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The friction ones can be made to work by attaching the top rail to the hand holds on the roof by the doors. Though it should be noted that they are not really strong enough to stop a dog who really wants to get into the front seat. As I found out the hard way.
Rottweiler + dog barrier = tissue paper + dog stepping on door lock switch, locking the door + keys inside door + along with cell phone + engine running....
That part number M5X7A defender dog barrier is also used as a OEM supplier for Land Rovers, looks like they are fairly popular over in the UK. Shouldn't be to hard to buy one from there.
Someone had an OEM Dog Barrier on the local CraigsList a while back. I missed my opportunity to snag it up.
I don't like the tension ones that press against the interior. The OE one bolts into place.
Pele- Doesn't look too bad to fab one up. Perhaps you could use a "tension" style as your template or starting point to make your own that is properly fastened down?
Good luck.
Last edited by High Cetane; Dec 7, 2015 at 11:22 PM.
Reason: pour spelin
From the Fordparts.com paste it shows two different ones. The other part # was 1C7Z 7846046-AA but there is no one that shows it in inventory. And I have no clue what is different between the two other than price.
1C7Z-7846046-BA is a divider that splits the cargo area in half. It's supposed to attach to the barrier that separates the cargo area from the passenger area.
I don't have a part number for that.
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