A/C needs a charge at 72k? I hope.....other small issues
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MY'14 W212 M276 3.5NA @60kMi
DATA Scrubbing...
So the wiring for the temp sensor was eaten by rodents (love that city life), That was fixed, new sensor installed......check engine light gone.......no other codes at all.....A/C still doesn't work.
. They tried everything but still nothing. They said the dealer might have to reset/reflash the computer or something? SMH.
. They tried everything but still nothing. They said the dealer might have to reset/reflash the computer or something? SMH.
> "No fault code" is a great step to stand on!
> Next consider reading the AAC MODULE DATA. This amazing module can simply default some of its missing data.
Missing interior temperature data can be read as "-22°F" (instead of +70°F) without any associated code pointing you to that stealth error.
> In particular look at line pressure may be of interest.
> The module may need to be reset after repair.
> Another thing to be aware of.... this module is built with solderless connectors.
This promotes marginal glitchy operations. Soldering these contacts is a simple 5mn DIY fix.
#27
Putting aside the fact that I can't figure out how the hell the windshield defroster refuses to blow anything but 90 degree air (before today, all the time), the A/C decided to stop blowing cold air on the hottest day of the year. I drove it this morning, all was good and then all of the sudden tonight I don't have "hot" air blowing but it damn sure isn't cold either.