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Components In Engine Compartment and on Rear






Components in Engine Compartment and On Rear





1 Sunroof with solar cells

Checking function. Refer to => [ Solar Roof Electrical Test ] Solar Roof Electrical Test

Remove and install. Refer to => Sunroof / Moonroof Sunroof / Moonroof

2 Service connection

Low pressure side

Used for measuring, discharging and recharging by A/C system service point workshops

Cap with seal; always to be screwed on

3 Dust and pollen filter

Removing and installing. Refer to => [ Dust and Pollen Filter ] A/C System Control and Regulation Components

Observe replacement intervals.

Different versions (with and without activated charcoal filter element. Refer to => [ Dust and Pollen Filter with Activated Charcoal Filter Unit ] A/C System Control and Regulation Components)

4 Union in refrigerant pipe (with restrictor)

Threaded connection must only be opened with refrigerant circuit discharged; deliver vehicle to an A/C system service point workshop

5 Service connection

High pressure side

Used for measuring, discharging and recharging by A/C system service point workshops

Cap with seal; always to be screwed on

6 Air Quality Sensor (G238)

Function, refer to => [ Air Quality Sensor Function ] Air Quality Sensor Function

Checking, refer to => [ Air Quality Sensor, Checking ] Air Quality Sensor Function

Removing and installing, refer to => [ Air Quality Sensor ] A/C System Control and Regulation Components

7 Heated windshield control module (J505)

Function, refer to => [ Heated Windshield Function ] Heated Windshield

Put out of operation, refer to => [ Windshield Heater, Deactivating ] Heated Windshield



8 Reservoir

Must only be removed with refrigerant circuit discharged; deliver vehicle to an A/C system service point workshop

Removing and installing, refer to => [ Reservoir ] Service and Repair

9 Coolant fan control module (J293) 2)

The request to switch on the coolant fan(s) (V7 ) is sent by the Climatronic control module ( J255) A/C control head via the data bus system to the engine control module.

Depending on the version of the Climatronic control module (J255) A/C control head, the coolant fan is switched on immediately in the A/C system mode when the compressor is switched on or the coolant fan is only activated when a pressure of approx. 9 bar is exceeded in the refrigerant circuit.

Continuously switches the coolant fan(s) (V7) to the desired output.

Is installed in various versions and at various locations depending on the vehicle equipment.

Read the measured value block, display group "014". Refer to => Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information System VAS 5051 in the "guided fault finding" function,

10 Condenser

Must only be removed with refrigerant circuit discharged; deliver vehicle to an A/C system service point workshop

Refrigerant lines, disconnecting and reconnecting, refer to => [ Refrigerant Lines, Disconnecting and Connecting from Condenser ] Refrigerant Circuit, Servicing

Condenser, removing and installing, refer to => [ Condenser ] Service and Repair

11 Outside Air Temperature Sensor (G17)

Removing

- Unplug the connector from the outside air temperature sensor (G17) and unclip from the mount in the air guide. Removal and Installation

Resistance values, refer to => [ Temperature Sensor Temperature-Dependent Resistance Values ] Climatronic Control Module A/C Control Head Electrical Test

The measured value of the outside air temperature sensor (G17) is evaluated by the instrument cluster control module (J285) and transmitted via the comfort data bus system to the Climatronic control module (J255) A/C control head. Refer to => Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information System VAS5051 in the "Guided Fault Finding" function

12 A/C compressor regulator valve (N280) 1), 2).

Checking activation and function, refer to => [ Test Step 6 ] Climatronic Control Module A/C Control Head Electrical Test.

13 Compressor

Compressor, removing from bracket and reinstalling, refer to => [ Compressor, Removing from Bracket ] Compressor, Removing From Bracket

Refrigerant line, disconnecting from compressor and connecting, refer to => [ Refrigerant Lines, Disconnecting and Connecting from Compressor ] Refrigerant Lines, Disconnecting and Connecting From Compressor

Compressor, removing and installing, refer to => [ Compressor, 4- or 6-Cylinder ]

The type of compressor differs depending on the engine (installed on the right or left of the engine, 6-cylinder gasoline engine, 8-cylinder engine).

Depending on the country version, various compressor types are installed (e.g. "Denso" type designation "6 SEU" for Europe and "7 SEU" for countries with a hot climate).

Ribbed belt, removing and installing, refer to =>
Engine Mechanical Engine

Replacing belt pulley.

Check and replace the compressor drive unit, refer to => [ Compressor Drive Unit ] Compressor Drive Unit

CAUTION!
The compressor may be removed only when the refrigerant circuit is empty.

14 High Pressure Sensor (G65) 1)

Function, removing and installing, refer to => [ High Pressure Sensor ] Service and Repair

The measured value of the high pressure sensor ( G65) is displayed in the measured value block (display group " 001") of the Climatronic control module (J255) A/C control head. Refer to => [ Test Step 5 ] Climatronic Control Module A/C Control Head Electrical Test and => [ High Pressure Sensor Pressure Signal ] Climatronic Control Module A/C Control Head Electrical Test

15 Forced air extractor

Sealing lips of vent frame must move freely and close automatically

In order for the vehicle interior ventilation to function properly, the air ducts that run through the luggage compartment trim must be unobstructed.

Checking, refer to => [ Vent Frame, Checking ]