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2004 Lincoln Navigator A/C Compressor
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A/C Expansion Valve Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Lincoln Navigator
- Q: How to service the A/C Expansion Valve in the auxiliary climate control system on 2004 Lincoln Navigator?A: To service the thermostatic expansion valve in the auxiliary climate control system, recover the refrigerant, remove the trim panel, disconnect fittings, and take out the valve, discarding the O-ring seals. Reverse the procedure for installation using new lubricated O-ring seals, then evacuate, leak test, and charge the system.