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OEM 2005 Ford Escape Parts for Auxiliary Air Conditioner

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A/C Hose, Blend Door Actuator Installation and Repair Tips for 2005 Ford Escape

  • Q: How to service the A/C Hose from the condenser to the evaporator on 2005 Ford Escape?
    A: To service the condenser-to-evaporator line, position the vehicle on a hoist in neutral and recover A/C refrigerant. Remove the front bumper and disconnect high-pressure cut-off switch connector. Remove bracket and peanut nuts, disconnect the spring-lock coupling and line, fit new mineral oil-lubricated O-rings, then reverse, evacuate, leak-test, and charge.
  • Q: How to service and repair the auxiliary temperature blend door actuator and auxiliary mode door actuator on 2005 Ford Escape?
    A: The auxiliary temperature blend door actuator and mode door actuator require servicing by placing the car on a hoist. Cut out the brackets and panels that are required, carefully tightened on re- installing. Unplug the actuator electrical connector, disengage it and ensure the actuator is working by disengaging and reengaging it. Uninstallation Reverse the process of removal to install again.
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