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Blend Door Actuator Installation and Repair Tips for 2001 Ford Ranger

  • Q: How to Service and Repair the Blend Door Actuator, Specifically the Panel/Floor Door Vacuum Control Motor on 2001 Ford Ranger?
    A: The lower steering column opening finish panel should be removed, and the hood release handle separated in order to service the Air Door Actuator/Motor. Next, take off the panel and bolts, disconnection of the vacuum hose, and then rotate the vacuum control motor to the disengagement of the lever. To install, invert the process.
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