sensor MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 1997 Complete Repair Manual

Air conditioning system
DISASSEMBLING, ASSEMBLING A/C HOUSING - AR83.30-P-5201GH
MODEL 163 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or, in USA, Tempmatic A/C
13Unclip ETC control module
(N15/3)
14Detach connector from blend air
flap actuator (M16/8)
15Detach connector from recirculated
air flap actuator motor (M39)
16Detach evaporator temperature
sensor connector (B10/6x1)
17Detach blower motor series resistor
connector (6)
18Detach blower motor connector (5)
19.1Remove air conditioning control
module (N19) Only up to 31.08.01.AR83.30-
P-6600GH
20Unclip cable set at evaporator
housing Installation: Ensure correct routing of
cable set.
21Remove sound deadener (2)
22Detach water drain hose from AC
housing lower side(1)
23Remove AC housing (1) Unclip evaporator housing from air
distributor and remove upward.
24Install in the reverse order
25Inspect cooling system for leaks AR20.00-
P-1010HA
NumberDesignationModel Series 163
BA83.30-P-1003-01BNut to pipeline on expansion valveNM10

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CORRECTING OIL LEVEL IN AIR CONDITIONING FOLLOWING REPAIR OR SLOW REFRIGERANT LOSS - AR83.30-P-
5251E
MODEL 163 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA
A/C compressor 7SB16
MODEL 202 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA with CODE (581a) Air
conditioning (Automatic) A/C compressor ND6CA17, A/C compressor 7SB16
MODEL 208 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA with CODE (581a) Air
conditioning (Automatic) A/C compressor 7SB16
MODEL 210 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA with CODE (581a) Air
conditioning (Automatic) A/C compressor 7SB16
MODELS 215,220 A/C compressor 7SE16
3Remove air mixture flap actuator
(M16/8) AR83.30-
P-2010GH
4Unscrew screws (2) from upper section
of A/C housing (3)
5Remove upper section of A/C housing
(3) Replace gasket between firewall and A/C
housing
6Remove dust filter (7) from bottom
section of A/C housing (5)
7Remove evaporator (6) AR83.30-
P-5540GH
8Remove evaporator temperature sensor
(B10/4) AR83.30-
P-8085GH
9Remove blower motor (M2) AR83.30-
P-5560GH
10Reinstall in opposite order
Correct oil level
Carry out work quickly,
compressor oil is
hygroscopic.
When evacuating
refrigerant, the quantity of
compressor oil evacuated
must be added again to
refrigerant circuit when
refilling air conditioning
(new oil)

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Air conditioning system
REMOVE/INSTALL EVAPORATOR - AR83.30-P-5540GH
MODEL 163 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA
Fig. 167: Identifying Evaporator Temperature Sensor Components
3Detach piping bracket (4) from
expansion valve (6) Installation: Install new self-locking nut (3).
*BA83.30-
P-1003-01B
4Detach piping fastening clamps (5)
from firewall
5Pull both pipes out of the expansion
valve (6) Press pipes to the side.
6Unscrew bolts (7) from expansion
valve (6) *BA83.30-
P-1004-01B
7Remove expansion valve (6) Installation: Install new sealing rings and
moisten with compressor oil.
8Install in the reverse order
NumberDesignationModel Series 163
BA83.30-P-1003-01BNut to pipeline on expansion valveNM10
BA83.30-P-1004-01BBolt, expansion valve to evaporator coreNM10

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Refrigerant compressor

Remove/Install

Risk of explosion from welding or
soldering work on closed air
conditioning system. Risk of
poisoning . Inhaling overheated
refrigerant vapors may be toxic. Risk
of injury. Contact with liquid
refrigerant may result in injury to the
skin and eyes.Do not carry out any welding work on the
closed air conditioning system or in the
surrounding area. No smoking or open
flames. Wear eye protection and protective
gloves. Work only in well ventilated areas.
Carry out repair work on the air
conditioning system circuit only after the
system has been discharged.
AS83.00-Z-
0001-01A
Procedures if air conditioning system
is damaged or leakingAll models
AH83.30-
N-0004-
01A

Protect air conditioning circuit and
components from moisture when
carrying out repair work
All models fitted with air conditioning
AH83.30-
N-0005-
01A
Notes on handling refrigerant R134aAll models fitted with air conditioning
AH83.30-
N-0003-
01A
1Remove evaporator housing AR83.30-
P-5200GH
2Remove expansion valve
Installation: Replace sealing rings
between the expansion valve and
evaporator and moisten with compressor
oil.
AR83.30-
P-5520GH
3Disassemble AC housing AR83.30-
P-5201GH
4Remove evaporator (1) from AC
housing Observe oil filling capacity when
replacing the evaporator.

*BF83.55-
P-1004-
01A
5Remove evaporator temperature sensor
(B10/6) AR83.30-
P-8085GH
6Install in the reverse order
NumberDesignationRefrigerant
compressor 7SB16,
refrigerant R134a
in model 163
BF83.55-P-1004-
01AAdditional oil filling
capacity when
replacing evaporatorCompressor oilcm3 40
Specifications for
Service ProductsSheetBB00.40-P-0362-
00A

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Fig. 170: Identifying Auxiliary Fan Components
REMOVE AND INSTALL RECEIVER/DRIER - AR83.30-P-6520GH
MODELS 163.113/136/ /154 /157 /172 /174 /175 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for
USA

Remove/install
1Remove upper frame cross member
(1) AR62.30-P-
2300GH
2Unscrew bolts (2) for auxiliary fan
(M4) at radiator
3Disconnect additional fan connector
(M4x1)
4
Unclip electric cable for outside
temperature sensor at auxiliary fan
(M4)

5Pull out auxiliary fan (M4) upward
Installation: Insert additional fan in
the lower guides first pay attention to
correct seating.

6Install in the reverse order

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Air conditioning system
Refrigerant compressor
Fig. 172: Identifying External Torx Set (001 589 76 09 00)
3.1Remove mass air flow sensor on left
behind the charge air cooler On Model 163.113 only: between the air
hose of the charge air cooler and engine.
4Discharge air conditioning system
Installation: Evacuate air conditioning,
refill and check for proper operation and
leaktightness.AR83.30-P-
1760GH
5
Unscrew screw (3) for refrigerant
line (6) to the expansion valve and
screw (4) for refrigerant line (5) from
the condenser at the fluid reservoir
(8)
*BA83.30-
P-1001-01B
6
Remove refrigerant line (5) from
condenser and refrigerant line (6) to
the expansion valve at the fluid
reservoir (8)
Installation: Install new sealing rings
and moisten with compressor oil.
7Release external Torx drive bolt (7)
at fluid reservoir clamp External torx setFig. 172
8Remove fluid reservoir (8) Installation: Note additional oil filling
capacity when replacing the fluid reservoir.*BF83.55-
P-1005-
01A
9Install in the reverse order
NumberDesignationModel Series 163
BA83.30-P-1001-01BHexagon bolt securing refrigerant line to fluid reservoirNM10
NumberDesignationRefrigerant
compressor 7SB16,
refrigerant R134a
in model 163
BF83.55-P-1005-
01AAdditional oil filling
capacity when
replacing fluid
reservoirCompressor oilcm3 10
Specifications for
Operating FluidsSheetBB00.40-P-0362-
00A

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Fig. 174: Identifying Air Conditioning Control Module Components
REMOVE AND INSTALL EVAPORATOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR - AR83.30-P-8085GH
MODEL 163 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA
Fig. 175: Identifying Evaporator Temperature Sensor Components


Removal, installation
1Disconnect ground cable of battery AR54.10-P-0003A
2Remove switch unit for heater/ ventilation (1) AR83.20-P-
1835GH
3Unscrew bolt (4) for air conditioning control module (N19) at
evaporator housing (3)
4Disconnect connector (5) at air conditioning control module (N19)
5Detach air conditioning control module (N19) from evaporator
housing (3)
6Install in the reverse order
7Encode radio AR82.60-P-7502-
01GH
8Read out diagnostic trouble code memory, erase and set clock


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REMOVE/INSTALL OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR - AR83.30-P-8086GH
MODELS 163.113 #A up to 289564, 163.154 #A as of 145272 up to 289564, 163.172 #A as of 145272,
163.174 #A up to 289564, 163.113 #X up to 754619, 163.136 #X as of 708319, 163.154 #X as of 708319 up
to 754619, 163.172 #X as of 708319 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA
Remove/Install

Risk of explosion from welding or
soldering work on closed air
conditioning system. Risk of
poisoning. Inhaling overheated
refrigerant vapors may be toxic. Risk
of injury. Contact with liquid
refrigerant may result in injury to the
skin and eyes.Do not carry out any welding work on the
closed air conditioning system or in the
surrounding area. No smoking or open
flames. Wear eye protection and protective
gloves. Work only in well ventilated areas.
Carry out repair work on the air
conditioning system circuit only after the
system has been discharged.
AS83.00-
Z-0001-
01A
Procedures if air conditioning system is
damaged or leakingAll models
AH83.30-
N-0004-
01A

Protect air conditioning circuit and
components from moisture when
carrying out repair work
All models fitted with air conditioning
AH83.30-
N-0005-
01A
Notes on handling refrigerant R134aAll models fitted with air conditioning
AH83.30-
N-0003-
01A
1Remove evaporator housing AR83.30-
P-5200GH
2Disassemble AC housing AR83.30-
P-5201GH
3Unclip evaporator temperature sensor
(B10/6) from evaporator (1)
4Install in the reverse order

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Fig. 176: Identifying Coolan t Compensating Reservoir
Fig. 177: Identifying Outside Air Te mperature Sensor And Connector


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Dashboard
Air conditioning system
8Remove wiper system AR82.30-P-
6400GH
9Remove nuts (5) from instrument
panel at firewall
*BA68.10-
P-1001-
01A
10Remove paneling from A-pillar AR68.30-P-
4050GH
11Remove plastic nuts on driver's side
at paneling below instrument panel
12Remove paneling on right in footwell AR68.30-P-
4010GH
13
Remove rubber covers on side at the
A-pillars and unscrew screws for
instrument panel at A-pillar (arrows)

*BA68.10-
P-1002-
01A
14Remove center console AR68.20-P-
2000GH
15Unscrew bolt (6) underneath the
instrument panel
*BA68.10-
P-1003-
01A
16Withdraw instrument panel to the
rear Bring in helper. Cushion front edge of
selector lever module so that lower edge of
instrument panel is not damaged.

17Turn instrument panel around so that
the back is accessible Do not overstretch interior wiring
harness.
18Detach outside temperature sensor
connector (B10/5x1)
19Disconnect cable from temperature
sensor to evaporator housing Installation: Ensure clean cable routing.
20Remove outside temperature sensor
(B10/5) from air duct 2 bolts.
21Install in the reverse order
22Inspect cooling system for leaks AR20.00-P-
1010HA
NumberDesignationModel Series 163
BA68.10-P-1001-01ANut, dashboard to firewallNM8
BA68.10-P-1002-01ABolt, dashboard to A-pillarNM19
BA68.10-P-1003-01ABolt, dashboard to transmission tunnelNM30
NumberDesignationModel Series 163
BA83.30-P-1003-01BNut to pipeline on expansion valveNM10

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