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I would suggest starting a new thread for your question as the interested parties won't likely see it here. Good luck to you!

Confirming once again that the part number with the shroud is indeed M1PZ-5843401-AA. Just got it myself and will be installing soon. Thanks again for this step-by-step!

AHA!! Thank you!! That must be the part number we need then :) Thank you!!

Fortunately, Schultz approved the return... going to ship that back out to them today or tomorrow. I'm interested to learn if that AA part number is the right one this time.

I ordered it from Schultz Ford so I’ve emailed them asking about a return. If not, hopefully there’s a market for it on eBay. I really hope they accept the return though.

OK thanks...let us know - and of course, as @bjbena said...who knows how long that backorder will take! Now I gotta find a way to unload one with the wrong shroud!

Here to report that this is very much a YMMV situation. I ordered part # M1PZ5843401BAPTM as mentioned in this thread, and it arrived with the notch-less shroud... waste of money and time as I don't need another shroud without a notch. Frustrating to say the least.

I’m sorry it was broken. That’s a bummer. I’m going to order it too and hopefully it all arrives intact. I don’t trust myself to cut the other LOL thanks for sharing the part number!

That shroud that came in had the cutout for the washer nozzle?

Thanks again for the update. Crazy that they aren't listing this one little part. Surely *someone* has had to order it by now to replace a damaged liftgate/camera assembly LOL

@HugeGuyTheory Been a little bit since checking in - have they updated the parts catalog with this item yet?

@HugeGuyTheory Did you ever hear back from Ford regarding the part number for the correct shroud? I'm not very confident in my X-Acto skills LOL

FWIW the textured one with the bump does seem to make bugs sail right over the windshield, so there's something to be said for the redirection of airflow it claims to make with that bump. With the 17-year cicadas about to emerge from their slumber here on the East Coast, I'm not taking any chances!