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If your truck does have one, it sits between the blinker fluid reservoir and the Johnson rod.
Often, you'll end up damaging the Johnson rod when you try to get out the cabin air filter. Don't panic if this happens. You can get a replacement here:
Ya' got me! I should have said, "Excursions supposedly have cabin filters". I have never personally seen one, and don't know where it would go in their virtually-identical airflow system.
I was into it to the heater core when I decided, I better go ask here where the filter is. But Ford should have put them in. I changed the one on my mom's Toyota, easy no tools maybe 2 minutes.
If your truck does have one, it sits between the blinker fluid reservoir and the Johnson rod.
Often, you'll end up damaging the Johnson rod when you try to get out the cabin air filter. Don't panic if this happens. You can get a replacement here: