Fuse to remove and reset actuator after repairs for 1 minute or more. Interior Fuse Panel Passenger Side Foot well. 2009-2010 Fuse 15 2011-2014 Fuse 46 In this video I show you it is possible…
NO HEAT: 2009+ F150 BOTTOM Temprature Blend Door Actuator Replacement Without Removing Dash
73
Like
Save
){kind=link}
Comments
Write a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
your calmer than cool hand luke .
man that was tight fit , id be cussing whole time . lol
great videos buddy , thumbs up
This is needed on a 3 yr. old truck? 6 hrs. labor + parts? Pathetic!
Brian, would it help to turn the hole into a slot whereas you could start
the screw then work the new actuator under the screw or do you have no way
to even tighten the problem screw once actuator is installed?
i got a 2009 f150 (no dual temp) it’s blowing ice cold air instead of
heat, so i’m assuming i need to replace the blend door actuator, how do i
go about replacing this? or even if you tell me where it is located, just
so i know where to start
I have 2011 expedition with digital climate control & many Times it dose
not shutting off the A/C. when I hit the off button so I just turn the
ignition key off.
Another question is it better to keep the a/c on all the time so it just
starts right away when starting the engine or turn it manually on after the
engine stabilizes?thanks
How lucky is your customer that you can do this rather than pulling the
dash. I’m saving to pay for the estimated $2200 to pull the dash in my
superduty
Oh God! What a nightmare to deal with. Brian it looks like you didn’t have
any trouble. If this happens to me it is going back to Ford.
i use a right angle drill attachment to pull the back screw, but you may or
may not put it back but its not really a big deal on the duct.
That cat claw is the most useful tool you have!!
I now noticed this issue on my 2010 F150 FX4 with only 88,000 km. I had
the same problem years ago on my Explorer. I can’t believe Ford can’t
figure out how to make this a little easier on customers. Thanks for the
video.
Thank you for your videos they are very informative. I just fixed my 2010
expedition with the same problem today.
Where is your dealer?