Ford Transit Connect Mk2 Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Lift Tool DV61-17080-AB

Ford Transit Connect Mk2 Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Lift Tool is a practical item from the Jacks and tool kits category, designed for safely lifting the vehicle in service and emergency situations. Its original Ford origin ensures proper fitment to the vehicle's structure and predictable performance during operation. The used jack is a sensible choice for drivers looking for a functional solution at an attractive price.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: DV61-17080-AB
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: DV61-17080-AB
• Substitutable numbers: DV61-17080-AB, DV6117080AB, KT1117080AB, KT11-17080-AB, 2581495
• Part type: Scissor Jack
• Category: Spare Tyre Jack & Tool Kits

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The emergency jack for the Ford Transit Connect Mk2 is responsible for stable support of the bodywork when lifting the vehicle, primarily during wheel changes or minor service work in roadside conditions. The design is adapted to the support points provided by the manufacturer, which reduces the risk of damage to the sills or load-bearing elements. The jack is a piece of equipment that is worth having in the car at all times – it allows for basic service operations to be performed without the need to call roadside assistance. This gives the driver greater independence and the ability to react quickly in the event of a flat tire or other minor malfunctions requiring the vehicle to be lifted.

Construction and functional properties

As an item from the Jacks and tool kits group, the jack has been designed with an emphasis on stability, ease of use, and predictable behavior under load. The operating mechanism allows for gradual lifting of the vehicle, which facilitates control over the lifting process and allows the car to be safely set at the required height. The most important functional advantages include:

• dedicated application for the Ford Transit Connect Mk2,
• compact form facilitating storage in the luggage compartment,
• mechanical construction that does not require power,
• possibility of use in typical emergency situations related to wheels. The used nature of the product makes it an economical solution while maintaining the functionality necessary for daily vehicle operation.

Selection by numbers and compatibility

The emergency jack was developed as an original Ford component, which facilitates identification and selection based on the OEM part number and available interchangeable numbers. This allows for precise verification of compatibility with a specific version of the Ford Transit Connect Mk2, minimizing the risk of purchasing a jack that does not fit. In practice, this means that when matching, it is worth using the manufacturer's markings and catalog information, as well as comparing the jack's design with the element currently used in the vehicle. Such an approach increases confidence that the jack will work with the factory support points and ensure adequate stability during operation.

Product condition and service application

The presented jack is a used item, which means it shows signs of previous use but retains the operational function intended by the manufacturer. This type of solution is often chosen by workshops and individual users who need a functional jack as a supplement to the vehicle's equipment or as a replacement for a damaged element. It can be used both as a primary jack carried permanently in the car and as an auxiliary jack for simple service work. In any case, it is crucial to follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations regarding support points and safety rules when lifting the car.

Technical support and additional information

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the emergency and service area in your Ford and need other items from the same group, such as additional jacks, wheel wrenches, or accessory service tools, check the available parts in the Ford Jacks and tool kits category. For users interested in a broader perspective on the cost-effectiveness of purchasing secondary market items – including higher-value components – an expert guide discussing facts and myths about used components, OEM number selection procedures, and the cost-to-quality ratio may be helpful. More information can be found in the article Why it is worth buying used gearboxes and engines – facts instead of myths.