Control Units

1989 Mercedes Benz 420SELSECTION Control Units
CONTROL UNITS LOCATION

Component Location
ABS Electronic Control Unit On right rear corner of engine compartment. See Figure.
A/C Compressor Control Unit
420 & 560 SEL Above right side of passenger's footwell. See Figure.
560 SEC On left rear side of engine compartment. See Figure.
A/C Control Unit Above right side of passenger's footwell. See Figure.
Anti-Theft Control Unit On right side of blower housing. See Figure.
CIS-E Fuel Injection Control Unit
Top View Above right side of passenger's footwell. See Figure.
View of Control Unit Above right side of passenger's footwell. See Figure.
View From Passenger Compartment Above right side of passenger's footwell. See Figure.
Cruise Control Amplifier Above right side of driver's footwell.
Cruise Control Unit Above right side of passenger's footwell.
Electronic Illumination Control Unit Under left side of dash.
Electronic Blower Control Unit In blower housing.
Idle Speed Control Unit Under passenger side floorboard. See Figure.
Ignition Switching Control Unit On left front inner wheelwell.
Key/Light Warning Module Above left side of driver's footwell.
Oxygen Sensor Control Unit On right side of passenger's footwell.
Seat Adjustment Control Unit Under both front seats.
Seat Back Warning Module On left side of driver's footwell.
Seat Belt Modules Behind rear seat side panels.
SRS Control Unit On right side of blower housing. See Figure.
Transmission 1st Gear Control Unit Under dash, above accelerator pedal.
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