Having trouble finding a part number.

[jtimon]

I have a 2022 Bronco Badlands soft top. On the driverside rear window there is a channel that the window slides into/out of when you remove/replace the window.

the plastic part is broken and I can't find the part number to order a new one.

Can someone help me figure this out?

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[jtimon]

OOF! I just posted to the Raptor issues forum. Not sure how to move it?

 

[HotdogThud]

@flip this guy could use your assistance

 

[j_marinelli]

Right Side Part Number: M2DZ7851532A Supersession(s): M2DZ-7851532-A
Left Side Part Number:M2DZ7851533A Supersession(s): M2DZ-7851533-A

There are some aftermarket metal ones on amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/MSIZOY-Window-Guides-M2DZ-7851532-M2DZ-7851533/dp/B0CLLLBZYL

 

[flip]

Someone needs to start making the rear hoop corners. Ford doesn't offer as of this post unless you get the whole hoop which is $1,700.00. Was under $300.00 at one point but changed with a build date break.

 

[jtimon]

Right Side Part Number: M2DZ7851532A Supersession(s): M2DZ-7851532-A
Left Side Part Number:M2DZ7851533A Supersession(s): M2DZ-7851533-A

There are some aftermarket metal ones on amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/MSIZOY-Window-Guides-M2DZ-7851532-M2DZ-7851533/dp/B0CLLLBZYL

Thank you so much!

 

[SkiSquatch]

I have the same broken part and ordered the aluminum replacement. anyone know how to remove the old one? Its held in by 2 screws (easy) and two studs. The studs are the painpoint. The new one comes w/ screws instead of the studs.

 

[jtimon]

I have the same broken part and ordered the aluminum replacement. anyone know how to remove the old one? Its held in by 2 screws (easy) and two studs. The studs are the painpoint. The new one comes w/ screws instead of the studs.

I had been planning on just drilling them out. Carefully of course with somethihng to protect the truck from damage

 

[SkiSquatch]

I’ll try drilling tomorrow. I have dual tops so it isn’t on the truck yet. The replacement screws go in from underneath, so you may have to remove the top from the truck to get the screws in.

 

[SkiSquatch]

7/64 bit did the trick. Drilled it from the bottom, and a bit of wiggling got it off. Good idea @jtimon.

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