Ford Focus MK3 Door Sill Trim Cover Panel Rear Right O/S Black BM51-A13244-ADW

Ford Focus MK3 Door Sill Trim Cover Panel Rear Right O/S Black is an original body trim component designed for installation in the rear right door sill area. This aesthetic and functional cover helps protect the sill from mechanical damage and improves the visual consistency of the side body line, ensuring a solid fit to the Ford's structure.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: BM51-A13244-ADW
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: BM51-A13244-ADW
• Substitutable numbers: BM51-A13244-ADW, BM51A13244ADW
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function of the door sill trim

The rear right door sill trim cover in the Ford Focus MK3 is responsible for protecting the painted part of the sill in the area of the rear cabin entrance. This component:

• acts as a barrier against scratches and scuffs when rear passengers enter and exit the vehicle,
• reduces the risk of corrosion in the lower part of the body,
• visually organizes the sill line, masking any structural irregularities. Thanks to its precise profile, the trim works with factory mounting points, which facilitates installation and ensures stable seating in the rear right part of the vehicle.

Construction, color, and fitment

The sill cover is manufactured as an element from the Claddings, decorative trims, and moldings group, designed specifically for the third-generation Ford Focus body. The black color allows for neutral integration into most interior configurations and exterior sill elements, blending well with both light and dark paint finishes. Its factory origin ensures:

• shape and geometry consistent with the original,
• proper fitment with the rear part of the sill on the right side,
• compatibility with standard Ford Focus MK3 mounts. Such fitment reduces the need for modifications and allows for installation in a manner similar to the factory standard, which is particularly important during post-accident repairs or when replacing worn-out trim components.

Characteristics of the original Ford part

The trim is a Ford brand component, which means it maintains the vehicle manufacturer's quality standards. Original claddings and decorative trims are designed for long-term operation, dimensional stability, and resistance to typical loads in the sill zone, such as pressure from footwear or minor impacts. As a used part, it retains its factory geometry and mounting method, making it a reasonable choice for budget repairs where combining proper fitment with cost control is important. Compared to low-budget replacements, the original sill trim usually adheres better to the bodywork and is less prone to deformation during use.

Benefits of installation in the rear right sill zone

Installing the rear right sill cover in a Ford Focus MK3 brings a number of practical benefits:

• Protection of the sill zone – reducing the risk of damage to the paint and metal substrate in the critical area of the rear entrance.
• Aesthetic finish – an organized look for the lower part of the body, especially important after body and paint repairs.
• Consistency with other Ford components – maintaining a uniform stylistic line through the use of an original trim.
• Easier car resale – a complete and well-maintained sill finish positively influences the vehicle's perception by a potential buyer.

Ford sill zone – expansion and completion

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the sill zone in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, overlays, or additional trims, check out the available parts in the Ford claddings, decorative trims, and moldings category.

Technical knowledge and purchasing dismantled parts

When selecting used body components, as well as fuel system elements or engine accessories, it is worth relying on proven sources of information. If you are interested in how to safely choose used parts from dismantling and what to pay attention to when assessing their technical condition, check out our guide: Fuel dosing problems: what to look for when buying a used injection pump and fuel rails?