If those are your only choices, AC Delco. I try to stay with Delco parts for my GMs. Definitely better quality and better fit than other parts. But for a Ford Product I'd go with Motorcraft if it's available. Hope that helps! Jim
Avoid anything that says MasterPro. MasterPro is Oreilly's junk line of parts. The best is almost always OEM. Cost a little more, but usually worth it.
Wich is better for lower ball joints
2001 Ford Mustang Coupe RWD
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Maintenance & Repair
The lower 2speeds on my AC blower fan quit working, the 2other higher speeds work fine and ac blows cold
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