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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / February 2005Odor in ventilation system
My 99 E320 has developed a problem my repair shop is strugging with. An alcohol or coolant type smell enters the cabin when the ventilation is turned on. No coolant leak was identified with pressure testing. Dies anyone have experienc ewiththis problem? My '97 E320 had a similar odor when its window washer tank was over filled. > My 99 E320 has developed a problem my repair shop is strugging with. > An alcohol or coolant type smell enters the cabin when the ventilation is > turned on. No coolant leak was identified with pressure testing. > Dies anyone have experienc ewiththis problem? Drops of a strong parfume you like in the water will tell you if its a leak. Even small leaks letting only some Milliliters per day make a bad glysantine smell.  SignatureRoland Franzius can anyone assist in diagnosing this problem please? > My 99 E320 has developed a problem my repair shop is strugging with. > An alcohol or coolant type smell enters the cabin when the ventilation is > turned on. No coolant leak was identified with pressure testing. > Dies anyone have experienc ewiththis problem? > can anyone assist in diagnosing this problem please? >> My 99 E320 has developed a problem my repair shop is strugging with. >> An alcohol or coolant type smell enters the cabin when the ventilation >> is turned on. No coolant leak was identified with pressure testing. >> Dies anyone have experienc ewiththis problem? Are you bothering to read the replys? Sheesh. Your heat exchanger has a leak and if it is not covered by warranty, the labor is very expensive. The entire dashboard must be removed,m etc. I would only have a dealer fix it if covered, otherwise go elsewhere. P. > My 99 E320 has developed a problem my repair shop is strugging with. > An alcohol or coolant type smell enters the cabin when the ventilation is > turned on. No coolant leak was identified with pressure testing. > Dies anyone have experienc ewiththis problem? |
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