Ford Tourneo Glove Box Replacement Parts

The Ford Tourneo has gone through distinct generations, and glove box design varies between them, so a box from one generation is unlikely to fit another without modification. The key boundary to be aware of is between the Transit-based Tourneo generations and the newer Tourneo Custom (introduced around 2013) and Tourneo Connect ranges, which are quite different vehicles with different interior architecture. If your search spans one of these generational boundaries, confirm with the breaker that the part was pulled from a vehicle of the same generation as yours before buying.

The Tourneo Custom and Tourneo Connect are separate models built on different platforms, so their glove boxes are not interchangeable. When requesting a quote, make sure you specify which model you have, as breakers will need to know this to pull the correct part. Always confirm the sourced part comes from the same model as your vehicle.

In most cases the basic glove box unit is shared across trim levels within the same generation, but higher trims such as Titanium or Titanium X may have a different finish, soft-close mechanism, or integrated lighting compared to entry-level trims. If you want an exact cosmetic match, tell the breaker your trim level so they can try to source accordingly. Fitment in terms of physical mounting is generally generation-specific rather than trim-specific, but a cosmetic difference is possible.

No, the engine makes no difference to glove box fitment — the glove box is a purely interior part and the same unit is used across petrol and diesel variants within the same generation. You can safely ignore engine size and fuel type when describing what you need to a breaker. Focus instead on the generation and trim level of your vehicle.

The Tourneo Custom received a notable facelift around 2018, which brought interior updates that may affect whether pre- and post-facelift glove boxes are directly interchangeable. Generation-level fitment rules apply, but whether a part from either side of this 2018 boundary crosses over cleanly is something you should confirm with the breaker against your registration. Don't assume compatibility across the facelift year without checking.

Give the breaker your vehicle's registration number, which lets them confirm the exact model, generation, and trim level. It also helps to mention the trim name if you know it (for example, Zetec, Titanium, or Titanium X on the Tourneo Connect) so they can try to match the finish. Engine details are not relevant for this part and can be left out.