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Not that I know of besides the junkyard.
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My problem is no heat on my feet while moving - W123 '85
Heat works fine while stationary, defrost and footwell are toasty. When I get up above maybe 20 mph the heat is no longer coming out on my feet. Does this sound like it would be fixed by the monovalve repair also?
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If the air from the defrost stays warm, but just the airflow to your feet stops, I'd be more inclined to think it is a problem with the contoller. The solder joints on the board break and then airflow direction and control goes all whonky from what I've read - but I'm certainly no expert on these systems - still learning myself.
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