Cold is hot and hot is cold

Asked by Milza May 31, 2019 at 02:20 AM about the 2013 Ford F-150 FX4 SuperCrew 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi, I own a 2013 f150 fx4. I had the evaporator core
replaced and now my temp is reversed. When on
cold it's hot and when on hot it's cold. The battery
was disconnected for about 6 weeks while getting
done. (I live in Australia so had to wait for parts
and to be modified to fit conversion). The place
that did the work don't know why it's back to front.
Any ideas? Can you install door backwards? Can
actuator work backwards? Workshop reckons they
just plugged everything back in same way.

1 Answer

It was converted in 2014. About 6 months ago was when evaporator got changed. They reckon that all they did was unplug everything and plug it back in, and apparently the plugs can't be swapped or put in wrong. I took it back and they did a temporary wire swap which worked but it would get stuck on some temps so swapped them back.

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