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Open heater box with arrows labeling blower, resistors, and temp…

Open heater box with arrows labeling blower, resistors, and temperature blend door
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Open heater box with arrows labeling blower, resistors, and temperature blend door

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Hand holding a disassembled steering column with colored arrow annotations against a white wall Steering column held horizontally showing shift tube, springs, and gearshift lever with colored arrows Hand pulling a clockspring/airbag coil assembly off a steering area with red, yellow, green arrows Throttle body with labeled IAC, TPS and throttle stop callouts Labeled 1993 5.8L engine bay photo showing FPR, ignition coil, EVR and fuel injector Underhood emissions components labeled EVP, EGR, TPS, accumulator on a '93 5.8L engine Dual-cat exhaust underside labeled check valve, air hose, downpipe, HEGO, reduction and oxidation cats Open heater box with arrows labeling blower, resistors, and temperature blend door Underside view labeled '95 4.9L with arrows to fuel injector, temp sender, air check valve, EGR tube Open blue Ford Bronco door showing inner door shell, latch area, and BRONCO badge on body Undercarriage view of a front axle differential housing with leaf springs and a Country tire Three driveshafts standing upright labeled NP-435 front, E4OD front, and Bronco E4OD rear shaft Wiring behind dash with note about cut and fiberglassed e-brake holes and labeled SPOUT connector Disassembled transmission internals labeled this section inverted and upright with screwdriver nearby Disassembled flip-down jump seat frames and a tan cushion lying on a concrete driveway Dash and heater plenum of a stripped vehicle on a trailer with arrows and a blower motor on the ground 430photos in this albumView all

Blower Resistors



It's fairly easy to remove the evaporator core WITHOUT VENTING ANY REFRIGERANT to clean this area. There's an 11mm (7/16") nut in the passenger footwell and several 8mm-5/16" screws (visible) that hold the evaporator cover on the blower housing.

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