Hopefully you don't have to use it...But it is nice to be prepared if you do!
We can only offer it to people with a United states address.
Who did the work?All, my beautiful truck began blowing nothing but heat, no matter how I adjusted it on the driver's side. I tried everything to no avail. I searched the internet and sure enough others were having this same issue and it was just not the Ranger but nearly every modern car made in the last five years (apparently many makes and models all use this same assembly). The issue turned out to be the Housing/Heater Assembly. This is not a repair for the faint of heart as to replace assembly which is under the dash and connected to the core in the engine compartment. I had to leave my Ranger with the dealer for over a week despite the job being labeled 4.4 billable hours. My warranty was expired but fortunately my extended warranty covered the repair. I was told that it would have cost between $1400-$1700 and I am guessing by how long it took them I would have had the higher charge.
I had the same issue with my 2019. Had the reapir done last April and it's been no isues since. It is a big job! They have to pul the entire dash out.
I actually traded in my 2011 F150 FX4 that was fully loaded in a large part due to this exact problem. The part was like $50, but almost $2000 with labor. So lames!All, my beautiful truck began blowing nothing but heat, no matter how I adjusted it on the driver's side. I tried everything to no avail. I searched the internet and sure enough others were having this same issue and it was just not the Ranger but nearly every modern car made in the last five years (apparently many makes and models all use this same assembly). The issue turned out to be the Housing/Heater Assembly. This is not a repair for the faint of heart as to replace assembly which is under the dash and connected to the core in the engine compartment. I had to leave my Ranger with the dealer for over a week despite the job being labeled 4.4 billable hours. My warranty was expired but fortunately my extended warranty covered the repair. I was told that it would have cost between $1400-$1700 and I am guessing by how long it took them I would have had the higher charge.
When you see what all has to be done to replace that part it helps explain the labor. The service bulletin said 4.4 hours but honestly it seems like much more than that for two guys. JMHO...
Watch the video in post #25. It's super easy and took maybe 30 minutes or so to do. Now once a year you only have to flip the silver level up for cool and down for heat.
wow $1549 for 8yr/100k from granger thanks again 
