Ford is using them on other cars. I just found them in the trunk of a Lincoln. These ones are clear and feel like thin plastic like a sandwich baggie pulled tight.
To further corroborate the claim that there are no part numbers, I just came back from the Ford dealership after speaking with one of the technicians, and he confirmed they do not have a part to fix it. They wanted to charge me minimum 2 hours labor to take the doors off and then cover it with...
That would be nice if I had the know-how. I’m not a good handyman. Plus, I spent three hours yesterday looking for a solution. I couldn’t even find the part on the Ford website. I took it to dealer today and they had no idea what I was talking about. What a headache!
Hello, M6G world.
I’m James (@ximportdriver). You may recognize me by the same name from the former West Coast Fords and current StangNet.
My current ride is 2017 GT PP Lightning Blue. Previous rides were a 2013 GT (Mustang Customizer Winner #1), 1999 Saleen S281sc, and a 1994 SVT Cobra...