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Fixin' the A/C on 300GD G-Wagen. Should I cob parts from a W123?
Hi guys,
I'm debugging the A/C on my 300GD W-Wagen. 300GD or not 300GD... that is the question. SOMEONE has been hacking the wiring for the A/C (and associated external cooling fan, etc.) Note that the engine bay of the 300GD is virtually identical to the 300D (i.e. it has a OM617 with all the normal W123 bits... only a few things, like the air cleaner, are different) Being familiar with my 240D, I realize that normally: 1) the A/C compressor clutch is connected to a low-pressure safety switch on the dryer/receiver. 2) the external auxiliary fan is controlled by a temperature switch on the dryer/receiver. However, someone has been tampering with the wiring, and it's all screwed up. For example, the dryer/receiver installed has only ONE switch (I assume its a pressure switch, since that's more 'normal' with A/C systems), and they've really connected everything in a really convoluted way. Anyway, the question is - should I pick up a new pressure and temp switch from the dealer, from NAPA, or from the junkyard? Recommendations? Thanks, Packman
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83 240D - 4 speed manual - Manilla Beige 189K miles, Tachometer mod, cool wooden shift knob from PeachParts, CocoMats, Original factory paint, manual windows, manual sunroof. Starting to add AudioWrap to this car too! ![]() |
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