jRedondox

found it thanks

Wheel-Well Liners


Part No: BL3Z-9927886-A

ClaySlayer

http://accessories.ford.com/panel-wheelhouse-outer.html

Combat vet

The Ford part number is: BL3Z9927886A List price: $152.75. Sell price: $133.99. You can go to www.accessories.ford.com and find them there for $133.99. If you don't mention that you found them at www.accessories.ford.com the dealer may try to charge you the list price. Good luck.

JRVicHammer

You can get them for $103.17 from TASCA.

LPMM

I just installed mine and I had to do the same 2x4 trick for the clips. I had to tug a little more on the driver's side to get the liner to sit properly, other than that the install was a breeze and all the holes lined up. It looks so much better with those liners.

CapeCod_Chris

I have weathertech mud flaps installed and was wondering if anybody had any trouble installing the wheel well liners with the mud flaps?

Combat vet

the rear mounting tab of the liner uses the bolt that secures the rear fender support strut.
If the flap uses the same bolt, you may want to pickup a couple of 1/4x28x1.5 in bolts so there is enough length for the flaps and the liner. Should be fine. Good luck.

150andFalcon

Interesting thread. I just stopped at my local Ford dealer and they said there is no liner for the F150...just the super duties! Looks like I'll go with the rugged liners.

Has anyone installed the liners on a truck with the Firestone riderite air bags? Looks like I'll have to notch the liner to clear the upper mounting bracket.

93Cobra#2771

iTrader: (2)

You are correct. Look at my previous thread I started an you'll see. Basically a rectangle section is botched out to clear and possible notches for airlines according to how they are run.

Ford850

Great dealer you have there. Not only are they available as parts, but the 2013 F-150 can be ordered with these liners now. His loss.