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• Brand:

  

  

• SKU:

  W716051-S450B

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

  Bumper Face Bar Bolt, Trailer Hitch Receiver Bolt, Mount Plate Bolt, Outer Bracket Bolt, Reinforcement Bolt, Bumper Bolt, Mount Bracket Bolt, Bumper Cover Spacer Panel Bolt, Bumper Face Bar Mount Bolt, Hole Cover Inner Bolt, Inner Bracket Bolt, Mount Plate Inner Bolt, Upper Bracket Bolt, Side Bracket Bolt, Bracket Bolt, Inner Bracket Mount Bolt, Mount Plate Mount Bolt, Bumper Assembly Bolt, Bumper Corner Cover Bolt, Spoiler Bolt, Support Bracket Bolt, Trailer Hitch Bolt, Bumper Lower Bolt, Front Bumper Bolt, Bolt

• Description:

  This is a genuine Ford bumper face bar reinforcement beam bolt, a bolt built on the HB1 base used to secure the bumper face bar, reinforcement beam, and mounting brackets to the body and frame. Ford dealer catalogs list it under several names including Bumper Face Bar Reinforcement Beam Bolt, Bumper Face Bar Mount Bolt, and Bumper Mount Bracket Bolt, all referring to the same fastener. It clamps the bumper structure firmly to its mounting points so the beam and face bar stay located and the bumper system holds its position. You will find it used across a wide range of Ford applications including F-150, F-150 Lightning, F-250 Super Duty, F-350 Super Duty, Ranger, and Bronco, with applications spanning a broad range of model years. These are representative examples rather than a complete list, since Ford shares this hardware across truck and SUV bumper systems. A loose, missing, or corroded bumper beam bolt lets the reinforcement beam or face bar shift, which causes misalignment, uneven gaps, rattling, and a bumper that does not sit correctly, and because the reinforcement beam is part of the vehicle's impact structure the integrity of these bolts matters for crash performance. For that reason it must be installed correctly and torqued to the Ford specification. Confirm the correct bolt for your specific vehicle and position against your VIN before ordering, since bumper hardware varies by model and configuration.

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