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Jimmie Harper Posted on Jun 23, 2018

What would cause turnsignal and air-conditioning to go off randomly at same time..then not work again until car is turned off and back on again. E430 Mercedes 2000. I've checked all the fuses. Can't find any burnt.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 22, 2008

SOURCE: AIR CONDITIONING: COMPRESSOR STOPS WORKING

a switch is triggering your ac module to stop the compressor. it could be coming from your high pressure switch or your low pressure switch. you could have a clogged system or a low on gas system. i could only diagnosed it more if you can provide me with pressure readings of the high and the low side of the system while running on idling.

you can observe when the light will flash. is it while driving?, on high speed/..or low speed?..or even just on idling.?

i hope i was able to answer your inquiries

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 24, 2008

SOURCE: air conditioning not working on my VW New Beetle

yes there is a relay under the hood, usually located in the power distribution box and if that doesnt fix it, try checking the low pressure switch, located on the accumulator or the low pressure line. You can check this by unplugging the two wire pigtail and completing the circut with a paperclip

Jason Johnson

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  • Posted on Jul 12, 2009

SOURCE: my air conditioning for my 1989 mercedes 190e 2.6 is not working

first the a/c issue is probably due to low charge. Need to recharge, if you still had R12 in there you need to have it updated to R134A or find someone who has R12 which is tough.
Starting issues are tough to explain without more info but if you mean your starter doesnt turn the motor I would suggest a new battery as you probably have a weak one or it has a bad cell. If your starter turns but it wont start could be the OVP relay, the cold start vale or any number of ignition parts from the coil to the plugs.

JIMMY

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  • Posted on Apr 09, 2010

SOURCE: Mercedes C320 air conditioning not working

The refrigeration system in all vehicles should be repaired by a certified HVAC technician or equilavent. Dealing with R134A the refrigerant used in your vehicle is dangerous. The electrical checks to determine the repair are difficult and depending on what the problem is are costly and may involve removing the refrigerant with special machinery
to replace a sensor or major item in the system.
Lastly in most states its illegal to purchase refrigerants and /or render repairs on a/c systems without the proper certifications.
In your case it appears that the blend doors or blower motors are not working because you stated in your write up that compressor is on and refrigerant is a-ok.
Have a technician check this out. May have to remove dash board to do testing. This is money well spent.

Boneebone

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  • Posted on Jun 03, 2010

SOURCE: 2000 grand marquee 4.6 l air condition

You could have the beginnings if a malfunctioning Blower Motor which is located under your passenger side footwell. Have it tested first to determine if it will run continuously. if it does than check the A/C relay next.

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