It has something to do with egr iirc

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> On Feb 23, 2017, at 8:18 AM, Dan--- via Mercedes <mercedes@okiebenz.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> Actually yesterday's...
> 
> Was still pretty pooped from a full day of work and turning in late the night 
> before, so I figured I would do some low impact stuff on the car last night.
> 
> So I changed the oil and filter, replaced a leaky monovalve insert and 
> removed some sort of strange kludge that was on the AC wiring.
> 
> I forgot what a PITA changing oil on an M103 is, that is, how messy it can be 
> with the inverted filter. Normally I would punch a hole in the top so it can 
> drain down while the oil extractor is doing its thing, but there was an 
> aftermarket (STP) filter on it and I didn't want to booger it up before I was 
> sure I could remove it.
> 
> Naturally, some ham-handed ape installed the filter, meaning it was far more 
> than hand tight.  Fortunately I have a set of the "caps" that fit the ends of 
> spin on filters. That allowed me to remove the filter with some effort, but 
> not avoid the oil bath that comes out when the filter is removed. Grrr.
> 
> The ACC made full heat unless you had the temperature dial on the maximum 
> cold detent, so I was pretty sure the monovalve was bad. Surprisingly, it 
> wasn't torn or damaged that I could find, but there was some coolant behind 
> the diaphragm so I changed it anyway. A short run afterwards yielded no heat 
> on normal temp settings. Good.
> 
> The wiring around the AC accumulator was all weird and there was a Bosch 
> relay tie wrapped to a support. It wasn't clear what was being accomplished 
> by all of this, but it looked like they were bypassing the low pressure 
> switch or something to that effect. I wasn't going to mess with trying to 
> sort it out, so it got removed. They didn't cut any wires, just used crimps 
> to do the connections, so I was able to remove it all without having to 
> rewire anything. The original connectors were still in place so everything 
> went back to where it belonged.
> 
> They got B+ by tapping the aux cooling fans strip fuse, so that got 
> disconnected and the terminals cleaned and strip fuse replaced.  I'll sort 
> the AC out down the road, but I'm suspecting there's another compressor 
> reseal in my future.
> 
> One thing I noticed that I haven't seen before: What appears to be the KLIMA 
> relay has a big black knob on top of it with a "1" and "0". Anyone have any 
> idea what this might be?  I'll post a picture of it tonight if I get a chance.
> 
> -D
> 
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