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  • Ford 1L5Z-18472-CB Hose - Heater Water
    1L5Z-18472-CB
    Hose - Heater Water
    • Part Notes: Return
    • Fit Note: Less Air Conditioning
    • Production Date: 08/2003-12/2011
    • Fitting Vehicle Options: 4 Cyl 2.3L NA Petrol
    • Callout Name: 18472B
    MSRP: $51.67 Your Price: $36.12

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Blend Door Actuator Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Ford Ranger

  • Q: How to Service the Blend Door Actuator for the Panel/Floor Door on 2008 Ford Ranger?
    A: Removing the lower steering column cover and screws detach the hood release handle and get the vacuum control motor access by service. Cautiously remove the motor by disconnection of the vacuum hose and rotating it. Lastly, reverse the process performed during removal to accomplish the process.
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