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Ford EATC Climate Control F8AH-19C933-AE - 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis Part Label
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Close-up of a climate control module's part-number data label and EATC verification test chart.
Part of 1998-2011 Mercury Grand Marquis Data & Spec Plates
This photograph shows the rear/side label area of a Ford EATC (Electronic Automatic Temperature Control) climate control head unit, removed from a vehicle and photographed on a light surface with a handwritten red-marker notation reading "99 Mercu[ry]" (Mercury). The main barcode label displays the service part number F8AH-19C933-AE, a secondary number F8AF-18C612-BE, the color designation BLACK, the module type EATC - EN114, TESTER #1, and "Made In Canada 120298 02:31" (suggesting a December 2, 1998 build/test date). A second sticker is a factory "EATC Verif Label" quality-control checklist with rows for 1st Visual Insp, Final Test, Hose Test, 732 Audit Test, and Cont. 1, Cont. 2, Cont. 3: the first three rows appear checked off. The F8 prefix in the Ford part numbers indicates a 1998 model-year part design, and the handwritten note attributes the unit to a 1999 Mercury. A reader can use this image to identify the exact EATC part number for sourcing a replacement automatic climate control module.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the part number on this EATC climate control module?
- The main label shows F8AH-19C933-AE, with a secondary number F8AF-18C612-BE, color BLACK.
- Where was this EATC module made and when?
- The label states "Made In Canada" with the stamp 120298 02:31, indicating it was built/tested December 2, 1998 at 2:31.
- What tests are listed on the EATC Verif Label?
- The verification checklist lists 1st Visual Insp, Final Test, Hose Test, 732 Audit Test, and Cont. 1, Cont. 2, Cont. 3. The first three items appear checked.
- What vehicle is this module attributed to?
- A handwritten red-marker note next to the module reads "99 Mercu[ry]", identifying it as coming from a 1999 Mercury, and the F8-prefix part numbers indicate a 1998 model-year part design.
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