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Removal and installation of cruise control amplifier - RA30001240565X(30-565)

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Preceding work:

Cover at left or right under instrument panel removed (68-150) .

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  1. Model 124 
    Fig 1: Identifying Cruise Control Amplifier Remove/Install Components - Model 124
    G04684720Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
    Battery disconnect, connect.
    Connector of harness at Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) amplifier (N4) disconnect, connect.
    Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) amplifier (N4) unscrew, screw on. If amplifier is defective, always check the adjustment of connecting rod.
    Function test perform on road.
    NOTE: A new cruise control reference resistor amplifier is being phased in. Check reference resistor prior to subsequent use (30-506) .

    The new Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) reference resistor amplifier (N 4/2) has no influence either on cabling or, as a consequence, on wiring diagrams.

  2. Model 129 
    Fig 2: Identifying Cruise Control Amplifier Remove/Install Components - Model 129
    G04684721Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
    Battery disconnect, connect.
    Cover of unit compartment, right remove, install.
    Tempomat/cruise control reference resistor (R29) disconnect, check (30-506)  and connect.
    Connector (1) of harness disconnect, connect.
    Nuts (2) unscrew, screw on.
    Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) reference resistor amplifier (N4/2) remove, install. If amplifier is defective, always check adjustment of connecting rod.
    Function test perform on road.
  3. Model 140 
    Fig 3: Identifying Cruise Control Amplifier Remove/Install Components - Model 140
    G04684722Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
    Battery disconnect, connect.
    Screws (6) unscrew, screw in.
    Cover (5) of module box (F23) lift up, mount.
    Gasket (4) check for damage, when installing, ensure correct seating of gasket (4).
    Tempomat/cruise control reference resistor (R29) disconnect, check (30-506)  and connect.
    Connector (1) of harness disconnect, connect.
    Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) reference resistor amplifier (N4/2) remove, install using assembly lever 140 589 01 33 00. If amplifier is defective, always check adjustment of connecting rod.
    Function test perform on road.

    Special tool 

    Fig 4: Identifying Special Tool 140 589 01 33 00 07
    G04684723Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
  4. Model 201 
    Fig 5: Identifying Cruise Control Amplifier Remove/Install Components - Model 201
    G04684724Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
    Battery disconnect, connect.
    Foot mat front right or left remove, install.
    Foot support front right or left remove, install.
    Connector of harness at Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) amplifier (N4) disconnect, connect.
    Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) amplifier (N4) unscrew, screw on at foot support (version A).
    Fastening plate for cruise control amplifier remove, install (version B).
    Tempomat/cruise control (TPM) amplifier (N4) unscrew, screw on at fastening plate (version B). If amplifier is defective, the adjustment of the connecting rod must be checked.
    Function test perform on road.
    NOTE: A new cruise control reference resistor amplifier is installed on models 201.029/128. The remaining models will be phased in. Prior to reuse, check reference resistor (30-506) .

    The new Tempomat/cruise control reference resistor amplifier (N4/2) has no influence either on cabling or, as a consequence, on wiring diagrams.