[sailor]

Here's the section for Village Ford, one of the options & a site supporter:http://www.focusfanatics.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=81

Many members use RockAuto for non-factory parts, could source the rest there.

 

[polygon]

Would this parts cat help ? http://eucatparts.com/?action=cat_ford

Once you choose your vehicle model, move to Body and Paints -> Engine and Transmission Mountings. The original assy nos. are all there.

Good luck

 

[freemancomputer]

Oddly enough village ford is right down the street from work. I'll check them out.

 

[sailor]

Say Hi to Andy, maybe he can hook you up.

Check his info. in this post:http://www.focusfanatics.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6720857&postcount=102

Discount pricing for us on mail order items, call him to see what he can do for a walk in!

 

[mikeeshaq]

To Polygon

Thank you for the link to the EU parts catalog

The USA parts have letters and numbers and there is no readily available cross reference

 

[sailor]

^^^ might come in handy for anyone in the EU researching...

 

[tmittelstaedt]

Ford does not call the passenger motor mount a motor mount, they call it an "insulator"

The part# is YS4Z-6038-BA

 

[polygon]

@mikeeshaq

Thanks for that bit of information - I wasn't aware that they use different coding systems. The closest I got for a US parts cat is here -

http://www.fordparts.com/Default.aspx?gnav=nav:home

Use the VIN or Model tab, then select Year, Make and Model. Once you hit the Search Catalog, it will give you a break down of component categories. Once you narrow your selection, you will eventually get access to the slides with the assy nos.

Hope this helps.

Cheers