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skid plate on level II standard?

His the front skid plate standard on a 03 level II cause i dont have one on mine. I bought it used and its not there, does ford has one for it and if yes how much money his it worth. I just have one on the gas tank
 
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You should have one on the front and one on the transfer case as well. If you do mroe than mild offroading, it'd be a better investment to have one made. The stocker is more for keeping water and muck out of the fan/engine compartment. You can find em on ebay for around $50 usually. Search for "Ranger Skid"
 
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Ford gets over US$200 for the factory front skid plate. That's a lot of money for what it is. If you want a used one, look for the black painted type that came on the Level II's. It is thicker and a little stronger than the stainless one that was on earlier trucks.
 
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Originally Posted by rwenzing
Ford gets over US$200 for the factory front skid plate. That's a lot of money for what it is. If you want a used one, look for the black painted type that came on the Level II's. It is thicker and a little stronger than the stainless one that was on earlier trucks.
Evan payed around $150ish maybe lower for his from the dealer. just FYI Bob...black
 
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He got a very good deal.

98~2000 front skid plate (stainless):
YL5Z-5B018-AA
$250.50 list, $210.42 online

Level II front skid plate (black):
1L5Z-5B018-AA
$238.07 list, $199.98 online

http://www.parts.com/partlocator/ind...OEM&siteid=318
 
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Originally Posted by rwenzing
He got a very good deal.

98~2000 front skid plate (stainless):
YL5Z-5B018-AA
$250.50 list, $210.42 online

Level II front skid plate (black):
1L5Z-5B018-AA
$238.07 list, $199.98 online

http://www.parts.com/partlocator/ind...OEM&siteid=318
i guess he did then cause i was the one that found it at the dealer for him thats how i know the price is around 150. one of the dealers around us is pretty cheap on parts. Bill brown dealership. always seems to be cheaper then anyone else..idk if he got it from there tho... the price could have gone up since a year ago tho. i hear the manual level II shifters did...
 

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I dont go often offroading with it, had a bad experience with my old s-10. I just want something to kept the snow from backing in the front. Ill try to call Ford tomorrow i work in a mechanic shop so i have my parts nearly at cost, plus i need the pinion seal for my front diff. I only have 40 000 mile on it and one trail and it started to leak,

Thanks for the reply guys
 
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Are these skid plates a direct bolt-on to an '01 XLT Off-Road vehicle or would I need to drill holes and get a mount?
 
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yep theyll bolt right up to your. 6 bolt. 4 by the bumper and 2 in the rear
 
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Damn i didnt no that the exchange rate was so much. They want 350$ canadian garage cost. I think im going to make my own at that price.
 
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Damn i didnt no that the exchange rate was so much. They want 350$ canadian garage cost. I think im going to make my own at that price.
The sad part is, we're @ $0.89 to $1US. The exchange rate is awesome, about time we get back up there. There was a time when the Canadian dollar was stronger then the US dollar.....not that long ago either....I'm not that old.

Your local shop wanted $350 to get you a skid plate??
 
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