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Noise coming from Climate Control Unit
Yesterday while I was drivng with A/C on, I heard some strange noise coming intermittently on and off from the climate control push button unit.
Any body has any idea what was it? Thank you Steve 1985 300D |
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What kind of noise? If it is random, occasional clicking noises, it is coming from the many relays inside the unit and the vacuum solenoids behind it. If it is something else, then let the troubleshooting begin
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Clicking noises are ok then? My 420 does that...
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Its hot when I'm cold and cold when I'm hot. Yup seems to work.
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Yes, I believe it is coming from the relays or vacuum solenoids inside the climate control unit. Somehow I never heard that kind of noise before. May be one of the relays or solenoids is going bad pretty soon.
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There are no vacuum solenoids inside the unit itself, only electrical relays. I believe there are five or six of them. The vacuum solenoids (also called switch-over valves) are mounted outside the pushbutton unit inside the dash.
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Yes, clicking noises are normal. Especially if you have it on total automatic, i.e., the temp control is between min and max and the blower is on autom. As long as it is doing what it is supposed to, you are should be ok.
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