Mosquito Net Fly Screen – 1965-2026 Ford Transit
Need a replacement mosquito net fly screen for your 1965-2026 Ford Transit? This 3D-printed part is made to order to replace a broken, worn or missing original piece.
About this part
This is a mosquito net or fly screen for a FORD Transit V363 with a second row of seats. The mosquito net is clamped in the open window. You still need superglue and a mosquito net (preferably in black).
Important: The transit window is curved vertically. Avoid putting pressure on the window pane, otherwise it may break. The mosquito net is thinner in the vertical to give way and avoid too much pressure. However, it depends on the material used, the filling and possibly other factors whether your construction will give sufficiently. Therefore, be careful when installing for the first time.
To attach the mosquito net to the window, open the window and slide the mosquito net from the bottom up to the top edge of the window. Then press the bottom part of the mosquito net to the bottom edge of the window and slightly lift the center of the bottom part to allow the clip bar to slide over the edge of the window. Press all around with little force.
Please remove the mosquito net while driving.
I have had good experience with PETG in black color, 235 degrees Celsius, 80 degrees Celsius bed, brim and 20% infill.
Update: added two storages.
Compatible vehicles
- 1965-2026 Ford Transit
Always compare with your original part before ordering. Fitment can vary by trim level and production date.
Specifications
| Part | Mosquito Net Fly Screen |
|---|---|
| Make | Ford |
| Model | Transit |
| Year | 1965 |
| Production | 3D printed to order (FDM) |
| Design files | 8 (STL) |
| Part number | CAT-dfb1afbe |
Print settings
Standard FDM printing settings:
- Layer height: 0.2mm
- Infill: 70%
- Supports: As needed
How to order
This part is in our catalogue and is printed on request. Send us a request with your vehicle details and we will reply with a price and delivery time.
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Design credit: original design on Thingiverse, licensed CC BY-4.0.