Mercedes-Benz E 320 1998-2002 Automatic Transmission Service Manual

2000–2001 Automotive A/C and Heating Compressor Service Manual

• Instant download for immediate access directly to your device. Keep it permanently in your account with no re-buy required.
• Covers 2000–2001 A/C and heating systems across multiple global vehicle platforms.
• Details major compressor types including Calsonic, Halla, Harrison, Keihin, Nippondenso, Panasonic, Sanden, Seiko-Seiki, and Zexel.
• 100 pages of OEM technical documentation (Part #722.605) featuring 21 exploded-view diagrams, 15 component capacity tables, and comprehensive wiring schematics.
• Fully searchable OCR text layer. Jump straight to a specific torque spec, clutch gap, or oil capacity by keyword.
• High-resolution file formatting ensures fine text and engineering diagrams remain crisp when output to physical media for the shop floor.

Component Servicing and Documentation

This manual outlines the complete factory specifications for A/C compressor maintenance. It documents specific component removal and installation sequences, refrigerant oil capacity tables, and clutch coil servicing guidelines. Every manufacturer-specific section details compressor-to-vehicle fitment, giving you a clear breakdown of the required steps for handling units ranging from Calsonic V6 systems to Zexel rotary vane pumps. It also covers clutch air gap measurements, shaft seal replacements, and essential service tool requirements for major brands. Note: Handling pressurized refrigerants requires specialized equipment. Always observe standard workshop safety protocols and local environmental regulations when working on automotive climate control systems.

System Diagnostics and Technical Data

Diagnostic sections provide clear troubleshooting paths for DTCs on the 2000–2001 E-Class, alongside detailed system electrical checks. You will find precise sensor resistance values for in-vehicle and evaporator temperature sensors, as well as operating pressure guidelines. Need specific parameters for a diagnosis? The text includes exact data, such as the 2000 E320 refrigerant pressure sensor signal (4.7–5.2 volts) and heater core temperature sensor resistance (19.0–21.2 k/Ohms at 50°F). It defines vacuum leak testing limits for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class at 0.89 in. Hg per minute. You can also quickly reference critical fastener specifications, like the 89 INCH lbs torque requirement for expansion valve nuts.

Document Reference: 2000-01 GENERAL SERVICING