Hi,
I had the same problem - eventually I found 1 Ford dealer who knew about it.
There is unfortuanely no template. The whole job, to fit both fittings took me about half an hour.
If you unclip the plastic covers inside the boot (the ones to remove to change rear light bulbs) and slide them along as far as you can because the seat belt runs through them.
Unscrew the surround for the third seatbelt in the roof and remove it.
remove the rubber strip around the top half of the boot.
This will allow you to gently ease down the rear of the rooflining. You will then be able to see the wounting brackets in the roof space.
All I did was to push a small, sharp screwdriver through the headlining into the centre of the bracket in the roof and then very gently, using a sharp stanley knife, cut out a little bit at a time around the hole I had made with the screwwdriver. As the hole got bigger, I was able to see the bracket and then enlarge the hole until the plastic clips pushed in.
You will need to be careful as one wrong slip with the knife will ruin the headling - also be careful because of the side airbags which are behind the headlining.
It's not a difficult job. Hope this helps
I had the same problem - eventually I found 1 Ford dealer who knew about it.
There is unfortuanely no template. The whole job, to fit both fittings took me about half an hour.
If you unclip the plastic covers inside the boot (the ones to remove to change rear light bulbs) and slide them along as far as you can because the seat belt runs through them.
Unscrew the surround for the third seatbelt in the roof and remove it.
remove the rubber strip around the top half of the boot.
This will allow you to gently ease down the rear of the rooflining. You will then be able to see the wounting brackets in the roof space.
All I did was to push a small, sharp screwdriver through the headlining into the centre of the bracket in the roof and then very gently, using a sharp stanley knife, cut out a little bit at a time around the hole I had made with the screwwdriver. As the hole got bigger, I was able to see the bracket and then enlarge the hole until the plastic clips pushed in.
You will need to be careful as one wrong slip with the knife will ruin the headling - also be careful because of the side airbags which are behind the headlining.
It's not a difficult job. Hope this helps
