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Air conditioner went to full heat!
My wife was driving my 82 300D Saturday. Air conditioning was working fine (as fine as it gets). She turned it off and when she re-started it, it immediately went to full fan, full heat. I checked and the compressor is not turning when air conditioning is selected. Also, the seatbelt buzzer stopped working as well as the tach. Could this be electrical in nature?
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Dave 1982 300D 352,000 miles |
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Figure out which fuse supplies that circuit and replace it.
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Jim |
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Sounds like a blown or corroded fuse. Looking at my '85 300D, it is probably fuse #14, 8 amps. This fuse controls several other functions that may not be noticed until they are needed.
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Thanks, guys.
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Dave 1982 300D 352,000 miles |
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I have a similar problem with my '85 300D only that its only an occasional one. Sometimes when I turn on the "EC" button to just have the fan blow, even with the coldest setting, it'll blow hot air. The only thing that sometimes takes care of the problem is when I turn on the A/C long enough to cool the air down in the car and then go back to "EC' mode, the hot air problem goes away.
Any ideas?
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DJ 84 300D Turbodiesel 190K with 4 speed manual sold in 03/2012 |
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My wife's car (84 300D) blows the AC fuse periodically. Have never been able to figure out why so I just keep a good supply of 20A fuses in the glovebox.
Mike
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Mike '80 300D '84 300D '85 300D '87 300D |
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My '83 300D would blow the same fuse. Turns out the wire for the kick down solenoid on the transmission was shorting out to the transmission crossmember and would blow the fuse if I floored it. Replaced about 10" of bad wire and problem was solved.
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Well since the defrost button on the ACC turns the AC compressor on AND full heat, ...I would suspect something along the lines of leaky vacuum that makes it do full heat.
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1984 190D 2.2 Auto 220k 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport 70K 2004 Lexus RX-330 ??K 2005 Chrylser Crossfire LTD 6K Play guitar? Go to www.cyberfret.com for free online lessons! |
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DJ 84 300D Turbodiesel 190K with 4 speed manual sold in 03/2012 |
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my '91 does that maybe once every six months. i just turn the car off and back on and the ac works again. no big deal
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1991 300 D 2.5 Turbo, 220k also in the family: 1981 240 D 185k 1991 350 SD 185k 2006 S 500 2005 SLK 350 |
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Whenever the vacuum or the electric power to the air distribution and heat system of the climate control system fail - the system defaults to DEFROST which when both vacuum AND electricity fail is full heat directed toward the windshield and side dash vents. If only vacuum or only electrics fail only one of the two may default to DEFROST. If vacuum is out from the pump - then the brake booster will be "out" as well.
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