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Odd Heater/AC Blower Behavior 300SDL
1987 300SDL
Sometimes the heater/ac blower will not come on until I pull the turn signal stalk back to flash my bright lights without the headlight switch being on. I do not understand electronics very well, but I’d like to trace this down. Any pointers? |
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Two things come to mind:
1) Blower motor brushes are worn. Does it come on immediately if you set it to defrost? 2) Key switch is worn. Does jiggling the key get the blower blowing? There’s a dozen other things it could be :/ Sixto 98 E320s sedan and wagon 02 C320 wagon |
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Since those two circuits have nothing in common with each other, I'd suspect our old friend, the bad ground. There's a group of grounds behind the instrument cluster and another behind the center console. Wonky ground connections can cause all sorts of bizarre behavior when one circuit starts back-feeding through another when it isn't supposed to.
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Thanks!
I appreciate the replies. I think I’ll start with the grounds behind the console. There have been a few times that I could get it to kick on by bumping the console on each side near the climate control unit. Now when I want the blower on I just select the setting on the unit and then flash my headlights and the blower comes on...every single time.
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