One the W124 there is an external link to the left side flap, and a
link between the two. It has a plastic swivel on it that breaks. I
drilled a hole through the two parts and looped a wire through, works
fine on the TE.
I'm not sure what the exact arrangement on the W126 is, but I'd suspect
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] 126 Heater Question
There are vacuum servos that operate all the flaps. Yours are dead (or
the vac line is broken).
Peter
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There are vacuum servos that operate all the flaps. Yours are dead (or
the vac line is broken).
Peter
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> Question: Can anyone give me a clue what is supposed to control these
> flaps
> and what it takes to gain access to it?
Speaking generally, and I don't know if this applies to the 126,
the flaps are hooked together with a linkage to a single pod.
In some cars this stuff can be reached from belo
The floor heat flaps on my 82 300SD move freely and blow closed whenever the
blower is running. The vacuum element and lever that are supposed to
control these flaps work normally, at least visually. In guess there is a
lever or gear assembly that is supposed to control those flaps and it has
fai
