Where did you source the capacitors? A fellow ML55 owner here.

@@krisperkreme6021 I buy all my capacitors from Mouser or Digi-key (ONLY). I am an MB mechanic and a (component level) electronics repair specialist, so the quality is of the utmost importance to me! Glad I'm not the only one keeping their ML55 alive!

@@krisperkreme6021 Any electronic parts store should be able to get any caps or other parts you need, its all super cheap these things. Unfortunately, many have gone out of business in the last couple years so online is the only sources for some and only is a pain in the ass and more expensive if you don't buy in bulk.

I think that’s what’s wrong with mine wish I was able to repair

@@kliv-ng6uy You can. But if it's already stopped working, then it will probably need more than just capacitors. In other words, find a new controller.

Charles Madsen, the first thing I tested was the fan itself. That saved me a lot of time. I ran leads from my battery to alligator clips on the fan and....nothing....there you go.

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I noticed the joints are very under engineered for the draw. I would rate them at 10 amps at best and Mercedes somehow deems this acceptable for up to 60 amps.

How’d it go? Any luck?

How did you repair it ... I tried to resolder all the pins on board wich i find weak beep on multimeter and nothing no spin when i connect + & - on connector to 12v battery but i have also 3rd small wire pin in connector ...please i need your opinion

very *wise* of you! Same thing is true in Alaska... if your car stalls on the way home, you can freeze under 30mn. What are you driving now... a Toyota ??

Same for many parts of Canada. How do you guys survive without guns?? They are trying to do the same shit here. You break down on the side of the road, a 600lbs wolf can eat your car and everything in it in under 5 minutes.

Krystal McKinley remove air intake (plastic) hose leading to air filter box, theres a black metal crossmember that splits into 3 sections, unscrew the 10mm screws that hold middle section, 4 screws total dont unscrew the ones for the bonnet locks, and also unscrew the 2 10mm screws that hold the horn bracket, these 2 are quite hidden behind facing the aircon radiator, there is also 2 black circle/square pull/push screws torx30/40 that hold the crossmember to the radiator, now you should be able to move crossmember forwards loosely only 5-10cm not much but enough. unscrew jubilee clip holding top coolant radiator hose and pull from thermostat housing, and bend it all the way right (maybe u dont need to do that, i did i have 646 220 cdi engine). now fun (and worst part), unclip the 2 upper corner plastic catches at both sides holding the fan slide and manoeuvre up and out. reversal of removal.

And in the moment it refuses to turn on, even AC will not cause it to spin.

Big question, to use these PWM controlled fans as old style, only positive and negative, or 2 speed mod with 2 relays, not fit a PWM controller 60A from E-bay.

Turn on a/c.

Hi, omg can you help me with one. Because here in Mexico city still we spend almost 500 bucks for one.

Can't hurt to try if it's already broke. Make sure it's the fan and not a fuse

so that may a Bosch fan...