Ford Transit Mk8 Rear Trunk Number Plate Light Lamp Wire Loom Cable BK3113412A

Ford Transit Mk8 Rear Trunk Number Plate Light Lamp Wire Loom Cable is an original electrical installation component designed to support the license plate lighting in the rear of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory design, it ensures proper power supply and a stable connection between the lamps and the main electrical harness. This is a practical service solution for users who want to restore full lighting functionality without modifying the installation.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: BK3113412A-1
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: BK31-13412-A
• Substitutable numbers: BK31-13412-A, BK3113412A
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Part type: Rear Light Assembly
• Category: Rear Light Assemblies

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented wire loom is a component of the Rear lights and brake lights system, responsible for supplying power to the lamp illuminating the rear license plate. Its placement in the rear of the vehicle area allows for a direct connection to the factory mounting points and connectors in the Ford Transit Mk8, which facilitates installation and reduces the risk of installation errors.

The harness has been designed to maintain proper circuit continuity, adequate wire protection, and compatibility with original license plate lamps. As a result, the lighting system operates stably, and the license plate remains legible in various road conditions.

Construction and fitment for Ford Transit Mk8

The item is dedicated to Ford brand vehicles, which translates into the correct fitment of wire lengths, connector types, and installation routing. The harness design accounts for the factory cable paths in the rear of the body, ensuring that after installation, the wires are not exposed to excessive bending or accidental mechanical damage.

Original connectors allow for plug-and-play style installation – without the need for soldering, creating new terminals, or interfering with the vehicle's main electrical installation. Such a solution promotes the consistency of the electrical system and facilitates subsequent diagnostics of any potential faults.

Benefits of using an original harness

Using a factory wire loom for the rear license plate lamp in a Ford Transit Mk8 brings a number of practical benefits:

• Structural compatibility – matching the specific vehicle model reduces the risk of installation problems.
• Stable electrical connections – properly selected connectors and wire cross-sections promote reliable lighting operation.
• Easier service maintenance – maintaining the original installation architecture facilitates subsequent repairs and diagnostics.
• Consistency with the rear lighting system – the harness works with other elements in the Rear lights and brake lights category, ensuring uniform operation of the entire circuit.

Characteristics of the used item

The offered harness is a used item, meaning it comes from vehicle dismantling and has been verified for suitability for further use. Such components are often chosen by users who are looking for original solutions within a reasonable budget, while maintaining compliance with the factory installation.

Choosing a used wire loom allows for maintaining the original electrical specification of the vehicle without the need to use replacements with uncertain parameters. This is a practical solution both for post-accident repairs and for fixing faults resulting from previous, unprofessional installation modifications.

Expanding the Ford lighting system

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear lighting zone in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as combination lamps, control modules, or additional power cables, check the available parts in the Ford Rear lights and brake lights category.

For drivers considering a wider use of dismantled components, general tips on selecting used parts may be useful – you can find more practical information in the article on the benefits of purchasing used car parts, where economic aspects and quality issues are discussed, among other things.