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  1. I am also having this same exact problem. I have also noticed that I can pull over and turn the ac on and then off and it will fix itself. I figured if the evaporator was freezing over I would be able to run the heater for a few minutes and it would fix the problem but it does not. I asked a mechanic and he told me it sounded like I have a vacuum leak because apparently a car has a lot of vacuum when it is sitting still but not so much when going down the interstate. I have looked all around and don't see any vacuum line going to the ac.. can anyone confirm whether or not a vacuum line goes to the ac? Also, I have seen the drain tube coming out of the firewall. How is it recommended to unplug this? Draino.. just kidding. Is there something I can spray into it to unclog it? I have noticed exceptionally large pools of water in the garage after driving it....
  2. Yes! That's what I was looking for and it looks like its $87 bucks.. which is less then I thought it would be. Thanks You Very Much! Can I ask how you got to that part. I have used that website before but I couldn't seem to find it. Once I enter my vin, it gives me categories but I wasn't able to find anything like that. Is there a place on there I can look at diagrams?
  3. Looking for this part on an 2007 Ford Fusion 2.3L Automatic This is the part I am looking for. I think it is an engine mount? It is located below the battery. The picture doesn't show it but mine has two splits down the side of the bottom of the rubber. I have found replacement parts for the mounts on the passenger side and driver's side bottom. But I can't find anything for this. The number on the side is 6E53-6F020-C Can anyone tell me where I can find one or what it is? Thank You!
  4. Thanks for the reply Dude. I actually already went to the parts department and they could only sell me the entire lock assembly which is insanely expensive. When I heard the price I forgot to ask for the part number. And I just wanted the small 12v motor because everything else was fine. Anyway, I found a similar motor at a hobby store today that was close enough. I had to route some short wires to connect it as the original motor had prongs that connected into the side of it. And thankfully I had a gear puller from a nitro car I have. So far it works as good as new and only cost me $10.
  5. The small electric motor that locks and unlocks my front passenger door died and I am trying to find another one or even the part number for the whole assembly. The numbers on the small electric motor are FC-280ST-16240 and BN646714. I have googled the numbers and researched around a little bit but haven't found anything. Maybe someone knows where I can find one of these. I have a 2007 Fusion BTW. Thanks,
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