So Fix it

Open the passengers side door of your truck and locate the sound insulator on the firewall just above the passenger floorboard. Pull the insulator back to expose the blower motor and HVAC duct under the dash.

Locate the controller on the face of the blower motor housing; identifying it by the wiring harness connection running from it to the blower motor. Disconnect the wiring harness connector from the controller and lay it aside.

Locate the two retaining bolts on the face of the controller and remove them with a socket and ratchet. Pull the controller off the blower and discard it.

Position the new controller on the face of the blower motor, insert the retaining bolts and tighten them with a socket and ratchet. Do not over tighten them or damage may occur to the HVAC housing.

Connect the wiring harness connector to the controller, snapping it into place. Push the sound insulator back in place and test the repair by running the fan through all the speeds, verifying it runs in all of them.

Remove the two radiator shroud retaining bolts one on each side -- on the top flange of the radiator, using a ratchet, socket and wrench. Pull upward slightly to disengage the bottom of the shroud from the radiator pads. Pull the shroud away from the radiator and rest it on the cooling fan.

Remove the four clutch to water pump bolts on the fan clutch flange, using a ratchet and socket. Slide the fan clutch and fan around the shroud and out of the engine compartment.

Remove the four cooling fan to clutch bolts in the center of the fan, using a ratchet and socket. Lift the fan off the fan clutch. Install the fan onto the new clutch. Put the clutch between two wood blocks and tighten in a vise until snug. Tighten the bolts to 12 to 18 foot-pounds, using a torque wrench and socket.

Slide the new fan clutch into position on the water pump pulley. Install the clutch to water pump bolts and tighten them to 12 to 18 foot-pounds.

Move the radiator shroud into position on the radiator. Engage the bottom of the shroud in the radiator pads. Install the radiator shroud retaining bolts, using a ratchet, socket and wrench

Open the hood of your Focus and locate the negative battery cable at the battery. Loosen the clamp bolt on the battery cable end with a wrench, then lift the battery cable off the battery terminal. Isolate the battery cable from the battery terminals by tucking it off to one side.

Position a jack under the front of the car and raise it off the ground. Support the car with a set of jack stands, placing them under the front suspension. Lower the jack until the car is resting on the jack stands.

Locate the splash shield in the passengers side wheel well and remove the two retaining bolts that secure it, using a socket and ratchet. Remove the splash shield from the wheel well and locate the serpentine belt tensioner through the access hole.

Insert the square drive of a -inch drive breaker bar into the square hole on the tensioner and rotate the tensioner counterclockwise, releasing the tension on the belt. Remove the belt from the pulleys and rotate the tensioner back to the home position.

Position a new belt in the engine compartment and run it around all of the pulleys except the tensioners idler pulley. Rotate the tensioner counterclockwise with the breaker bar and then slide the belt under the idler pulley.

Slowly rotate the tensioner back to the home position, tightening the belt as you rotate it. Remove the breaker bar, then replace the splashguard in the wheel well. Install the two retaining bolts and tighten them with a socket and ratchet.

Raise the front of the car off the jack stands with a jack, remove the stands from under the car, and lower the car to the ground. Install the negative battery cable on the negative battery terminal and tighten the clamp bolt on the cable end with a wrench.