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Sep 2, 2016 | 05:06 PM

1998F250SC

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Need replacement dash panel

Looking for a good used or new replacement Instrument Cluster Dash Panel,

PN:F75Z-15042A82-BA (Color: Dark Prairie Tan) for my 1998 F250 LD Lariat Extended Cab. Most of the Ford Dealers I have checked do not have any in stock.

My Dash is two tone color. The large main part of the Dash is Prairie Tan, but the part of the dash around the Instrument Cluster and Radio bezel are "Dark" Prairie Tan.

Anyone know where I can find an exact replacement? If I have to I guess I could get one that is a different color (Black, White or Gray) and Paint it the right color. Just would rather get one if I can find it already the correct color.

Sep 2, 2016 | 05:33 PM

NumberDummy

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Originally Posted by 1998F250SC

Looking for a good used or new replacement Instrument Cluster Dash Panel.

PN: F75Z-15042A82-BA (Color: Dark Prairie Tan) for my 1998 F250 LD

Lariat Extended Cab. MSRP: $315.42 ~ Dealer net cost: $189.25.

Most of the Ford Dealers I have checked do not have any in stock.

My Dash is two tone color. The large main part of the Dash is Prairie Tan, but the part of the dash around the Instrument Cluster and Radio bezel are "Dark" Prairie Tan.

Anyone know where I can find an exact replacement? If I have to I guess I could get one that is a different color (Black, White or Gray) and Paint it the right color. Just would rather get one if I can find it already the correct color.

What does LD refer to, Light Duty?

Are you sure this is the correct part number? Because...if it is, it's still available from Ford and 12 Ford dealers have 13 in stock.

There is another part number: F75Z-15042A82-BAA .. 1998 Expedition & 1998/99 F150/250 - Dark Prairie Tan ~ Obsolete / Last MSRP: $185.00 - Dealer net cost: $111.00.

JENKINS LINCOLN in Lakeland FL has 1 = 863-682-6151.

Sep 2, 2016 | 06:06 PM

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Yes, it is. F250 LD is the same as a F150 7700. The suffix may have been incorrect as you noted, but it's still a common part. I would think that since it's common to ALL variants (excluding the color), it would be a F65x part, but I could be mistaken about that too.

Sep 2, 2016 | 06:20 PM

NumberDummy

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When I typed F75Z-15042A82-BA into the Ford dealer parts locator system, it showed 4 at the Sacramento parts depot and 1 at the Memphis parts depot.

It also showed that 12 Ford dealers have 13 (none in FL).

But, when I looked this part number up in the 1990/2001 Ford truck parts catalog, I couldn't find it.

What I did find was F75Z-15042A82-BAA .. a Lincoln dealer in FL has 1.

Sep 2, 2016 | 06:27 PM

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Perhaps the part number discrepancy has to do with the optional adjustable pedal switch? IIRC, it was mounted beside the rear defrost switch

Sep 2, 2016 | 06:46 PM

NumberDummy

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Perhaps the part number discrepancy has to do with the optional adjustable pedal switch? IIRC, it was mounted beside the rear defrost switch

You would think I could find F75Z-15042A82-BA in the parts catalog, since it comes up on the dealer locator, but it's not there.

Sep 2, 2016 | 08:36 PM

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You would think I could find F75Z-15042A82-BA in the parts catalog, since it comes up on the dealer locator, but it's not there.

Can't say I'm too surprised, it seems like there are MASSIVE amount of omissions in Ford's parts catalogs. A red letter example are the harnesses throughout the truck, and it's not just full size either. OTOH, Mazda is very thorough in this department, almost obsessively thorough to cover every possible variant of the B-series trucks (re-badged rangers). For Ranger/Explorer owners, this might be a useful option.

I just need to get a dealer EPC system, like I have with Mazda, Mitsubishi and Volkswagen.