Looks like mine

 

Same here, pretty sure its factory.

 

Honestly, I am quite surprised it is factory design. FORD should handle much better with this...
Anyway - thanks for info

 

That's the way all Fusions come, there's really no reason to have anything there.

 

I don't want to say that there are thousand of reasons to have this cover, however from my perspective as a consumer it look that trunk of the car is not complete and even considering that you can cut your hands on this raw metal, it should be covered somehow.
As you can see, @Flew found at least two reasons

 

I installed this from a 2017 Lincoln MKZ. No more scraped knuckles and maybe a little less noise.

 

btw. @Flew, do you have somewhere the part number on it?

 

Additionally, my Grandpa always said that: if you don't know the reason why something happen - for sure is is all about the cash and I think this is the case.
Considering how many FUSIONs, Mondeo's were produced all over the world we can only imagine how many cash they saved.

 

Sorry, no.
Picked it up off ebay for 50.00
Took a gamble that it would fit.
..it does, perfectly.

 

Here to find it, it is like to find Holy Grail

 

I think this might be it. NM that is the cover that is on the trunk itself. Still looking.

 

I just wana know were he got the Steeda funnel, LOL.

 

Hi gang. If no one here can come up with the part number, simply stop by or call (preferably stop by, you'll usually get better service) the Parts Department of your local Lincoln or Ford Dealer, tell them what you are looking for, and ask them for the part number and a price. Then you can negotiate price with them, or take the part number and online shop at the usual online Ford parts sellers.

And/or check with your local Salvage Yards for any wrecked MKZ's.

Good luck.

 

Hi gang. If no one here can come up with the part number, simply stop by or call (preferably stop by, you'll usually get better service) the Parts Department of your local Lincoln or Ford Dealer, tell them what you are looking for, and ask them for the part number and a price. Then you can negotiate price with them, or take the part number and online shop at the usual online Ford parts sellers.

And/or check with your local Salvage Yards for any wrecked MKZ's.

Good luck.

I know, I know, but we do not have here LINCOLN dealership 🤪
I will write a question to them and try to ask on the lincoln forum.

 

One thing it would do is make the 6 x 9 's sound better.

 

You can buy parts for a Lincoln from the Ford dealer ,we do it all the time. Built a bunch of MKZ's and MKS's and always ordered parts from our Ford dealer we did business with with no issues

 

We have a lot of Ford dealers here but they do not import parts to Lincoln, because there is no such need, we do not have an official representation of Lincoln in Poland.
So I can buy only for my own and most probably it will be so much overpriced

 

Thanks a lot !!!!!(sarcasm) Now I want one.

 

Take a look at this video 2017 Ford Mondeo Vignale. At the 0:13 mark you can see the tray covering the speaker. Looks to be very similar.

 

Oh man, Thanks!

 

I have contacted with Mondeo Vignale dealership - it seem that I found it ~ 70$

 

Maybe they are not identical but I think it will fit

 

Finally found it. I bought from the guy who have Lincoln MKZ 3.7 here locally.

Fit almost perfect, however I had to create additional holes.

LINCOLN MKZ REAR UNDER DECK SHELF PACKAGE TRAY TRIM PANEL OEM 2014 - 2020

Manufacturer Part Number
FP53F454B30AC / FP53F454B30 / FP53-F454B30-AC



OE/OEM Part Number
FP5Z5445443AA / FP5Z5445443 / FP5Z-5445443-AA

Green holes are in the same places in FORD but for the red holes I had to create the holes in FORD in metal.

Quite clean and easy job!

I have to create one additional hole for trunk lamp
Hope it could be helpful for you.

 

I also purchased and installed one but did not create any new holes in the metal. The trunk side came with strong Velcro to attached it to the metal and that seems to work just fine, its not that heavy. The one thing I will be doing is cutting a hole in the trim panel for the trunk light as there is not one and the light is covered up.

 

The trunk side came with strong Velcro to attached it to the metal and that seems to work just fine, its not that heavy

Mine also has velcro but despite the fact that the part is light, the velcro did not hold

 

I think it is an eyesore and worry about hitting the speakers every time I put something in the trunk. I see the Ford parts catalog lists two different part numbers, FP5Z-5445443-AA and FP5Z-5445443-CA. Does anybody know what the difference is?

 

Left one looks better - more holes to hold the part

 

Once or twice a year I will scrape the skin off the top of my fingers/hand on the open metal. This is my 3rd fusion and have done it on all of them. Once I get an idea of what actual parts are needed for my 19 ( just like the question being asked in the comment before this one) I plan to do the same, if not only to make the trunk more pleasant/cleaned up, but to protect my hands.

 

I'm still amazed how Ford didn't take care of that 🤯

 

Found a Ford parts site which said the CA fits the panoramic roof models. So makes sense the cutout would be clearance for the panoramic roof mechanism.

 

 

Not too many manufactures have that area covered. Audi doesn't even cover that area (possibly on the a7 and a8 but I don't remember) and they're a premium brand. So the fact that Lincoln does, is surprising to me. It looks good, no lie, but I think I'd rather save the weight and allocate the $ elsewhere.

 

The same approach have the FORD financial department 😁
For me it is still odd. It seems that we should have it in our FFS, we paid for it, but do not have it
I have a different understanding of Premium Brand - For me the Audi and BMW in EURO is premium because... You have to pay additional for everything. I mean everything and the costs of additional functions are astronomically high - that is make this Brand PREMIUM 🤣🤣

 

Finally broke down and bought the trim/carpet. The hardest part appears to be cutting a spot for the light and will worry about tomorrow when it's light out (and I can see what I am doing). The biggest question I have is around fit. It doesn't completely connect to the trim on the sides (not a big deal) but there are two tabs that appear like it should fit into the sides (corners closest to the trunk) but just seems to be putting stress on the Velcro and it's going to force its way off/detach over time. Did you guys cut these off or were you able to tuck them back above the trunk side/walls trim? It looks like if I do this, I will not be able to keep the sides snapped into the trunk ceiling. I just noticed the corners didn't make it into the pictures. Can take more tomorrow if needed.