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2007 Ford Explorer Blower Motor, A/C Switch, Blower Control Switches
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- 1.Air Conditioner & Heater - Evaporator & Heater Components
- 2.Air Conditioner & Heater - Evaporator & Heater Components
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9L2Z-19850-A
Evaporator AssemblyHousing Assembly- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control, From 03/04/2002
MSRP: $433.84 Your Price: $316.201 - 1
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1L2Z-19805-EB
Motor - Cooling BlowerBlower Assembly- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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MSRP: $27.09 Your Price: $17.061
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MSRP: $13.17 Your Price: $9.521
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MSRP: $1.62 Your Price: $1.141
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MSRP: $86.73 Your Price: $52.711
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7L2Z-18B259-A
Duct - Heater Air InletAir Inlet Duct- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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MSRP: $19.17 Your Price: $13.511
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6L2Z-18A318-AA
Motor Assembly - VacuumMotor- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control, Panel Air
MSRP: $126.56 Your Price: $91.481
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6L2Z-18A318-BA
Motor Assembly - VacuumMotor- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control, Floor Air
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H2MZ-18476-Y
Heater Assembly - Less RadiatorHeater Core- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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MSRP: $77.32 Your Price: $55.891
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MSRP: $14.97 Your Price: $10.821
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MSRP: $5.37 Your Price: $3.881
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MSRP: $3.88 Your Price: $2.811
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MSRP: $36.46 Your Price: $26.351
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6L2Z-18C433-AA
Duct - Heater OutletOutlet Duct- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
- Location: Driver Side
- 166L2Z-18C433-BA
Duct - Heater OutletOutlet Duct- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
- Location: Passenger Side
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MSRP: $322.48 Your Price: $233.111
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MSRP: $86.73 Your Price: $52.711
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MSRP: $219.81 Your Price: $158.891
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1L2Z-19A523-AA
Switch Assembly - VacuumVacuum Switch- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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MSRP: $8.35 Your Price: $5.891
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5L2Z-18C581-BA
Wire Assembly - Air ConditionerVacuum Harness- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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XR3Z-19A563-AA
Valve - Air Conditioner ControlControl Valve- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
MSRP: $10.96 Your Price: $6.901
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MSRP: $27.09 Your Price: $17.061
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MSRP: $1.62 Your Price: $1.141
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XR3Z-19A566-AA
Reservoir - VacuumVacuum Reservoir- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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7L2Z-19C603-BA
Wire Assembly - Air ConditionerWire Harness- Part Notes: Front, Without Dual Zone Temperature Control
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MSRP: $2.50 Your Price: $1.474
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OEM 2007 Ford Explorer Parts for Auxiliary Heater & A/C
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Blend Door Actuator Installation and Repair Tips for 2007 Ford Explorer
- Q: How to Service and Repair the Front Blend Door Actuator on 2007 Ford Explorer?A: To service the defroster door vacuum control motor, remove the audio unit and lower steering column cover. Take out the center panel duct screws and set the duct aside. Disconnect the vacuum connector and remove the screws securing the motor. Reposition the plenum chamber to free the motor, then install the new motor by reversing the procedure.