Mercedes-Benz E 320 1994 Owner's Manual page 56

Loading Instructions
The handling characteristics of a
fully loaded vehicle depend greatly
on the load distribution. It is there­
fore recommended to load the ve­
hicle according to the illustrations
shown, with the heaviest items
being placed towards the front of
the vehicle.
The total load weight including
vehicle occupants and luggage/
cargo should not exceed the
vehicle capacity weight indicated
on the certification tag which can
be found on the left door pillar.
Always place items being carried
against front or reat seat back­
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rests, and fasten them as securely
as possible.
The heaviest portion of the cargo
should always be kept as low as
possible since it influences the
handling characteristics of the
vehicle.
Warning!
Always fasten items being
carried as securely as
possible.
In an accident, during hard
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braking or sudden maneuvers,
loose items will be thrown
around inside the vehicle, and
can cause injury to vehicle
occupants unless the items
are securely fastened in the
vehicle.
To help avoid personal injury
during a collision or sudden
maneuver, always use parti­
tion net when transporting
cargo.
Never drive vehicle with trunk
lid open. Deadly carbon mon­
oxide (CO) gases may enter
vehicle interior resulting in
unconsciousness and death.
Cargo Tie-Down Eyelets
Secure cargo by applying even
load on all four eyelets.
Four eyelets are located in the
cargo compartment. Additional two
eyelets can be found at the front
seat belt mounts.
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