Genuine Ford Parts - Page 30

GTLEGEND · 19-12-2022, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Linz

Hi GT, I'm thinking of replacing the alloy wheel nuts on my 2004 RTV, as the chrome plating is peeling a bit here and there.
Are they still available and do you know what length the genuine ones are?
Mine seem to be quite long compared to normal B series car alloy wheel nuts.
TIA, Linz.

Which wheels do you have on your RTV, can you give me the part number on the back of the wheel to make sure I have the right one.

Citroënbender · 19-12-2022, 08:27 PM

Thanks @GTLEGEND for a great value NOS part, delivered with speed and professionalism.

GTLEGEND · 19-12-2022, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Citroënbender

Thanks @GTLEGEND for a great value NOS part, delivered with speed and professionalism.

No worries, great to have helped out.

**Linz** · 21-12-2022, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by GTLEGEND

Which wheels do you have on your RTV, can you give me the part number on the back of the wheel to make sure I have the right one.

Here's a few pics of my spare wheel GT, standard RTV alloys...

PC200022 by Linz, on Flickr

PC200023 by Linz, on Flickr

PC200024 by Linz, on Flickr

PC200025 by Linz, on Flickr

GTLEGEND · 21-12-2022, 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Linz

Here's a few pics of my spare wheel GT, standard RTV alloys...

image PC200022 by Linz, on Flickr

image PC200023 by Linz, on Flickr

image PC200024 by Linz, on Flickr

image PC200025 by Linz, on Flickr

Great that confirms what I have, the 55mm RTV wheel nut has part number EF1012A in comparison to the standard BA chrome wheel nut ER1012A. Obsolete now but might be able to chase some NOS if you are keen. Need to chase availability and price if need be. They used to be around $20 each when they were available.

GTLEGEND · 21-12-2022, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Linz

Hi GT, I'm thinking of replacing the alloy wheel nuts on my 2004 RTV, as the chrome plating is peeling a bit here and there.
Are they still available and do you know what length the genuine ones are?
Mine seem to be quite long compared to normal B series car alloy wheel nuts.
TIA, Linz.

From what I can tell, normal BA are 40mm RTV are 55mm in length.

GTLEGEND · 21-12-2022, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by George V

Thanks GT,

PSP switch - FGX factory one is stamped with same part number as "Falcon Fg Mondeo''; It is made in Italy. Photo, link: https://postlmg.cc/qg988vsS

I will order this and hubs as required after new year.

Kind regards,
George V

Have confirmed that the PS switch is the same for both..

Ben · 24-12-2022, 01:50 PM

is it still possible to get the rubber drivers door seals au falcon?

GTLEGEND · 24-12-2022, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Ben

is it still possible to get the rubber drivers door seals au falcon?

Long gone..

bazzaa · 25-12-2022, 01:35 PM

G'day,
Is it at all possible to get the overhead clocks that were fitted to BF GTs with dual zone ICCs? I've hunted high and low.

If not, is there at least a part number for them floating around?
(I understand some Territorys had them as well?)

GTLEGEND · 25-12-2022, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by bazzaa

G'day,
Is it at all possible to get the overhead clocks that were fitted to BF GTs with dual zone ICCs? I've hunted high and low.

If not, is there at least a part number for them floating around?
(I understand some Territorys had them as well?)

Part number for the clock assembly was BA2T15000A, good luck finding one! You could also buy some of the components of the assembly as well (clock, housing, rear cover , mounting screws etc) all no longer available.

The assembly is different to the Territory.

bazzaa · 26-12-2022, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by GTLEGEND

Part number for the clock assembly was BA2T15000A, good luck finding one! You could also buy some of the components of the assembly as well (clock, housing, rear cover , mounting screws etc) all no longer available.

The assembly is different to the Territory.

Cheers for that. A part number may at least help in the search.

So the housing of a Territory one is different? Or the internals are? Or the whole thing?

I was kind of hoping I could get hold of one and make something good out of it and my broken one.

pinzvidz · 26-12-2022, 03:35 AM

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Originally Posted by bazzaa

G'day,
Is it at all possible to get the overhead clocks that were fitted to BF GTs with dual zone ICCs? I've hunted high and low.

I'm in the same boat. I have a busted clock housing in my GT thanks to a rough roof lining fitter (previous owner arranged).

As mentioned by @GTLEGEND they're no longer available. However, Tom at GTP Reproductions on FB has mentioned that he might be looking to reproduce them one day, no ETA though at this stage.

bazzaa · 26-12-2022, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by pinzvidz

Tom at GTP Reproductions on FB has mentioned that he might be looking to reproduce them one day, no ETA though at this stage.

Thanks. I actually tripped over their FB page not long after coming here. Hopefully they go ahead with it, it's a frustrating quest. The original owner of mine had a new windscreen put in and they broke the clock.

Is there a guide for pulling one off the roof and pulling it apart anywhere you know of?

Magna · 26-12-2022, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by bazzaa

G'day,
Is it at all possible to get the overhead clocks that were fitted to BF GTs with dual zone ICCs? I've hunted high and low.

If not, is there at least a part number for them floating around?
(I understand some Territorys had them as well?)

Territory clocks are mounted in the sunglass holder

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/23479996...item36ab2b3188

Citroënbender · 26-12-2022, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Magna

Territory clocks are mounted in the sunglass holder

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/23479996...item36ab2b3188

Another seller who’s overlooked the essential bracket above the roof lining!

KRISL · 25-12-2022, 02:04 PM

Merry Christ-mas GT legend, and all the thread starters, posters, and responders to help solve our ford life issues, no matter what day of the year it it �� ❤️

GTLEGEND · 25-12-2022, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by KRISL

Merry Christ-mas GT legend, and all the thread starters, posters, and responders to help solve our ford life issues, no matter what day of the year it it �� ❤️

Merry Christmas to everyone, hope Santa was great to you all!!

**FairmontGS** · 26-12-2022, 10:59 AM

I’ve never seen the roof mounted clock, so don’t know what it looks like, but is this what you’re looking for?

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/16508261...mis&media=COPY

bazzaa · 26-12-2022, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by FairmontGS

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/165082617558

Yep, thanks, have seen those. Mine is more a matter of busted housing.
Did you notice there's also a guy selling those mechs with a blue backlit LED?

Ben · 26-12-2022, 08:46 PM

Is the OEM AU T5 shifter bushing still available from ford?

Another thing regarding AU falcons are all the engine lower splash trays the same or are if I need a XR one does it need to be off an XR.

GTLEGEND · 27-12-2022, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Ben

Is the OEM AU T5 shifter bushing still available from ford?

Another thing regarding AU falcons are all the engine lower splash trays the same or are if I need a XR one does it need to be off an XR.

What bush are you referring to? Do you mean number 9 in the image below?

AU Manual Shifter.png

All the lower splash trays/deflectors are the same on AU's, part number ER8B384A.

GT

Cherrybombbb · 27-12-2022, 12:58 AM

Is it still possible to get steering wheels through Ford for the FG Falcon and the horn pad

I know the wheel part is BG3600D1

I’m going into Ford next week for a service so if I know it’s avalible I may ask them to order one seeing I have a few vouchers to use at the dealership

GTLEGEND · 27-12-2022, 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherrybombbb

Is it still possible to get steering wheels through Ford for the FG Falcon and the horn pad

I know the wheel part is BG3600D1

I’m going into Ford next week for a service so if I know it’s avalible I may ask them to order one seeing I have a few vouchers to use at the dealership

That steering wheel part number supersedes to 8R2Z3K664AA but both the numbers are now obsolete.

The horn pad is actually part of the air bag and depending on what model you have can either be around $800 or $500. Still available though..

Cherrybombbb · 27-12-2022, 04:18 AM

What about the steering wheel buttons in black BG9C888A

Boosted_G6 · 27-07-2023, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by GTLEGEND

That steering wheel part number supersedes to 8R2Z3K664AA but both the numbers are now obsolete.

The horn pad is actually part of the air bag and depending on what model you have can either be around $800 or $500. Still available though..

so definitely gone the steering wheel for FG to FGX BG3600D1 XR6 /G6E?

Ben · 27-12-2022, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by GTLEGEND

What bush are you referring to? Do you mean number 9 in the image below?

Attachment 106044

All the lower splash trays/deflectors are the same on AU's, part number ER8B384A.

GT

t5 bushing.png

23 in attached pic is the bushing.

Thanks m8

GTLEGEND · 27-12-2022, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Ben

Attachment 106045

23 in attached pic is the bushing.

Thanks m8

That has part number XFP7277A, no longer available genuine, but maybe Rare Spares or the alike?

arm79 · 27-12-2022, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Ben

Attachment 106045

23 in attached pic is the bushing.

Thanks m8

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Originally Posted by GTLEGEND

That has part number XFP7277A, no longer available genuine, but maybe Rare Spares or the alike?

This might be of interest and to keep in the memory banks...

https://srpauto.com.au/ford-parts/tr...h-ea-bf-xg-xh/

https://srpauto.com.au/t5-gear-lever...d-ea-bf-xg-xh/

On the pricey side, but might outlive car.

EDIT - Just saw other brass options for the $25 to $35 mark. Google "T5 Gear Lever Bush for Ford EA-BF XG-XH".

KRISL · 29-12-2022, 10:35 AM

Thin wire like fishing tracer is good for getting behind things to cut two sided tape or glue