Ford Puma Mk1 Boot Parcel Shelf Holder Bracket Rear Left N/S L1TB-A46809-AGW

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Ford Puma Mk1 Boot Parcel Shelf Holder Bracket Rear Left N/S is an original component from the Parcel shelves and covers group, designed to provide stable support for the rear parcel shelf on the driver's side. The precise fit to the Ford boot structure ensures secure mounting, reduces unwanted vibrations, and helps maintain order in the cargo area. It is a practical solution for users who want to restore the full functionality of the boot after the factory bracket has been damaged.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 2522515
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 2522515
• Substitutable numbers: 2522515, L1TB-A46809-AG3ZHE, L1TBA46809AG3ZHE, L1TB-A46809-AGW, L1TBA46809AGW
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Part type: Parcel Shelf
• Category: Parcel Shelves

Purpose and function of the bracket

The presented bracket is responsible for supporting and guiding the rear parcel shelf on the left side of the vehicle. The component works in conjunction with the tailgate structure and the side boot trim, ensuring the shelf operates predictably when opening and closing the tailgate. A properly installed bracket reduces shelf sagging, minimizes noise, and improves the comfort of daily use of the luggage compartment. The vehicle placement defined as rear – left side allows for unambiguous identification of the mounting position and avoids errors when selecting parts. This is particularly important when replacing a single bracket, where the right side remains original and must maintain full compatibility with the newly installed component.

Original origin and fitment

The bracket comes from the Ford line, which means it maintains factory mounting parameters and geometry that works with the parcel shelf. Original mounts, appropriately selected material rigidity, and the correct shape of the contact surface with the shelf translate into stable seating and predictable behavior of the component during operation. By using a component from the same product family as the other boot trim elements, visual consistency and compatibility with factory clips, covers, and upholstery are maintained. This is the preferred solution for repairs where both functionality and interior aesthetics of the boot are important.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered bracket comes from the used parts segment, which in practice means it is a component verified for installation suitability, sourced from vehicle dismantling. Such elements retain the original manufacturer's specifications while allowing for an economical repair without sacrificing the factory standard of workmanship. In the case of parcel shelf brackets, the integrity of the mounting points and the absence of damage affecting the stability of the shelf are particularly important. A used, functional component allows for the restoration of the correct mechanism operation without the need for interfering with the boot structure or applying additional modifications.

Benefits of using an original bracket

• Restoration of proper parcel shelf support on the left side.
• Reduction of rattling and vibrations resulting from a loose shelf.
• Maintenance of the factory look and consistency of the boot trim.
• No need for adjusting or modifying mounts.
• Reasonable repair cost thanks to the use of a used OEM part.

Complementary elements from the same group

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the boot area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as additional brackets, guides, or shelf supports, check the available parts in the Ford parcel shelves and covers category. When choosing used components for older models, it is also worth considering the broader context of repair and the durability of the solutions used – you can find more on this topic in the article The myth of the perfect new part: why for older cars a used factory part is the only reasonable choice?, which discusses a practical approach to selecting parts for vehicles that have been in operation for many years.