2003 ford expedition

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Asked by Janelle Mar 20, 2018 at 02:31 PM about the 2003 Ford Expedition XLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ac is blowing air, mech said compressor is hood it
the contollerthat needs to be fixed for 200 if not.
Switch can be pit on for 180??? Can this be correct
and is there anything else I can try,  recently
replace my motor and radio light turn on but radio
didn't turn on.mayne that can gave something to
with.

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180 is high for that switch, i would try somewhere else to have it done, good luck

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Thank you, yes I was not sure if I was getting a good price from what it seemed as if the switch would be place on, somethings as if your radiator fan didn't turn on automatically kind of thing if that makes sense.

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