Four Seasons A/C Filter Screen P/N:39340
Four Seasons 39341 a/c filter screen for the 2005-2009 Ford Escape and other vehicles is a refrigerant filter that sits in the A/C system and catches debris carried by the refrigerant.
A clogged screen can restrict refrigerant flow, and weak cooling is one sign of that. Weak cooling has other causes too, so before you replace the screen, look over the A/C lines and fittings with the engine off for oily residue or damage. A shop can test system pressure.
This filter screen also fits the 2002-2005 Ford Explorer and the 2008-2009 Mazda Tribute, plus other Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models. If your car isn't named here, look it up on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Interchange: 217341 · T39341 · 759704 · 11139341 · 917341 · 1L2Z19E771AA · 3441236 · YF2706 · A17341 · MT1577 · MT15781 · MT15771 · MT1578 · EXV2062 · EXV5002 · EX10357 · EX10358 · EX10358C
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Does the Four Seasons 39341 a/c filter screen fit a 2005-2009 Ford Escape?
Yes. The Four Seasons 39341 a/c filter screen fits the 2005-2009 Ford Escape and the 2002-2005 Ford Explorer. Other cars are listed on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Is the Four Seasons 39341 color coded to match OE?
Yes. Four Seasons color codes the 39341 a/c filter screen to match OE, and it is application specific for fit and function.
What does this a/c filter screen protect in the A/C system?
This a/c filter screen protects the expansion valve from debris in the system. It is a refrigerant filter that catches particles before they reach the valve.
Is 39341 interchangeable with EXV2062 or 1L2Z19E771AA?
Yes. Both EXV2062 and 1L2Z19E771AA are on the interchange list for this a/c filter screen, along with 217341 and T39341.
What can a clogged a/c filter screen cause?
A clogged screen can restrict refrigerant flow, which can show up as weak cooling. Other A/C faults share that sign, so a shop can pressure-test the system.
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