2007 Ford Ranger Hose. Air. (A/C). Tube. Conditioning - CT4Z19835D

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This Fits Your 2007 Ford Ranger

Part Number: CT4Z19835D
Supersession(s): 7T4Z-19835-B; 7T4Z19835B; 8T4Z-19835-D; 8T4Z19835D; CT4Z-19835-D; YF3491

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2nd Section. A/C Refrigerant Hose. A/C Refrigerant Liquid Hose. From 10/09/07. Pipe used to transport A/C Refrigerant between other A/C components. To 10/09/07. To A/C Evaporator. Pipe. Refrigerant Liquid. AC. Evaporator. Liquid line.

A/C PipeA/C Refrigerant Liquid HoseA/C Refrigerant Hose

Fits Edge, MKX

2.0 LITER, upper. 3.5, 3.7 LITER, upper. Edge, MKX; Attaches To Evaporator. Edge; Attaches To Evaporator. MKX; Attaches To Evaporator. Upper.
Air Conditioning Refrigerant Line - Repair or Replace
If your A/C is blowing warm because it’s leaking refrigerant, one possible location of leaks could be from and air conditioning line. Our technicians have access to parts designed specifically for your 2007 Ford Ranger to dial the interior temperature back down to the arctic range.