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Really weird climate control problem. HELP!

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Old 02-13-2012, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by marktan
Assuming you've got the rear controls, there is a separate heater core for the front vents (including door pillars) and rear center/floor.
I indeed forgot to mention that; wrongly assuming that all S600 have it: I have separate temperature, fan and REST controls in the back and theoretically I can heat in the front and cool in the back (or vice versa).

What fixed your problem? The flushing or the replacing of the valve / aux heat pump?

What are these anyway?

duo valve: diverting to the front or back?
aux heat pump: Is this both front and rear pumps? Just the front heat pump? why "aux"?
Old 02-13-2012, 05:19 PM
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Replacing the Front Duovalve/aux heat pump is what ended up correcting the problem. The duovalve diverts only the front left/front right blend through the front heater core. The rear heater core has its own duo valve from what I understand, but I don't know where it is located.

If you go onto the PDF in this link, check pages 29-30, it may make more sense once you see it:

http://www.mercedestechstore.com/pdf...2010-30-02.pdf


Originally Posted by Jerry-
I indeed forgot to mention that; wrongly assuming that all S600 have it: I have separate temperature, fan and REST controls in the back and theoretically I can heat in the front and cool in the back (or vice versa).

What fixed your problem? The flushing or the replacing of the valve / aux heat pump?

What are these anyway?

duo valve: diverting to the front or back?
aux heat pump: Is this both front and rear pumps? Just the front heat pump? why "aux"?
Old 07-30-2012, 06:07 PM
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Blower Motor

I'm having problems with the blower motor. Its functioning perfectly but just makes one hell of a screech when its on, then it'll stop for abit then start again. Could someone please tell me how to find the blower motor? I've had a look underneath the passenger side footwell and see some boxes, but unsure of whats what?

I also had a problem with a really quite ticking noise coming from the COMMAND area, after abit of investigating I discovered that it was a wire that was brushing off a motor inside the very bottom A/C control panel on the left hand side. I took out the central unit and took apart the a/c piece I just plugged it back in and no more noise.

many thanks

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found diy pictures and found the blow motor now my questions is who knows where i can get a cheap regulator? for a 2000 S500?
Can you tell please , where did you find the pictures ?
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Can you tell please , where did you find the pictures ?
The motor is located on the underside of the passenger footwell. Firstly you'll have to unclip the cable that's being attached to the motor, then there are a couple of torque screws that need to be removed then the plastic cover will pull out. Once you do that the motor is located on the left hand side. Some of the screws are tricky to get out but once all have been removed it'll just drop out. So make sure you don't drop it and cause further damage.


Also I would recommend using some grease on the bearings on the fan to stop it from squeeking later on.

hope that helps sorry I don't have pictures.
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My car is a'05 E320 with 110k miles. Just kast week had transmission mounts replaced at a cost of $ 750. Was thinking of just purchasing a 2010 ML350 but the '05 rund great. Then last night when it was cold, the heater would not blow hot air just cool. Does anyone know where the heater valve is located? The ac & blower works fine. Looking for help.. Read an itme to disconnect the neg. battery cable ans tap the heater valve, then step on the brake for 30 sec. Need to locate the vale, Thanks
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the duo valve is where the wiper blades are, under the cover, but double check.
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Really appreciate the response and especially the pictures and details of each step. Great!! Glad to be a memeber of the MB World.

Thank you, I plan to tackle the R/R of th e heater valve.
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Visit item #151 in the thread

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