Ford Mondeo MK4 S-Max MK1 Rear Boot Fuse Box Cover Lid Grey 6G9T-14C507-CB

Ford Mondeo MK4 S-Max MK1 Rear Boot Fuse Box Cover Lid is an original component from the Fuses and fuse boxes group, designed for the rear electrical installation housing. The cover ensures an organized and secure enclosure for the rear fuse box, protecting it from mechanical damage and external factors. It is a practical solution for users who want to maintain the factory order of wiring harnesses and modules in the rear of the vehicle.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6G9T-14C507-CB
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6G9T-14C507-CB
• Substitutable numbers: 1387608, 6G9T-14C507-CB, 6G9T14C507CB
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Fuses & Fuse Boxes

Purpose and function of the component

The described cover is dedicated to the rear part of the body, where the fuse box responsible for powering selected electrical circuits is located. Its purpose is to:

• protect the fuse box from accidental damage during luggage loading,
• limit the access of dust and contaminants to connectors and fuse sockets,
• maintain an aesthetic, organized appearance of the luggage compartment or rear service module.

Thanks to its fit for the specific Ford design, the cover works with factory mounting points, which facilitates installation and removal during service work.

Compatibility with Ford Mondeo MK4 and S-Max MK1

The cover has been designed for the fourth-generation Ford Mondeo and the first-generation Ford S-Max, which translates into a proper fit with the upholstery and rear interior trim elements. The appropriate edge profiling allows for:

• stable seating in the intended mounting location,
• no interference with factory handles, recesses, and covers,
• easy service access to the fuse box after removing the cover.

The grey finish is consistent with the typical interior color scheme of these models, which helps maintain a uniform look for the rear of the vehicle.

Performance characteristics and installation

The rear fuse box cover is a component that often operates in more demanding conditions – near luggage, tools, or accessories transported in the car. Using an original Ford part allows you to:

• minimize the risk of looseness and unwanted vibrations,
• maintain proper routing of wires and harnesses in the vicinity of the box,
• ensure compliance with factory service procedures.

Installation is based on factory clips and mounting points, so the component can be replaced without interfering with the body structure. This solution is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs or restoring the car to a factory-like condition.

Condition and benefits of using an original cover

The item comes from the used parts group, which allows for an economical restoration of the full functionality of the rear housing while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. Using a factory cover ensures:

• dimensional compatibility with the Ford body structure,
• visual consistency with other interior elements,
• easier identification and handling of the fuse box during diagnostics.

For workshops and individual users, this means predictable installation and no need to adjust replacements of uncertain origin.

Expansion of the Ford Fuses and fuse boxes system

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the electrical installation zone in the rear of your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as housings, sockets, or additional protection modules, check out the available parts in the Ford Fuses and fuse boxes category.

Substantive support and knowledge development

When planning broader service work or electrical system upgrades, it is worth expanding your knowledge about solutions used by various manufacturers. An article describing the development of technology in the luxury car segment may be helpful – you can find it here: Evolution of the Mercedes S-Class: from W140 to W222 – innovations, model differences, and Mercedes auto parts over the years. It allows for a better understanding of the directions of changes in vehicle construction and the approach to designing key components.