Help with part ID
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Help with part ID
This question is for a Mustang so if not allowed, please delete but I know there are some very knowledgeable techs here so I'm hoping I can find some help.
I changed the Heater core in my 2000 Mustang. Everything works as it should but I had a part left over and I don't know what it is.
It fell out of the center section of the dash when I pulled the dash back to get to the heater.
There is a part number: F8ZB-63045G90-AA
Hope one of you guys know what this is and where it goes.
I changed the Heater core in my 2000 Mustang. Everything works as it should but I had a part left over and I don't know what it is.
It fell out of the center section of the dash when I pulled the dash back to get to the heater.
There is a part number: F8ZB-63045G90-AA
Hope one of you guys know what this is and where it goes.
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If the listed number is cast in the part itself chances are its an engineering number, not necessarily a Ford part number. Sadly those aren't really helpful tracking something down.
Your best bet would be finding an exploded drawing of the heater core and duct work systems---it should be visible or listed there.
Not much direct help I know so sorry 'bout that.......
Your best bet would be finding an exploded drawing of the heater core and duct work systems---it should be visible or listed there.
Not much direct help I know so sorry 'bout that.......
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If the listed number is cast in the part itself chances are its an engineering number, not necessarily a Ford part number. Sadly those aren't really helpful tracking something down.
Your best bet would be finding an exploded drawing of the heater core and duct work systems---it should be visible or listed there.
Not much direct help I know so sorry 'bout that.......
Your best bet would be finding an exploded drawing of the heater core and duct work systems---it should be visible or listed there.
Not much direct help I know so sorry 'bout that.......
An exploded view drawing of the center section of the instrument panel would be a great idea. Hope I can find one.
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