Steve,
Sounds like vacuum pods to me. And it sounds, from memory, like the system
may be operating normally with the exception of the center pod. As for the
need for the breakout box, I was able to work around it with the test
instructions and an inexpensive VOM. For both 123 and 124 models,
Based on on the response that I got to the post below, it seems as though the
cause of the ACC problems may be the control unit. I believe the control unit
is original and has never been changed. Any additional thoughts or ideas?
After looking around, it seems as though a rebuilt control unit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Based on on the response that I got to the post below, it seems as though the
cause of the ACC problems may be the control unit. I believe the control unit
is original and has never been changed. Any additional thoughts or ideas?
After looking around, it seems as
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] 1987 300TDT (W124) Climate Control Problems
Marshall,
Thank you taking the time to respond to my post. I
The climate control system in my 1987 300TDT seems to be operating improperly
since I cannot get heated air out of the footwell flaps.
When the system goes into heat mode (temp dial between 22 and 18, EC button
pressed, fan on auto, outside air at 55 degrees F)), the air seems to only come
out
Mine does this too, you have to buy the whole climate control unit.
On 10/28/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The climate control system in my 1987 300TDT seems to be operating
improperly since I cannot get heated air out of the footwell flaps.
When the system goes into heat
