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Raptor Rear A/C + HEAT Options

Consolidated info about 2nd Row heat A/C for North American models from following sources:
The good: many parts seem to be the same on raptor\non raptor versions and the install doesn't look overly complex
The bad: it's a lengthy install, at minimum removal of front seats plus complete centre console disassembly.
The ugly:

The main point of contention
looks to be whether or not front duct 18C433B has somewhere to plug into the central HVAC on North American models.

Unfortunately, someone has to disassemble just to find out. So if you see someone ripping apart the central console for stereo or other mods get them to take pictures of the front HVAC assembly and look for a spot to plug in. Also I have a question for those with AC vents to confirm whether or not 2nd row Heat\AC is controlled via onscreen display and if is independent from front air flow or shared? I think user @Mooncat747 has a raptor with rear vents, maybe he can tell us.
  • If air flow is shared - Probably just need to order the rear ducting/vents and plug em in.
  • If air flow is independent - possible total front dash disassembly to swap out one part + FORSCAN to enable controls ?
Something to consider is that if airflow is shared, this would reduce flow from front vents accordingly, and may be why they removed from North American models to prevent fogging and help with window defrost in winter.


BEST GUESS AT PART NUMBERS NEEDED:


From TRA_Raptor1.PDF -> ❌ UNKNOWN IF NEEDED ❌

  • 1 x 18478 - MB3B-18458-GE (HEATER ASSY, DUAL ZONE, 2ND ROW A/C, FRESH AIR HEATER)
    or
  • 1 x 19B555 - MB3B-19B555-VAS (EVAP. ASSY, DUAL ZONE, 2ND ROW A/C, FRESH AIR HEATER)
    or
  • 1 x 19B555 - MB3B-19B555-VAR (EVAP. ASSY, DUAL ZONE, 2ND ROW A/C, FRESH AIR HEATER, FLOOR DUCTS)
From TRA_Raptor2.PDF -> ✅ NEEDED ✅
  • 1 x 18C433B - N1WB-18C433-AA - (DUCT - HEATER OUTLET)
  • 1 x 18C420B - N1WB-19E766-BB - (DUCT - AIR, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ) for left hand drive
  • 2 x HM1 - W706815-S300 -(NYLON PUSH PINS)
  • 2 x HS1 - W717073-S450B - (5 X 15MM SCREW)
  • 1 x 19B680 - NW1B-E018B94-AA -(DUCT - AIR)
  • 1 x 19893 - NW1B-19C570-AE - (LOUVRE ASSY 2ND ROW A/C REGISTER IN CONSOLE)
From TRA_Raptor3.PDF ->✅ NEEDED ✅
  • 1 x HC1 - W720456-S300 (CLIP, 6X12X1.5-6.5+1.4 PUSH IN)
  • 1 x 045D72 - N1WB-E04584-DD3ZHE (PANEL - EBONY WITH 2ND ROW A/C REGISTER IN CONSOLE)

DIY OPTION

Order rear vents only then install compact A/C + Heater unit
  • 2 x HS1 - (5 X 15MM SCREW)
  • 1 x 19893 - (LOUVRE ASSY 2ND ROW A/C REGISTER IN CONSOLE)
  • 1 x HC1 W720456-S300 (CLIP, 6X12X1.5-6.5+1.4 PUSH IN)
  • 1 x 045D72 - N1WB-E04584-DD3ZHE (PANEL - EBONY WITH 2ND ROW A/C REGISTER IN CONSOLE)
Compact AC\Heating units:
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mine has the household power plug on the right side, is that an option for the ROW trucks? dont cutting the hole, but if I fuck it up, then thats $$ wasted. lol
 

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You need these.

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Does this mean you have installed these parts? Or you just have access and are sharing pics of these parts?

Curious where the tube plugs into, can't quite tell from the diagrams.

Living in the south (USA) I am very eager to find out how to implement this. 😁
 

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@Mooncat747 any additional information on what is needed and if the install is plug and play with existing HVAC blower assembly.

Also where did you order the parts needed from?

Thanks
 
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Hello everyone!

I’m new to the forum. I am about to strip my interior (seats, panels, headliner, and carpet) for a complete soundproofing project. Since everything will be out, it feels like the perfect time to upgrade the rear HVAC system.
Before I jump in, I need some clarity on a couple of things:
  • Do I need to replace the entire front HVAC box, or can I connect the rear lines directly to the factory unit? (If a total replacement is required, I won't be doing the upgrade).
  • Why can't the new rear ducts simply tap into the existing floor duct connections?
Thanks to everyone for the incredible information shared on this forum so far!
 

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I didn't even know this was an issue. Need to check mine, but then again I hardly ever have rear passengers. Except for our little doggie.
 

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I didn't even know this was an issue. Need to check mine, but then again I hardly ever have rear passengers. Except for our little doggie.
This isn't a major issue unless you're in a hot state like Florida or Arizona. However, the empty rear cubby looks unfinished and unappealing.
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