Ford Explorer: Rear Climate Control / Description and Operation - Rear Climate Control - Component Location

Ford Explorer 2020-2026 Service Manual / Electrical / Climate Control System / Rear Climate Control / Description and Operation - Rear Climate Control - Component Location


Item Description
1 Rear HVAC Control Module

Item Description
1 Rear Climate Control Housing
2 Rear Blower Motor
3 Rear Blower Motor Speed Control
4 Rear Evaporator
5 Rear Thermostatic Expansion Valve
6 Rear Heater Core
7 Rear Temperature Door Actuator
8 Rear Air Distribution Door Actuator

Item Description
1 Rear Heater Core Outlet Line
2 Rear Heater Core Inlet Line
3 Rear Evaporator Rear Outlet and Inlet Line

    Rear Climate Control

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