Need help blender door 2014 raptor

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Vader

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Took me about 4 hours to do my Passenger side door. If you do it yourself be careful of the steel edges they are sharp as dragon glass.
 

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I still need to do my top one but it still works most of the time (side note-unplugged fuse and mine seemed to reset, stopped clicking). That bottom one looks like a bitch though, unless you do a little cutting like one youtube video I saw heh. I'd take a recip to it before I shelled out 3 grand...


Save us some time: what fuse is it?

Mine started clicking fiercely after this last bout of -20 weather.

Try before you pry!
 

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From the manual for my '13...
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I'll still replace it when I get a chance but the ridiculously loud clicking has ceased for the time being, drove it yesterday and it transitions from cold to hot on passenger side correctly. From what I've seen on FordTechMakulako's youtube videos they have issues sensing position as they age, think mine was confused...
 

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Fuse 46, climate control module, passenger side kick panel fuse box...

Gave that a try and no luck, but appreciate the tip.

Anyway, the passenger side is blowing the temp it should/that I want (60 degrees), however the driver side is blowing hot air. Is the driver side actuator behind the dash too? I think the part number is: DL3Z*19E616*A, but if someone could confirm this is my best bet for the part to have on hand before I start I'd appreciate it. TIA
 

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Worth a try! Yes that is the correct part number for the upper one (controls passenger side temp by blending hot/cold) and the lower one (controls driver side temp). There's a different part number for the mode (defrost/vent/floor); scroll down halfway for the dual zone:
https://www.tascaparts.com/v-2013-f...v8-gas/hvac--evaporator-and-heater-components
If I understand right, the passenger side temp one can be accessed by removing the console and radio, the driver side requires either pulling the entire heater box or cutting some plastic to reach it, and the mode one is easily accessible near the accelerator pedal...
 

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Worth a try! Yes that is the correct part number for the upper one (controls passenger side temp by blending hot/cold) and the lower one (controls driver side temp). There's a different part number for the mode (defrost/vent/floor); scroll down halfway for the dual zone:
https://www.tascaparts.com/v-2013-f...v8-gas/hvac--evaporator-and-heater-components
If I understand right, the passenger side temp one can be accessed by removing the console and radio, the driver side requires either pulling the entire heater box or cutting some plastic to reach it, and the mode one is easily accessible near the accelerator pedal...
I got lucky and only had to do the one above the accelerator pedal on the firewall, 5 minute job once you've done that one, and a 30 minute back massage after to get the kinks out!
 
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