Ford On Target 2020: Volume 4

Ford has released the fourth installment of their On Target publication for 2020. Features of this issue include an article on Ford supplemental restraints system (SRS), an overview of Ford blind spot information system (BLIS) Technology, and a continued look at the Ford lane keeping system. Also covered is a 2020 Lincoln Aviator/Ford Explorer frame assembly overview, construction material details for the 2020 Lincoln Corsair dash panel and front fenders, a look inside the industry, and a truly unprecedented year in review.

Ford On Target 2020: Volume 4 carrying over from the last issue, Ford continues their series on the Ranger. This issue focuses on the 2019 Ford Ranger front door skin panel. They provide an overview of the procedure, including tools and materials needed. Ford notes this is a general guideline and to consult the Workshop manual for the full repair procedure.

For additional Ford/Lincoln information, check out the following pages:
Ford OEM Information
Lincoln OEM Information

Additional I-CAR Collision Repair News you may find helpful:
Collision Information Website Access: Ford/Lincoln
Step-By-Step: Accessing Ford/Lincoln Repair Information


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