Ford OE BL3Z19A282B - Rear Trailer Hitch Ball Mount

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Replaces Original (OE) Part #:BL3Z-19A282-B, F5TZ-19A282-D
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Features

  • Genuine OEM Ford part made to fit your vehicle perfectly
  • Designed to restore OEM performance for a safe ride
  • Offers dependability and quality backed by the Ford name
  • Crafted from high-grade materials for long-lasting service
  • Precision-built to strict Ford standards of safety
  • Installs with no modifications to your vehicle

Product Details

Rear Trailer Hitch Ball Mount (BL3Z19A282B) by Ford OE. If you want to keep your Ford performing the way it did when it left the factory, rely on Ford OE products. Manufactured to strict specifications for fit, form, and function, they not only help restore original performance but also install in no time flat. No modifications needed! These products are sure to deliver the quality, reliability, and durability you expect from Ford.

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BL3Z19A282B
OE Numbers:
BL3Z-19A282-B, F5TZ-19A282-D

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Question:
were is the hitch bar and ball stored on the 2013 f150 when not in use?
Ford OE BL3Z19A282B - Rear Trailer Hitch Ball Mount
Posted by Customer / April 04, 20212013 Ford F-150
CARiD Answer:
Hi, we are not familiar with a dedicated place to store the hitch ball and bar in a 2013 F-150. Most owners either leave it place if it is used frequently, or remove it and store it in the bed or interior of the truck.
Posted by CARiD Expert / April 07, 2021