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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / February 2006

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1993 190e 2.3 - No Heat ?

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Wheeler . Dealer - 15 Feb 2006 20:54 GMT
It's gonna be cold and my heater barely works.
Are there any easy parts I should check or change before
pulling the heater core?

How do I get to the heater core anyway?

Thx

wd
Tiger - 15 Feb 2006 20:57 GMT
It is not the heater core... it is most likely to be your aux water pump
failure. It is the little pump with heater hose on the passenger side of the
hood area. If you see leaking there... that is it.
Bob - 16 Feb 2006 17:39 GMT
> It is not the heater core... it is most likely to be your aux water pump
> failure. It is the little pump with heater hose on the passenger side of the
> hood area. If you see leaking there... that is it.

What is this pump how is it driven electric ?? I don't think I have one
I have a UK 1989 190E 2.0lt  and it has the same symptoms    The Heater
Matrix is 95% certainly clear I Flushed it with a running hose after
running a Radiator Flush chemicals first for 3 days water came out clear
at the same rate out as going in BOTH ways,  Fitted new Thermostat  Car
warms up quickly to 80deg when running at street legal speeds.  goes
above to 95deg if sat in traffic for 10 - 15minutes
On UK drivers side there is a Monovalve that I am going to change Not
leaking but this is fully open all the time Could it be Water pump again
no problems driving car, no water leaks
Tiger - 17 Feb 2006 02:12 GMT
190E usually has electric aux water pump as the engine water pump is too
small to send some coolant to the heater core. Follow your heater hose all
the way to the water pump... surely you must have some sort of extra pump in
between.
Martin Joseph - 17 Feb 2006 07:50 GMT
> 190E usually has electric aux water pump as the engine water pump is
> too small to send some coolant to the heater core. Follow your heater
> hose all the way to the water pump... surely you must have some sort of
> extra pump in between.

Huh, I thought this was just a pre-heat kind of thing?  I know i have
seen a couple of cars at least with this electric pump removed/bypassed?

Could also be a problem with the temperature selector on the dash...

Marty
 
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