Universal Air AK1035 A/C System Repair Kit

Universal Air AK1035 A/C Repair Kit

The Universal Air Ancillary Kit AK1035 is an A/C system repair kit for specific Ford Expedition applications. It is built for 1997-2002 Ford Expedition models with a P-Nut connector, fixed orifice, and no rear A/C.

Universal Air’s Ancillary Kit line focuses on application-specific A/C service parts for targeted repairs. For this Ford Expedition fitment, AK1035 supports a direct-service approach when addressing system components tied to the listed configuration.

Key Features

• Fits 1997-2002 Ford Expedition, N/A
• For vehicles with P-Nut connector
• For vehicles with fixed orifice
• For vehicles without rear A/C
• Ancillary kit for A/C system repair service
• Part number: AK1035

Detailed Description

AK1035 is an A/C System Repair Kit from Universal Air for the 1997-2002 Ford Expedition in the specified configuration. The fitment notes identify the connector style, orifice type, and rear A/C configuration, which helps narrow the application for accurate A/C service work. This part number, AK1035, is listed for the Expedition platform and is intended for use where the vehicle matches the exact fitment details.

Common Issues This May Address

• Faulty A/C service parts tied to the listed Expedition configuration
• System repair needs involving the P-Nut connector setup
• Service work on fixed-orifice A/C layouts
• Repairs on Ford Expedition models without rear A/C
• Replacement of application-specific ancillary A/C components

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s year, make, model, connector style, orifice type, and rear A/C configuration before ordering. Confirm that the Ford Expedition uses the P-Nut connector and fixed orifice noted in the fitment data. Match the existing A/C layout to the listing for AK1035 to avoid application errors.

Quality Assurance

Universal Air supplies application-focused A/C service parts through its Ancillary Kit line, with fitment defined by vehicle configuration for the 1997-2002 Ford Expedition.