⚡️ Ford DA8Z-14526-A Circuit Breaker Assembly: Reliable and Efficient Protection for Your Vehicle's Electrical System Review

This is a positive conclusion to Flexibility 2014. Ford sells it fully wired for 300+. Others have posted pictures. The item is high quality and not cheap.

Although Revain said it did not fit my car my mechanic confirmed it was the part and when it arrived he fitted it and it works great.

My original battery clip has rusted to the point of almost no contact. First I was told that I would have to buy the whole wiring harness. Luckily I found this and was able to replace the defective part cheaply. Worked great!

Absolutely fantastic! Exact replacement. Fully working! Advice? Carefully remove any plugs connected to this node. They all have plastic mounts so use a small flathead screwdriver. After unscrewing the entire assembly and before removing all the connections from it, remove the battery. Makes assembly work much easier. I couldn't be happier with this replacement. The price is great.

Perfect! The actual Ford part for wayyyyy is less than the Ford parts department wanted and they fixed what was quoted to me as $500.00. Very easy to install. There's only one 10mm head for everything. Search the internet for videos on how to avoid the problem in the future. I used white lithium grease, felt pads, and a wire brush to clean the connectors and screws. Crank it up all the way and the car started right away. Total time 1 hour if so.

2015 Ford Flex. The positive pole of the battery was completely corroded in the red box. I went to the Ford dealer, they told me they no longer sell the part I just need to fix the redbox. I had to buy all the wiring and I thought it was right. This was the part I used, everything came back as it should. The corrosion was so bad I ended up having to buy a complete wiring harness, but for now it was an easy fix and not expensive. I can save for that now.

Easy 10 minute fix - and it took me a while to thoroughly clean all the connecting wires. I don't understand the acceptance of these flimsy terminal "straps" (they're not good enough to be called "clips") - they seem designed to fail. But these are genuine Ford parts for a fraction of what the dealer charges for that connector plus the positive wire (which DOES NOT normally need to be replaced). I bought two to have a spare on hand if it corrodes.