How to service and repair the blower motor on Ford Crown Victoria?

Service and repair of the blower motor requires starting with disconnecting the electrical connector. The pin-type retainer on the wire harness needs to be detached which can be found above the blower motor. The blower motor vent tube should be removed followed by the dismantling of four screws keeping the blower motor in place. The blower motor must be extracted from its position with caution. A cleaning operation beforehand on the blower motor shaft will protect the wheel mounting shaft from potential damage so you should perform the cleaning on any wheel that gets reused. Proceed by taking away the blower motor wheel clip and afterwards removing the blower motor wheel. The insertion process follows the opposite sequence of what was initially done for removal.

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Ford Crown Victoria Blower Motor Part Number: 4W7Z-19805-AA
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Motor - Cooling Blower; HVAC Blower Motor; Blower Assembly
- Manufacturer Note: 1980/1991: Also order F1AZ-18C629-A & 4W7Z-14A411-B jumpers. 1992/2004 (Before 4/19/04): Only the 4W7Z-14A411-B is needed. 2004 (From 4/19/04): No jumper is needed., FROM 4/19/2004
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1997-2011 Ford Crown Victoria | Base, LWB, LX, LX Sport, Police Interceptor, S, Special Edition | 8 Cyl 4.6 L CNG, 8 Cyl 4.6 L FLEX, 8 Cyl 4.6 L GAS

Ford Crown Victoria Blower Motor

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Blower Motor in Ford Crown Victoria is a component of the vehicles HVAC system and is preferentially used to direct air into the cabin. With help of the blower motor that controls the flow of air inside the automotive system, the driver is able to control the intensity of the temperature inside the automobile dependent on the weather. Thus, the blower motor controls installed on the dash panel within reach can be connected to the control module by means of the wiring. However, problems like electrical faults in the wiring or electrical faults in the electronic circuits can unlock the blowers' control circuitry and impair the control of heating and air conditioning. At such times, the manifestation is distinctly conspicuous and this demands prompt action that will help enhance the convenience of the car ride.

Ford Crown Victoria Blower Motor Parts and Q&A

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4W7Z-19805-AA
Q: How to service and repair the blower motor on Ford Crown Victoria?
A:
Service and repair of the blower motor requires starting with disconnecting the electrical connector. The pin-type retainer on the wire harness needs to be detached which can be found above the blower motor. The blower motor vent tube should be removed followed by the dismantling of four screws keeping the blower motor in place. The blower motor must be extracted from its position with caution. A cleaning operation beforehand on the blower motor shaft will protect the wheel mounting shaft from potential damage so you should perform the cleaning on any wheel that gets reused. Proceed by taking away the blower motor wheel clip and afterwards removing the blower motor wheel. The insertion process follows the opposite sequence of what was initially done for removal.