When you order parts for your Ford vehicle online, you can do so from anywhere. As long as you have an internet connection, you’re good to go!

Whether you are at the office or laying in bed at night, nothing can stop you from getting the pieces you need for your car, truck, van, or SUV. You don’t have to get dressed to go to the store. You can simply place your order online via a computer, smartphone, or tablet.

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Otherwise known as the Active Cornering Enhancement Filter, the ACE Filter is a device found on electro-hydraulic suspension mechanisms. As it adjusts to the conditions of the road, it helps reduce the overall amount of body roll - which leads to a more comfortable experience from inside the cabin.

Sometimes referred to as furnace filters, they come in several different sizes.

The Active Cornering Enhancement is an anti-roll system that can counteract up to 1G of lateral acceleration. What’s even more impressive is that it completes this function in under one-tenth of a second. This provided stability and a faster response time when you move around turns and bendy roads. It also uses a set of accelerometers to determine the lean angle and send more accurate data to the computer. This will apply extra pressure to the torsion bars from the actuators and help balance out the movement.

Typically, you will find this piece on vehicles that are designed for off-roading. Not every car, truck, van, or SUV on the streets is equipped with this component.

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With the rise in popularity of the Ford trucks, the 1999 heavy-duty F-250 was a welcome sight to people who wanted to perform tougher jobs with their pickups. Even today, you can still find OEM parts for these vehicles.

Make: Ford

Model: F-250

Power

Engine: 4.6 L V8.

Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic.

Drivetrain: RWD.

Horsepower: 220 hp

Torque: 290 lb-ft

Towing

The 1999 Ford F-250 Lariat is capable of hauling up to 4,535 kg (10,000 lbs) with no problem. You can also get the Class III/IV Trailer Hitch assembly to assist with pulling excessive attachments. As a bar-style piece, it is crafted specifically for heavy-duty trucks like the F-250 and F-350.   

Exterior

The 1999 Ford F-250 Lariat may also need a few tweaks done to the outside. If you want to continue to preserve the original paint job, then a wraparound bug shield will do the trick. Situated just above the grille, it serves as a deflector for the hood. Even stones and rogue debris won’t be able to make a dent. Plus, it is smoke-coloured to maintain the overall esthetic.

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Although every element inside a modern vehicle is important for smooth operation, you won’t be going anywhere without the accelerator pedal. While its purpose is very straightforward - to move the car - you might not be aware of the crucial linkage that serves a major role in the overall function.

The accelerator pedal link is located between the accelerator and the carburettor. When your foot presses down on the gas, a certain air/fuel delivery process is initiated. As you continue to hold it down, it pivots and pulls on the throttle wire - which is connected to the link. This joint essentially controls the valve for engine air intake.

Without this tiny cable, oxygen would not be able to make it to the motor, and the automobile would not move. If it is faulty, the pedal could become stiff or even stick when you depress it. It may not release as normal, or it could also lack much motion at all. The “Check Engine” light will be activated if the link is bad. If this happens, you need to stop driving and get it repaired as soon as possible.

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If you own a racing legend from 1990 known as the Ford Mustang GT, then it might be time for some refreshments to the electronics and exterior. You can easily find OEM replacements by searching the Ford Parts BC online shop.

Make: Ford

Model: Mustang

Power

Engine: 5.0 L V8.

Transmission: 5-Speed Manual.

Drivetrain: RWD.

Horsepower: 225 hp

Torque: 300 lb-ft

Interior

The 1990 Ford Mustang GT is much simpler than newer versions of this iconic muscle. However, it still has a few electronics that might need revisions at this point. If your automatic window isn’t working properly, it may be time to change the switch. This control is installed on the left side, and it is also compatible with over 117 other Ford models.

Exterior

The 1990 Ford Mustang GT could also benefit from an exterior revamp. New valance panels can be put in as well as splash guards, stone deflectors, running board caps, wheelhouse liners, and so much more. You can even opt for a trailer hitch assembly that includes a 2-inch receiver. This allows the sedan to pull a lightweight attachment.

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When you ride in a new car, you will notice that the experience from inside the cabin is always quite pleasant. Over the years - and with rough driving - the suspension system can get worn out. This can cause discomfort. However, proper maintenance  (and the right parts) can help.

About every 80,467 km (50,000 miles) the suspension system needs to be inspected. This doesn’t just include the shock absorbers and struts. You should also have the tires, bearings, springs, and linkages checked as well. You can request this at an oil change.

Bushings are other elements that should be looked at. Made of rubber, they serve as cushions to soak up vibration. You will find them on the strut rods, sway bars, control rods, and track bars. You should also make sure that no oil contamination has occurred. This type of lubrication can cause failure.

The ball joints need to be inspected too, and the grease fittings need to be topped off. As for the struts and shock absorbers, these should be checked for oil leaks. Run by a hydraulic system, you can determine if an issue is present if the components are wet. Finally, you can perform a bounce test to see if everything is in good working order.

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As one of the most iconic pickup trucks in the world, the 1984 F-150 XLT is a rare find these days. If you own one of these antique rides, you may need to replace some exterior elements at some point. At Ford Parts BC, you can browse a massive online selection of components that are designed specifically to fit this particular model.

Make: Ford

Model: F-150

Power

Engine: 4.9 L Inline-6.

Transmission: 3-Speed Manual.

Drivetrain: 4WD.

Horsepower: 122 hp

Torque: 255 lb-ft

Wheels

The 1984 Ford F-150 XLT rides on cast aluminum wheels with protective sport covers. Locking hubs are provided as well as a box-mounted carrier for a spare tire. However, wear and tear over the years can lead to some pieces needing to be swapped out for new OEM ones. Bearings seem to be the parts that require changing. Luckily, you can find several different types at the Ford Parts BC online store that will fit perfectly.

Exterior Lighting

The 1984 Ford F-150 XLT may also require a revamp of the outside lighting units. Over the years, the housings can turn yellow - which ages the vehicle tremendously. You can get new bulbs, retainer rings, sealed beams, and anything else you need.

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If you have a modern vehicle, then you have probably heard the acronym “ABS” at some point. This stands for Antilock Braking System, and it is very important for safe driving.

This computer-controlled mechanism prevents the brakes from locking when you stomp on the pedal. It also prevents tire skids, which will ultimately help keep premature wear and tear away. There are four main parts that function inside this component.

First are the speed sensors. These will monitor how fast the wheels rotate. Next are the valves located inside the brake line. They block and release pressure from three different positions. Then, there is the pump. Filled with hydraulic fluid, it applies force to the calipers or drums as needed. Finally, the controller is an electronic unit often referred to as ECU. It takes the data from the aforementioned sensors and determines if braking is necessary or not.

As a whole, all of these things operate in unison. When a lock-up is detected, the ABS will active the brakes over 100 times per second. This enables you to have better control over the vehicle as you come to a halt.

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If you have a Ford Explorer that was manufactured between 1991 and 2001, then it may be time for some upgrades. One great exterior component that you might want to add is a stone deflector.

Secured to the front of the hood, this single piece helps to guard against dings and scratches that can be caused by rogue rocks. Whether you are driving behind a dump truck loaded with gravel or another vehicle kicks a stone back, it will deflect anything headed your way at a certain angle.

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Most modern vehicles now have power steering for optimized control. However, did you know that this system needs regular maintenance just like all the other features? If it goes bad, it could make it very difficult to maneuver around corners, and it can cause uneven wear on your tires.

The first step to maintaining the power steering system is to keep the fluid levels full with clean liquid. Contaminated fluids or low levels can cause issues with the mechanism as a whole.

Next is to inspect the pump and replace it when needed. This is a hydraulic component that injects liquid. When it backfires, lubrication is not completed. You can have this element checked during regular maintenance.

Another part you need to keep a close watch on is the hoses. If the fluid level is good and the pump is working properly, the hoses may be the culprit. Finally, you can take preventative measures by anticipating problems before they occur. If you notice the grip on the steering wheel is tight, you might have an issue. Other indicators include noises during turns and difficulty steering.

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