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  • Page 2 Gas Station deceleration See last page • have all maintenance work per­ formed at regular intervals by an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. Driving in cold weather, in stop-and-go city traffic, on short trips, and in hilly country also increase fuel consump­ tion.
  • Page 3 Owner's Manual 190 E 2.3-16 Model 201 1987...
  • Page 4 Printed in G erm any W e reserve the right to m odify the technical details of th e vehicle as given in the data and illustrations of this O w n e r’s M anual (s.e.e.o.). Reprinting, translation and copying, even of excerpts, is not perm itted w ithout our prior authorization in writing.
  • Page 5 O u r com pany and staff congratulate you on the purchase of your new M ER C ED ES-BEN Z. Your selection of our product is a dem onstration of your trust in our com pany name. Further, it exem plifies your desire to own an autom obile that will be as easy to operate as possible and provide years of service.
  • Page 6 Always have the Maintenance Booklet with you when you For your own safety and longer service life of the vehicle, take the vehicle to a MERCEDES-BENZ dealer for service. we urge you to follow the instructions and warnings. Ignor­ ing them could result in damage to the vehicle or personal The Service Advisor will record each service.
  • Page 7 • service facilities or replacement parts may not be Service and Warranty Policy Booklet. readily available. Certain Mercedes-Benz models are available for delivery in Europe under our European Delivery Program. For details, consult your authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer or write to: Mercedes-Benz of North America, Inc.
  • Page 8 Special equipment is also described in this manual, including operating instructions wherever necessary. Since there are special-order items, the descriptions and illustrations herein may vary slightly from the actual equipment of your vehicle. If there are any equipment details that are not shown or described in this Owner’s Manual, your MERCEDES- BENZ dealer will be glad to inform you of correct care and operating procedures.
  • Page 9 Instruments and Controls, Starting the Engine Driving Hints, Service and Maintenance Operation Driving Practical Hints Technical Data Fuels Coolants Lubricants etc. Consumer Information...
  • Page 10 Check Regularly and The First 1500 km (1000 Miles) Before a Long Trip Down shift at proper engine speed! The more cautiously you treat your engine during the break-in period, the See page 108 On vehicles with automatic transmis­ more satisfied you will be with its per­ sion avoid accelerating by kick-down.

  • Page 11: Table Of Contents

    Instruments and Controls, Starting the Engine Driving Hints, Service and Maintenance Instruments and Controls Instrument Cluster Catalytic Converter Cautions Starting and Turning off the Engine Driving Hints MERCEDES-BENZ Maintenance System...

  • Page 12: Instruments And Controls

    Glove compartment, illuminated (only with key in Instruments and Controls steering lock positions 1 or 2) For more detailed descriptions see specified pages. Fan speed control lever (page 22) Air volume lever for side ventilation (page 22) Tempmatic climate control system (page 22) Adjustable side ventilation outlets (page 22) Radio (page 49) 3 Exterior lamp switch (page 41)

  • Page 14: Instrument Cluster

    High beam indicator lamp (blue) Electric clock 0 2-sensor malfunction indicator lamp (red): If the indicator lamp comes on, it indicates a malfunction in the 0 2-sensor circuit. The 0 2-sensor circuit should be checked by an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer at the first opportunity.

  • Page 16: Catalytic Converter Cautions

    Warning! Caution! Catalytic Converter Cautions As with any vehicle, do not idle, park Your MERCEDES-BENZ is equipped To prevent damage to the catalytic or operate this vehicle in areas converters, only use unleaded gasoline with monolithic catalytic converters, an where combustible materials such in this vehicle.

  • Page 17: Starting And Turning Off The Engine

    Due to the installed starter non-repeat Turn key in steering lock clockwise to installed. Any MERCEDES-BENZ unit, the key must be returned to steer­ the stop. Do not depress accelerator. dealer will advise you on this subject.

  • Page 18: Driving Hints

    Be sure to maintain a Power assistance by an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ safe distance from vehicles in front. dealer. When the engine is not running, the The condition of the parking brake sys­...
  • Page 19 Warning! Tire friction Do not allow your tires to wear down The safe speed on a wet or icy road is too far. With less than 3 mm (V» in) always lower than on a dry road. of tread, the antiskid properties on a You should pay particular attention to wet road fall off sharply.
  • Page 20 Road salts and chemicals can Winter Driving Hints Parking adversely affect braking efficiency. Warning! The most important rule for slippery or Increased pedal force may become icy roads is to drive sensibly and to necessary to produce the normal brake To reduce the risk of personal injury avoid abrupt acceleration, braking and effect.

  • Page 21: Mercedes-Benz Maintenance System

    It is recommended to use only brake mountain driving, poor roads, dusty fluid approved by MERCEDES-BENZ. Routine Maintenance and muddy conditions, trailer opera­ Do not mix different types of brake tion, hard and sporty driving etc., it may Inspection at fluids.
  • Page 23 Operation Tempmatic Climate Control System 22 Car Keys Opening the Doors Locking and Unlocking of Doors Central Locking System Anti-Theft Alarm System Adjusting Power Seats, Front Head Restraints, Rear Arm Rest Heated Seats Supplemental Restraint System - Seat Belts, Emergency Tensioning Retractors, Driver Airbag Steering Lock...

  • Page 24: Tempmatic Climate Control System

    Instrument panel side outlets Air volume lever for side outlets (7) The button symbols light up when the vehicle’s headlamps are turned on (not with parking lamps). The symbol is brighter when depressed. Close all windows and the sliding roof to ensure proper operation of the sys­...
  • Page 25 Air Distribution A/C Mode Control Switch Air conditioned, warmed, or fresh air may be directed to the j l j Position Q | = Normal cooling, the air condition- foot area, the windshield, and the side outlets (7). The Sj ing compressor is switched on. center outlets (5) are for non-heated air only.
  • Page 26 Fast Cooling Fan Speed Selection When pushing one of these buttons or button • Turn temperature selector wheel (1) and lock in extreme end position “ MIN". 0 , the fan speed will correspond to the particular position of lever (4). •...
  • Page 27 Examples of Air Flow Adjustments @ Press to defrost or quickly defog windows. Q Press to defog the windshield from inside. Maximum heated air is directed to the windshield and side Air is directed to the windshield in the heating or cooling windows, independent of the temperature setting (1), mode.
  • Page 28 IQ Press for heating with air conditioned air. Most of the air is directed to the foot area during heater In this type of operation, air is directed to the windshield operation. A small amount of air is directed to the wind­ and the foot area.
  • Page 29 B Press to shut off system. Fresh air into the vehicle is shut off. Do not drive the vehicle with this setting for long periods with windows and sliding roof closed since the vehicle’s normal interior air­ flow will be disrupted. Q Press for fresh air ventilation or air conditioning.

  • Page 30: Car Keys

    Your vehicle is equipped with a theft after the car is locked with the master deterrent locking system requiring a key. special key manufacturing process. For security reasons, replacement keys can only be obtained via an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. Therefore, obtaining replacement keys requires considerable time.

  • Page 31: Opening The Doors

    When the rear door buttons are pushed down, the rear doors cannot be opened from the outside or the inside, unless the door lock buttons are first pulled up. One cannot lock: • the driver's door if it is open •...

  • Page 32: Central Locking System

    The trunk can remain locked while the Central Locking System Note: central locking system is unlocked (e.g. The central locking system can be The entire vehicle may be locked or while driving or when leaving the car in engaged from the driver-side door lock unlocked with the central locking a situation where it must be driven button, provided the door is completely...

  • Page 33: Anti-Theft Alarm System

    Anti-Theft Alarm System The alarm will last approximately Special Function 150 seconds in the form of blinking To activate the anti-theft alarm from the The anti-theft alarm can be armed or exterior lamps. At the same time an trunk, turn the master key in the trunk disarmed with the master key (iden­...

  • Page 34: Adjusting Power Seats, Front

    Seat and Head Restraint Adjustment: Storing seat and head restraint posi­ tions in memory (left front seat only): Seat cushion adjustment. D Memory button. Seatback adjustment. Position buttons “ 1” and “2” . Head restraint adjustment. Adjust head restraint to support the Two sets of seat/head restraint posi­...

  • Page 35: Head Restraints, Rear

    Important! Prior to operating the vehicle, the driver should adjust the seat height for proper vision as well as fore/aft placement and seat back angle to insure adequate control, reach, operation, and comfort. The head restraint should also be adjusted for proper height. Both the inside and outside rearview mirrors should be adjusted for adequate rearward vision.

  • Page 36: Heated Seats

    Turning off heater: Heated Seats If one indicator lamp is on, press in The heaters can be switched on with upper part of switch, position 1. the key in steering lock position 2. If both indicator lamps are on, press in Heater operation: lower part of switch, position 2.

  • Page 37: Supplemental Restraint System - Seat Belts, Emergency Tensioning Retractors, Driver Airbag

    • The belt must be pulled snug and checked for snugness immediately after engaging it and during driving. If necessary, tighten the lap portion to a snug fit by pulling shoulder por­ tion up. Unfastening: • Push in the red button (3) in the belt buckle.
  • Page 38 • Infants and small children In cases of less severe frontal impacts, should be seated in a properly such as roll-overs, side or rear colli­ secured child or infant restraint sions, or other accidents without system. severe frontal forces, the emergency tensioning retractors will not be acti­...
  • Page 39 This will not cause the supplemental restraint system to be activated. How­ ever, we strongly recommend that you visit an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer immediately to have the system checked; otherwise the “ SRS” may not be activated in a severe frontal acci­...
  • Page 40 MERCEDES- tor, it is mandatory to follow our should be inspected by an authorized BENZ. safety instructions. These MERCEDES-BENZ dealer at that time. • Do not pass belts over sharp instructions are available at edges. every authorized MERCEDES- BENZ dealer.
  • Page 41 Warning! Infant and Child Restraint Systems Important! Mercedes-Benz of North America The use of infant or child restraints is Infants and small children should never be held on the lap, nor should recommends that all infants and chil­ required by law in most states.

  • Page 42: Steering Lock

    Steering Lock Notes: The following items can be operated Steering is locked when the key is with the key in steering lock position 1: withdrawn and the steering lock is engaged. The key can be with­ Wiper, windshield washer, headlamp drawn only in 0 position.

  • Page 43: Exterior Lamp Switch

    Exterior Lamp Switch Notes: With the key removed and the driver’s Off-position door open, a warning buzzer sounds if Parking lamps (includes side the vehicle’s exterior lamps are not marker lamps, tail lamps, license switched off (standing lamps plate lamps, instrument panel excepted).

  • Page 44: Combination Switch

    Control for • windshield washer system • headlamp cleaning system (will work only with exterior lamp switch in position 1 or 2). When the washer system is acti­ vated, the wipers also operate for a limited time. The windshield washer nozzles are automatically heated.

  • Page 45: Digital Stop Watch

    Measuring Elapsed Time Measuring Average Speed for One Mile Driving Distance Press button 1 to start. The colon in the display flashes. Press button 2 to start. The colon in the display flashes. Press button 1 again to stop. The dis­ play shows the elapsed time.

  • Page 46: Exterior Rear View Mirrors

    j 9266 Inside Rear View Mirror Exterior Rear View Mirrors To adjust the mirror: Turn key to steering lock position 2. The exterior mirrors have electrically The mirror can be tilted to the anti-glare The exterior mirror can be adjusted night position using the lever at its heated glass.

  • Page 47: Lighter

    r ' " m i 9768 Sun Visors Vanity mirror: Lighter Swing sun visor down. The lamps are Turn key in steering lock to position 1 Swing sun visors down to protect switched on when the cover is opened. or 2. against sun glare.

  • Page 48: Rear Window Defroster

    If several power consumers are turned Note: on simultaneously, or the battery is The rear window defroster uses a large only partially charged, it is possible that amount of power. To keep the battery the defroster automatically turns itself drain to a minimum, turn off the de­ off.

  • Page 49: Interior Lamps

    ■ ' 9.’ 1b Sliding Roof The rear courtesy lamp is switched on Interior Lamps and off by the rear door contact Turn key to steering lock position 1 The switch for the front lamp (combina­ switches or by the rocker switch on the or 2.

  • Page 50: Power Windows

    Shelf below Rear Window Warning! The shelf below the rear window should not be used to carry objects. This will prevent such objects from being thrown about and injuring vehicle occupants during an acci­ dent or sudden maneuver. All four windows can then be operated Power Windows using the switches in the center con­...

  • Page 51: Electronic Radio

    Cassette eject Cassette door To turn the radio ON Press “ON” side of E ^ H 3 3 button. The radio will begin operating on the last station, volume and tone setting stored before the last turn off. The system can also be turned on by inserting a tape cassette through the Electronic Radio Function control...
  • Page 52 To select AM or FM To adjust the tone characteristic Base and treble can be adjusted independently. Press anyof the buttons marked QJ3 throughQEl to tune the radio to the FM To set the radio to a “flat” tone setting (bass and treble at mid-range setting), band.
  • Page 53 Tuning sensitivity button Manual tuning (used to fine tune a station or for manual scanning) By pressing the tuning sensitivity button once or twice, you can select the After selecting the desired AM or FM desired sensitivity level of the automatic station seeker. The sensitivity indicator wave band, press the manual tuning shows the selected sensitivity level: button D...
  • Page 54 Showing the “old” setting first allows Note: Although FM is normally static For fast tape rewind press the fast rewind button E Q | . The button will lock for reconsideration of the decision to free, reception quality can be limited by geographic and atmospheric condi­...
  • Page 55 • if the antenna switch is engaged in special cleaning tape available through the “off” position, the antenna will your authorized MERCEDES-BENZ not extend or will retract com­ dealer. pletely. The height of the antenna can be...
  • Page 57 Driving Parking Brake Starting and Shifting Gears Manual Transmission Recommended Shift Points for Manual Transmission Automatic Transmission Cruise Control Engine Oil Consumption Economical Driving Indicator (ECONOMY) Charge Indicator Lamp Deceleration Shutoff Oil Pressure Gauge Engine Oil Temperature Indicator Low Engine Oil Level Indicator Lamp Voltmeter Fuel Reserve Warning Lamp Coolant Temperature Gauge...

  • Page 58: Parking Brake

    Starting and Shifting Gears Warning! Keep driver’s foot area clear at all times. Objects stored in this area may impair pedal movement. Test the brakes shortly after driving off. Perform this procedure only when the road is clear of other traffic. Warm up the engine smoothly.

  • Page 59: Automatic Transmission

    Accelerator position Automatic Transmission Partial throttle = early upshifting = The automatic transmission selects normal acceleration individual gears automatically, depend­ ent upon selector lever position, vehi­ Full throttle = later upshifting = cle speed and accelerator position. maximum acceleration Depressing the accelerator beyond full Driving: throttle to kickdown position means Shift selector lever to the desired driv­...
  • Page 60 Stopping Important! “ N” Neutral. No power is transmitted from the For brief stops, e.g. at traffic lights, Do not exceed the engine speed limits engine to the rear axle. When the for individual gear selections, which leave the transmission engaged and brakes are released, the vehicle control vehicle with the service brake.

  • Page 61: Cruise Control

    The speed can be increased (e.g. for Note: passing) by using the accelerator. As If the engine does not brake the vehicle soon as the accelerator is released, the sufficiently while driving on a down­ previously set speed will be resumed grade, the speed you set on the cruise automatically.

  • Page 62: Engine Oil Consumption

    Pressure must, however, rise immedi­ must be repaired at an authorized ately upon acceleration. MERCEDES-BENZ dealer as soon as Economical Driving Indicator possible. (ECONOMY) Engine Oil Temperature Indicator When the charging indicator lamp The indicator shows the fuel consump­...

  • Page 63: Low Engine Oil Level Indicator Lamp

    Low Engine Oil Level Indicator Fuel Reserve W arning Lamp Low Engine Coolant Level Indicator Lamp Lamp The fuel reserve warning lamp will The indicator lamp comes on with the come on when the key is turned to The indicator lamp comes on with the key in steering lock position 2 and steering lock position 2, and will go out key in steering lock position 2, and...

  • Page 64: Outside Temperature Indicator

    Have the brake system checked at an To test the brake warning lamp, pull up plays (i.e., bank signs, etc.). authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer parking brake lever. Turn key in steer­ as soon as possible. Adaptation to ambient temperature...

  • Page 65: Abs-Brake System (Antilock Brake System)

    On slippery road surfaces, the ABS will assistance. We recommend that you already respond with a slight brake visit an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ pedal pressure. The pulsating brake dealer as soon as possible to have the pedal can be an indication of hazard­...

  • Page 66: Emission Control

    Inhalation of exhaust gas is hazard­ Abroad, there is a widely-spread Certain systems of the engine serve to MERCEDES-BENZ service network at ous to your health. All exhaust gas keep the toxic components of the your disposal. If you travel into areas contains carbon monoxide, and in­...

  • Page 67: Winter Driving

    Additive in the windshield and headlamp washing system: Add Have your car winterized at an Use only tire chains that are tested and windshield washer solvent to the authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer recommended by MERCEDES-BENZ. water. before the onset of winter. Any authorized MERCEDES-BENZ •...
  • Page 69 Practical Hints Hood Checking Coolant Level Adding Coolant Engine Oil Level Check Fluid Level-AutomaticTransmission First Aid Kit Stowing things in the vehicle Spare Wheel, Jack, VehicleTool Kit Wheels, Tires Changing Wheels Tire Inflation Pressure Headlamp Adjustment Replacing Bulbs Emergency Operation of Sliding Roof Unlocking of Fuel Filler Flap Fuses Spark Plugs...

  • Page 70: Hood

    Warning! To help prevent personal injury, stay clear of moving parts when the hood is open and the engine is run­ ning. Be sure the hood is properly closed before driving. The engine is equipped with a tran­ sistorized ignition system. Because of the high voltage it is dangerous to touch any components (ignition coil, distributor, spark plug sockets,...

  • Page 71: Checking Coolant Level

    Checking Coolant Level W arning! The coolant level can be checked visu­ • Do not open the engine hood if ally at the transparent coolant reser­ you see or hear steam or coolant voir. escaping from the engine com­ partment. With the engine idling To check the coolant level, the vehicle and the climate control system must be parked on level ground.

  • Page 72: Engine Oil Level Check

    Add oil, if needed, only to the Engine Oil Level Check upper mark (max). Do not The engine oil level should be checked overfill the engine. when the oil is warm (the engine oil temperature indicator should show 80° C [176° F] min.) and with the vehi­ cle on level ground.

  • Page 73: Fluid Level-Automatictransmission

    Fluid Level - The fluid level in the transmission is Automatic Transmission dependent upon its temperature. The maximum and minimum oil level marks Check the fluid level in the automatic on the dipstick are applicable refer­ transmission regularly and prior to an ences only if the transmission fluid has extended trip.

  • Page 74: First Aid Kit

    W arning! The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either side of the vehicle. Use the jack only to lift the vehicle during a tire change. Never get beneath the vehicle while it is supported only by the jack.

  • Page 75: Wheels, Tires

    Wheels, Tires Tightening torque: 110 Nm (80 Ib-ft). Use only genuine MERCEDES-BENZ wheel bolts (identified by Mercedes- For tire specifications, refer to “Techni­ Replace wheels or tires with the same Star on bolt shaft). cal Data” . designation, manufacturer and type as Thoroughly clean the inner side of the shown on the original part.

  • Page 76: Changing Wheels

    W arning! The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either side of the vehicle. Use the jack only to lift the vehicle during a tire change. Never get beneath the vehicle while it is supported only by the jack.

  • Page 77: Tire Inflation Pressure

    11. Install spare wheel on wheel hub. Tire Inflation Pressure Tire pressures listed for light loads are minimum values offering high driving Insert wheel bolts and tighten A table (see fuel filler flap or last page) them slightly. comfort. Increased inflation pressures lists the tire inflation pressures for heavy loads produce favorable To avoid paint damage, place...

  • Page 78: Headlamp Adjustment

    Turn signal, parking, side marker Headlamp Assembly Headlamp Adjustment and standing lamp bulb Headlamp horizontal adjustment Correct headlamp adjustment is Electrical connector for high and screw extremely important. Check and read­ low beam headlamp just headlamps at regular intervals and Headlamp vertical adjustment when a lamp has been replaced.
  • Page 79 Replacing bulbs: Bulb for turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp (21/5W/ 32/3 cp): Turn bulb socket (6) with lamp bulb to the left and pull out socket. Push lamp bulb into socket and turn to the left and pull out bulb. Bulb for high and low beam (Halogen type 9004): Compress cover (4) at the top and re­...
  • Page 80 Glove Compartment Lamp Sun Visor Lamps Interior Lamps (5 W lamp) (10 W lamp, 5 W halogen) (5 W lamp) To replace, pull down cover and To replace a bulb, pry off the cover by To replace the bulb, lift the lens out at remove bulb.

  • Page 81: Emergency Operation Of Sliding Roof

    Trunk Lamp Emergency Operation of Sliding Unlocking of Fuel Filler Flap (10 W lamp) Roof If the central locking system does not The bulb (1) is easily accessible when The sliding roof can be opened or release the fuel filler flap automatically, the trunk lid (2) is opened.

  • Page 82: Fuses

    USA. Should additional information be necessary, your MERCEDES-BENZ Spare fuses are furnished inside the dealer will be happy to offer advice. fuse box. Observe amperage and color of fuse.

  • Page 83: Battery

    W arning! Coat battery terminal clamps with acid- Battery proof grease. Keep battery clean and Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Check electrolyte level in each cell dry. Do not allow this fluid to come in approximately every four weeks, and The service life of the battery is also contact with eyes, skin, or clothing.

  • Page 84: Tow-Starting And Towing The Vehicle

    Towing a Vehicle with Only tow-start vehicle with the battery Automatic/Manual Transmission cables connected and the key in steer­ ing lock position 2. The vehicle may be towed with all Warning! wheels on the ground and the selector When the engine is not running, the lever in position “...

  • Page 85: Jump Starting

    Jump Starting 4. Clamp one end of the second jumper Important! cable to the grounded negative ( - ) If the battery is discharged the engine A discharged battery can freeze at terminal of the charged battery and can be started with jumper cables and approx.

  • Page 86: Cleaning And Care Of The Vehicle

    (check with your local In doing so, do not neglect the under­ cause lasting damage. MERCEDES-BENZ dealership for side of the car. A prerequisite for a recommended brands). Such damage is caused not only by thorough check is a washing of the extreme and varying climatic condi­...
  • Page 87 Car Washing Tar Stains Plastic Parts, Headliner and Rubber Parts Before washing your vehicle, remove Quickly remove tar stains before they insect residues. MB insect remover is dry and become more difficult to Do not use oil or wax on these parts. remove.
  • Page 88 Light Alloy Wheels Paintwork, Painted Body Compo­ Upholstery nents If possible, clean wheels once a week Using aftermarket seat covers or wear­ with MB-alloy wheel cleaner and MB-Gloss Preserver should be applied ing clothing that have the tendency to sealer. Use an ample supply of water. when water drops on the paint surface give off coloring (e.g.

  • Page 89: Rear Seat Cushion

    Removal, rear: Open ash tray against stop. Press down center spring and remove ash tray. Installation: Engage ash tray bottom into frame, push down release spring and close ash tray. Rear Seat Cushion Ash tray Removal: Push down locking tabs 1 Removal, front: (left and right) and pull up the front of Open ash tray against stop.

  • Page 90: Head Restraints

    Removing rear seat head restraints: Head Restraints Pull head restraint up until detent is felt. Removing front seat head restraints: Then pull it out sharply using both Bring the power adjustable head re­ hands. straint to its highest position. Installing rear seat head restraints: Depress release button (1) under the seatback covering material and pull Insert the head restraint and push it...

  • Page 91: Roof Rack

    Spare Parts Service All MERCEDES-BENZ dealers main­ tain a stock of original spare parts required for maintenance and repair work. In addition, strategically located parts distribution centers provide quick and reliable parts service. More than 200 000 different spare parts, even for older models, are avail­...
  • Page 93 Technical Data Fuels, Coolants, Lubricants etc. Consumer Information Identification Plates Vehicle Data Cards Warranty Coverage Technical Data Fuels, Coolants, Lubricants etc. Capacities Engine Oils Brake Fluid Premium Unleaded Gasoline Fuel Requirements Coolants Consumer Information...

  • Page 94: Identification Plates

    Identification Plates 1 Certification Tag (left door pillar) Identification Tag (left window post) When ordering spare parts, please specify chassis and engine numbers. Vehicle Identification No. Engine No. Body No. and Paintwork No. Information Tag California version Vacuum line routing for emission control system Emission Control Tag...

  • Page 95: Vehicle Data Cards

    Data card No. 1 bears the key number and should never be left in the vehicle. Submit this card to your authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer to request a replacement key in case of loss. Data card No. 2 has no key number information and should be kept in the Maintenance Booklet where indicated.

  • Page 96: Technical Data

    Technical Data 190 E 2.3-16 (201 034)1 Electrical System Model 14 V/70 A Alternator Starter motor 12 V/1.4 kW Engine Battery 12 V/62 Ah Spark plugs see last page Enqine tvpe Mode of operation 4-stroke engine, qasoline injection Weights___________________ See certification tag No.

  • Page 97: Fuels Coolants Lubricants Etc

    Lubricants etc. Capacities Vehicle components and their respec­ tive lubricants must match. Therefore use only brands tested and recom­ mended by us. Inquire at your authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Recommended engine oils Ambient temp. SAE grades Engine with oil filter 5.0 I (5.3 US qt)
  • Page 98 Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Automatic transmission fluid for Manual transmission 1.6 I (1.8 US qt) manual transmission1 Initial fill: 7.1 I (7.5 US qt) Automatic transmission fluid for Automatic transmission Fluid change: 6.0 I (6.3 US qt) automatic transmission1 Rear axle 1.1 1(1.2 US qt) Hypoid gear oil SAE 90 for limited slip differential1...

  • Page 99: Engine Oils

    Gasohol, which contains 10% Ethanol It is recommended to use only brake vehicle is fully loaded, towing a and 90 % unleaded gasoline, can be fluid approved by MERCEDES-BENZ. trailer or operating in mountainous used. Your MERCEDES-BENZ dealer will terrain.

  • Page 100: Coolants

    The engine coolant is a mixture of used to bring it up to the proper level car: MERCEDES-BENZ Anticorrosion/ water and anticorrosion/antifreeze, Antifreeze Agent. (have cooling system checked for which provides: signs of leakage).

  • Page 101: Consumer Information

    Consumer Information Treadwear Temperature “A” , “ B” , “ C” The treadwear grade is a comparative The temperature grades of “A” (the This has been prepared as required of rating based on the wear rate of the tire highest), “B” and “C ” representing the all manufacturers of passenger cars when tested under controlled condi­...
  • Page 102 Vehicle Stopping Distance This figure indicates braking performance that can be met or exceeded by the vehicles to which it applies, under different conditions of loading and with partial failures on the braking system. The information presented represents results obtainable by skilled drivers under controlled road and vehicle conditions, and the information may not be correct under other conditions.
  • Page 103 Index...
  • Page 104 Airbag 37 Capacities 95 Economical driving indicator (ECONOMY) 60 Alarm system 31 Catalytic converter cautions 14 Alloy wheels 86 Central locking system 30 Emergency tensioning retractors 35 Antenna 53 Certification tag 92 Emission control 64 Emission control tag 92 Anticorrosion/antifreeze 98 Charge indicator lamp 60 Arm rest 33 Cleaning and care of the vehicle 84...

  • Page 105: Radio

    Headlamps 76, 42 Jack 72 Maintenance 4,19 Headlamp washer 42 Jump starting 83 Manual transmission 56 Head restraints 32, 33, 88 front 32,88 Keys 28 Oil pressure gauge 60 rear 33,88 Outside temperature indicator 62 Heated seats 34 Lamps, exterior 76, 77 Hood 68 Fog lamps 76 Paintwork no.

  • Page 106: Stop Watch

    Upholstery, cleaning 86 Technical data 94 Seatbelts 35 Tempmatic climate control Warning lamp and warning Vanity mirrors 45 buzzer 35 system 22 V-belt 89 Tire chains 65 Seats 32, 87 Vehicle data cards 93 Tire pressure 75 front 32 Vehicle identification 92 Tires 16,73,99 rear 87 Voltmeter 61...
  • Page 107 Service Literature W arning! Your authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer has trained To help avoid personal injury, be extremely careful technicians and original MERCEDES-BENZ parts to when performing, any maintenance work or repairs. service your vehicle properly. For expert advice and quality Improper or incomplete service may damage the vehi­...
  • Page 110 Check Regularly and Before a Long Trip Fuel Supply: Turn fuel filler cap to the left and hold on to it until possible pressure in tank has been released. 2 Tire Inflation Pressure: Check at least every two weeks. For details see page 75.
  • Page 111 What You Should Know at the Gas Station • Fuel: Use premium unleaded gasoline: • Automatic Transmission: Automatic transmission Posted Octane 91 (Average of 96 RON/86 MON). fluid for automatic transmission. Fuel tank capacity approx. 7 0 1 (18.5 US gal). This For level checks and replenishment, refer to page 71.
  • Page 112 DAIMLER-BENZ AG Stuttgart-Untertuerkheim Zentralkundendienst...

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