2007 f-150 overhead consul removal - F-150 Ford Cars & Trucks

try the link below, forum has detail and pics of console problems, just scroll past the first page ad
Overhead console display fix

need to disconnect the feed wire back one connection block from plugin, you should be able to find its wires running up from under dash end of consul. or you can pull all the screws and remove the consul. to get at the wires to follow them back to the first connector.

1. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position (Do not start engine).
2. Press and release the brake pedal two times.
3. Fully depress the accelerator pedal slowly two times within 10 seconds and hold it to the floor the second time.
4. Turn the ignition switch to the OFF/LOCK position and then let up on the accelerator pedal.

Make sure you're not letting up on the accelerator pedal before turning the ignition switch to the OFF/LOCK position.

overhead consul or top of dash

There are several configurations of engines; the older overhead valve conventional cam, overhead valve with overhead cam or cams utilizing chain drive, overhead cam engines with staggered chain drive, gear driven overhead cams and the most common belt driven overhead cam engines. Although each engine has its own specifications, developing the skills to remove Autocome cdp pro

Open your car bulet the go to where the overhead light holder hid remove the overhead light panel then remove the burnt bulb then replace with the new one then couple the panel back and close the bulet and here coming the overhead light working.

I would believe the problem can only be in two places

• One the control valve which operates the amount of coolant going into the system....or
• The ducting plates inside the center consul of the heater assembly

Unfurtunatly I can't give much help in the removal of the consul as I'm not familiar with your vehicle.

• Usually the glove locker must be removed
• It is also possible that the instrument panel has to come out
• The front of the consul may have screws or possibly snap fitted (if you can't see any screws) but look very carefully
• A third possibility is that if your vehicle is fitted with electronic climate control, that unit may have a bad connection or a blown fuse.

Sorry I can't be of more help
Regards Johngee10

Remove the center consule up to the radio. Remove the glove compartment. This will free up the radio consule. From there, you can remove the AC control panel

1. Depress the side tabs and remove the overhead storage bin.
2. Remove the overhead console.
3. Disconnect the 2 overhead console electrical connectors
4. Remove the dome lamp assembly.

HI THERE YOU NEED TO REMOVE THE FULL CONSUL FROM AROUND THE SPEEDO AND RADIO

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