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Ford Excursion Core Assembly - Heater
Part Number: F81Z-18476-AA$79.68 MSRP: $113.09You Save: $33.41 (30%)
Ford Excursion Core Assembly - Heater
Part Number: 4C3Z-18476-BA$83.27 MSRP: $118.18You Save: $34.91 (30%)Ford Excursion Heater Assembly - Less Radiator
Part Number: 3C3Z-18476-BA$83.27 MSRP: $118.18You Save: $34.91 (30%)
Ford Excursion Heater Core
The Heater Core in Ford Excursion automobiles has a vital responsibility of supplying heat to the in side of the automotive utilizing additional heat from the engine. Looking somewhat like a miniature radiator, the core itself is cooled by a water and antifreeze solution and is generally made from some kind of metal such as aluminum or brass. These are features such as the controlling valves or doors for the flow of coolants as well as designing features like electromechanical actuators for involving the controls equipment for the exact level of regulation of temperature. In air-conditioned vehicles, the heater core also plays a part of dehumidifying because it reheats cooled air. The problems relate to blocks or obstruction, cracks, and rust, and fixing comes with the need to remove a considerable part of the dashboard. Further, for air-cooled engines other methods of heating may be applied but they possess certain measures of danger.
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Ford Excursion Heater Core Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the heater core on Ford Excursion?A: On 2008 and later models, the heater and Evaporator cores are mounted in a large housing under the instrument panel. The instrument panel must be removed for access to the housing, and this is a difficult procedure for the home mechanic, involving many hard-to find/reach fasteners and electrical connectors. It is recommended that heater core replacement for these models be performed at a dealership. For removal, first drain the cooling system. Then, disconnect the heater hoses from the heater core pipes at the firewall. Clamp off the hoses to prevent coolant from leaking out. To disconnect each hose, push it toward the heater core pipe to fully expose the locking tabs, compress the retainer locking tabs, and then, using a slight twisting motion while simultaneously pulling on the heater hose, pull the hose off the heater core pipe. After disconnecting both hoses, remove and discard the coupling retainers. Always use new retainers when reconnecting the hoses to the heater core pipes. Next, push in the stops at the left and right sides of the glove compartment door, then lower the door. Remove the panel/floor door vacuum control motor. Then, remove the electronic blend door actuator mounting screw and position the blend door actuator assembly out of the way. Remove the heater core cover screws, raise the heater core cover, then remove it. Finally, remove the heater core from the heater core housing.For installation, the process is the reverse of removal with the following notes: Before installing the heater core cover, add a gasket between the housing and the cover. Fill the cooling system with the correct type and amount of coolant. Start the engine and check for leaks.
