Four Seasons HVAC Blend Door Actuator,HVAC Mode Door Actuator P/N:37540
Four Seasons 73327 blend door actuator for the 2009-2013 Mazda 6 is a replacement that moves the air door in the HVAC system, which sets how the air is blended and where it goes. Also called an HVAC blend door actuator, it is the motorized unit that drives that door.
Temperature that won't change, air coming out of the wrong vents or a clicking sound behind the dash can mean the actuator is worn. A damaged blend door or the climate control module may be behind those signs too, so trace the cause before you replace anything.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2009-2013 Mazda 6.
One blend door actuator. The lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware and linkage are included as applicable.
Interchange: 604814 · BDAC1296 · 1712475 · GS3L61A60 · DA1276 · 65517321 · A60327 · MT18700
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Four Seasons 73327 work as a 2009-2013 Mazda 6 blend door actuator replacement?
Yes. Four Seasons 73327 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2009-2013 Mazda 6 and meets or exceeds OE specifications for fit and function.
Does the 73327 actuator come with a lever arm and linkage?
The lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware and linkage are included as applicable. This listing is one actuator.
Is the 73327 made for the left, right or main position?
The catalog lists Four Seasons 73327 for the main, right main and left main positions.
How can I tell if my blend door actuator is going bad?
A temperature setting that won't change, air from the wrong vents or clicking behind the dash can point to a worn actuator. A shop can test it.
Does Four Seasons 73327 replace number BDAC1296?
Yes. BDAC1296 is one of the numbers this part replaces, along with 604814, DA1276 and several others on the Interchange line.
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