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Removal, installation and checking the thermal time switch (Mercedes-Benz S-Class W126)

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The thermal time switch limits the injection time of the cold start injector depending on the engine temperature. The temperature at which the thermal time switch switches is +15°C and for engines manufactured from 09.1982 - +5°C. A defective thermal time switch causes difficulties when starting the engine.

The thermal time switch limits the injection time of the cold start injector depending on the…


To remove the switch, you must perform the following operations:
  • Disconnect the thermal switch connector and unscrew it.
  • The switch hexagon is engraved with the duty cycle (12 seconds at +20°C).

To check the switch, you must perform the following operations:
  • Disconnect the thermal switch connector and connect the portable lamp.
  • The switch, if it was previously removed, must be pressed more tightly against the body to ensure "ground".
  • Turn on the starter for up to 15 seconds. The portable lamp should light for up to 12 seconds. Otherwise, replace the thermal time switch.
  • Replace the thermal time switch and connect the connector.
  • Connect the green control wire to the transistor ignition system.
  • Install the air filter.
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