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Old 09-10-2011, 08:18 PM
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Heat and A/C Does Not Work on W124?

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The Heat and A/C does not work on my 1990 300D(2.5TD). The blower motor does come on when I activate the blower speeds and the air that comes out is not hot or cold.

If I roll the temperature dial on the CCU all the way past 85 degrees, then it seems that hot air comes out to defog the windshield. If I roll the temperature dial in the other direction, the A/C does NOT kick-on.

I recharged the A/C with R134 last summer and it worked fine. I also already replaced the mono-valve and the auxillary water pump. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Old 09-10-2011, 09:44 PM
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Old 09-11-2011, 04:16 PM
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Do you think that the problem may be the Climate Control Unit(CCU)? Are there other things I can test before replacing the CCU? Thanks.
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Old 09-11-2011, 05:00 PM
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Test the cabin temperature sensor's fan. There's a little vent next to the sunroof switch, it should be sucking air in.

There is also another important sensor mounted on the blower fan housing under the wiper motor. Don't think it goes bad that often though.

It's not unusual for the problem to be the ccu itself.
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Is there a way to test the CCU? Thanks.
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Old 09-13-2011, 12:52 PM
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Will the blower come on when one of the manual fan buttons is pressed. If it does:

Cut a 1 centimeter square piece of paper and hold it to the small grille next to the rear view mirror while the key is on. If the paper does not stay in place, find and fix the sample fan. This fan draws sample interior air past a sensor.

If the fan does NOT come on, check the strip fuse under the hood near the master cylinder.

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The service manual has a good selection of documents in the climate control section that covers step by step troubleshooting of almost all of the components of the system. It can seem a bit tedious to go through the tests but when you're done you'll know if component X is working or not. Documents 83-604 and 83-605 are a good place to start. If you Google "124 83-605" you should have good luck find a pdf file on the web.

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