Motorcraft YH-1779 Blend Door Actuator Motor

easy install fixed the problem

Was and original motorcraft part that came as described. Replaced the clicking worn out part with this replacement part. Was a simple process. Once installed, the blending door works as it should. No more clicking and now I have heat or a/c on both sides. Worth every penny, was an easy install, repaired it myself within minutes. Two screws, done! You may have to cycle the airflow switch to align the shafts to get it to line up correctly, to get it to mount in it's location.

La instalación el algo complicada pero fuera de eso estoy muy satisfecho con el producto solo falta esperar y ver cuanto día funcionando

this actuator door is verry good work fine no problems at all the only problems is ...hard to install if you don't have any experience you may loose the back screw ...be careful...but its work fine no problems at all.....thx amason...

This worked perfectly to solve the issue I was having. The dealer said over the phone it was cost between $300-$500 to fix the issue, not including parts (They probably want and additional $40 for this same product). My problem was with the passenger side HVAC. It was only blowing out cold air and was a safety issue as the passenger side window would stay fogged up with the defroster blowing out cold air. I did a quick youtube search to see how hard replacing the part my self was and that lead me to this part number. To replace this part, you have to remove the glove compartment and its housing that sound like a lot of work but was fairly easy to do. Had it open in about 15 minutes because I was cautious, more so than I needed to be, because the clips were pretty strong and well designed. It only took me another minute or so to get one of the screws out, but then started the hard part. In the tight space the screw on the back left litter room to get a ratchet in and crank it normally. I had to remove the screw one click at a time and busted my knuckles doing so. Even though it took some time, I did not have much trouble getting it out. Removing the wire harness connected to the old actuator was not too bad, but finagling it in the new one was a bit of a pain. Lining up the post also took more time than I though it would as it only goes in a certain way and then you have to line up the screw holes. As you would imagine the front screw was easy, but the on in the back again turned out to be extremely troublesome. All in all it took me a good 2 hours, but I think saving me the $500 dealer charge was worth it.