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Hummmmmmmmmmmm W124
A friend of mine has a 300E w124. I was in the car the other day and asked him what the humming noise was. What noise he said. I guess hes got used to it. It appears to come from the front of the car around the glove box area. It was too cold to open the hood and delve deeper. Any ideas. Maybe a fuel pump? Even when the ignition is on (engine not running) you can hear it.
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Could be the auxillary water pump -- this time of year it runs a lot.
Need to check the current draw if you can hear it -- if it locks up it will fry the pushbutton control unit. It could also be the interior temp sensor fan -- if so, you hear it because the foam hose under the dash has fallen apart and needs to be replaced. Temp control will be iffy if this is the case -- swing hot, then cold, then hot, etc. Peter
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Its the interior temp sensor fan, that sucks air via a tube that runs up the pass. side windshield piller, and goes to the overhead console where the sunroof and light switches are located.
Over time they can be noisy, but most MB users get used to it, and do respond with, "what noise"?
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Yes, What Noise?
Hey, AMG, what's wrong with your speedometer? It's pointed way around to the right!
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