Four Seasons HVAC Blower Motor Connector,HVAC Blower Motor Resistor Connector P/N:37262
Keep your blower motor circuit connected with the Four Seasons A/C Harness Connector 37239, an HVAC blower motor resistor connector designed to provide a clean, secure electrical link where the original pigtail has melted, corroded, or broken. It's a direct-fit replacement across a wide range of Ford, Lincoln, Mercury and Jaguar applications, including the 1995-2010 Ford Explorer and 1998-2011 Ford Ranger. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of applications and the correct year-make-model match.
A damaged or overheated connector can interrupt the signal between the harness and the blower motor resistor, so replacing a burned or loose connector helps re-establish a reliable connection. If a failed connector is the cause of your blower fault, this part supplies the fresh contacts and molded housing to wire it back in.
Interchange: 207492 · 902005 · 1U2Z14S411BHA · 4W7Z14489AA · 1712899 · WPT153 · A07492 · HC5044
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What is the Four Seasons 37239?
It's an A/C harness connector — an HVAC blower motor resistor connector that replaces a damaged, melted, or corroded original connector so the harness reconnects to the circuit.
What is it made of?
It uses molded plastic construction with OE style connectors and quality contacts intended to ensure proper conductivity.
Will this fit my vehicle?
It fits many Ford, Lincoln, Mercury and Jaguar models, such as the 1995-2010 Ford Explorer and 1998-2011 Ford Ranger. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
What are signs I may need this connector?
Signs include a melted, discolored, loose, or corroded connector at the blower circuit. Diagnose the cause first, since blower faults can stem from other components.
What numbers does this connector interchange with?
It cross-references 207492, 902005, 1U2Z14S411BHA, 4W7Z14489AA, 1712899, WPT153, A07492, and HC5044.
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