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Air inlet door not moving. Double click every few seconds

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Recently replaced all my AC actuators. Everything has worked fine the past 200 miles up until yesterday. I started hearing a double click like click click every 5 seconds. I removed my glove box and noticed the air inlet vent wasn't moving so figured the actuator broke. I replaced it and it still doesn't work. I then disconnected the actuator and I still hear a constant clicking every 5 seconds whether the AC is on or off and no matter how long I drive. I checked the fuse for climate control and ac clutch in the passenger and engine compartments. Not sure what this could be?
 


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If it's the one by the glove box there is a procedure to make sure the motor (gear) is indexed correctly and the flap valve is in the right position before you put it in. Did you do that?
 


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Scanned codes with FORScan and found in the HVAC module B1A61 Cabin Temperature sensor. Additional fault symptom circuit short to battery or open. Here is a YouTube video I recorded of the click sound it makes even when I have the actuators disconnected and the AC off.
 


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No I thought if it lined up and went in I was good lol. What's the procedure exactly?
I can't remember exactly but it was on a piece of paper in the box with the actuator. The flap in the airbox had to be set one way and there was a notch on the actuator to line up before inserting it.
 


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The incar temp sensor is a part that's kind of in the way when you replace the actuator on the drivers side. Maybe you unplugged it? It's a cylindrical thing that sticks into a hole in the center console or left side of the dash.
https://www.tascaparts.com/oem-parts/ford-in-car-temp-sensor-3m5z19c734c?c=Zz1ib2R5JnM9Y2x1c3Rlci1hbmQtc3dpdGNoZXMmbD0zJm49U2VhcmNoIFJlc3VsdHMmYT1mb3JkJm89Zmllc3RhJnk9MjAxOCZ0PXN0JmU9MS02bC1sNC1nYXM=
I never touched it but Ill try reconnecting it and inspecting. I'm really hoping this is something simple the click is non stop every 5 seconds whether I'm using HVAC or not and having it stuck on recirculation sucks
 


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