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• Brand:

  

  

• SKU:

  W716195-S450B

• Positions: Left Lower, Left Upper, Left Front, Left Rear, Left Outer, Left Inner, Right Lower, Right Upper, Right Front, Right Rear, Right Outer, Right Inner, Upper Lower, Upper, Upper Front, Upper Rear, Upper Outer, Upper Inner, Front Lower, Front Upper, Front, Front Rear, Front Outer, Front Inner
• Other Names:

  Gravel Deflector Screw, Door Trim Panel Upper Bolt, Energy Absorber Screw, Bumper Cover Screw, Side Bracket Screw, Fog Lamp Assembly Screw, Side Trim Screw, Front Deflector Screw, Fender Liner Retainer Screw, Rear Deflector Screw, Side Shield Screw, Under Cover Retainer Screw, Lower Shield Retainer Screw, Wheelhouse Liner Screw, Bumper Cover Retainer Screw, Side Bracket Retainer Screw, Fender Liner Screw, Absorber Screw, Impact Pad Screw, Lamp Bezel Screw, Outer Duct Screw, Support Bracket Screw, Inner Bracket Screw, Shield Screw, Headlamp Assembly Screw, Stone Guard Screw, Grille Screw, Mount Bracket Screw, Reinforcement Screw, Handle, Inside Screw, Lamp Assembly Screw, Lamp Bracket Screw, Retaining Bracket Screw, End Support Retainer Screw, Lower Cover Screw, Side Support Screw, Fog Lamp Screw, Valance Screw, Valance Panel Screw, Outer Cover Rivet, Bracket Screw, Lower Deflector Bolt, Screw And Washer Assembly

• Description:

  This is a genuine Ford door trim panel screw, a screw and washer assembly built on the HS1 base used to secure interior door trim panels and a range of exterior body components. Ford dealer catalogs list it under several names including Door Trim Panel Screw, Door Interior Trim Panel Screw, Valance Screw, Lower Deflector Screw, Bumper Cover Screw, and Fog Lamp Screw, all referring to the same multi-role fastener, and it is supplied with the valance and lower deflector in some applications. It threads into a panel or bracket and clamps the trim, valance, or cover tight so it sits flush and does not loosen, lift, or rattle. You will find it used across a wide range of Ford and Lincoln applications including Explorer, F-150, Mustang, Aviator, Continental, and Navigator, with applications spanning a broad range of model years. These are representative examples rather than a complete list, since Ford shares this hardware across many positions. A loose or missing screw lets the door panel, valance, deflector, or cover it secures loosen, sit proud, vibrate, or pull away, and because each component uses several fasteners a single failure can leave a section flapping or rattling. Ford supplies these as standard service hardware because they are commonly removed during interior and body service, so they are typically replaced whenever the related component is taken off. Confirm the correct screw for your specific vehicle and position against your VIN before ordering, since coverage varies by application.

• Notes: Included with valance. Included with lower deflector.

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