Get a wire hanger from your wife then use wire pliers and cut 2 pieces 10 inches long bend 1 end of each about 3 inches long then the other 2 ends bend a slight hook shape then slide in between dash and odometer / insterment panel one on each side then turn and hook from behind and pull. The bulbs are in the back of the instrument panel.
Freon is added to a 1990 240sx by connecting a Freon source to the low pressure side of the system and allowing it to pull in Freon. This is done with the vehicle running and the air conditioner blowing.
I'm pretty sure that it is integrated into the either the front or rear windows. Therefore you would have to replace the windshield, or rear window.
It's beside the air filter( upper right cornner) hope this help
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There could be number of issues. Best way to narrow it down is to check with stores like Autozone or Advance Auto to see if they can hook up an code reader to obtain an indication of what the problems could be. Most of the time they will do this for free.
This information can be obtained from the official Mercedez Benz site.
Pretty easy:
Step 1: Pull hood release lever which is located far up and aft on driver's side kick panel.
Step 2: Lift up on hood until tab pops out between 2nd and 3rd grille slat on drivers side of center line.
Step 3: Pull out on tab then lift hood.
Then the hood should open. If it doesn't, then you are one of the lucky owners of cars that have been crashed, or stored in humid or salty climates. Try to get a friend to pull and "jiggle" the release handle inside the car while you lift or "jiggle" the hood until the lock tab pops out. then repeat step 3.
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The relay is located in the right front of the engine compartment passengers side. There will be a black cover, release the 2 slide clips and remove the cover for access.
The designation for the relay is K40/7ko.
If your looking in at the relays from the passengers side of the engine compartment it should be the 4th relay from the left, once you pull the relay off it will have a designation under it. It should read O.
The fuse is in the same compartment. It's the first 40amp large orange fuse next to the 60amp large fuse. Check with ohm meter because the fuse is hard to determine if blown by the eye.