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Do you have to dip the expansion valve in the oil also or just the gaskets/fittings?

It would be nice if you would get to the point instead of Drew saying the same thing different ways 12 times

Can you just turn your AC off to see if those pressures are what’s causing your fan to come on? You don’t need to undo the sensor.

Your vedio is to small

Mine has been doing this for a couple months now. Is there any harm driving with it until I can find the time to fix it?

I learned this from a ac mechanic on utube today

It got to be a recall on this .

2013 F150 5.0 this did the trick for me at 60,000 now at 125,000 doing it again.. when I took it in for evacuation my mechanic suggested I replace the AC accumulator/dryer.. essentially it’s a filter housed in your AC condenser that filters your freon.. pain in the butt to remove your condenser for the filter change but hopefully worth it to keep the expansion valve from gumming up contaminants.. motorcraft part YF37512.. thanks for the video

I had an issue with hi fan running hi all time and hi temp while idle. This is normally indication of fan 1 not working. In my case it was a bad plug on Fan 1 motor side.

Fixed my loud fan problem, finally had enough of going through drive-thru’s & the person not being able to hear me & waking up the neighbor’s when turning the truck on at 4:30 in the morning to head to work. Replaced the expansion valve & now have a nice quiet truck. Thank you!

ive been trying to figure out the fan problem for a while and there were a bunch of different answers that didnt make sense but this was the solution, thankyou for the help

Hi, I followed your instructions on my 2016 F150and it solved my fan problem, Thank you for posting! Going through the wheel well made this much easier, hats off to you!

Nice, thanks

Yes they do say its normal. F the dealership

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Great video, thanks for covering this topic. Helped me fix my 2013 F150, same parts but the expansion valve is much easier to remove on the earlier trucks.

Mine 2016 does that here in Florida. Wasn't like that when I bought it a few months ago, but it wasnt summer like it is now either. Seems like it kicks on anytime the truck is over 90 degrees and I run the AC. It will kick on as soon as the AC compressor starts (seconds after starting the truck). It will also kick on if it's a little cooler, but only after driving it a bit. I don't hear other f150's doing that in my area so I can only assume I need to replace this. To those reading this, does anyone else have similar experiences? did you get it fixed? if fixed, was this the issue.

Thank you sir i much appreciated the well thought video ❤

When he got to lifting and taking rhe wheels off, I hung up. Not worth trying this DIY unless you have a lot of time and can afford to screw up and again spend a lot of time in the 100 plus heat

I have a ‘16 f150 with the same issue, and everyone indeed tells me the same thing that I should have that checked out, but living in the heat of Texas I’d figure it’s normal? It’s just bothersome that the fan is way too loud!

So of I pull the expansion valve off will freon go everywhere? Do I need to have anything done with refrigerant before I take this off? I get recharging after the repair. Thanks? Every mechanic is saying same thing this is normal.

I mean, I have to ask..... couldn't you simply drain & refill the coolant? How do you know the expansion valve specifically was the problem?

Wait, is it a "loud fan"?? As far as I see and with mine it is just that the other fans or radiator fan is kicking in as if it is overheating and running off and on. With mine it will run on hot days until I get in the shade or am driving somewhere. Seems like saying "the fan is loud" is a little confusing and doesn't fully describe the problem. It is a fan cutting on that shouldnt. Those fans should only be cutting on when too hot as far as I am aware.

I have that problem with my 2017 expedition. I know both models share the same platform. So they should be located in the same location? I guess theres one way to find out? Any suggestion?

Thanks brother. Very helpful video.

I have a 2015 f150 XL and was having the same issue, unplugged the ac pressure sensor and plugged it back in and it seemed to do the trick. No longer have the problem. Let’s see how long it lasts 👍 thanks for the video

Must use Ford thermostat not after market

There’s not a part of this that looks easy or sounds easy. Easy means no pressure! This whole video is saying pressure 😂

I have the same problem with my 2016. 2 months ago my fan started running high all the time ( if the heater control is turned on ) I just unplugged mt sensor and the fans shut off. so nice to hear it quiet again even if only for a few minutes.

My 2014 f150 5.0 cid just started having the fan problem. Thanks for the info.

Thank You, Great Job ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I have never left a youtube comment before. But, I had this exact problem and thought I would give this video a try. I thought it might just be the climate because I am in Las Vegas but I replaced the expansion valve in my 2013 F150 according to this video and my loud truck is now as quiet as ever. I am extremely appreciative for this video and I hope the original poster sees this and knows he did in fact help somebody. The replacement only took about 15 minutes after having the freon excavated professionally. Kind of an awkward place to get to in the truck but not too bad. Again, this video was great.

Common problems for fords

Does this only happen when using the AC? My 2017 sounds like it’s revving high (but no increase in RPM’s). It’s winter now. And I haven’t used the AC in months

It worked! Thank you! Bought the valve for $90 bucs.. Worth every penny.

Randomly one day my A/C started blowing out white fog. Lasted a few minutes. Thought the Russians got me. Then I realized it wasn't blowing as cool as it use to. Then that loud roaring started everytime I turned on the A/C or defroster. I'm hoping it stops after I get my A/C recharged. I hear that can cause it. Low coolant can also cause it. Then there are much worse issues that can cause it i.e. bad evaporator.

Great video. My 2016 F150 V8 had a very loud fan and I changed the pressure switch and thermostat. Neither helped. I took it to the shop and my high pressure freon read 300psi when the truck was off. I had too much air in there and no idea how that happened. They took the air out and added freon and now it sounds very pleasant and easy on the ears lol.

Vertical vid. You get a thumb down and a block.

If you make any more videos cut out the 4 minute intro. (Not that you asked for my suggestions 😅)…. Other than that thanks for the info 👍🏾

Ive had my 2012 f150 lariate for 3 years and it was always quiet. after a water pump went out this fan is going nuts after about 15 minutes of driving it’s annoying.

Yeah nah I’m trading my truck in 😅

My fan on my 2016 was running on high for long periods after my water pump was replaced, once I started using the AC the problem went away. Not sure why.

Phil, thank you for taking the time to make this video. Very well done. This fixed my problem.

So glad I came across your video...had my ac recharged and all of sudden my fans started sounding like a jet engine and couldn't figure out what was going on...thanks

With my 2011 it was the AC system. I bought the truck used and notice the insanely loud high speed fan. Hooked out a manifold gauge set and saw that the low side AC pressure was at about 38-40 lbs psi and would rise. I had some freon removed down to 30 psi and it made all the difference in the world. AC is much cooler now and the fans do not kick in as much. They will cycle now and then.. but definitely turn off, its not that constant ongoing noise. Happy camper

Include my 2019 XLT Ford-150, Which is still under manufacturing warranty and local dealership could do not fix, Their words " Could Not Duplicate " and I was told this is normal after 6 weeks of Ford of Murfreesboro dealership having my truck!!!

Looks like a big pain in the ass. My truck is only loud when the a/c fan is on. Once I turn off my ac a few seconds later the loud fan noise stops. I'm thinking this might be a "normal" thing. I haven't had my Truck in such hot weather as we've had recently so I wasn't sure if I should worry or not. I have a Ford F 150 and haven't noticed it until today but thanks for the information.

My 2014 has been doing this for a while. I knew something wasn’t right. Thanks for the video!

I really hope this isn't the problem and it's a sensor or thermostat. I notice when I turn the a/c off it goes off though.

Great video and info. Thanks