Anyone have the 15-17 transfer case skid plate part #

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Well Black after doing some digging all the skid plates that come up say they fit 07-17’ Expeditions (Non EL), so it may be safe to broaden your search. Do you have an EL? I’m not seeing much for them but I’m sure SSVs have them whether EL or not.
 
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I have an EL.
For the transfer case it should not matter as it is under the front driver’s seat so the dimensions would be the same.
The part number is being elusive for some reason.
 

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Here's the transfer case skid plate for my 2008:

7L1Z-7E063-AC -- Ford's book says it fits builds 08/2007 - 08/2014. About $60.

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This was one hard part number to find. Good luck finding one for a later model. Note that it mounts onto the outside sides of the frame rails.

There's a FL1Z-7E063-B but I can't find an accurate picture of it.
 
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A is the engine skid plate and B is the transmission skid plate. I have both of those already but will be replacing them with RCI plates.
Though I just hopped on RCI’s website and they no longer have any listing for the Expeditions like they used to just the F150 though they are the same plates.
 
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Here's the transfer case skid plate for my 2008:

7L1Z-7E063-AC -- Ford's book says it fits builds 08/2007 - 08/2014. About $60.

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This was one hard part number to find. Good luck finding one for a later model. Note that it mounts onto the outside sides of the frame rails.

There's a FL1Z-7E063-B but I can't find an accurate picture of it.

Not sure how I missed this post.
Do you have a picture of it installed??

That is clearly the part in the diagram I posted earlier that the parts guy gave me but the part number he was able to find for it was different and so was the part.

The part I received is clearly a skid plate of some sort just have no clue where is goes.
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Not sure how I missed this post.
Do you have a picture of it installed??

That is clearly the part in the diagram I posted earlier that the parts guy gave me but the part number he was able to find for it was different and so was the part.

The part I received is clearly a skid plate of some sort just have no clue where is goes.
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that looks very much like the engine skid plate that was on my 2013 F150 ecoboost, i know its not..but it looks awfully close
 

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I can't post a picture of it installed now; the car is in Guam but should be back here in a week or two. The ears on the sides wrap around the frame rails and bolt to speed nuts on the outside of the frame. The whole thing hangs down pretty low and is quite visible if you don't have running boards.
 
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So does it run near the front sway bar??
From the parts diagram I was assuming that was the rear bar.
 
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