I watched several videos re this installation. This is BY far the best explanation of what to do. While not too complicated, the paperwork that came with the box was very poor. I would still be working on it without this video. Thank you!!
I've been procrastinating on putting in my swing case that I got for Christmas. Your excellent video has given me the confidence to "go for it!" I'll update this comment once successful.
I, too, watched several videos before this. I think I was a little concerned about doing damage to my tail light. This was by far the most descriptive and best video I watched.
Good instruction. Thanks. Unfortunately, after installing the driver's side unit, the swing rod didn't align very well with the latch. I lowered the latch and rotated the pivot bracket as much as the bolts would allow. Finally, I was able to at least get it latched when I swing it but the rod still hits the bottom of the latch, and I have to swing it with a bit of force for it to latch. In the end, I still think it's worth it. Hopefully the passenger side will align better.
Mitchell, sorry yout having an issue, not sure why.... but I agree it a great storage unit and worth the price. Hope you figure it out .... let me know. And thanks for watching the video!!!!
Thanks for a great installation video. Very informative and the info about the three pins on the inside of the (expensive) tail lights was most appreciated!
Sounds great!!! Glad you like and found the video useful. The Amazon link is in the video description for your convenience.... let me know how your install goes.
Thank you for posting this. I just got my Swingcase today and this video helped me get it installed in about 20 minutes. I see you got your truck from Cavalier, I’ve purchased several vehicles for there.
Very glad the video helped you out with your installation. I did get it from Cavalier Ford. They gave me the best price, trade value on my trade vehicle.... bit I did have to drive 3+ hours to get there, but it was worth it.
No problem, glad you enjoyed it and I honestly don't know how I trucked without them before. The links are provided in the Video description if your interested. Stay Healthy!
@@BanginGearsGarage I had my swing case fitted at my local Ford Dealership and I’m very happy with the fitting. It’s a nice case to keep a car/vehicle medical kit inside it along with a flashlight. Cable ties and bungee cords. It’s a great little case! Recommended!
@@BanginGearsGarage just put my boxes on and was easier than I was figuring. The latch is adjustable up or down and one box needed adjusting and now shuts and latches easily.
I've installed two of these so far on F250's, was running through your video for the 2020 F150 install because I am mounting a pair of them next week for a buddy. Suggestion to installers, even though the kit comes with lock washers, I used blue locktite on the threads for the bolts behind the tail light. if the bolts move at all, then you have to remove the tail lights to re-adjust the alignment again, if beyond what the striker plate range can adjust. On the question about "why isn't it made of aluminum?" - weight. The box can only hold 75lbs, if the box was aluminum, it would weigh more, reducing the capacity. The hinges can only hold so much before the weight causes sag beyond the adjustable range of the striker. On my personal F250, I carry tools and 2 hitches in my driver's side and it takes a little lift to swing the case back into place with the weight being right at max (or just over) weight capacity.
Great video and explanation. The older F150 2009-2014 - was nicer for installation you could set the height lower. With the newer F150's apparently since the holes are already there you have no choice on the height. With a lower install you have more choices on tonneau covers
@Eric Thomas the swing case are the same, just the brackets are different. I think 2015+ uses one type. And 2009-2014 uses another model #. Have to confirm on their website.
Well that would of been a smarter way of doing it. Where were you that day???? LOL. Just make sure you flip the impact driver upside down when you install yours!!!!
In my opinion...and you know what they say about opinions....the swing case has the lid on the wrong side. I don't want to have to open the tailgate, remove the padlock, and swing the case back just to be able to get into it. So...I reversed my lid. The hinges are just plastic and just pressed into a snap fitting. I took a big flat bladed screwdriver and unsnapped them, turned the lid the other way and then with a block of wood, tapped with a hammer and reseated them on the opposite side. Same with the latch. Now I can open the lid while standing beside the truck without having to open the tailgate. To me this should have been a no brainer when it was built.
For all of you future installers that don't have an extension either, run the screws in without the bracket to first cut the threads. Now you can install the bracket with hand tools because the threads have been cut. Your welcome.
Hey Frank, You are the only one to mention the "pivot lock" so that you can secure it and still swing it out at the same time. Does this come with each case or do you have to buy it separately?
I haven't seen and pics or video with the lines as well. But I would say yea it will work as long as the lined has cut outs for the swing case mounting points. I say get o e and try, you can always return it.... its Amazon!
Hi there.... Very informative video. Can you tell me how much light is able to escape around the swing cases from the OEM bed lights? I was initially going to get cases for both sides but I rely on the bed lights a lot and am worried that it will be too dark. I figure with only one side, it may still be workable. I look forward to your input. Thanks!
Hey Aaron, great question. If you get both the bed will be pretty dark. Is you get just one there should be ample light it the bed from the side that dosent had the case. But remember you can always swing the case open all to allow more light it. However you go, thanks for watching the video and I hope you enjoy the cases.... if you do order then. Have a great weekend.
I installed one in my 2020, but when I purchased it, I wasn't thinking about how my tonneau cover latches under the bed rails. I had to latch the tonneau cover and then slam the box pretty hard hoping that I don't break the latch since it's behind the box..
Good to know.... my tonneau cover is flush with the bed and dosent interfere. But I'm sure other reading this will find this info very useful, thanks for posting.
Yes that cases barely go past the wheel wells. ... and there is still 1-2 inches under them if they do on your make and model truck. Also watch my Top 5 truck Mod Video... czcams.com/video/Hu4ZEWTeA20/video.html at the 10:05 mark there is a good shot on the entire truck bed with both cases in clear view.
Great video - thanks so much. Question I have is can you still turn on rear lights at rear or will switch be blocked and how much lighting is loss? Thanks !
Ray, the case does block the light switch when closed. I litterly just went down to my truck to see. I can access the switch by swinging out the case. You do not need to remove the case to access the bed light switch. The bed light are particularly blocked by the cases but, as I just tried it.... there is still enough light from just the interior bed lights to light up the entire bed. Hope this answers your questions. Please let me know if you have any others. Always happy to help. Remember the Amazon link is in the video description if you decide the cases fit your truck storage needs. Thanks again and Happy New Year!!!!!!
No I completely think you're fine with a 5th wheel they tick in very nicely between the wheel well and the tailgate. The 5th wheel would have to touch the bed itself to interfere with the Box so I think you're fine
Hey Jeff.... do you mean the cleats that use the 4 holes where the Swing Case Locking Bracket goes? They mount over the Swing Case Bracket and have no interference with the case itself. If you mean the cleats that come from the factory at the 4-corners of the bed.... you leave them in as well.... no interference at all. Hope this answers your question.
Thanks alot for this tutorial video. But when i cheched most of the suppliers at Amazon they dont supply it with pivot lock.the bracket which lunched to the cause didn't have hole for pivot lock
Got my swing case today and your video was right on point. Especially the tip with the wrench to pry out the tail light cover. Worked like a charm. I probably would have messed something up without your tip. Thanks again!
@@garyhargrove8300 glad my video helped with your installation. I have more videos coming with other accessories I'm putting on my truck, so stay tuned!!!!
The dont go pass the wheel wells ..so what ever the distance is between the wheel well the the distance between the boxes. I have not measured the distance.
I'm not 100% sure if the bed configuration is the same between the 2020 and the 2021. I think it is, and I think these would work but please do your research. I dont want to steer you in the wrong direction.
No.... The Swing Cases are number matched right and left ..... so the one key will work both sides..... I have 2 in my truck and all the keys match and work either case..... Great Question though!!!
Off Amazon, the links for the Swing Cases are in the video description. I provided several links for different year, make and model trucks. Hope this helps.
I wouldn't think you would have any issued with the carpeted floor at all.. as for the side of the bed as long as you still have access to the mounting locations through the carpet, i think it would still mount fine... but that is still my best guess.
Jared - I have done that for over a year. The storage bin/bungee works great until it is in the way of other cargo. I am constantly moving it in and out of the truck bed to the cab (or leaving it in the garage) because it is in the main area of the bed. The swing cases take up otherwise wasted space and are well worth the $$$. Great video, btw!!!!!
Yes the cases do block the factory tie downs in the corners, unless you remove the boxes when you carry the bike in the back... but that kinda defeats the purpose. I have "Bull Rings" on the bed ledge that I use to tie stuff down in the back... not sure if that helps you out at all.
Oh Manitoba, that’s an embarrassing comment. This seems to be some kind of weird epidemic on you tube where people comment and ask questions that are clearly obvious because they skip ahead and fast forward through videos or choose not to use common sense.
@@BanginGearsGarage I don’t think I have any installation questions but how well do you like it and does it seem like it will hold up? I’ve seen some reviews on Amazon complaining about the plastic cracking or breaking around the metal metal mount
@@corykroeger2231 I have had no issues at all.... I have both the driver and passenger side cases and both are completely filled. No crackin or , leaking . I love them.
Have had mine for over a year with firewood stacked and banging against them.... have not cracked and the hinges and rod guides are fine. Just regular maintenance like WD40 on the hinges and friction points and they will be fine.
I watched several videos re this installation. This is BY far the best explanation of what to do. While not too complicated, the paperwork that came with the box was very poor. I would still be working on it without this video. Thank you!!
John, than was truly the best compliment i have ever got on one of my tutorials.... thank you very much. I'm so glad it helped you!!!!!
I've been procrastinating on putting in my swing case that I got for Christmas. Your excellent video has given me the confidence to "go for it!" I'll update this comment once successful.
Glad I could give you the push you needed. Can't wait for updates.
While it would be better to have you as a neighbor, your videos are the next best thing. Thank you! Exactly as you demonstrated.
@@BB-lx7os I appreciate that!!!! Glad the video helped!!!! Enjoy the case!!!!
I, too, watched several videos before this. I think I was a little concerned about doing damage to my tail light. This was by far the most descriptive and best video I watched.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate you watching and feedback. Glad it worked out.
Excellent tutorial!! My case was missing the instructions and your video was spot on and very easy to follow and understand! Thank you!
Best comment ever Mark. Glad you found it useful and enjoy your swing case!!!!!!
OMG thank you!!!! I’ve been standing in the driveway swearing trying to figure this out for my 2020! You are one smart cookie! Thanks again!
Glad I could help!!!!!
Good instruction. Thanks. Unfortunately, after installing the driver's side unit, the swing rod didn't align very well with the latch. I lowered the latch and rotated the pivot bracket as much as the bolts would allow. Finally, I was able to at least get it latched when I swing it but the rod still hits the bottom of the latch, and I have to swing it with a bit of force for it to latch. In the end, I still think it's worth it. Hopefully the passenger side will align better.
Mitchell, sorry yout having an issue, not sure why.... but I agree it a great storage unit and worth the price. Hope you figure it out .... let me know. And thanks for watching the video!!!!
Outstanding install video man, great work. I'll be buying a swing case for my f150 and this video is a big part of the reason. thanks
Awesome, glad the video help you out.... hopefully you get yours through my links..... Happy Holidays!!!!
Thank you, finally a great video for an f150
Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful!!!! Thanks for watching!!!!
Thanks for a great installation video. Very informative and the info about the three pins on the inside of the (expensive) tail lights was most appreciated!
No Problem... Glad you found the video informative. I Hope you enjoy them as much as i do if you decide to pick yourself up a pair.
Excellent tutorial. I really like your video editing skills.
Thank you very much.... I appreciate that.
Finally a detailed tutorial to watch that helps
Thanks
Glad you enjoyed and hope it helps.
Bangin' Guys....this really is a well made video...easy to follow. Nice
Thank you. glad you liked it and found it usefull.
Great install video. I purchased a 2020 F-150 back in September and these are the next on my list to install. Thanks!
Sounds great!!! Glad you like and found the video useful. The Amazon link is in the video description for your convenience.... let me know how your install goes.
Nice job 🇺🇸👍🏻
Thanks 👍 Glad you enjoyed the video!!!!
good thing you had that 10" extension :)
Thank you for posting this. I just got my Swingcase today and this video helped me get it installed in about 20 minutes. I see you got your truck from Cavalier, I’ve purchased several vehicles for there.
Very glad the video helped you out with your installation. I did get it from Cavalier Ford. They gave me the best price, trade value on my trade vehicle.... bit I did have to drive 3+ hours to get there, but it was worth it.
Great video Frank and sweet addition to the truck.
Thank you!!!!!
Been thinking about these cases. Appreciate you making this video.
No problem, glad you enjoyed it and I honestly don't know how I trucked without them before. The links are provided in the Video description if your interested. Stay Healthy!
Looking forward to getting the exact swing~case fitted to my Ford Ranger MRST next Monday! It’s a UK Wildtrack variant.
Didn't know that made one for the ranger yet. l use mine all the time..... you're gonna love them!!
@@BanginGearsGarage I had my swing case fitted at my local Ford Dealership and I’m very happy with the fitting. It’s a nice case to keep a car/vehicle medical kit inside it along with a flashlight. Cable ties and bungee cords. It’s a great little case! Recommended!
I like the storage box, but I don’t like blocking the LED bed light. Trade offs there are. Nice install vid. Thanks!
It is a trade off. But I still love mine and use them every day.
Thank you again for the video yes very good instructions. I have one comment though. The star wrench you called it is also a torque wrench.
Thanks for watching, glad you found it useful
I have the exact Tonneau you have...love it...getting ready to install these boxes. Good video.
I love the cover and the boxes..... glad you found the video useful !!!!
@@BanginGearsGarage just put my boxes on and was easier than I was figuring. The latch is adjustable up or down and one box needed adjusting and now shuts and latches easily.
Love the intro and what you're doing here brotha!💪
Thank you!!!!
Love the idea, but not the shape or dimensions of the boxes...
Great vid man.💯👌
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it, sorry you didn't like the case itself. I use mine every day,
I've installed two of these so far on F250's, was running through your video for the 2020 F150 install because I am mounting a pair of them next week for a buddy. Suggestion to installers, even though the kit comes with lock washers, I used blue locktite on the threads for the bolts behind the tail light. if the bolts move at all, then you have to remove the tail lights to re-adjust the alignment again, if beyond what the striker plate range can adjust.
On the question about "why isn't it made of aluminum?" - weight. The box can only hold 75lbs, if the box was aluminum, it would weigh more, reducing the capacity. The hinges can only hold so much before the weight causes sag beyond the adjustable range of the striker. On my personal F250, I carry tools and 2 hitches in my driver's side and it takes a little lift to swing the case back into place with the weight being right at max (or just over) weight capacity.
Great suggestions and observations. Thank you for your input, very useful!!!!
Great video and explanation. The older F150 2009-2014 - was nicer for installation you could set the height lower. With the newer F150's apparently since the holes are already there you have no choice on the height. With a lower install you have more choices on tonneau covers
Great comment, I appreciate your feedback as I don't know too much about the older models.
Is there a difference between the model years on the F150
@Eric Thomas the swing case are the same, just the brackets are different. I think 2015+ uses one type. And 2009-2014 uses another model #. Have to confirm on their website.
awesome job thanks
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it and hopefully found it useful.
Thank you for your video
Glad you enjoyed it Paulo.
Hey Frank, great video! Not trying to be a smartass but why didn't you just turn the impact driver upside-down so it would reach the bolts?
Well that would of been a smarter way of doing it. Where were you that day???? LOL. Just make sure you flip the impact driver upside down when you install yours!!!!
In my opinion...and you know what they say about opinions....the swing case has the lid on the wrong side. I don't want to have to open the tailgate, remove the padlock, and swing the case back just to be able to get into it. So...I reversed my lid. The hinges are just plastic and just pressed into a snap fitting. I took a big flat bladed screwdriver and unsnapped them, turned the lid the other way and then with a block of wood, tapped with a hammer and reseated them on the opposite side. Same with the latch. Now I can open the lid while standing beside the truck without having to open the tailgate. To me this should have been a no brainer when it was built.
Actually thats a super smart idea Greg, thanks for sharing it.
So thats where my passenger side box went to......lol
LOL , did they do it to you as well???
For all of you future installers that don't have an extension either, run the screws in without the bracket to first cut the threads. Now you can install the bracket with hand tools because the threads have been cut. Your welcome.
Great idea!!!!
Hey Frank, You are the only one to mention the "pivot lock" so that you can secure it and still swing it out at the same time. Does this come with each case or do you have to buy it separately?
Comes with the Case!
@@BanginGearsGarage sweet good to know. Thanks
@@brewersblade4887 No problem... Glad you found the information useful!!!
I'm needing to know if they will install over a ford duraliner. I don't see any photo's of them with a duraliner .
I haven't seen and pics or video with the lines as well. But I would say yea it will work as long as the lined has cut outs for the swing case mounting points. I say get o e and try, you can always return it.... its Amazon!
Hi there.... Very informative video. Can you tell me how much light is able to escape around the swing cases from the OEM bed lights? I was initially going to get cases for both sides but I rely on the bed lights a lot and am worried that it will be too dark. I figure with only one side, it may still be workable. I look forward to your input. Thanks!
Hey Aaron, great question. If you get both the bed will be pretty dark. Is you get just one there should be ample light it the bed from the side that dosent had the case. But remember you can always swing the case open all to allow more light it. However you go, thanks for watching the video and I hope you enjoy the cases.... if you do order then. Have a great weekend.
I installed one in my 2020, but when I purchased it, I wasn't thinking about how my tonneau cover latches under the bed rails. I had to latch the tonneau cover and then slam the box pretty hard hoping that I don't break the latch since it's behind the box..
Good to know.... my tonneau cover is flush with the bed and dosent interfere. But I'm sure other reading this will find this info very useful, thanks for posting.
Great tutorial!
Thanks Mark.....really appreciate that!
Can you still fit a sheet of plywood in the bed?
Yes that cases barely go past the wheel wells. ... and there is still 1-2 inches under them if they do on your make and model truck. Also watch my Top 5 truck Mod Video... czcams.com/video/Hu4ZEWTeA20/video.html at the 10:05 mark there is a good shot on the entire truck bed with both cases in clear view.
Nice video.
Thank you!!!!
Excellent instructions thank you cause qr link sent with Ford Swing box didn't work.
Glad the Video was able to help you through the install .
I also had alignment issues with driver side and was not able to lock my cover , box interferes locking handles
Thanx for this video. Is the bivid lock come with the bagging or I buy it alon.
It comes with the case
@@BanginGearsGarage thanx👍🏽
Great video - thanks so much. Question I have is can you still turn on rear lights at rear or will switch be blocked and how much lighting is loss? Thanks !
Ray, the case does block the light switch when closed. I litterly just went down to my truck to see. I can access the switch by swinging out the case. You do not need to remove the case to access the bed light switch. The bed light are particularly blocked by the cases but, as I just tried it.... there is still enough light from just the interior bed lights to light up the entire bed. Hope this answers your questions. Please let me know if you have any others. Always happy to help. Remember the Amazon link is in the video description if you decide the cases fit your truck storage needs. Thanks again and Happy New Year!!!!!!
Frankie: great video....do you think a sliding fifth wheel hitch would be interfered with if those boxes were installed in the back?
No I completely think you're fine with a 5th wheel they tick in very nicely between the wheel well and the tailgate. The 5th wheel would have to touch the bed itself to interfere with the Box so I think you're fine
Does the box on the drivers side interfere wolith the light switch or the lower lie downs?
You can easily get to the light switch without removing the box. Unfortunately, to use the lower tie-down the box will need to be removed.
Thank you
Is it just the Ford that requires the lights removed?
Not sure, have never installed them on another make or model.
Hey Frank! I have the boxlink system, do you leave the cleats in and install over them? Thanks and excellent video.
Hey Jeff.... do you mean the cleats that use the 4 holes where the Swing Case Locking Bracket goes? They mount over the Swing Case Bracket and have no interference with the case itself. If you mean the cleats that come from the factory at the 4-corners of the bed.... you leave them in as well.... no interference at all. Hope this answers your question.
Thanks alot for this tutorial video. But when i cheched most of the suppliers at Amazon they dont supply it with pivot lock.the bracket which lunched to the cause didn't have hole for pivot lock
Mine came with the pivot lock that uses the same keys as the locking case top. What make and model truck are you looking to get it for?
❤️ awesome 😊
Thank you!!!!!!!!!
Great Video!
Thanks Gary
@@BanginGearsGarage supposed to deliver today. 2019 Lariet
@@garyhargrove8300 very cool.... you get the driver, passenger or both? Reach out to me if you have any questions!!
Got my swing case today and your video was right on point. Especially the tip with the wrench to pry out the tail light cover. Worked like a charm. I probably would have messed something up without your tip. Thanks again!
@@garyhargrove8300 glad my video helped with your installation. I have more videos coming with other accessories I'm putting on my truck, so stay tuned!!!!
Nice video👍
Thank you RC!!!!
Great video. What kind of bed liner do you have?
I went with Line-X.
Great video! How much space is left between the 2 boxes?
The dont go pass the wheel wells
..so what ever the distance is between the wheel well the the distance between the boxes. I have not measured the distance.
Star assembly? Its called a TORX bit.
Nice catch!!! Thanks for the correction. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Do these install like this on the 21 f150
I'm not 100% sure if the bed configuration is the same between the 2020 and the 2021. I think it is, and I think these would work but please do your research. I dont want to steer you in the wrong direction.
Could you fit a full AR in one of these?
It’s not looking like it but my guy from the range says he does it all the time 😂
I don't thing so. Maybe with a folding or collapsible stock. My AR-10 will not.
would a SC-201 99-14 Model fit a 2019 F150? Thanks!
I'm not sure.... the link I provided is for the SC203D model which fits the 2015-20 Ford F-150.
@@BanginGearsGarage whew! Thanks! Will dig more then!
Will the two keys be different if I run two swing cases?
No.... The Swing Cases are number matched right and left ..... so the one key will work both sides..... I have 2 in my truck and all the keys match and work either case..... Great Question though!!!
Will this fit a 2021 ford f150 with factory tri fold cover?
I can't answer that as I don't have a 2021. But it does fit under my tri fold in my 2020... so I would assume also would on the 2021
Cool idea. But I wouldn't trust leaving my tools in there overnight. Seems too easy to break into
I would agree but under a bed cover, nobody knows its even there.
Where did you get your swing tool box from?
Off Amazon, the links for the Swing Cases are in the video description. I provided several links for different year, make and model trucks. Hope this helps.
Did you say you can still leave the tie down hooks on?
Yes you can! It does not interfere with them at all.
Bangin' Gears Ok. Thanks.
@@leelahd4428 no problem happy to help and thanks for watching the video.... links are in the description if you're interested.
Any tips if you have the bed carpeted ? Sides to.
I wouldn't think you would have any issued with the carpeted floor at all.. as for the side of the bed as long as you still have access to the mounting locations through the carpet, i think it would still mount fine... but that is still my best guess.
Why not just bungee cord a large plastic storage container in the bed? 🤔 not to downplay the terrific design it’s definitely a slick product
Jared - I have done that for over a year. The storage bin/bungee works great until it is in the way of other cargo. I am constantly moving it in and out of the truck bed to the cab (or leaving it in the garage) because it is in the main area of the bed. The swing cases take up otherwise wasted space and are well worth the $$$. Great video, btw!!!!!
How do you change the direction the lid opens?
I'm pretty sure you can't, they open the way they open.
Do you lose tie downs in those corners? I have a dirtbike and go crisscross.
Yes the cases do block the factory tie downs in the corners, unless you remove the boxes when you carry the bike in the back... but that kinda defeats the purpose. I have "Bull Rings" on the bed ledge that I use to tie stuff down in the back... not sure if that helps you out at all.
@@BanginGearsGarage ok yea no sounds good thanks for the reply 👌👌👌
Dumb idea: reaching over the tailgate for tools???? Back problems for sure 👎 B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
I agree, that's why they swing out over the lowered tailgate towards you...so you don't have to reach over and hurt your back. Smart Idea!
It’s a SWING case. You pull the yellow lever and the box swings out to you.
Oh Manitoba, that’s an embarrassing comment.
This seems to be some kind of weird epidemic on you tube where people comment and ask questions that are clearly obvious because they skip ahead and fast forward through videos or choose not to use common sense.
Video is to dark. Poor lighting can't see
Yea i was shooting into the sun ..... if you have any questions about the installation, im happy to help out.
@@BanginGearsGarage I don’t think I have any installation questions but how well do you like it and does it seem like it will hold up? I’ve seen some reviews on Amazon complaining about the plastic cracking or breaking around the metal metal mount
@@corykroeger2231 I have had no issues at all.... I have both the driver and passenger side cases and both are completely filled. No crackin or , leaking . I love them.
Don't buy. Both broke. Plastic rod guides for steel rods that lock into steel latches. Plastic doesn't hold up. Plastic hinges.
Have had mine for over a year with firewood stacked and banging against them.... have not cracked and the hinges and rod guides are fine. Just regular maintenance like WD40 on the hinges and friction points and they will be fine.