Four Seasons HVAC Recirculation Door Actuator P/N:73197
Four Seasons 73407 recirculation door actuator for the 2003-2009 Kia Spectra and other vehicles moves the HVAC door that switches between fresh and recirculated air.
Clicking from behind the dash, or air that stays on fresh or recirculate when you change the setting, can mean the HVAC recirculation door actuator is worn, though a blown fuse or a faulty blend door actuator can produce similar symptoms, so confirm which one it is before replacing anything.
It meets or exceeds OE specifications for fit and function on the 2003-2009 Kia Spectra and the 2005-2009 Kia Spectra5, and both cars take a single actuator.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One recirculation door actuator, with lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware and linkage as applicable.
Interchange: 604197 · BDAB1373 · 971242F000 · DA1456 · A60407 · MT18318
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Does the Four Seasons 73407 fit the 2005-2009 Kia Spectra5?
Yes. Four Seasons 73407 fits the 2005-2009 Kia Spectra5 and the 2003-2009 Kia Spectra, with one actuator per car.
Does this recirculation door actuator come with the lever arm and linkage?
Yes, a lever arm, gear, cam gear hardware and linkage are included with this recirculation door actuator as applicable.
How many terminal pins does the Four Seasons 73407 have?
The Four Seasons 73407 has 2 terminal pins.
Why is my air stuck on fresh or recirculate?
A worn or failing recirculation door actuator can leave the door in one position, and clicking behind the dash is another sign. A shop can test the actuator and its circuit.
Does 971242F000 interchange with the Four Seasons 73407?
Yes. 971242F000 is on the list of numbers this Four Seasons 73407 replaces, along with 604197 and DA1456.
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