Broken AUTO Climate buttons
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1993 400E, 1994 E420, 2000 SL500, 2014 C250
Thanks Greg and Big Mike. I have plans to fix the issues with this CLK (gauge face issue, radio face issue, climate control buttons) as soon as I get the money to replace all these things if I A) don't fix the problem and/or B) make it worse. LoL
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If you'll click on this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...on-broken.html
and go to post #10, I illustrated how I fixed mine. Exactly the same manner in which big mike is speaking of.
Just thought I could help aid in the understanding of how to do this fix. It is VERY easy, cheap, and God it saves you so much money and not to mention...discomfort.
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...on-broken.html
and go to post #10, I illustrated how I fixed mine. Exactly the same manner in which big mike is speaking of.
Just thought I could help aid in the understanding of how to do this fix. It is VERY easy, cheap, and God it saves you so much money and not to mention...discomfort.
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If you'll click on this thread:
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...on-broken.html
and go to post #10, I illustrated how I fixed mine. Exactly the same manner in which big mike is speaking of.
Just thought I could help aid in the understanding of how to do this fix. It is VERY easy, cheap, and God it saves you so much money and not to mention...discomfort.
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...on-broken.html
and go to post #10, I illustrated how I fixed mine. Exactly the same manner in which big mike is speaking of.
Just thought I could help aid in the understanding of how to do this fix. It is VERY easy, cheap, and God it saves you so much money and not to mention...discomfort.
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2001 CLK55AMG, 2006 E350 4matic, BMW '79 E24 turboed '91E34 turboed
A tip from Gregory13lil helped me fix my passenger seat...
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...g-got-few.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...g-got-few.html
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This has been really helpful, thanks a lot guys. I've been sooooo busy lately and haven't had a chance to get on the forum. I actually have some pics to post because Ms Lucy has really put me through the ringer. I haven't tried popping it (climate control panel) off myself so I hope it's as easy as it sounds!
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call 916-517-9917 JOHN, it's aplace in rancho cordova but they sold me a driver airbag for 150 so i can't imagine a climate control would be more than 85-100 and they ship all over the place it think
#43
My buttons broke as well; both the driver and passenger buttons as well as the other one mentioned. Anyone have any extra buttons to sell. I know the climate control unit works as it can be set via the defrost mode.
#44
Does this button get repaired in the same way as the driver/passenger buttons; with tabs that break off? All the other posts focus on the driver/passenger vertical buttons and not this horizontal "see saw' one. Thanks.
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yes, just glued em back in and be gentle when u operate it.
even if its broken, the broken piece should be in there somewhere.
even if its broken, the broken piece should be in there somewhere.
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i dont have the plus and minus for the fan. others i got
#47
98 CLK 320 w208 broken climate control button
I too have a broken passenger side up temp button, I have taken cap cover off. I found the little plastic part that broke off the back of the internal white button structure. Any help would be appreciated.
My Question is: How do you get the white internal button structure out of the climate unit with out breaking it? Is is retained by a screw or just plastic retainer tabs?
My Question is: How do you get the white internal button structure out of the climate unit with out breaking it? Is is retained by a screw or just plastic retainer tabs?
#48
They snap in, but be careful because they break easy. I used a combination of super glue, JB weld and some little sheet metal pieces to repair mine. I fixed both the temp button and both auto buttons on my car this way. It has held up well so far.