NEW 2011-2014 Ford F-150 3.5L Ecoboost STEEL Rear Skid Plate Lower (Rear) Plate

Description

Listing is for ONE (1) "Skid Plate" Assembly – This all Steel heat shield or skid plate is located behind the conventional skid plate on an
Eco-boost equipped F-150 (2011-2014)
. It is the skid plate that protects the motor, the rear of the engine and many drivetrain parts.
Original piece gets mud, water, dust, road grime and eventually collapses, falls off or deteriorates.
Failure to replace this shield WILL result in alternator failure, belt fatigue, and un-needed engine damage.
Replacement shield includes 4 new hardware pieces (bolts) that must be replaced when servicing originally equipped foam heat shield. Easy replacement parts!! 3/8 "clip" bolts are much stronger than originals (included).
- Bedlined 1/8” (11ga.) steel has a strong undercoating finish. Easy to touch up with black paint. Skidplate is strong and will not bend! CNC plasma cut to fit.
- These are heavy duty replacement parts. The skid plate weighs 29lbs and is very hard to "put in a box and ship." We do the best we can on protecting the plate during shipment, but shipping is very hard on items. WE DO NOT ACCEPT RETURNS
- Must have OEM
mounts
present on truck
- We designed 2 holes in the skid plate for an alternate oil drain. With a simple 90 degree fitting and a petcock, you will never have to remove the skid plate for an oil change. Also, keeps things much cleaner.!! Skid plate does not have to be removed for oil filter change.
Skid-Plate is a must have part for any repair shop that works on or services Ford Eco-boost trucks..
We have sold hundreds of these all over the states with excellent feedback. You get a high-quality part, made in the United States for half of the original replacement price.
Additional pictures of mounting can be sent upon request.
We thought we would share a review,
Fits right in,perfect replacement.What should have come with truck!
New message from:
rbit6127
(30
)
Good afternoon: Item received; installed and perfect fit. For an one man operation, I used a small floor jack to raise the skid plate up, aligned the holes. I also used never zeez on the bolts to assist with future rusting. Thanks you for your assistance and have a wonderful day.