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Old 11-23-2006, 09:58 AM
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A search will reveal all kinds of threads (this type of problem also occurs not only on E class, but S's as well).
First thing you can look at is the fan resistor (behind drivers headlight, under a perforated metal cover - often, the upper wire is corroded/burnt off.
Note that a non working resistor, only causes the low speed fan not to work - you didn't say wether both speeds were inoperative. The high speed fans come on if the engine temp warrants it. There is also a strip fuse that can be cracked/melted. I think on the 400E's it sits on the drivers fenderwell under a black plastic cover. Depending on what month/year yours was made, it could also be next to the brake booster.
Might want to include the year of your 124 next time - at least list it in your profile - this helps A LOT.

Good luck!
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