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nc_mike 02-22-2009 12:12 AM

No Heat
 
I've searched and searched, but can't find this specific problem.

I have an '87 560SEL with 91,000 miles. Last winter it started to act up on putting out heat. With the temp set anywhere from warm to max, it would just blow cold air out the defroster vents. Eventually I figured out that setting the temp to max before I started the car resulted in heat, but even that quit soon thereafter.

So now, once again this winter, no heat (a/c worked great during the summer).

I have a monovalve rebuild kit that I will install as soon as it's warm enough for a coolant flush. Could a defective monovalve cause this? Or is it more, like the ACC unit?

Thanks for any input.

ptwheatstraw 02-22-2009 12:20 AM

why wait to flush the sys? put the insert in and be warm.

rocky raccoon 02-22-2009 08:31 AM

monovalve insert
 
You will lose no coolant when installing a monovalve insert.

450slcguy 02-22-2009 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nc_mike (Post 2118184)
I've searched and searched, but can't find this specific problem.

I have an '87 560SEL with 91,000 miles. Last winter it started to act up on putting out heat. With the temp set anywhere from warm to max, it would just blow cold air out the defroster vents. Eventually I figured out that setting the temp to max before I started the car resulted in heat, but even that quit soon thereafter.

So now, once again this winter, no heat (a/c worked great during the summer).


I have a monovalve rebuild kit that I will install as soon as it's warm enough for a coolant flush. Could a defective monovalve cause this? Or is it more, like the ACC unit?

Thanks for any input.

Must be 1,000 posts or more that address that exact problem. What were you searching for? Rebuild the mono valve and be done with it.


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