2004 Mercury Mountaineer - just replaced the blower assembly after taking apart the entire dashboard - now the car starts, everything works but no power pressing on gas pedal - car is saying limp home mode
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Strange for blower but not unusually for compressor. The usual high or low limit switch would cut off the compressor but not the blower. Maybe check alternator and battery voltage to see if there is a voltage problem. The blower motor resistance switch is problematic but I have not heard of one acting like yours.
With a manual. Taking it apart isn't the hard part. Just start removing everything. Putting it back together. You need sequences and torque specs. Do it wrong and you will do it again.
no special tools in particular just the usual or necessary tools required.. 1stly u remove the Tyre and the caliper then u'll see something like a long rod dats the bearing
On a 02 Explorer you lift the hatch, remove two screws that hold the tail light assembly in and then carefully remove the entire assembly. There are guide pin at the back of the assembly, be careful not to break them. Installation is the reversal.
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