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2009 Ford Mustang Cabin Air Filter, Blower Motor Resistor, Blower Motor

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    Evaporator Assembly Nut
    MSRP: $6.75 Your Price: $3.97
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Blower Motor Resistor, Cabin Air Filter Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Ford Mustang

  • Q: Where is the cabin air filter located and how can it be removed and installed on 2009 Ford Mustang?
    A: The right cowl vent screen is over the cabin air filter. To get to it, take out the two wiper pivot arms and four retainers. The right screen should be taken out first then the left screen. To change a new filter, turn the process of removing them the other way.
  • Q: How to service the blower motor resistor on 2009 Ford Mustang?
    A: Gain access to the blower motor resistor through the bottom of the instrument panel on the right. Unplug the electrical connector, and remove the two fixing screws and the resistor. Replacement is done by inverting the steps used to remove the resistor: place the resistor, screw it down, and reattach the electrical connector.
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