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Good evening all,
I recently purchased a 2002 C320 wagon. I freaking love this car. Absolutely love it. This is the second 2002 C320 wagon I’ve purchased. I regret the day I traded in my first one.
Ok so buying it I knew there would be some problems the dealer wouldn’t tell me or that I’d find out on my drive home. The day I drove it home from Dallas it was freezing cold. So, I turned the climate control on and warmed up the cabin. The next day in Austin it was warm so I decided to use the AC. The car only blows hot air. I’ve had it hooked up to two different scanners, one being mine (Foxwell Elite) and my brothers (Idk what brand but it’s the big one with a Bluetooth touchscreen that can turn off and on any module without being in the car). Both scanners say “Refrigerant level too high”.
Also I pushed the rest and the recirculating buttons at the same time and numbers started flashing. I would get 00 on the drivers side while 73 was on passengers side. Now I’ve owned 4 W210 E class (2-1999 wagons and 2 E320 sedans) and I’ve got the codes from the ac before. Is this the same thing? How do I get all of them and how do I delete them if so?
Also fuel gage reads zero gas(replace fuel pump?) and Check Window washer level (replace washer resoviour?).
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