Coolant Circulation pump error

AC stopped working and the EC button stays lit.. which to me means that either Blower , regulator , or low on refrigerant ..OK so I ran the diagnostic through the Climate control.
- Blower is working fine , speeds changing properly ( I am assuming that means the Blower is OK , am I right ?
- EC light stays on , to me most likely , the regulator .
After running the Diagnostic , I see few errors:
- In Car Temp Sensor
- Heater Core temp
- HEater Core Temp
- Evaporator Temp Sensor
- Refrigerant Pressure sensor
- Refrigerant Temp sensor
- Sun Sensor
- COOLANT CIRCULATION PUMP
Does that mean my water pump is not working? My temp on the cluster hardly goes over 85 , and I just flushed the coolant with the proper Zerex G05 .. knowing that I have AC issues to deal with , but till I get the regulator replaced ...should I worry about driving the car with what LOOKS like a non working circulation pump ? I noticed today that my AUX fan is not coming on , I am assuming thats because the AC is not engaging ...Or am I missing something , your help is greatly appreciated. Cheers.
Last edited by maxwerks; Oct 3, 2011 at 08:39 PM. Reason: title

evap temp sensor or low on freon is what i would suspect.
coolant circulating pump is not the water pump
I would first check the refrigerant pressure/temperature sensor.
Most (all?) W210's have two coolant pumps. The water pump on the front of the engine and a secondary electric recirculating pump on the wheel housing sheet metal just under/below the coolant expansion tank. May be a different location on your car. This pump supplies heated water to the duo-valve and then to the heater case.
Hope that helps some.


I would first check the refrigerant pressure/temperature sensor.
Most (all?) W210's have two coolant pumps. The water pump on the front of the engine and a secondary electric recirculating pump on the wheel housing sheet metal just under/below the coolant expansion tank. May be a different location on your car. This pump supplies heated water to the duo-valve and then to the heater case.
Hope that helps some.

Last edited by maxwerks; Oct 5, 2011 at 10:42 AM. Reason: title



