Airmatic
K67 relay is in the trunk, left side, next to the aluminum air storage tank. MB says to replace them whenever you do the compressors, because as the compressors fail they draw too much power and overheat the relay.
The fuse is in the front underhood box (the jump starter point on the right side strut tower, near the battery). It is fuse f160 or f162 depending on your options, if you supply a VIN I can confirm, but it's actually a 60 amp on that vehicle, I was assuming a 40 like the SUV's have.
That diagram is a sideways drawing of it, it's actually tucked down in the bay, you would have to raise it up and remove the cover to check the fuse itself. I would check power at terminal 30 of the relay to confirm the fuse is good. It's the big red wire, well one of two.
The attached PDF has a cutout from the wiring diagram, F32 is the fuse box, A9/1 is the compressor.
Last edited by ItalianJoe1; May 9, 2018 at 10:39 PM.
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When I replaced my distribution solenoid block, i obviously had to drain all air out. Once I was done with the work, car still up on jack stands, I started it up and the compressor would not turn on. Almost pooped my pants. I then put the car on the ground, with suspension fully collapsed and the pump kicked in as soon as I started the car.
They say you need a star diagnostic to refill the system, but not in my case. The pump started filling as soon as I started the car with it on the ground. Also the pump's overheating protection will kick in, so it will take about 2-3 cycles to full fill the system again. If the pump stops filling mid-way, don't worry. Turn it off, wait 15 minutes, turn it back on and it will continue to fill. Again, take 2-3 cycles if completely drained.
Check pin as shown in wiring diagram to gray compressor relay (k67) located beside bracket in post 15 photo. No power, move on to f160, f162 @ front prefuse box.
Last edited by konigstiger; May 10, 2018 at 04:39 PM.
I took the car to Mercedes they said the airline was leaking , I was willing to replace it but they wanted to replace the entire rear for a single airline so I declined the repair , they brought the car back up and I left I notice that the car was not pumping up like when I brought it to them , now i have power to the compressor but its not pumping anything else I can try to get the compressor to start back pumping the fuses and relay all have power HELP PLEASE !!
I cant get the car back in the garage.




Have you checked with:
- ECS Tuning
- eBay
- local salvage yards
These heavy links don't die for no reasons... a short circuit or extreme currents.
Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; Feb 4, 2024 at 07:45 PM.
Anyway, i've ordered some fuses that are close to the dimensions and i'll figure out a way of making it work.
Thanks, much appreciated.





