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In this video, I show how to fix a common problem with the blower door actuator on a 2010 Ford F-150 XLT. Here is the part that I installed into the truck. http://amzn.to/2f0Vgue

2003- 2008 Blend Door Actuator Ford F-150

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2009- 2014 Blend Door Actuator Ford F-150 (THIS IS THE MODEL I USED)

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2015- Present

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Dashboard Plastic Remover Tool:

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Note: Make sure this fits within your model. I know its hard to find the parts sometimes, so I hope you use these links above as a guide to finding your actuator.

This F-150 would only blow cold air because the actuator for the blower door went out. Before I went this far to replace the part I started a few diagnoses: tested the air conditioner, went under the hood to see if the heater core hoses were hot, and check the internet if this was a common issue. Sure enough, every test lead to a faulty actuator.

The hardest part was jamming my hand through the glove box. In order to get to the 5/16in screw on the bottom, I had to go through the glove box while my left hand was in the dash to help assist. Once I got the screw out it was fairly simple.

Installing the new unit took a little bit of wiggling in there because the actuator and door need to be lined up. It can only fit one way. The gear is keyed for this reason. Once installed, connect the power cord, install the two screws that hold the unit down, and put the dash all back together.

This process took about 45 minutes to complete. After the install I was able to change from hot to cold with ease.

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Having a large amount of rose bushes is wonderful and the blooms in Southern California are well enjoyed into December and even sometimes beyond, if the temperatures remain warmer. The one thing that always makes a task easier, is having the right tools to perform it. I have used many garden gloves and one thing many gloves do not provide, is enough support and protection where a thorn from a stem could penetrate. I end up getting stabbed and poked with even gloves on the first use. I have used all materials from the self-curing rubbers, to nylons that have extra thread support. Most I end up using for digging and planting when they fail against even protecting me when I trim the dwarf citrus trees. If they can’t protect me against those thin thorns, my roses are better trimmed bare handed than having to deal with ill forming gloves.

I was sent a pair of rose pruning garden gloves from Garden Products Direct. These are different to those I have found in the “big box stores”, which tends to think ladies just plant pansies and daisies, so we need zero protection from those thorn-less varieties. Most gloves in stores are thin with beautiful designs and colors, however they really just may keep your hands and nails clean when a manicure is not the only thing I am trying to save. I’m looking for overall protection and finally found a pair that may just be up for the tasks I complete. The premium gloves from Garden Products Direct have:

Heavy-Duty but still remain soft so you can bend digits and be able to grasp everything from thorny stalks to soft blooms you want to save to create a vase arrangement.
Made with 100% goat grain leather and extra long sleeves, which are made from cowhide. This sleeve/cuff provides extra protection when having to trim between branches.
The gloves are designed for working hands, so they remain smaller along the fingers and wrist, but still provide enough dexterity to be able to grasp tools from shovels to clippers.
The glove’s material also produces lanolin, which keeps hands hydrated and soft when worn and used.
Retail Price Point: $23.99 and that is the same price point for sizes small through large via Amazon. The gloves are Unisex and I found the size small fit my hands and arms perfectly. Due to having short and smaller arms, the glove is loose and longer (goes past my elbow), but I can easily fold the cuff at the end to provide a form fitting that is customized to my size.

Verdict:

The gloves being made from natural leathers/hides will have a odor but nothing out of the norm, and I pretty much associate it with the scents you get from leather-goods, like from wallets, purses, and jackets made of such materials. This is to be expected and it’s not a chemical laden scent, so that was welcoming and was easy to air out by leaving them out overnight in the garage. I ordered a size small because my biggest gripe with gloves has been fit. The fingers are always too long and wide with my former gloves and this ends up frustrating me when I am trying to grasp because I lose that “real feel” when it comes to gardening. I end up over manipulating plants when planting because I lose dexterity when fabrics remain stiff but too thin to even prevent dirt granules from entering and soiling both the inside of my glove and hands. The gloves from Garden Products Direct fit perfectly and allowed my fingers to bend with ease while sti………….

I received the above product(s) free of charge from Garden Products Direct. I am not obligated to provide a positive or favorable review, just my honest opinion. My review is based on my experience with the product and/or brand, which may differ from yours.