Wow! Not what I was expecting Ch

Wow! Not what I was expecting to hear, Chuck. I was reading online about novices and experts alike saying that it was a huge job involving the removal of the dashboard, steering wheel, airbag module, freon recovery, etc. This is great news. I'll get back with you later. Thanks, I think u just saved me a boatload of money.

Chuck,

Chuck, I replaced the same part on my wife's windstar a couple of years ago and I seem to remember that it had to be alligned and set a certain way prior to the installation. There were no instructions included with it so I remember just using trial & error. Is that true? Should I be concerned about the climate control temp. setting before I apply power to the new actuator. Does the actuator itself need to be adjusted prior to installation? THanks.

Hi Chuck,

Hi Chuck, just wanted to let u know that the operation was a success, thanks to your help & expertise. I did a little cheating however. I used a dremel tool and cut a hole big enough to get my hand through. This made access to the blend door actuator much easier. When I reinstalled the glove compartment, it covered the hole so it cannot be seen. Thanks again. XXXX XXXXXXXX