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1997 Ford F150/F250 & Expedition Heater Blower Exploded Parts Diagram
Master parts illustration of light-truck heater, blower, and related HVAC components with extensive Ford part numbers.
This document is a scanned page (Illustration Section 184, page 22) from a Ford 'Light Truck' parts illustration catalog. It presents an exploded-view diagram titled 'Heater, Blower & Related Parts' applicable to the 1997 F150/250 (under 8500# GVW), Expedition, and 1998 Navigator. The illustration shows the HVAC assembly behind the instrument panel, including the heater core (18476), blower motor wheel and related parts (19805, 19834, 19C671), plenum/housing components (19B749, 19B739, 19C831), vacuum motors and actuators (18A318 #1 and #2, 19E616, 19W555), ducts and doors (18C367, 19643, 18658, 18B545), resistor (19A706), hoses (19CB28, which is noted as going to vacuum tank 19A566), and evaporator-area components (19N619, 18515, 18B574, 18N259, 18C433). Numerous fastener part numbers are called out, including N805347-S58 (used in many locations), N806543-S36, N800689-S100, N804110-S2, N801600-S2, and N803B75-S2. A footnote states that items marked '#' (18A297, 18N260) are also serviced in the 19805 assembly, and 18K300 is marked 'improvise.' Readers can identify Ford base part numbers for every heater/blower component and its fasteners for these trucks.
This document covers 1997-1998, which may differ from this 2007 Ford Mustang.
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Frequently asked questions
- What vehicles does this heater and blower parts diagram cover?
- The caption states it covers the 1997 F150/250 under 8500# GVW, Expedition, and the 1998 Navigator.
- Where does hose 19CB28 connect?
- The diagram notes that hose 19CB28 goes to vacuum tank 19A566.
- What is the most commonly used fastener in this heater/blower assembly?
- N805347-S58 appears repeatedly throughout the diagram, attaching many components of the heater and blower assembly.
- What does the '#' symbol mean on part numbers in this diagram?
- The footnote states that parts marked with # (such as 18A297 and 18N260) are also serviced in the 19805 assembly.
- What is the Ford base part number for the heater core in this illustration?
- The heater core is shown as part number 18476 in the exploded view.
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