2012-2018 Ford Focus or C-Max Hood Release Handle - Black
This genuine OEM hood release handle is a direct repair part for your 2012-2018 Ford Focus or C-Max, designed to replace a broken or missing handle. This component is essential for releasing the hood latch, allowing you to access the engine bay for maintenance and repairs. It is the perfect solution for a handle that has failed, preventing you from opening the hood and performing routine checks or services.
Made from high-quality materials with a black finish to match the original factory specifications, this part ensures a precise fit and reliable performance.
This genuine part is an exact replacement for the one originally installed at the factory and is available here at a great price compared to a new car dealership.
| Part Quality | Genuine OEM Part |
| Part Condition | Brand New in OEM Packaging |
| Fitment | Exact Fit |
| Ships From | Houston, TX |
| Additional Info | Black |
The genuine OEM hood release handle for the Ford Focus and C-Max is designed to address the problem of a broken or unattached release handle that prevents access to the engine. A non-functional handle can be a major inconvenience, making it impossible to perform essential maintenance tasks like checking fluids or adding washer fluid. By replacing the old handle with this genuine part, you restore the functionality of the hood release, ensuring you can easily and safely access your engine bay whenever needed.
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Ford | Focus | 2012-2018 |
| Ford | C-Max | 2013-2018 |
At Conquest Auto Parts LLC, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality Genuine OEM auto parts at the best prices. Established in 2006, We understand the importance of quality and expertise, and these values are at the heart of everything we do.
Our team operates a large warehouse equipped with a state-of-the-art logistics system to ensure that your parts are shipped quickly and arrive in perfect condition. Orders are shipped the same or the next business day, so you can count on receiving what you need when you need it.
At Conquest Auto Parts, we only sell brand-new, genuine parts. Genuine parts fit right the first time with no modifications needed, just like the ones sold at new car dealerships – but at a fraction of the price.
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