Ford Kuga MK1 Rear Tail Light Inner Left N/S 8V41-13A603-AD

Ford Kuga MK1 Rear Tail Light Inner Left N/S is an original component from the Rear lights and brake lights group, designed for installation on the left side of the rear bodywork. Thanks to its factory design, it ensures a consistent look for the tailgate, correct light signaling, and compatibility with the vehicle's electrical system. It is a practical solution for post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged lens, or restoring full lighting functionality.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8V41-13A603-AD
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8V41-13A603-AD
• Substitutable numbers: 8V41-13A603-AD, 8V4113A603AD, 1545445
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Part type: Rear Light Assembly
• Category: Rear Light Assemblies

Purpose and fitment

The presented lamp has been designed specifically for the first generation of the Ford Kuga and is mounted in the inner part of the rear lighting assembly, on the driver's side. Its placement in the tailgate area means it is responsible for vehicle visibility from the rear, working in conjunction with the outer lamp in the fender. Thanks to a design consistent with Ford's factory standards, proper fitment with the bodywork and stable mounting are maintained.

Function in the Rear lights and brake lights system

The inner lamp plays an essential role in the entire rear lighting system, complementing the outer lighting modules. It is responsible for:

• clearly signaling the presence of the vehicle on the road from the rear,
• maintaining the continuity of the light line between the tailgate and the fender,
• a consistent, factory look of the brake and position light assembly.

A properly selected inner tail light helps maintain compliance with vehicle lighting regulations and improves safety during braking and driving after dark.

Technical characteristics and installation

The element is intended for installation in the rear left part of the vehicle, which eliminates the risk of error when selecting the side. The construction based on OEM solutions allows for the use of original mounting points and standard electrical connectors. As a result, installation is straightforward, without the need for wiring modifications or interference with the bodywork.

The used nature of the product means it is a part sourced from dismantling, which in practice allows for maintaining factory specifications while reducing repair costs. This is a beneficial solution when restoring a car to working order after a collision or when replacing a damaged lighting module.

Practical application and benefits of replacement

Replacing the inner left tail light in a Ford Kuga MK1 is particularly recommended in situations where:

• the lens is cracked or the housing is damaged,
• there are leaks resulting in fogging inside the lamp,
• the bulb sockets or electrical contacts are damaged.

Using an original element from the same model series allows you to maintain a uniform appearance of the rear of the vehicle, avoid differences in the shade of the lens, and ensure proper cooperation with the remaining lights. This is particularly important in the context of technical inspections and daily operation, where functional lighting has a direct impact on safety.

Expanding the Ford lighting system

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear lighting zone in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as outer lamp modules, additional brake lights, or position light segments, check the available parts in the Ford rear lights and brake lights category.

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