🔹 Genuine Ford AA8Z-9942528-A Dark Blue Nameplate, 9 x 3.5 Inches Review

I used this on my tailgate on a 2011 F150 to replace an old one that had had the paint peeling off. This new one looks great, true to size and sticks well. I added some extra spray glue to make sure it stayed on.

This is not an OEM part. It looks cheap, has two rivets that don't match, and mine, I'm not sure if that's all, was missing the blue paint between the loop on the F. Also, mine was scratched. This is rubbish, don't buy it. I've posted pictures of the diffwrench between the real OEM replacement and this junk. The color is gone too. I got a real oe for $30.

This photo speaks for itself. Purchased the item on October 14, 2014 and in less than a year the paint and finish had faded. I thought the seller was an OEM (Original Manufacturing Equipment) and not a fake "Made in China". The $31.50 cost was wasted. I was able to keep my old faded emblem and get reasonable results. Very disappointed with this product advertised and sold on Revain Prime.

This identification plate is a genuine Ford part and is of good quality. If Ford part numbering is confusing, it's a big badge. So if you have a backup camera under a badge on your tailgate, that's not the right part for it (the badge is a lot smaller). In this case you need part number CL3Z-9942528-B (at least that's what I need for my 2013 F150).

Modified to 2011 EDGE Took about 20 minutes after watching some YouTube videos. DO NOT USE THE BUTTER KNIFE METHOD to remove the OEM badge on 2011 models as the badge will remain with prolonged installation. Racks and nuts are non-stick. Removing 2 screws and 4 rib clips in the grille exposed the retaining clips on the back of the mounting plate. Pros: Good quality logo. - Listed in the FORD Genuine Parts List. The packaging looks like OEMCons: - Missing key posts to attach the nuts on the back

This is a genuine Ford part. Exact replacement for my 2010 Ranger tailgate. Supplied in sealed Ford packaging from a Ford dealer. My local dealer wanted $58 for it. Carefully remove the old one. Dental floss helped loosen it. Use a plastic tool such as B. a paring knife to pry up one end. If you use a screwdriver or similar, be careful not to scratch the paint outside the logo area. Then you can take it off. I was able to unroll and peel off the old glue. Clean and dry the area completely…

2006 F150 Lariat. Perfect replacement for front and rear emblems. When removing the front emblem, save the 2 jam nuts for use when reinstalling the new emblem. While the posts are unthreaded, the locking nuts thread their own when you snap them onto the posts. For the front emblem I left the paper tape for attaching. This makes the next traversal easier. There was some glue on the old emblem but I was able to remove it with my fingertips by unscrewing the 2 lock nuts on the back. emblem on the…

I have a 2012 Ford F-150 Super Crew Cab. Great replacement for my old badge. My old license plate had a film that was the blue part of the Ford emblem. Over time this film came off leaving only the chrome portion of the nameplate. Removing the old one was quite difficult. Be careful not to scratch or damage your vehicle's paintwork. After the old record is removed, the fun begins. All old glue must be removed. This glue is like trying to remove the white color from rice. Whoever made this glue.