🔧 Motorcraft YH1752 Engine Motor Review

Very lucky to have the correct genuine part, half the dealer cost, shipped quickly and delivered to my door, fitted in 10 minutes.

Works great. The setup is a bit cumbersome, but doable. The mechanics will charge you over $1,000 but you can do it yourself in about 1 hour.

I have to admit I almost guided a U-tube based mechanic on how to do it. I'm glad I didn't. Took me about 20 minutes from start to finish. I was nervous about my height, 6ft 4in at 400# with big arms. I used an 8mm notched wrench and had no problems. The hardest part for me was removing the top mounting connector. Seat belt indicator on the fairing No problem, very simple. Works great, nice to be able to control the temperature in the truck again.

Installed on my 2007 F-150. It lasted about 3 hours since it was my first time. There are some great videos on how to do this. The 3 screws are in a hard-to-reach place, so you need the right wrench. I bought a short TEKTON 18063 8mm combination wrench from here when I bought this type and I had easy access to all three bolts. However, this is happening slowly. My heating is working years later and my air conditioning is blowing as cold as ever! Hopefully this part will last 10 years like the…

installed in my 2008 Lincoln Mark LT. They are also used in Ford F-Series trucks from 2004 to 2008 (probably longer). You can tell when they need to be replaced because they make a clicking noise behind the dash. Because of all the structural steel bracing behind the dash in these Ford pickups, access to the three bolts that hold the composite door operator in place is very difficult. Suggest if you try to replace this yourself watch a youtube video on how to do it first.

I installed it on my 2005 F-150. really easy to do. Took me about 30 minutes. All you need is an 8mm spanner and a screwdriver with an 8mm socket. Simply remove the bezel around the radio and heater controls. Just start on the top sides by placing your fingers between the dash and bezel and work your way down. He'll jump right out. Simply disconnect the top wire and bottom panel with everything connected to the heater controls. Then unscrew the 4 screws of the radio with a head of 8mm. Then…

Durability cannot be tested. But the bear is a substitute. On a 2006 Ford F150 4x4 the radio will need to be removed as there is a screw behind the radio. The other two screws are located in the extreme left corner of the glove box. It is very difficult to find the drive where it is hidden. Grab the right part so you know what to look for. Remove the radio and find the part on the passenger side behind the radio. You only see a small part of the drive for identification (the shiny head of the…