Ford Bronco A/C Evaporator Assembly 18C424 Exploded Parts Diagram
Exploded parts diagram of an A/C evaporator and air inlet duct assembly with vacuum motor, hoses, de-icing switch and mounting screws.
This document is an exploded parts diagram showing the A/C evaporator assembly and its mounting to the dash panel, uploaded as part of a Ford Bronco reference album. The illustration identifies the A/C evaporator assembly (part 18C424), the evaporator rear housing assembly (19A583), the air inlet duct (18C624), and the duct assembly (18A442). It also shows the outside-recirc door vacuum motor with its white vacuum hose, a vacuum line with a green and white stripe, and the de-icing switch mounted on the evaporator case. Fasteners are called out throughout: screws (including screw 55915-S2, 3 required, noted in two locations at the air inlet duct and duct assembly), nuts securing the housing studs through the dash panel, and caps covering fastener locations. A reader can learn the relative positions of the evaporator housing components on the engine-compartment side of the dash panel, which Ford basic part numbers correspond to each component, and where and how many fasteners are used to attach the air inlet duct and duct assembly. The diagram contains no year, model, or engine applicability text of its own.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the Ford part number for the A/C evaporator assembly?
- The diagram labels the A/C evaporator assembly as part 18C424.
- What part number is the evaporator rear housing assembly?
- The evaporator rear housing assembly is labeled 19A583.
- How many screws are required to mount the duct assembly and air inlet duct?
- The diagram calls out screw 55915-S2 with '3 REQ'D' in two locations — three required at each callout.
- Which vacuum hose connects to the outside-recirc door vacuum motor?
- A white vacuum hose is shown routing to the outside-recirc door vacuum motor; a hose with a green and white stripe is also identified.
- Where is the de-icing switch located?
- The de-icing switch is shown mounted on the A/C evaporator assembly case.
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