1998 Ford Expedition "tool need 99 heater" Questions

...need to replace the heater hoses on a 99 expedition, does the hoses have an especial tool removal? normally , these are the factory type of hose clamps, you can purchase a pair of hose pliers from a ...

...99 and the engine design was changed half way through...its not too hard to pull off the intake and re-install,you will need a 7mm socket for the coil packs,8mm socket for the fuel rail bolts and ...

...99 expedition Hi .. I just ran into the same problem .. I have a 2000 Expedition with the 5.4L engine .. the low side port is located on the passenger side of engine compartment just below the black ...

...need to buy an AC/Fuel line Disconnect tool set. It costs about 14.00 . The white connector is a 3/4 and the black one is 5/8 Disconnect tool.The kit comes with 6 different sizes. I bought a ...

...heater core on my 99' tahoe, should the dash cover come out with the tube frame or seperate? If seperate, do I cut the rivets holding the side dash trim to the steel frame? to replace the heater ...

...need the tool to get the lines off. The lines run under from front to back, the heater core is inside the quarter trim panel and in a case that you take apart the Rt. inner wheel house also has to be ...

99 Chevy 1500 heater core inlet hose male fitting broke There are 2 hoses inlet/outlet into the heater core from the engine side at the firewall, and the hose on the right side broke off with the male

...99 windstar and had same problem, my fix was the blend door actuators, you have 2 you will have to take your radio out( cheap special tool needed) get it from a parts store, looking in you will see a ...

...Need procedure advice, I've heard that is a 15hr. job for the novice, can you facilitate by providing descriptive 'how to' UNIT HOUSING REMOVAL Disconnect battery. This must be done to prevent ...

...99.9% do. if you have no tools why ask how to fix a complex system.? how cold is your winter, we cant guess that. -50F? if its warm out say 32F (that is warm) then my guess is your engine thermostat ...