Ford Kuga Mk1 C394 Roof Curtain Air Module Right O/S Side 7M51-R14K159-AK

Ford Kuga Mk1 C394 Roof Curtain Air Module Right O/S Side is an original passive safety system component designed for installation on the right side of the vehicle body. As a part of the Headliner and parts group, it works with the factory airbag system, ensuring proper side protection and compatibility with the vehicle's structure.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7M51-R14K159-AK
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7M51-R14K159-AK
• Substitutable numbers: 7M51-R14K159-AK, 7M51R14K159AK, 1756458, 7M51-R14K159-AM, 7M51R14K159AM
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Category: Headliners & Parts

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented roof curtain module has been designed specifically for the first-generation Ford Kuga C394 and is mounted on the right side of the vehicle. Its task is to work with collision sensors and the airbag control unit so that, in the event of a side collision, it reduces the risk of head and upper torso injuries to passengers.

This element is an integral part of the headliner assembly, which is why its geometry, mounting points, and routing relative to the pillars and roof frame are factory-matched to the Kuga body. This ensures the correct deployment line of the curtain and compatibility with other interior components.

Construction and fitment to the headliner

The roof curtain module works with the roof and pillar structure, utilizing the original mounting points provided in the body. The properly shaped harness and routing of the element along the edge of the headliner allow for maintaining the correct position relative to the side windows and door frames.

As a part of the Headliner and parts group, the module is adapted for installation in the existing assembly without the need for interference with the roof structure. Proper fitment reduces installation stress, which is important for the long-term reliability of the system.

Characteristics of the used part

The offered module comes from dismantling and is classified as a used part. This means it was previously used in a vehicle but retains the functionality required for further use. This type of solution is often chosen when servicing safety systems in older cars, where a balance between repair cost and maintaining the original design is important.

Using an original roof curtain module allows for maintaining the consistency of the safety system with the factory parameters of the vehicle, which is especially important during post-accident repairs and restoring the car to full technical efficiency.

Benefits of using an original module

• Factory fitment to the Ford Kuga Mk1 C394 body on the right side.
• Compatibility with the original airbag system and SRS control unit.
• No need for modifications to the headliner and pillar structure.
• Possibility of economical repair while maintaining the original safety concept.

For users who consciously choose original used parts, such a module represents a reasonable compromise between cost and maintaining the manufacturer's design assumptions.

Repair expansion within the headliner area

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the headliner area and the upper part of the interior in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, reinforcements, or additional modules mounted near the roof, check the available parts in the Ford Headliner and parts category.

More about the advantages of used parts

When choosing elements from the secondary market, it is worth knowing the general principles of selecting and verifying components to combine savings with an appropriate level of quality. A broader discussion of the benefits of purchasing original used parts, such as reducing service costs or the ecological aspect, can be found in the article: Used parts for BMW – is it worth it? Key benefits for brand fans. Although the text concerns a different brand, the principles presented there can also be helpful when making decisions about purchasing used components for a Ford.