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Report: AC System Leaks/Bad Temperature Sensors May Cause Poor Cooling

Mercedes-Benz ML500 Problem
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Model Years Affected: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

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AC system leaks and/or a faulty evaporator temperature sensor can cause poor AC cooling. The failed sensor can prevent the AC compressor from coming on. Leaks cause a low refrigerant level, which reduces the ability to cool.

  • the AC blows out warm air..sometimes works though...when it 1st started happening, it seemed like if I rolled the window down the AC would start working..

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  • Visitor, 2002 Mercedes-Benz ML500, 83,000 mi

    When i am turning on AC in my car radiator fan is working on high speed, and i have no cold air. I changed auxiliary water pump & i still have the same problem.I have full freon in system. Thank you.

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