Name: Ford OE NK4Z14G672B - Drive Motor Battery Pack Control Module
Brand: Ford OE
SKU: mpn5002846530
Price: 145.13 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Vehicle Fitment

Make	Model	Year
Ford	E-Transit	2022-2024

Product Details

Drive Motor Battery Pack Control Module (NK4Z14G672B) by Ford OE. If you want to keep your Ford performing the way it did when it left the factory, rely on Ford OE products. Manufactured to strict specifications for fit, form, and function, they not only help restore original performance but also install in no time flat. No modifications needed! These products are sure to deliver the quality, reliability, and durability you expect from Ford.

Features

Genuine OEM Ford part made to fit your vehicle perfectly
Designed to restore OEM performance for a safe ride
Offers dependability and quality backed by the Ford name
Crafted from high-grade materials for long-lasting service
Precision-built to strict Ford standards of safety
Installs with no modifications to your vehicle

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Brand:

Ford OE

Part Number:

NK4Z14G672B

OE Numbers:

NK4Z-14G672-B

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Ford OE AV6Z10C679P - Battery Cable

My wipers started acting up one morning by themselves, I assumed it was the wiper motor. Took it in to be told it was a negative battery cable that the wipers connect too. After installing on this Ford (which you actually have to work to get to the battery in this mother, lol) it was replaced and so so corroded which I wasn't told about, and I noticed the radio, different warning messages I hadn't seen since I purchased the car 2 yrs ago. Yesterday my car wouldn't unlock or start when hitting the button so then I thought the battery or alternator. I took it in again. The reason I'm mentioning the battery is because my ex which is a female mechanic told me the corrosion was being caused by something drawing too much... Yesterday when I took the old battery in, it was extremely hot to touch and I believe that battery was getting ready to explode. But at least the part that was bought is what lead me to correct the issue and the seems to be working fine now

Posted by suzanne (Mulberry, FL) / July 08, 20212016 Ford Escape

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