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2009 Lincoln Town Car Cabin Air Filter, Blower Motor, Evaporator
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-N808823-S105
Nut - Adjusting Screw- Part Notes: M6 X 1MM
- Production Date: 07/2005-08/2011
- Require Quantity: 4
- Package Quantity: 1
- Callout Name: HN3
MSRP: $18.75 Your Price: $13.78
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OEM 2009 Lincoln Town Car Parts for A/C Evaporator & Heater Components
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Blend Door Actuator Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Lincoln Town Car
- Q: How to service and repair the LH Temperature Blend Door Actuator on 2009 Lincoln Town Car?A: In order to service the LH Temperature Blend Door Actuator, loosen the LH lower instrument panel insulator and Lighting Control Module (LCM) screws, which are connected by means of the vacuum line. Uncouple the electrical connector on the actuator, disassemble the screws that hold the two components together and put them back in their place.