Ford Focus Mk2 Tailgate Trim Panel Hatchback Rear Left N/S Grey 4M51-A42907-AGW

Ford Focus Mk2 Tailgate Trim Panel Hatchback Rear Left N/S Grey is an original interior tailgate trim panel for the left side, designed for the hatchback version. The component belongs to the Trims, decorative moldings and decorations group, allowing for an aesthetic finish of the rear body section and restoring the factory look of the trunk interior. This used grey panel is a practical solution for post-accident repairs, replacing damaged plastics, or completing missing upholstery elements.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 4M51-A42907-AGW
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 4M51-A42907-AGW
• Substitutable numbers: 4M51-A42907-AGW, 4M51A42907AGW, 1352779, 4M51-A42907-AG, 4M51A42907AG, 4M51-A42907-AG34X1, 4M51A42907AG34X1
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function of the component

The described panel serves as the interior tailgate cover on the left side of the Ford Focus Mk2 hatchback. Its functions include:

• covering the tailgate structure and wiring harnesses,
• visually organizing the rear part of the interior,
• protecting metal elements from accidental impact from luggage,
• reducing noise and vibrations transmitted from the tailgate to the cabin. Thanks to its precise fit for the specific body model, the panel ensures a consistent, factory-like finish and proper alignment with adjacent upholstery elements.

Construction and fitment for Ford Focus Mk2

The trim was designed as part of the Ford tailgate interior finishing system. The shape of the panel corresponds to the geometry of the left side of the tailgate, which facilitates installation and ensures stable mounting at the original attachment points. The grey color is consistent with the typical interior finish of the second-generation Focus, allowing the component to blend well with other plastics and upholstery. As a part from the Trims, decorative moldings and decorations group, the panel serves both protective and aesthetic functions – it improves the visual perception of the trunk and helps keep the interior in an orderly state.

Installation zone – rear, left side

The component is intended for installation in the rear of the vehicle, on the left side of the tailgate. This positioning means that the panel works in conjunction with other interior tailgate covers and side trunk linings to create a cohesive interior system. A correctly installed panel:

• eliminates the visibility of raw structural elements,
• provides service access after removal (e.g., to wiring, lock, lighting),
• reduces the risk of cable damage during daily trunk use.

Characteristics of the used component

The panel comes from dismantling, which allows for maintaining compliance with Ford's factory specifications. A used component is a reasonable choice for maintenance repairs or restoring the interior after a collision – especially where the fit of the shape, shade, and mounting method is important. This type of part works well as a replacement for a damaged, cracked, or missing trim, restoring the functionality and aesthetics of the vehicle's rear zone.

Complementary Ford Trims, decorative moldings and decorations

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the trunk area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as additional trims, finishing moldings, or decorative plastic panels, check the available parts in the Ford Trims, decorative moldings and decorations category.

Practical tips for choosing parts from dismantling

When completing used interior finishing elements, it is worth paying attention to the compatibility of the body version, color scheme, and mounting system. General rules for selecting parts from the secondary market may also be helpful – especially when you are planning repairs in other vehicle systems in parallel. More information on the safe selection of components from dismantling can be found in the article "Fuel dosing problems: what to look for when buying a used injection pump and fuel rails?", which discusses practical criteria for assessing the condition of used components.