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Water Leak Passenger Compartment Foot Well – 2012-2013 Ford Transit Connect

oemdtc April 14, 2016 No Comments
WATER LEAK THROUGH POLLEN FILTER CASE

 

FORD: 2012-2013 Transit Connect

 

 

2012-2013 Transit Connect vehicles may exhibit a water leak into the passenger compartment foot well through the climate control system floor ducts and/or the heater core and evaporator core housing.

In addition, some vehicles may exhibit an inoperative climate control system blower motor.

 

SERVICE PROCEDURE

  1. Inspect for evidence of water leaking into the passenger compartment foot well through the climate control system floor ducts and/or the heater core and evaporator core housing. Is evidence of water present?
    1. Yes – the pollen filter case base gasket needs to be sealed. Proceed to step 2.
    1. No – this article does not apply. Refer to Workshop Manual.
  1. Remove the upper and lower cowl grill panels to gain access to the pollen filter.
  1. Remove the pollen filter case.
  1. Apply Motorcraft Seam Sealer on case gasket. (Figure 1)

case gasket Figure 1

 

  1. Install pollen filter case.
  1. Install the upper and lower cowl grill panels.
    1. Make sure the lower cowl grill fully seats on the seal under the hood.
  1. Dry the carpet and other interior trim as necessary.
  1. Is the climate control system blower motor inoperative?
    1. Yes – check and replace fuse F13 in the battery junction box (BJB).
    1. No – no further action required.

 

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TA-2 Water Leak Passenger Compartment Foot Well - 2012-2013 Ford Transit Connect • small light Motorcraft Seam Sealer

 

 

3M Dynatron Auto Seam Sealer Caulk, 550, Grey Color, Permanently Elastic, Fast-Skinning, Non-Staining, Non-Sagging, 12 oz
3M Dynatron Auto Seam Sealer Caulk, 550, Grey Color, Permanently Elastic, Fast-Skinning, Non-Staining, Non-Sagging, 12 oz
Price: $21.58 ($1.80 / Ounce)
Water Leak Passenger Compartment Foot Well - 2012-2013 Ford Transit Connect • small light
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Evercoat Brushable Highly Adhesive Seam Sealer for Seams and Joints - 32 Fl Oz
Evercoat Brushable Highly Adhesive Seam Sealer for Seams and Joints - 32 Fl Oz
Price: $48.56 ($1.52 / Fl Oz)
Water Leak Passenger Compartment Foot Well - 2012-2013 Ford Transit Connect • small light
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Transtar 4167 Ultra Flex Black Seam Sealer - 11 oz.
Transtar 4167 Ultra Flex Black Seam Sealer - 11 oz.
Price: $20.71
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