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Gary! 11-16-2001 05:01 PM

ventilation problem on 300E
 
Hello, I have a 1992, w124 300E, and I am wondering, are there any warm air be supply to the vent on top of the central console, as I only have cold air come out from it, what ever I set the temperature setting!!!

Beside of that, should there be any air supply to the temperature sensor hose, which mount on the interior lighting console, on the roof of the car?? and what and where is the 'supplier' of it??

and also, where is the circulating pump for the ventilation???


Thanks in advanced!!

Benzmac 11-17-2001 07:37 PM

No warm air to the center vents on a 124 or 201...

There is a small electric motor and tube connected to the inside temp probe. Follow the tube under the glove box.

The circulating pump is for heat and is located on the right side of the engine.

renok7 11-17-2001 11:40 PM

I've asked the same question to my mechanic and he told me that only cold air comes out of the center vents.

Gary! 11-18-2001 02:19 PM

Thanks, this mean my ventilation system working fine... Thanks alot.!!

can-do 11-18-2001 10:05 PM

Center vents shut off during heating
 
Greetings Gary,

You shouldn't be getting any air flow from the center vents in the heating mode. The damper on the center vents will only open when you request a much cooler temp than the interior or somewhere I found to be around 70 degrees on the temp wheel.



Charles

Gary! 11-20-2001 12:14 AM

Oh, yes, I understand, the reason I ask this stupid question, because, I want to keep the car in perfect condition, thank again....!


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