through the Drain Plugs on
the front wall of the truck bed. Ensure that the drain tubes are
inserted and directed down so water flows out of the truck.
• To remove the drain tubes, reach under the canister, grab the drain
tube fitting and turn it while applying light downward pressure.
When the retaining tabs align with notches in the bottom of the
canister the Drain Tube and Fitting will drop out.
Notch
Feature
Foam
Washer
Drain Fitting
Drain
Tube
FIG. 10A
2
-Button Remote
Key Fob x2
HARDWARE
USED:
Ribbed Blanket
Sweep Seal
Rail
Solid Wear Strip
FIG. 9A
FIG. 9B
Tailgate Drain
Fitting
Tailgate Drain
Tube
Tailgate Cap
Tailgate Drain
Tubes x2
Drain Fittings
x2
Hole Locations
FIG. 9C
FIG. 12A
• To install the tailgate drain tubes you need to find
suitable holes in the rear stiffener of your truck bed.
Figure 9C shows hole locations.
• Next you will screw the drain tube into the drain fitting
and slide it on the tailgate cap as shown in Figure 9B.
There is an interference bump on the cap that will lock
the drain fitting in place. Next you will need to thread
the drain tube into the desired hole and trim the length
of the tube if needed. If there are no holes on the
tailgate side of your truck you will need to drill holes,
make sure to check for wires you could damage first
(5/8” or 16mm).
WARNING:
Drain tube
installation is
paramount to
getting the best
possible water
resistance out
of your cover!
HARDWARE
USED:
Before installing canister drain tubes, make sure the Drain Plugs provided in your kit,
are inserted in the Drain Tube Holes. (See page 3 for details)
Drain
Plugs
Ribbed Blanket
Sweep Seal
Rail
Solid Wear Strip
FIG. 9A
FIG. 9B
Tailgate Drain
Fitting
Tailgate Drain
Tube
Tailgate Cap
Tailgate Drain
Tubes x2
Drain Fittings
x2
Hole Locations
FIG. 9C
FIG. 12A

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FIG.13A
DrainTubeFitting Retaining Tab
Foam Washe
r
Canister DrainTube
FIG. H1
STEP 12: CONNECTING THE ELECTRONICS
STEP 11: LUBRICATING & PLACING THE SWEEP SEALS
• Locate the sweep seals (rubber weather strips) on
the rails. Open the provided protectant wipe that you
removed from the Top cover in step 6 (find it adhered
to the underside of the top cover). Wipe the underside
of the sweep seal and the top of the wear strip.
• Extend the cover to the tailgate. Use an Allen wrench
if needed to carefully draw out the sweep seal,
(seal should be angled outwards toward the cover – not rolled in toward the bed rail). (Fig. 11A)
• Proper care and placement of the sweep seal will help with smooth operation of the cover. Alcohol,
petroleum based or silicon-based UV Protectants such as Armor-All® should be avoided and ARE NOT
recommended for our covers.
Ribbed Cover
Sweep Seal
Rail
Solid Wear Strip
FIG. 11A
FIG. 11B
Tailgate Drain
Fitting
Tailgate Drain
Tube
Tailgate Cap
Tailgate Drain
Tubes x2
Drain Fittings
x2
Hole Locations
FIG. 11C
FIG. 11A
If power is lost to the UltraGroove Electric unit, or the electric drive system fails to operate and you have to
use the cover right away, you can do the following to open or close the cover:
1. You will need to gain access to the release handle
located on the driver side of the canister at the front
of the truck bed. Once you have access to it, pull the
handle out away from the canister and then pull out the
handle kickstand behind it.
2. Settle the kickstand into the notch on the handle to
hold the handle in place.
3. Now, you should be able to push or pull the paneled
cover manually open or closed.
STEP 13: COVER RELEASE INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: The cover will not lock unless you disengage the
kickstand and lower the release handle. With the handle
released, the cover will move a short distance and the cover will then
lock itself in place. (Cover may not lock tightly against tailgate.) This process will allow
you to use the cover until power is restored. It is not meant for extended or permanent use.
Notch
Feature
Foam
Washer
Drain Fitting
Drain
Tube
FIG. 14A
2-Button Remote
Key Fob x2
HARDWARE
USED:
Part #BL232
HARDWARE
USED:
Pinch hazard
THE ELECTRONICS BOX HAS BEEN PRE-MOUNTED TO THE
INSIDE OF THE CANISTER.
• Connect the battery wire harness into the 2-wire plug at the end of the canister.
Connect the Wire Prong labeled “Power”. Also connect the optional manual
switch harness, if installed at this time.
• Attach the RED (positive) and BLACK (negative) wires to the battery or the truck
manufacturers suggested connection points at this time.
• Remove any snow or foreign matter
before operating the unit.
• Unit is now ready to operate.
• Press the Open button to open the cover
and press the Close button to shut the cover.

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RELEASE HANDLE ASSEMBLY MAINTENANCE
• Maintenance of the Release Handle Assembly requires lubrication of the coupler located inside the
canister. This is done during factory assembly but may need to be done from time to time during the life
of your cover.
• A small lubrication hole is provided on the coupler that a fine tipped grease gun can inject a small amount
of grease into. A high quality waterproof wheel bearing grease is recommended.
• To get to the coupler you will need to remove the rail clamps and end caps at the end of the rails. Use the
manual release handle and manually pull the cover out the end of the rails until you have access to the
coupler inside the canister. Grease the coupler, cycle and spin it to distribute lubricant then reverse the
process to re-assemble the cover, being sure to manually push the cover back into place in the canister.
(Do not use the motor to run the cover into the canister or you will damage
the rib caps on the edges of the cover.)
• After installation, if the cover is tight or hard to open and close,
the shimming may need to be re-adjusted.
• Periodically remove the Top Cover and clean out the canister.
• Drain tubes may become clogged over time and should be
removed and cleaned. To remove the drain tubes, reach under
the canister, grab the drain tube fitting and turn it while applying
light downward pressure. When the retaining tabs align with
notches in the bottom of the canister the Drain Tube and Fitting
will drop out. (FIG. H1)
• Re-tighten your clamp bolts quarterly with a 7/16” torque wrench to 70 in-lb (5.9 ft-lb.). For excessive
driving or extreme conditions (on rough roads, during high winds, following an emergency stop or evasive
maneuvers) you many need to re-tighten more frequently.
• To help keep your UltraGroove Electric Retractable Tonneau Cover looking it’s best, we recommend
washing it the same way you wash your truck. However you should not wax your cover.
FIG.13A
DrainTubeFitting Retaining Tab
Foam Washe
r
Canister DrainTube
FIG. H1
MAINTENANCE
WARNING
• Do not let children play with the opening and closing of the cover. They may seriously injure themselves.
• When closing the cover, you should verify area is free of obstructions and make sure that children and
pets are not in the proximity of the openings.
• Do not stand, sit or walk on the product.
• Do not use the product for passenger occupancy while the vehicle is in motion or while the engine is
running.
• Not intended for off-road use with cover installed on truck.
• Keep cover path clear when operating.

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LIMITED WARRANTY
PACE-EDWARDS BY LEER®
All Ford part numbers provided by Truck Accessories Group, LLC are warranted to be free from defects in materials or
workmanship on products properly installed per the installation instructions provided with the product. This warranty
covers repair or replacement of any defective product at no charge during the applicable warranty period listed below.
Labor for replacement or service of defective product is not paid or reimbursed by Truck Accessories Group, LLC.
WARRANTY PERIOD
USA
Product which appears on New Vehicle Monroney Label (window sticker)
Coverage which matches new vehicle warranty – Ford - 3 years or 36,000 miles whichever comes first;
Lincoln 4 years or 50,000 miles whichever comes first.
Part purchased and installed during or after the original vehicle warranty
Whichever of the following options provides the greater benefit to the customer:
1) 2 years / unlimited miles
or
2) The remainder of the new vehicle warranty
OUTSIDE USA
Product which appears on New Vehicle Monroney Label (window sticker)
Coverage which matches new vehicle warranty – Ford - 3 years or 60,000 kilometers whichever comes first;
Lincoln 4 years or 80,000 km whichever comes first
Part purchased and installed during or after the original vehicle warranty
Whichever of the following options provides the greater benefit to the customer:
1) 2 years / unlimited kilometers
or
2) The remainder of the new vehicle warranty
This limited warranty does not cover any damage, defect or malfunction caused by misuse, abuse, accident, improper
installation, modification or improper or lack of maintenance. Incidental and consequential damages are not recoverable
under this warranty. This warranty offers you specific legal rights. You may have additional or other rights as which vary
from state to state or province to province.
If you experience a warranty issue with this product please visit your Ford dealer. If the repair is covered by the warranty
above and completed by the dealership, labor is also covered by Ford – Ford Warranty and Policy – Section 3.
Please note that Truck Accessories Group, LLC has replacement component parts available to assist consumers and
dealers to resolve warranty and non-warranty issues as quickly as possible.
NOTE TO DEALER
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For technical service questions please call 1-844-756-4247.
NOTE TO OWNER
Ford truck owners should contact their Ford dealer with any questions.

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TABLE DES MATIÈRES
CONSERVER CETTE NOTICE DANS UN ENDROIT PRATIQUE
POUR CONSULTATION FUTURE
Outils d’installation requis.............................................................................................................................. 17
Préliminaires...................................................................................................................................................... 17
Emplacement des orifices d’évacuation – caisson.................................................................................. 17
1 Déballage................................................................................................................................................. 17
Contenu de l’emballage........................................................................................................................ 18
2 Câblage.................................................................................................................................................... 19
3 Positionnement du caisson.................................................................................................................. 19
4 Pose des rails....................................................................................................................................20-21
5 Pose du couvercle du caisson............................................................................................................ 22
6 Pose des coulisses................................................................................................................................ 23
7 Pose des brides...................................................................................................................................... 24
8 Pose des béquilles................................................................................................................................. 25
9 Pose des tuyaux d’évacuation du hayon........................................................................................... 26
10 Pose des tuyaux d’évacuation du caisson........................................................................................ 27
11 Lubrification et mise en place des coupe-bise................................................................................ 28
12 Connexion électronique........................................................................................................................ 29
13 Mode d’emploi de la poignée de déblocage................................................................................... 30
Entretien............................................................................................................................................................. 31
Déclaration de garantie .................................................................................................................................. 32

Orifices d’évacuation
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ÉTAPE 1 : DÉBALLAGE ET INVENTAIRE DU CONTENU
Le nécessaire complet se compose de deux boîtes, celle du caisson (marquée boîte 1 sur 2) et celle des
rails (marquée boîte 2 sur 2). Déballer le couvercle du caisson, le caisson, le paquet de brides, le paquet
de matériel, le ruban de mousse, les coulisses et les tuyaux d’évacuation. Retirer les rails de leur boîte
(cf. la mise en garde ci-dessous). Faire un décompte rapide pour s’assurer qu’il ne manque aucune pièce.
Dévisser les supports d’emballage en contreplaqué (2 boulons chacun) de chaque côté du caisson avec
la fourche ou l’anneau de la clé mixte 3/8 po. Jeter les supports et les boulons.
POUR NE PAS ÉRAFLER LES RAILS, NE PAS LES FAIRE GLISSER HORS DE LA BOÎTE PAR LE
CÔTÉ. OUVRIR LA BOÎTE DANS LE SENS DE LA LONGUEUR, (DÉGRAFER AVEC UNE PINCE),
PUIS SORTIR LES RAILS. NE PAS OUVRIR LA BOÎTE AVEC UN COUTEAU.
OUTILS REQUIS
D’INSTALLATION
Galon à
mesurer
Tournevis
Phillips
No. 2
Pince coupante
de côté ou pince
à bec effilé
Couteau
à lame
rétractable
Ruban-
cache
Clé
hexagonale
5/32 po
Clé mixte
3/8 po
Clé
dynamométrique
7/16 po
EMPLACEMENT DES ORIFICES
D’ÉVACUATION – CAISSON :
Ce couvre-caisse est destiné à chasser l’eau de pluie
par le caisson, puis par les orifices d’évacuation.
À cette fin, il faut enlever les bouchons d’origine
en plastique/caoutchouc des orifices d’évacuation,
puis les remplacer par les bondes fournies
avec ce nécessaire. Ce remplacement
doit être fait avant l’installation
du couvre-caisse.
Remarque : L’orifice d’évacuation
de chaque bonde doit être orienté à
l’extérieur du plateau.
Bondes
Côté
conducteur
Côté
passager
PRÉLIMINAIRES : RECULEZ POUR MIEUX SAUTER!
Lisez attentivement cette notice et regardez la vidéo d’installation avant
de commencer. Utilisez s’il y a lieu le code QR ou allez à
https://www.pace-edwards.com/F150-ultragroove
(vidéo d’installation et autres ressources utiles). SCANNER

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LE PAQUET DE MATÉRIEL COMPREND :
Coulisses
Rouleau de mousse –
Couvercle
Tuyaux
d’évacuation –
Caisson
Tuyaux d’évacuation –
Hayon
Paquet de
brides
Paquet de
matériel
Rails (gauche et droit) –
dans une boîte distincte
de celle du caisson
Ensemble
complet du
caisson
Couvercle du
caisson
Complete
Canister
Assembly
Top Cover
Canister Drain
Tubes
Clamp Pack
Hardware
Pack
Clamp
Extensions
Tailgate Drain
Tubes
Rails (Leftand
Right)-inseparate
box from canister
Top Cover
Foam
Sill Filler
CONTENU DE L’EMBALLAGE :
Faisceau x1
Attaches
rapides x5
LE PAQUET DE COULISSES COMPREND :
1/4-20x5/8”
Rail Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4”Lock
Washer x2
Black TopCover
Screw x2
6 Ft. of Foam
Installation
Tool x1
4 bras
du
pivot
2 béquilles
4 boulons
4 brides courtes
à crampon
FIG. 10B
2 vis de rail 1/4 po –
20 x 5/8 po
2 rondelles
plates 1/4 po
2 rondelles de
frein 1/4 po Ruban de
mousse 180 cm
1 jauge
d’écartement
Kick Stands x2
Short Clamp
Grips x4
Pivot
Arms
x4 Bolts x4
2 vis (couvercle
noir du caisson)
Clés électroniques situées ici Clés
électroniques
Lingettes
protectrices
Bondes
Côté
conducteur Côté passager

1 faisceau
de câblage
5 attaches rapides
Elevating
Objects
Canister needs to be
high enough to have
rail install clearance
FIG. 4A
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Hardware Used:
Wire Harness x1
Zip Ties x5
Supports
élevés
Surélever le caisson
pour pouvoir installer
les rails
FIG. 3A
ÉTAPE 2 : CÂBLAGE
ÉTAPE 3 : POSITIONNEMENT DU CAISSON
• Si l’on installe le produit sans aide, placer le caisson sur le plateau, juste derrière la cabine, puis le
centrer d’un côté à l’autre. Le caisson doit alors être posé sur des supports élevés, comme la boîte
du caisson ou des seaux de 20 L.
(Si l’on est aidé dans l’installation, passer à l’étape 5 de pose du caisson et des
rails assemblés sur le plateau de la camionnette.)
Remarque : Le centrage du caisson sur le plateau facilitera le montage
des rails sur le caisson (étape suivante).
• Insérer l’extrémité sans la prise du long faisceau dans la gaine de potelet
par le côté conducteur; la faire sortir par le dessous de caisse.
• Laisser environ 30 cm de mou du côté du plateau pour la connexion
électronique.
• Diriger le faisceau sous la camionnette, jusqu’à la batterie dans le
compartiment-moteur.
• Attacher le porte-fusible au bout du fil ROUGE/positif.
(Ne pas brancher sur la batterie pour le moment.)
• On fixera le faisceau avec les attaches rapides fournies après l’avoir tendu
du côté du caisson.
MATÉRIEL
UTILISÉ :
1 faisceau
de câblage
5 attaches rapides
Elevating
Objects
Canister needs to be
high enough to have
rail install clearance
FIG. 4A

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Rail gauche
Rail droit
Côté hayon Côté cabine
HARDWARE
USED:
1/4-20 X 5/8” Rail
Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4” Lock
Washer x2
FIG. 4A
Rebord
du caisson
Flasque de
la nervure
de tête
Butée du
caisson
FIG. 4B
Tirer
ÉTAPE 4 : POSE DES RAILS
Left Rail
Right Rail
Tailgate EndCab End
:
FIG. 5A
FIG. 4B
Canister
Flange
Lead Rib
Flange
Canister
Stop
FIG. 5B
Pull Out
2 vis de rail
1/4 po - 20 x 5/8 po
2 rondelles de
frein 1/4 po
2 rondelles
plates 1/4 po
La Figure 4B montre
une nervure de tête qu’il
faut tirer vers le hayon.
Loger le rail dans le
guide du caisson en le
tournant un peu pour
que le coupe-bise ne se
replie pas sur le guide
(Fig. 4C).
• Tirer d’abord légèrement le couvre-caisse pour que le flasque de la nervure de
tête dépasse le rebord et la butée du caisson (Fig. 4B).
• Ôter le papier de protection de la mousse, sur la face inférieure des ailes de
chaque rail (ce papier est réservé au conditionnement du produit).
• Distinguer ensuite le rail gauche du rail droit (Fig. 4A); l’aile et la mousse du rail
doivent être orientées à l’extérieur de la caisse.
Loger ici
le profilé
de rail dans
le guide
Coupe-bise
FIG. 4C
Cran du guide
Rail gauche
Rail droit
Côté hayon Côté cabine
HARDWARE
USED:
1/4-20 X 5/8” Rail
Screw x2
1/4” Flat
Washer x2
1/4” Lock
Washer x2
FIG. 4A
Rebord
du caisson
Flasque de
la nervure
de tête
Butée du
caisson
FIG. 4B
Tirer
MATÉRIEL
UTILISÉ :