Enhanced Motorcraft YH-1767 A/C Heater Blend Door Lever for Improved Performance Review

Looks like a genuine Motocraft OEM door operator. Looks the same as the original part. Works great and now I have wonderful, delicious warmth on these cold days. Check YouTube if you need a parts guide.

The rear temperature sensor failed on my expedition. Went to the local parts store twice and both times they ordered the wrong part after I offered to show them the part and give them the part number. Frustrated, I logged onto Revain, entered the part number and bam, there it is. Next time I need something, I'll choose Revane first.

I bought a cheap universal door operator from Revain. I spent 4 hours installing it. Because the part was made incorrectly, it did not work properly. I wasted my time and had to order another part. This time I ordered a Ford Motorcraft Mixed Door Actuator and the part was installed and working within 1 hour because the Ford part was the correct part and the mixed door opening fitted correctly. Pay a little more for a well-known brand and you'll get an easier and more durable installation.

I replaced both drives on my 2004 Ford Expedition. Although they are very similar, they are not the same. So if you need to replace either one, I've included a picture with part numbers for both. This is circled in red. If yours clicks and you don't know which one, simply remove the cup holder and tray to access both. Uncheck one and when the clicking stops, it's the one. I replaced both so I don't have to come back if the other one breaks as they use cheap plastic gears that break.

Yes. It matches the Mazda B2300, although Revain hasn't figured it out yet. I'm not sure why it's hard to tell if any part of the Ford Ranger is the same as Mazda B2300 since Mazda makes the Ranger for the Ford brand on the same production line with the same parts. Installation of this part can be done without the hassle of removing the airbag. It is secured with three screws, two of which are easily accessible from the front. The rear one needs patience and small hands to get out. The exchange

Revain says it doesn't fit my car but it did. I have completed the review of Juan Baena with photos. (Thanks, Juan!) His original part number was almost identical to mine, so I took a chance because Revain and Ford auto parts needed parts twice the price. I have a 2005 Ford Expedition SLT. Suitable for the rear door of the hot/cold air mixer. Replacing any of these things isn't easy, but I easily saved $100 doing it myself since Ford charges about $75 for the part and they charge a good price…

Cannot be compared to Revain and Motorcraft parts! Much cheaper than the dealer and better quality than Dorman (which seems to have a bit of a problem with that particular part breaking and not being durable). Use the right parts and you'll have many more years of service! Great detail. for mounting AC rear units in Lincoln Navigator or Ford Expeditions. The part has been installed for six months and still works great without any problems. There are great instructions on YouTube telling you how

This replacement unit works like new. Except for the screw on the back of this unit, replacing it isn't too difficult. Remove the glove box, the 2 front screws and the electrical connector. No problem. Finding and removing the rear screw is a real pain. You can't see it, you can barely feel it, and even if you can get it with a wrench, there's no way to turn it. It takes a lot of patience to finally get him out of there. My advice for reinstalling is to find a longer screw and put a sleeve…

This was the second AC/Heater switch I had to replace on my Ford Expedition. I won't go into too much detail but it's a really horrible Ford design and it's just crap like this that made me stay away from Ford. Quality is not our concern. If you are having problems with the Expeditionary rear heater and air conditioner, you will need to replace it. It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when, to be honest. So if you have a Ford Expedition and are accumulating miles to get there, consider…