Review on 🔧 Dorman 604-208 HVAC Air Door Actuator in Black by Nick Morales

Exact replacement, works great. Great part. I warn you, swapping is a terrible job. It is held in place by three screws and a dowel pin. The first screw is easily removed by removing the airbag, glove box and an air conditioning vent. The rear DS screw is very difficult to remove with a wrench. I actually used a hacksaw blade (blade only) and cut out the mounting hole. The third screw faces the front of the vehicle and is located under the hood. I could touch it but I couldn't see it or get the wrench I had. After removing the other two screws, I raised and lowered the actuator until the bracket broke. actuator removed. Then loosen that front screw and cut a slot in the new drive to fit under the head of that screw. I didn't reinstall the DS bolt as newer versions don't even have that bracket. Thus the driver is held in place by the dowel pin, the front screw (which is tightened but not tightened) and the rear PS screw (tightened). It doesn't move and works perfectly. The time for this project is about 9 hours. It took about 2 with the described merhod. I could probably do it in 1 hour now. Much luck