simutx

All:

I just finished replacing everything in my E430 from the condenser, to the compressor, to the expansion valve. As I was trying to re-charge the system this morning, my blower motor stopped working. I had one on hand and I replaced it as well. Unfortunately, that did not solve the problem.

I have not re-charged the system yet because everything I have read says that I have to have the fan on high in order for the system to charge. Question, is my non-existent refrigerant causing the blower not to work? I am very confused now.

Thanks,

Marc

Tall Giraffe

Those are all mechanical parts you replaced, the blower is electrical. Check fuses and connections. Refrigerant leaked all out of my evap once but the blower motor never stopped blowing hot air.

Plutoe

forget about all that misinformation you have read-----charge the system and not with a bottle but a proper machine