Dorman 604-248 HVAC Blend Door Actuator for Lincoln 🚗
Description:
This passenger side main HVAC blend door actuator from Dorman restores airflow control in climate systems, helping maintain consistent cabin temperature and proper distribution. It replaces a failing actuator with a high-quality plastic housing and includes the motor plate and circuit, offering a straightforward repair for affected Lincoln models and similar vehicles.
Key Points
The actuator is designed to control the blend door on the passenger side, allowing warm and cool air mixing to be regulated again. It comes with the motor plate and circuit included, which can simplify installation and reduce the number of parts you need to source separately. ⚙️
According to the manufacturer, the original equipment number is YW1Z19E616AA, which helps confirm compatibility when matching parts. Consider that international versions may differ in labeling or instructions and are sold from abroad, so packaging or documentation could vary from local items. 🚗🔧
Technical Specifications
- Name: Dorman 604-248
- Position: Passenger side main HVAC blend door actuator
- Housing: - plastic
- Includes: - motor plate and circuit
- OE reference: - YW1Z19E616AA
Usage Recommendations
Installation typically involves removing the HVAC housing cover to access the actuator mounting points and electrical connector, then replacing the failed unit with the supplied actuator and motor plate. If door access is limited in your vehicle, allow extra time and follow vehicle-specific service instructions. For troubleshooting, observe whether the blend door moves smoothly when power is applied and listen for unusual grinding or clicking that may indicate mechanical interference.
Benefits
Replacing a faulty actuator can eliminate uneven cabin temperatures and restore automatic climate control responsiveness. The included motor plate and circuit reduce the need for additional components during service. Because the unit uses a plastic housing, it is lightweight and resists corrosion over time, although plastic parts can be sensitive to extreme heat exposure, so consider that prolonged very high engine bay temperatures may affect long-term durability.
