🔧 Dorman 924-329 Body Mount: Enhancing Stability and Efficiency for Ford Models Review

All the other reviews sum it up well, I would add that I have a 2005 f250 4 door regular bed, this socket goes in the rear glass on the driver's side, take the screw if it is removed Pull it out and unscrew it about an inch and hit it with a hammer. You may also have to hit the bottom to loosen it. You don't have to remove the back seat to do this, I had to loosen the grommet behind the driver's seat under the carpet about an inch to allow enough clearance to raise the cab far enough to remove…

Installed this on my 2005 F250 Extended Cab today. The first thing to say is that this is a little different from stock. The bolts are completely different, but you already know that by reading other reviews. So I reused my screws. Another big difference is in the metal part. Completely different. But I installed it anyway. I thought maybe Dorman had perfected Ford's design since the standard design is obviously not perfect. So I went and installed it and it's like a new truck. Doesn't matter…

I ordered this for my 2006 F250 King Ranch Crew Cab Position 4 (Rear of Cab) . Just a couple of things: First, it's smaller than the broken rattle mount I replaced. However, I called Dorman and made sure it was the right part. Apparently Ford replaced this part a few times and now you can use it for position 3 or 4. So it's narrower and has a more protruding bezel than the bowl-shaped frame the original manufacturer had. BUT it seems to be working fine. 4 stars because it's a smaller mount than