Four Seasons HVAC Defrost Mode Door Actuator,HVAC Mode Door Actuator P/N:73076
Help restore proper airflow direction with the Four Seasons HVAC Mode Door Actuator 73611, a direct-fit 2002-2006 Ford Expedition mode door actuator that also drops into the 2002-2006 Lincoln Navigator. This MAIN-position actuator is the small electric motor that drives the mode door in the HVAC case, positioning it so air is routed to the vents, floor, or defrost as commanded by the climate controls. If a failed actuator is the cause of air that won't switch between outlets, this unit replaces it.
Backed by over 50 years of mobile A/C experience from Four Seasons, it's engineered and tested for years of trouble-free operation.
See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full fitment and engine-level details.
Interchange: BDAE1370 · 2L1Z18A318AA · DA1549 · A60611 · MT7423 · AT1014
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What does the mode door actuator do?
It's the electric motor that drives the HVAC mode door, positioning it to route airflow to the vents, floor, or defrost as commanded by the climate controls.
Is this the right mode door actuator for a 2002-2006 Ford Expedition?
Yes, the 73611 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2002-2006 Ford Expedition and 2002-2006 Lincoln Navigator. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.
Which position is this actuator?
This is the MAIN mode door actuator for the listed applications.
What comes with the actuator?
It includes the lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware, and linkage as applicable, along with the internal motor, drive gears, electronics, and connections.
What are signs this actuator may need replacing?
Air that won't switch between vents, floor, or defrost, or a clicking/knocking noise from the dash, may indicate a failed mode door actuator. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
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