Where is the air pump located on a 2002 mercedes c320

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What a question and read your manual...... and don't forget to put the gasket on it's place again. I assume you didn't google first since there are plenty of mercedes forums, which also are too lazy to take a look themselves.

Should be a weep hole on the sides of the pump behind the pulley. also these become very noisey from worn bearings and can be found by removing the drive belt and checking by hand.

The problem probable is a short to ground on one of ur circuits. when u drive at night u have ur headlights on which forces the alternator to produce more electricity. making it seem normal. or a defective alternator

Lead foot, tire pressures, stop /go driving. AC/poor compression, Trunk full of sandbags, transmission slipping, Wheel bearing friction, Brake shoe always on, etc.

Just replaced my key the ignition switch and the esl in my c230 98 Benz. Worked for about a week and now the esl will not unlock the steering or start the car. Is there any way to reset the esl? All three components are new I don't understand the problem .what causes the esl not to engage when you put the key in the ignition

Hello,
From the below link you can download the manual.
http://pdfservicemanual.com/automotive/2005-mercedes-benz-c-class-operators-manual-c230-kompressor-c240-4matic-c320-4matic-sport-c55-amg

I hope it helps.
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Did you find a solution to this? I have the same issue on my 2002 C320. Thanks.

Just did this on my 2002 C320. The blue 15 amp fuse is located in the front fuse box under the hood. It is either #47 or 48. If you already opened the driver-side fuse box, see if the paper fuse map is still there. If it is, find the fuse to be sure. Replacement is very easy, but there is a fuse puller tool in the spare tire well where your kit of replacement fuses should be. if you are in luck and you have a replacement, use the puller tool and replace the fuse.