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dubadaddy 07-19-2014 06:19 PM

I feel really stupid about 124 blower motor
 
I just replaced the blower motor and resistor on my w124 90 300CE and still get nothing to work. Replaced fuse seven....even replace climate control with a known working one.

Please help....

Zulfiqar 07-19-2014 06:29 PM

did you check the 30 amp fuse strip that is in a little casing outside the fuse box.

lorainfurniture 07-19-2014 08:45 PM

Or have you bothered to check if you are getting voltage to the blower? Blower voltage regulator is the usual suspect if not the fuse.

dubadaddy 07-19-2014 09:45 PM

Sorry, not seeing the 30 amp fuse outside the fuse box.....if it were a snake it would bite me....location please????

Sugar Bear 07-19-2014 11:12 PM

The fuse is a flat metal strip held by two screws. It is under a black plastic cap on the left front fender well near the shock tower. It is stand alone i.e., not with a group of other fuses.

These fuses are prone to hairline cracks that are difficult to see.

unaffiliated 07-22-2014 09:47 AM

I had a 300E where the connector bolted to the body behind the brake booster where the blower regulator plugs in was melted on the inside. It was a bear to replace and it showed no signs of damage on the outside. I went through the same procedure replacing the usual components only to find the connector melted.

emerydc8 07-22-2014 09:56 PM

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Do you see anything that looks like this behind the brake booster? It could also be near the left front strut tower like Sugar Bear said.

Zulfiqar 07-23-2014 03:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unaffiliated (Post 3361907)
I had a 300E where the connector bolted to the body behind the brake booster where the blower regulator plugs in was melted on the inside. It was a bear to replace and it showed no signs of damage on the outside. I went through the same procedure replacing the usual components only to find the connector melted.

That connector is the testing point of the wiring that goes to the blower, I also thought of it being a bear to work on, but after removing the wiper cowling trims it was a piece of cake.

I snipped a 3 pin from the yard to test it. (when my blower quit) - it was a fuse problem


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