Ford Puma St Cf7 Heater Air Temperature Control Sensor H1BH-19T562-AA

Ford Puma St Cf7 Heater Air Temperature Control Sensor is an original air conditioning and heating system component responsible for precise measurement of air temperature in the heater area. Thanks to its factory origin from the Ford brand, it ensures proper cooperation with the vehicle's electronics and stable operating parameters in demanding thermal conditions.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: H1BH19T562AA
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: H1BH19T562AA
• Substitutable numbers: H1BH-19T562-AA, H1BH19T562AA, 2112676
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Function and role of the heater air temperature sensor

The heater air temperature sensor in the Ford Puma ST is responsible for transmitting information about the current temperature of the air flowing through the heater to the controller. Based on this data, the air conditioning and heating system can:

• precisely regulate the air temperature inside the vehicle,
• maintain stable thermal conditions set by the user,
• optimize the operation of the fan and air mixing flaps,
• reduce unnecessary load on the electrical system and engine. A functional sensor is particularly important in versions with a more dynamic character, such as the Ford Puma ST, where a quick response of the air conditioning system is expected both in city traffic and during highway driving.

Advantages of using an original Ford component

Choosing an original Ford heater air temperature sensor primarily means guaranteed compatibility with the vehicle's electrical installation and controllers. The OEM component is designed for a specific model, which translates into:

• correct measurement characteristics across the full range of operating temperatures,
• a stable signal for the air conditioning control module,
• proper fit of connectors and mounts,
• reduced risk of diagnostic errors and warning lights. A used, original Ford component often represents a reasonable compromise between cost and quality, maintaining factory operating parameters at a lower price than a new part from an authorized service center.

Purpose and application in Ford Puma ST CF7

Ford Puma St Cf7 Heater Air Temperature Control Sensor is designed to work in the heating and air conditioning system of this specific model. Mounted in the heater area, it works with the factory controller, which, based on its readings:

• adjusts the air temperature to the air conditioning panel settings,
• supports automatic functions (if present in the vehicle's configuration),
• helps maintain cabin thermal comfort under changing external conditions. In the case of symptoms such as unstable air temperature, slow heating or cooling of the interior, or incorrect operation of the automatic mode, replacing the heater air temperature sensor is one of the basic diagnostic steps.

Condition, verification, and selection of parts

The item is offered in used condition, which in practice means it comes from disassembly and has been verified for suitability for further use. This type of part, when correctly selected for a specific version of the Ford Puma ST, allows for an economical repair without sacrificing factory specifications. When selecting a sensor, it is worth paying attention to compliance with the manufacturer's markings and the availability of interchangeable part numbers, which allow the component to be matched to different equipment variants within the same model line.

Related categories and technical materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the air conditioning and heating area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as additional sensors, air ducts, or control elements, check the available parts in the Other Ford category. For a better understanding of the differences between standard and sports versions and the impact of cooling and power systems on performance, it is worth reading the article comparing RS sports variants with other models – you can find it here: Audi RS vs other models – what is hidden under the hood and chassis?.