Ford Kuga Mk1 Car Lifting Scissor Jack Wrench 8V41-17080-AB

Ford Kuga Mk1 Car Lifting Scissor Jack Wrench is a factory-fitted piece of equipment designed for safely lifting the vehicle's body during maintenance work and emergency stops. Its precisely engineered construction ensures stable support for the vehicle's load-bearing points, which translates into reliable vehicle handling in both workshop and roadside conditions. This is a practical solution for users who expect a functional tool tailored to the specific model from the Jacks and Tool Kits category.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8V41-17080-AB
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8V41-17080-AB
• Substitutable numbers: 8V41-17080-AB, 8V4117080AB
• Part type: Scissor Jack
• Category: Spare Tyre Jack & Tool Kits

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The jack has been designed to handle the body of the first-generation Ford Kuga, taking into account the specific support points on the sills and longitudinal members. As a result, the user receives a tool that allows for controlled lifting of the vehicle during wheel changes, suspension component inspections, or basic maintenance tasks performed outside the workshop.

The jack belongs to the Jacks and Tool Kits category, meaning its geometry and operating range are adapted to typical operational applications, such as emergency tire changes or short-term vehicle support on a level, hard surface.

Construction and ergonomics of use

The jack's design is optimized for ease of use and suitability for roadside conditions. The lifting mechanism allows for smooth adjustment of the support height, while the properly shaped base ensures stable contact with the ground while maintaining the correct position relative to the vehicle body.

The operating handle is designed to allow for comfortable tool operation in limited space around the vehicle. This enables efficient performance of basic maintenance tasks without the need for additional specialized workshop equipment.

Practical application and work safety

During vehicle operation, the jack serves as an essential item in emergency situations, such as a damaged tire or the need to briefly lift the body to visually assess the condition of selected components. The properly selected load-bearing structure promotes vehicle stability, provided that the car manufacturer's recommendations regarding support points and safety rules are followed.

In practical use, the jack will be particularly useful for drivers who want to have a dedicated tool in their vehicle matched to a specific Ford model, rather than universal solutions with uncertain fitment to the body. This is a beneficial solution for both private users and workshops servicing this model.

Product condition and benefits of choosing an original part

The offered jack comes from the used parts group, which allows for an economical completion of the vehicle's equipment while maintaining the characteristics typical of factory components. For many users, it is important that a tool of this type was originally intended to work with a specific car model, which translates into proper fitment to support points and predictable behavior during operation.

Choosing an original solution from the Jacks and Tool Kits category is also a way to maintain the consistency of the vehicle's equipment with the configuration intended by the manufacturer, which can be important when reselling the car or servicing it at specialized centers.

Expanding Ford service equipment

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the service area in your Ford and need other items from the same group, such as additional jacks, wheel wrenches, or practical emergency tools, check out the available parts in the Ford Jacks and Tool Kits category.

To better plan suspension work and choose the appropriate service procedures, it is also worth checking out proven guide materials – practical tips on working with load-bearing and damping elements can be found in the article Suspension System – A Comprehensive Guide to Shock Absorbers, Control Arms, and Stabilizers.