Ford 8T4Z-7844210-A
Spoiler, Black, Rear

The service and repair process of the rear spoiler begins by uninstalling the liftgate trim panel. Begin by disconnecting the electrical connector together with the rear windshield washer hose from the rear spoiler and after removing the two nut covers proceed with the five rear spoiler nuts removal. When adding new nuts to the assembly you must use a torque wrench to set the torque to 6 Nm (53 lb-in). A piece of tape should be used to protect the paint on the liftgate. When removing the spoiler you must pay attention to the four difficult-to-reach pin-type retainers located underneath. A gentle push toward the vehicle roof from above the spoiler will help detach it from the pin-type retainers but demanding pressure on either the window or the spoiler should be avoided. A pry bar should be used to separate the liftgate from the spoiler to make this process easier. Installation requires the reversal of removeling steps along with replacement of any retainers that succumbed to breakage when removing the unit.

The first step to serve the spoiler requires removing the liftgate trim panel. Remove the electrical connector as well as the rear windshield washer hose from the rear spoiler and then disconnect the two nut covers before extracting the four rear spoiler fasteners. Protection of liftgate paint requires you to attach tape across its surface. Attention must be paid to four pin-type retainers located beneath the spoiler because they generate difficulty in spoiler removal. You can remove the rear spoiler by lightly prying upwards until it liberates from the retainers without touching the window glass. A pry bar can support the removal process by inserting it between the liftgate and the spoiler. The installation process for the spoiler begins by undertaking the reverse order of removal and completing replacement of any retainers that experienced breakage.

Service and repair of the spoiler begins by taking off the liftgate trim panel. Begin by disconnecting the electrical connector together with the rear windshield washer hose from the rear spoiler. After that remove the 5 rear spoiler nuts where you need to pull off the 2 nut covers. When installing the 5 nuts maintain a torque of 6 Nm (53 lb-in). A protective tape should cover the liftgate paint before starting. You should know that the spoiler features 4 pin-type retainers at its bottom but achieving access to these retainers can be tricky when you uninstall the spoiler so elevating pressure at the back of the spoiler may help exposure without touching the window. A pry bar should be used to push between the liftgate and spoiler in order to help with separation. Recipients which broke during installation need replacement according to the reverse procedure.