1997 Lincoln Continental "replace rear heater dash switch" Questions

...Heater Air Damper Door Vacuum Control Motor 18 19A901 Supplemental A/C Damper Door (Rear Console A/C Registers Only) 19 18A318 Supplemental A/C Damper Door Vacuum Control Motor Item Part Number ...

...replace a heater cord? Disconnect the battery ground cable Remove the console glove compartment. Disconnect the power point electrical connector. If equipped, disconnect the cellular phone antenna ...

...rear parking light is also out. i have a headlight switch and a seperate dimmer (roll type) switch The dash lights are incorporated with the parklights. The heater control lights are incoporated with ...

...dash would flicker but it does not come on at the rear. your heater has a relay that controls it, look in your handbook to see which one it is in the fuse, relay panel and replace it. hope this ...

...make sure that the recall was done to replace then lines. There is a separate button on the lower dash labeled RR HTR for the rear heater. If you do not engage the switch it will blow cold

rear window defroster is in the same cluster as heater controls. They do not work either. They seem to be on a pc board is this the problem and how do you swap it out. I have a 1998 olds 98. Thank you

rear brake light switch might need replacing, you can get free advise from any mechanic about that... As for your heater,hows the radiators cooling system flowing and when was the last time you had it

Heater blows luke warm air, both front pannel and rear. I have checked the fuild level...good, replaced the thermostat...did not help, flushed coolant...also didn't work. I'm having a ...

rear defrost not working pull the hazard switch out of your dash and replace the hazard fuse, it's about $25- $30 from the VW parts department. It took me a lot of time and money for such a simple fix

...replace it without taking the whole dash out. Sorry, your going to have to remove the dash. Remove the front dash panel by turning the lower screws in a counter-clockwise direction, then unscrewing ...