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Removing and installing preresistor for combustion air blower - ra83001406055x(6055)

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Model 140 with auxiliary heater 

Previous work:

Molding on front right fender removed.

Operation number of operation texts and work units or standard texts and flat rates:

Fig 1: Identifying Combustion Air Blower And Preresistor Components
G05441002Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
Ground cable on battery Disconnect, connect.
Cover (1) Pull off, push on.
Connector (2) with plug Unclip from holder at heating unit, clip in.
Plug cover (3) Open, close.
Cables (4) of combustion air blower preresistor (A6r1) Disconnect and remove from plug housing; insert and route.
  Red cable to plug location 5.
  Red cable to plug location 6.
Screw (5) Unscrew, screw in.
Combustion air blower preresistor (A6r1) Remove; coat contact surface with heat-conductive paste before installing; install.
Auxiliary heater Check function.
Cable color   Heater plug locations
bl = Blue 1 Glow plug
ws = White 2  
br = Brown 3 Combustion air
vi = Violet 4 blower
rt = Red 5 Combustion air
rt = Red 6 blower
    preresistor
ws = White 7 Flame control
bl = Blue 8  
br = Brown 9 Temperature sensor
bl = Blue 10  
bl = Blue 11 Thermal fuse
bl = Blue 12  
Fig 2: Identifying Heater Plug Cable Color Location
G05441003Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.