05 E320 climate control to cold
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2005 E320 CDI, 2015 GLA 250
05 E320 climate control to cold
Any guesses why the temp in my 2005 E320 CDI might be too cold. I've been driving with the settings at 80 and now 82F but am afraid the cabin temp sensor or controller is losing its mind. I don't have a thermometer in the car so I don't know what it goes to when set at 82F but I seriously doubt 82F as I'm not perspiring.
Thanks,
Peter
Thanks,
Peter
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I guess you have climatronic without "REST" button to read the sensors?
In such case you can read the sensors with SD for full troubleshooting.
The system has about 9 sensors affecting the work, so crystal ball is coming with low-efficency.
In such case you can read the sensors with SD for full troubleshooting.
The system has about 9 sensors affecting the work, so crystal ball is coming with low-efficency.
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2005 E320 CDI, 2015 GLA 250
How do you read the nine climate control sensors with SD?
It still doesn't control very well and I leave the temp set point at 80 to maintain a reasonable air temp.
thanks,
Peter
It still doesn't control very well and I leave the temp set point at 80 to maintain a reasonable air temp.
thanks,
Peter
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Any guesses why the temp in my 2005 E320 CDI might be too cold. I've been driving with the settings at 80 and now 82F but am afraid the cabin temp sensor or controller is losing its mind. I don't have a thermometer in the car so I don't know what it goes to when set at 82F but I seriously doubt 82F as I'm not perspiring.
Thanks,
Peter
Thanks,
Peter
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