
02-18-2014, 07:59 PM
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Great news
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Originally Posted by ds190
JD, the full speed voltage is 9 volts.
While checking prices and part numbers to buy a rebuilt pushbutton CCU, I pulled mine out to double check the number, which was indeed 124 830 33 85. I unplugged it, cleaned the pins, plugged back in, and voila, it’s been working for a day now. That could be good luck or I merely repositioned bad Bosch cold soldered connections that will some day lose contact again.
I also found in my parts bin a unit 124 830 02 85, which came out of an early 124 car from a PnP and has a Celsius scale. If my CCU starts acting intermittently again, I will swap that one in and send mine to JamesDean to resolder.
FYI, rebuild units are priced from about $250 (auto****az) to $500, and I found a MB factory part for about $700.
Here’s a thread about using 33 85 and 02 85 in a 124 car:
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/278238-climate-controller-part-number-question.html
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Happy it is resolved.
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