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Removal and Replacement of A/C Temperature Sensor

Model: Ford Mondeo / Fusion MK 2 - Years 2000-2007
Part: Air conditioning

This video shows how to remove and replace the air conditioning temperature sensor on your car. If you have experienced issues with your air conditioning, you can check for errors by connecting the car to a diagnostic tool. In this case, an error appears with the air conditioning temperature sensor; to replace it, you will need to disassemble the entire centre console where the gear lever is located and disconnect several connections. Finally, you will have to disconnect the entire dashboard to access and replace the temperature sensor located at the beginning of the central air duct.

Updated on 11 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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