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Does anyone have the work instructions for removing the Heater Fan that I assume is buried under the dash. It has become a tad bit noisy and if it is not a big deal I was going to swap it with a new one. Thanks.
I don't know how to do it myself but I know they replaced it in my 2015 S class and the service manager (a friend of mine) said the entire dash assembly has to be removed- he said it was a big job.
I don't know how to do it myself but I know they replaced it in my 2015 S class and the service manager (a friend of mine) said the entire dash assembly has to be removed- he said it was a big job.
Not sure who your SA/friend is but it took me about an hour to get mine out, it’s right next to the air cabin filters and is pretty easy to take out with 5 t15 screws holding it in. Few squirts of dialectric grease on the motor shafts and it is quiet as can be. No more cricket noise and I think I may have done a few yoga moves during the process.
Not sure who your SA/friend is but it took me about an hour to get mine out, it’s right next to the air cabin filters and is pretty easy to take out with 5 t15 screws holding it in. Few squirts of dialectric grease on the motor shafts and it is quiet as can be. No more cricket noise and I think I may have done a few yoga moves during the process.
Well done! Based on Emilner's post I was afraid that Mercedes had brought the W140 configuration team out of retirement to locate the blower.
Well done! Based on Emilner's post I was afraid that Mercedes had brought the W140 configuration team out of retirement to locate the blower.
Don’t swear like that friend! Suffice to say I was more then relieved to have the A/C evaporator, blower motor and assorted sundries covered by the CPO warranty at 99,700 miles in my ‘96 S-600 back in the day!
Don’t swear like that friend! Suffice to say I was more then relieved to have the A/C evaporator, blower motor and assorted sundries covered by the CPO warranty at 99,700 miles in my ‘96 S-600 back in the day!
I will watch my language in the future. I'll bet you were. Talk about good luck!
12-10-2021, 08:13 PM
