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2005 Ford Freestyle Blower Motor, Evaporator

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5F9Z-19860-CA
Core - Air Conditioning Evaporator
Evaporator Core

2
6F9Z-18504-A
Wheel - Blower Motor
Fan

3
5F9Z-19805-DA
Motor - Cooling Blower
Blower Motor

4
H2MZ-18476-T
Heater Assembly - Less Radiator
Heater Core

FOZZ-18A287-A
Retainer
Blower Motor Retainer
MSRP: $1.62 Your Price: $1.14
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5F9Z-19849-CA
Valve Assy - Evaporator Expansion
- Fit Note: Manual Air Conditioning
- Production Date: 07/2004-06/2007
- Callout Name: 19849
- Replaced By: 8G1Z-19849-A
MSRP: $40.91 Your Price: $25.76
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Heater Core Installation and Repair Tips for 2005 Ford Freestyle

Q: How to Service and Repair an Auxiliary Climate Control Heater Core on 2005 Ford Freestyle?
A: In order to service the heater core, 9 screws and the LH quarter trim panel are to be detached out of the auxiliary heater core cover. Heater hoses are clamped, the tubes are placed over a drain pan, inlet and outlet hoses are disconnected, the core is removed, the new unit is installed and the cooling system is refilled.

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