Four Seasons HVAC Blend Door Actuator P/N:73306
Four Seasons 73026 recirculation door actuator for the 2002-2010 Ford Explorer and other vehicles is the motorized unit that moves an HVAC air door in the climate control system. It is also called an HVAC recirculation door actuator.
Air that stays stuck on one setting when you move the controls can mean the actuator has failed. A blown fuse, damaged wiring or connector, or a bent door linkage can be behind these signs too, so find the cause before you buy.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2002-2010 Ford Explorer, the 2002-2010 Mercury Mountaineer and the 2003-2005 Lincoln Aviator.
Lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware and linkage, as applicable.
Interchange: 604211 · BDAC1038 · 2L2Z19E616BA · 1711895 · YH1746 · DA1134 · 6552284 · A27326 · MT18554
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Does the Four Seasons 73026 fit the 2003-2005 Lincoln Aviator?
Yes, Four Seasons 73026 fits the 2003-2005 Lincoln Aviator. It also fits the 2002-2010 Ford Explorer and the 2002-2010 Mercury Mountaineer.
Does this recirculation door actuator come with a lever arm and linkage?
Yes, it includes a lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware and linkage, as applicable.
Is the Four Seasons 73026 an auxiliary position actuator?
Yes, Four Seasons 73026 is listed for the auxiliary position. It is an HVAC air door actuator with an internal motor, drive gears, electronics and connections.
What noises can a failing HVAC air door actuator make?
A failing actuator can make a clicking or ticking noise from behind the dash. A shop can test the actuator before you replace it.
Can I use Four Seasons 73026 in place of number 2L2Z19E616BA?
Yes, 2L2Z19E616BA is one of the numbers Four Seasons 73026 replaces, along with 604211 and BDAC1038.
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