Strange AC Problem
08-01-2007, 12:44 PM
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School bus
Here you go.
Not sure exactly what you need so, Ii'm listing what is on the invoice
" 838353 "Electronic Blower Motor Regulator Replacement"
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19387 Defective Blower Speed Regulator funciton check blower motor and verified customer complaint. Short test performed using S/D/s, code in CAAC # B1460 A32N1 blower regulator checked voltage to blower regulator, checked OK. Right rear blower motor replaced regulator for intermitttent operation cleared all codes, road tested and checked OK"
Hope your AC stays working until you can get it fixed (then again, if you are spending time in San Diego, you might not ever need the AC -- or the heater for that matter!).
Not sure exactly what you need so, Ii'm listing what is on the invoice
" 838353 "Electronic Blower Motor Regulator Replacement"
903
19387 Defective Blower Speed Regulator funciton check blower motor and verified customer complaint. Short test performed using S/D/s, code in CAAC # B1460 A32N1 blower regulator checked voltage to blower regulator, checked OK. Right rear blower motor replaced regulator for intermitttent operation cleared all codes, road tested and checked OK"
Hope your AC stays working until you can get it fixed (then again, if you are spending time in San Diego, you might not ever need the AC -- or the heater for that matter!).
Where is this part located in the car?
08-01-2007, 01:39 PM
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2023 C300w/AMG package
under your passenger side glove box, it's attached to the fan.
very similiar to this, click on all the links in the first post, it will show you pics:
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w210/153918-early-w210-blower-motor-regulator-replacement-diy-here.html
very similiar to this, click on all the links in the first post, it will show you pics:
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w210/153918-early-w210-blower-motor-regulator-replacement-diy-here.html
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10-23-2007, 11:44 AM
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2005 c230k
This is a pretty old thread but the issue may have two problems. First the blower regulator and also the blower motor itself. I also had this issue and the dealer changed the blower regulator and the problem happened again and then they changed the blower motor. It seems that this is a common problem and they change the regulator first and if that does not solve it then they change the blower motor. I have been trouble free for about 15 months now and 25K in miles. Just wanted to update for those that have had the regulator changed and are now experiencing the same problem again.
04-04-2008, 09:40 PM
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I had the same problem in November. FP number 203-820-25-14 Blower
FP number 230-821-64-51 Blower Regu
So they replaced the blower and the blower regulator
Under warranty still.
FP number 230-821-64-51 Blower Regu
So they replaced the blower and the blower regulator
Under warranty still.
06-09-2008, 02:03 PM
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Experienced the problem three times in the last three weeks.
The first two times, the cold air flow restarted soon after it had stopped. Yesterday, in the middle of a major heatwave, it stopped for a good minute. I could hear the fan blowing a lot outside, and the fan shut off when I stopped the AC. After I restarted the AC, everything worked fine.
I'll print out this thread before bringing the car in.
The first two times, the cold air flow restarted soon after it had stopped. Yesterday, in the middle of a major heatwave, it stopped for a good minute. I could hear the fan blowing a lot outside, and the fan shut off when I stopped the AC. After I restarted the AC, everything worked fine.
I'll print out this thread before bringing the car in.
06-16-2008, 01:34 PM
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2013 S550, CLS500, ‘03 SL500, “92 190E Sportline
This just happened to me yesterday. No air came out whatsoever, even when I put the blower all the way up. Turned the blower off, waited a little bit, and turned it on again and it worked fine. Even today it worked fine when I started the car. BTW, I just hit 60,000 miles.
06-27-2008, 08:23 PM
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Experienced the problem three times in the last three weeks.
The first two times, the cold air flow restarted soon after it had stopped. Yesterday, in the middle of a major heatwave, it stopped for a good minute. I could hear the fan blowing a lot outside, and the fan shut off when I stopped the AC. After I restarted the AC, everything worked fine.
I'll print out this thread before bringing the car in.
The first two times, the cold air flow restarted soon after it had stopped. Yesterday, in the middle of a major heatwave, it stopped for a good minute. I could hear the fan blowing a lot outside, and the fan shut off when I stopped the AC. After I restarted the AC, everything worked fine.
I'll print out this thread before bringing the car in.
AC Problem
08-07-2008, 10:14 AM
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im finally taking my car today for this stupid problem, its 2005 c320 so it should be covered , plus i still have the extended 7 yr warrenty.
