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2007 Ford Focus Cabin Air Filter, Blower Motor, Evaporator
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-W701374-S
Pin - Fixing- Part Notes: 4.75 x 0.76 - 7.9 , Push Pin
- Production Date: 09/2003-12/2011
- Callout Name: HM1
MSRP: $1.33 Your Price: $0.79
G2MZ-19V703-AA
Compressor Assy- Part Notes: High Level Aftermarket Spec, Non Warranty Repair
- Production Date: From 04/2004
- Fitting Vehicle Options: 4 Cyl 2.3L
- Callout Name: 19703
- Replaced By: HU2Z-19703-V
OEM 2007 Ford Focus Parts for A/C Evaporator & Heater Components
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Heater Core Installation and Repair Tips for 2007 Ford Focus
- Q: How to service the heater core on 2007 Ford Focus?A: To service the heater core, do a leak test (as required), and drain the cooling system. Disconnect the hose of the coolant, take away the floor console, and lower down the glove compartment. Disassemble required parts, pull out the heater core, and put in the new one by reversing the process and it is necessary to clean and lubricate the hoses.