Ford Transit Connect Mk2 II Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Lift Tool KT1117080AB

Ford Transit Connect Mk2 II Lifting Jack Emergency Wheel Lift Tool is a practical tool from the Jacks and tool kits category, designed as an emergency equipment component for handling the spare wheel. Its original Ford origin ensures a proper fit to the vehicle's structure and compatibility with factory-designated body support points.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: KT1117080AB
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: KT1117080AB
• Substitutable numbers: KT1117080AB, KT11-17080-AB, KT1117080, KT11-17080
• Category: Spare Tyre Jack & Tool Kits

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The emergency jack for the Ford Transit Connect Mk2 II has been developed as an equipment component enabling the safe lifting of the vehicle during a wheel change in roadside conditions. The tool's design is adapted to the body characteristics of this model, which facilitates correct positioning under factory support points and reduces the risk of damage to the sills or floor.

As part of the original equipment, the tool works with the factory mounting system in the cargo area or under the floor, allowing it to be conveniently transported without generating noise or taking up extra space. This solution increases the vehicle's readiness for tire maintenance on the road and improves the overall functionality of the commercial vehicle.

Construction and functional features

The jack belongs to the Jacks and tool kits group, meaning its design is optimized for mobility and emergency use rather than workshop operations. Its compact form facilitates storage, and the properly selected gear ratio of the mechanism allows for stable vehicle lifting using moderate force.

This type of solution is designed with the following in mind:

• safe vehicle support in emergency situations,
• the ability to be operated by one person,
• easy integration with factory luggage equipment,
• maintaining appropriate structural rigidity while keeping dimensions small.

As a result, the jack serves as a functional addition to the standard equipment of a commercial vehicle, increasing its utility in daily fleet and individual operations.

Condition, origin, and benefits of choosing a used part

The offered item is a used part, originating from original Ford equipment. Choosing such a solution allows for maintaining consistency with the factory vehicle specification while reducing costs compared to new replacements. For commercial vehicle users, where fleet maintenance economy is important, this is a reasonable compromise between functionality and budget.

An emergency jack of this type will prove particularly useful in situations where:

• the original tool has been lost or damaged,
• the vehicle was purchased without complete emergency equipment,
• it is necessary to replace a missing element in a fleet vehicle before an inspection or further operation.

Maintaining a complete set of emergency tools in the vehicle translates into greater driver independence and reduces downtime associated with minor tire failures.

Integration with other Ford tools and equipment

The emergency jack for the Ford Transit Connect Mk2 II is part of a broader group of service equipment, including wheel wrenches, spare wheel mounting components, or additional mounting accessories. In commercial vehicles, maintaining the completeness of this set has a direct impact on driver safety and the continuity of transport operations.

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 wheel change tools, mounting brackets, or tire maintenance accessories, check the available parts in the Ford Jacks and tool kits category.

Practical operational tips

To fully utilize the capabilities of the emergency jack, it is worth regularly checking its visual condition and the operation of the lifting mechanism. Periodically testing the tool's operation in garage conditions helps avoid problems in an emergency situation on the road. A good solution is also to store the jack in the original location provided by the vehicle manufacturer, which facilitates quick access when needed.

For drivers interested in a broader approach to vehicle operation and service, including assessing the cost-effectiveness of using used parts in other systems, the following guide may be helpful: When is it worth replacing an alternator with a used one: a practical guide for drivers. It allows for a better understanding of situations in which choosing components from the secondary market is technically justified.