On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 3:26 PM, Peter Frederick wrote:
> The blower is behind the right hand side dash vent. Test by seeing if a bit
> of tissue paper will stay put on the temp sensor grille beside the sunroof
> switch.
>
Well, I may have to eat my earlier words to Allen---the blower failed
the
There is no foam tube in a W124, but the suction blower can go bad,
or fall off the plastic pipe.
The blower is behind the right hand side dash vent. Test by seeing
if a bit of tissue paper will stay put on the temp sensor grille
beside the sunroof switch.
The early units are NOT interch
On Nov 17, 2011 4:22 AM, "Allan Streib" wrote:
>
> Wandering or inappropriate temperature can be caused by disintegration
> of the foam tube that draws interior air from the little intake on top
> of the dash or ceiling, depending on model.
>
True, although on 124s it's more likely to be the teen
Wandering or inappropriate temperature can be caused by disintegration
of the foam tube that draws interior air from the little intake on top
of the dash or ceiling, depending on model.
Alex Chamberlain writes:
> So, the '87 300D's climate control is acting up. (Symptom: Mode
> buttons and fan
So, the '87 300D's climate control is acting up. (Symptom: Mode
buttons and fan speed control buttons work as designed, but
temperature control comes and goes: sometimes it works fine, and
sometimes the vents just blow cold air regardless of the dial
setting.) Does anyone know the functional dif
