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Before you go crazy chasing stuff around make sure the A/C system is fully charged!
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IIRC a low charge will cause what you are experiencing.
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Probably just low on refrigerant, but it's easy enough to diagnose. Read through Steve Brotherton's article here: link, put the climate control in diag mode, and post up the values of items 1-10 from the display. While the car is running, and has been running for a few minutes, BTW. The numbers will tell whether you have a leaking duo-valve or not.
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The first time I pulled the codes, these are the numbers. Key on engine off and had been off for several hours
1: 87 2: 80 3: 100 4: 98 5: 100 6: 100 7: 06 8: 85 9: 27 10: 0.0
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Unless Mercedes turns the heater on for the driver side, the A/C has a good charge, as the passenger side blew pretty cold.
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