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Also need 1409970745 and 1409970845 o-ring seals. Packaging may vary, all units manufactured by Egelhof which is the original equipment manufacturer. 1 per car.
1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 Mercedes 300D, 300DT
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Also need (2) 1409970645 seals plus (1) each of 1409970745, 1409970845 and 1409970945 seals. Packaging may vary, all units manufactured by Egelhof which is the original equipment manufacturer. 1 per car.
1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 Mercedes 300D, 300DT
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Packaging may vary, all units manufactured by Egelhof which is the original equipment manufacturer.1 per car.
1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Mercedes 300D
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Mercedes 300D ac expansion valve typically cost between $27.99 and $33.99.

What Are The Signs Of A Failing Mercedes 300D AC Expansion Valve?

A failing Mercedes 300D AC expansion valve shows itself in a few frustrating ways. The most noticeable? Weak airflow and tepid air blowing from the vents, even with the AC on full blast. Sometimes the vents will push out air that shifts from cool to warm without warning. You might spot some frost or ice on the AC lines, usually near the valve or evaporator. Listen for odd hissing or clicking coming from under the dash, especially with the AC running. These clues usually point to an expansion valve that’s sticking, blocked, or just worn out—throwing off refrigerant flow and putting the whole system out of sync.

Where Is The Mercedes 300D AC Expansion Valve Located?

You’ll usually find the Mercedes 300D AC expansion valve tucked on the firewall side, connected right at the evaporator inlet and outlet. Popping the hood, the lines heading into the cabin mark its rough spot, but it’s often hidden behind insulation or tucked inside the AC case—sometimes you’ll have to open up the lower dash or remove the glovebox for a clear view. It’s a small metal part sandwiched between refrigerant lines, often wrapped to keep out heat and moisture. If you plan on working on the valve, always vent the AC system safely before starting. The pressure inside can be risky.

How Do You Test A Mercedes 300D AC Expansion Valve?

First, look for obvious issues like leaks or ice building up around the Mercedes 300D AC expansion valve. After that, hook up a set of AC gauges and compare pressure readings on both sides. Numbers way out of range often point straight at a failing valve—if the low side’s too high or the high side’s too low, the refrigerant isn’t being metered right. You can also hold a thermometer to the evaporator outlet. If the temperature’s swinging all over the place, or the drop from inlet to outlet is huge, something’s off. Testing both pressure and temperature gives the clearest picture of whether the valve’s still doing its job.

What Causes The AC Expansion Valve To Fail In A Mercedes 300D?

A Mercedes 300D AC expansion valve rarely fails out of the blue. Usually, it’s the result of dirt, metal flakes, or sludge carried through the system—most from an aging compressor. Moisture sneaks in and leads to rust or ice inside the valve, jamming it up. If the refrigerant charge isn’t right, or the compressor starts breaking down, stress takes its toll and the valve can no longer adjust flow. Age brings in normal wear, gumming up the valve’s delicate parts until it just can’t open or close like it should.

Do You Need To Replace The Drier When Changing The Mercedes 300D AC Expansion Valve?

Replacing the AC drier at the same time as the Mercedes 300D AC expansion valve is smart. The drier’s main job is to trap moisture and catch loose debris before they wreck fresh parts. If the old drier stays, all that trapped junk risks getting into the new valve, cutting its life short. Swapping both parts keeps everything clean and helps the whole AC system bounce back—protecting your new valve, and making the repair worth the effort.

Looking For A Mercedes 300D AC Expansion Valve At A Great Price?

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