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2003 E-320, No Heat, No AC.
Will a defective Heat Control Valve affect the AC?
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Yes
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No.
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Yes
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this made me laugh
although it has to be frustrating for the OP
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OP moved on and bought a Corolla. He doesn't have to to deal with autists like us.
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Yes it will, because in Mercedes benz the heater core is kept cold by stopping the coolant at the control valve, the system adds heat as required to warm up the core to the desired set temperature of the control panel.
If the valve fails open the core is now fully hot - and will overpower the A/C system.
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