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Mercedes-Benz 190 E2.3 1985 Owner's Manual

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  • Page 2 • have all the maintenance jobs specified by us carried out at regular intervals by an authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. Driving in low temperature weather, in stop-and-go city traffic and on short hops, and in hilly country as well, increases fuel consumption.
  • Page 3 M ercedes-Benz Owner's Manual 190E2.3 Chassis 201 1985...
  • Page 4 Printed In Germany We reserve the right to modify the technical details of the vehicle as given in the data and illustrations of this Owner s Manual (s.e.e.o.). Reprinting, translation and copying, even of excerpts, is not permitted without our prior authorization in writing ZKD / 9.84.8 / K...
  • Page 5 O u r c om pany and staff wish you many hours of enjoym ent with your new vehicle. You have placed a lot of trust in our com pany name by purchasing a M ERCEDES, from which you may expect that it will give you long service with a m inim um of trouble, and is easy to operate.
  • Page 6 If there are any equipm ent details that are not shown or described in this O w n e r’s Manual, your MERCEDES-BENZ dealer will be glad to inform you o f correct care and operating...
  • Page 7 Instruments and Controls, Starting the Engine Driving Hints, Service and Maintenance > Operation Driving ► Practical Hints ► Technical Data Fuels Coolants Lubricants etc. ► Index ►...
  • Page 8 The First 1500 km/1000 Miles Check Regularly and Before a Long Trip Down shift at proper engine speed! The more cautiously you treat your engine during the break-in period, the On vehicles with automatic transmis­ See page 104 more satisfied you will be with its per­ sion avoid accelerating by kick-down.

  • Page 9: 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 Hints for Driving MERCEDES-BENZ Maintenance System...

  • Page 10: Instruments And Controls

    Instruments and Controls Air volume lever for center ventilation (page 18) For more detailed descriptions see specified pages. Glove compartment, illuminated (only in steering lock positions 1 or 2) 1 Air volume lever for side ventilation (page 18) Air recirculation switch (page 18) 2 Adjustable side ventilation outlets (page 18) Fan speed control lever (page 18) 3 Lighting switch (page 38)

  • Page 12: Instrument Cluster

    Seat belt warning lamp (red) Instrument Cluster Supplemental restraint system indicator lamp (red). Economical driving indicator (ECONOMY). See page 35 See page 59 16 ABS indicator lamp (yellow). See page 56 Coolant temperature gauge Up to red marking: Maximum permissible tempera­ 17 Low windshield washer level indicator lamp (yellow).

  • Page 14: Catalytic Converter Cautions

    As with any vehicle, do not idle, park, the engine operation occur, excessive or operate this vehicle in areas where Your MERCEDES-BENZ is equipped unburned fuel may reach the converter combustible materials such as grass, with monolithic catalytic converters, an causing it to overheat.

  • Page 15: Starting And Turning Off The Engine

    -2 5 °C /-1 3 °F , we recommend that a block heater is Hints: Cold and Hot Engine installed. Every MERCEDES-BENZ Due to the installed starter non-repeat dealer will advise you on this subject. Turn key in steering lock clockwise to unit, the key in the steering lock must the stop.

  • Page 16: Hints For Driving

    Hints for Driving Aquaplaning Brakes Power assistance Depending on the depth of the water When driving down long and steep layer on the road, aquaplaning may declines, relieve the brakes by shifting When the engine is not running, both occur, even at low speeds. Avoid track into a lower speed (selector lever posi­...
  • Page 17 - move selector out endangering other drivers on the by a MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. lever to position "N". Try to keep the road. If the parking brake is released and the vehicle under control by means of If the vehicle is parked after being driv­...

  • Page 18: Mercedes-Benz Maintenance System

    It is recommended to use only brake least twice a year (spring and fall). In the engine compartment: fluid approved by MERCEDES-BENZ. Brake fluid change. For engine oil recommendations, see page 90.
  • Page 19 Operation Tempmatic Climate Control System 18 Keys Opening the Doors Locking and Unlocking of Doors Central Locking System Anti-Theft Alarm System Manual Seat Adjustment, Front Adjusting Power Seats, Front Orthopedic Seat Backrest Safety Head Restraints, Rear Arm Rest (Rear Seat) Arm Rest (Front Seats) Heated Seats Supplemental Restraint System -...

  • Page 20: Tempmatic Climate Control System

    The button symbols light up when the vehicle’s head lamps are turned on (not with parking lamps). The symbol is brighter when depressed. The engine must be running for the air conditioning system to work. Close all windows and the sliding roof to ensure proper operation of the sys­...
  • Page 21 Air Distribution A/C Mode Control Switch Air conditioned, warmed, or fresh air may be directed to the O Position (Economy) = Economical setting. In this foot area, the windshield, and the side outlets (8). The setting the air conditioning compressor stays off. center outlets (6) are for non-heated air only.
  • Page 22 c§3 Fan Speed Selection Fast Cooling • Turn temperature selector wheel (1) and lock in ex­ When pushing one of these buttons B , Q or button treme end position “ MIN” . @ , the fan speed will correspond to the particular position of lever (4).
  • Page 23 Examples of Air Flow Adjustments < Press to defrost or quickly defog windows. 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 dial (1) setting, mode.
  • Page 24 Press for normal heater operation. 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 25 ( | Press to shut off air entry. Fresh air into the vehicle is shut off. Use this button, for example, to prevent outside odors or water from car washes from entering the vehicle's interior. Do not drive the vehicle with this setting for long periods with windows and sliding roof closed since the vehicle’s normal interior airflow will be disrupted.

  • Page 26: Keys

    Master Key - square head - fits all Obtaining Replacement Keys locks on the car. You are given 4 keys with your vehicle. Replacement keys can be obtained Supplementary Key - rounded head - only via an authorized MERCEDES- fits only the door locks and the steering BENZ dealer.

  • Page 27: Opening The Doors

    When the rear door buttons are pushed down, the rear doors cannot be opened from the outside or the inside. They can only be opened after pulling but­ tons up. One cannot lock: • the driver’s door if it is open •...

  • Page 28: Central Locking System

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

  • Page 29: Anti-Theft Alarm System

    Special function The alarm will last approximately Anti-Theft Alarm System 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 30 Safety head restraint: to adjust the Manual Seat Adjustment, Front height of the head restraint, pull it Fore/aft adjustment: lift handle (1); slightly forward while lifting or pushing slide seat to desired position and allow down. Adjust head restraint to support handle to re-engage.

  • Page 31: Manual Seat Adjustment, Front

    Seat and head restraint adjustment: Note: Seat cushion adjustment Prior to operating the vehicle, the driver should adjust the seat height for proper Seatback adjustment vision as well as fore/aft placement and Head restraint adjustment seat back angle to insure adequate Adjust head restraint to support the control, reach, operation, and comfort.

  • Page 32: Orthopedic Seat Backrest

    The inflation pressure of the air cush­ ion may be continuously varied be­ tween position “0” = without pressure, and position “4" = maximum pressure, by changing the pressure regulator (1) setting. In addition, the cushion height may be changed to five different settings be­ tween position “A”...

  • Page 33: Arm Rest (Rear Seat)

    Warning! The arm rest does not suffice as a child restraint system. In case of a frontal collision a child can be catapulted for­ ward over the locked arm rest. Arm Rest (Rear Seat) Arm Rest (Front Seats) The rear seat is equipped with an arm The arm rest engages in 3 positions.

  • Page 34: Heated Seats

    Turning off heater: Heated Seats If one indicator lamp is on, press in The heaters can be turned on after first upper part of switch, position 1. turning the key to steering lock posi­ If both control lamps are on, press in tion 2.

  • Page 35: 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 portion up. Unfastening: • Push in the red button (3) in the belt buckle.
  • Page 36 Notes: Rear seat passengers should always wear seat belts - for their own protec­ tion and to avoid endangering the driver and front passenger with their unrestricted forward movement. No seat belt can be used for more than one person. Children under the age of six or under the weight of 23 kg/50 lb should be seated in the back seat with an approved restraint system properly...
  • Page 37 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 38 Owner's Manual. be inspected by an authorized made to any components or wiring of MERCEDES-BENZ dealer at that time. the “ SRS” . This includes the installa­ tion of additional trim material, badges, etc. over the steering wheel hub and installation of additional electrical/elec­...

  • Page 39: 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 position 0.

  • Page 40: Lighting Switch

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

  • Page 41: Combination Switch

    Control for windshield washer system When the washer system is switched on, the wipers also operate. 7 Windshield wiper speeds 0 Windshield wiper switched off 1 Intermittent wiping II Normal wiper speed III High wiper speed Hint: If one of the turn signals fails, the turn 9 6 8 4 signal indicator system flashes and sounds at a faster sequence than...

  • Page 42: Exterior Mirrors

    9266 9687 Inside Rear View Mirror Passenger side: Exterior Mirrors Turn key in steering lock to position 2. The mirror can be tilted to the anti-glare Driver’s side: The exterior mirror can be adjusted by night position by means of the lever at The exterior mirror (2) can be adjusted means of the switch.

  • Page 43: Sun Visors

    9768 Sun Visors Interior Lamps Vanity mirror: Swing down sun visor. The lamps are Swing sun visors down to protect The switch for the front lamp has switched on when the cover is opened. against sun glare. 3 positions. For this purpose the visor must be en­ If sunlight enters through the side Position 1: the lamp is switched on and gaged in its inner mounting.

  • Page 44: Rear Window Defroster

    Note: The rear window defroster uses a large amount of power. To keep the battery drain to a minimum, turn off the de­ froster as soon as the window is clear. The defroster is automatically turned off after a maximum of 20 minutes of operation.

  • Page 45: Lighter

    Sliding Roof Turn key in steering lock to position 1 or 2. Press symbol-side of rocker switch to open roof. Press left side to close roof. If the electric drive fails, the sliding roof can also be moved by hand. Refer to “...

  • Page 46: Power Windows

    Shelf below Rear Window 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 accident or sud­ den maneuver. Power Windows All four windows can then be operated using the swiiches in the center conso­...

  • Page 47: Electronic Radio

    uuuon | u a g i | cz zii Cassette eject button i ® Cassette door illlllllllllllillillllllllllll To turn the radio on or off, the steering 12203 lock key must be in position 1 or 2. [S i IESES3 To turn the radio ON 112 ■...
  • Page 48 A fader control, installed in the center console, allows for balancing the sound To select AM or FM level between the front and rear speakers. Press any of the buttons marked through 0 0 to tune the radio to the To adjust the tone characteristic FM band.
  • Page 49 This radio is programmed to automatically search the entire band at three Note: sensitivity levels. During its first sweep, only the most powerful stations received All AM stations have allocated frequen­ will be selected and locked in. During the next sweep, the less powerful and cies ending with a “0”...
  • Page 50 Tape Cassette playback Any AM station can be stored similarly Safety Note on any button marked E l through EH- It is recommended to use only good To avoid distraction from the vehicle's quality cassettes with a playback time operation and the road, it is recom­ Stereo reception of not more than 60 to 90 minutes mended that the driver NOT perform...
  • Page 51 Accordingly, for fast forward of the to midnight, that is 24 hours. A time of time. In order to set the t im e r [J , the 4:28 PM is indicated by this clock as steering lock key must be in position 1 tape, press the fast forward 16:28 hours (12 plus 4:28 hours).
  • Page 52 The height of the antenna can be Automatic Antenna adjusted to any intermediate position The antenna switch can be actuated by actuating the antenna switch: with the radio switched on and the key • If the antenna switch is in the in steering lock positions 1 or 2.
  • Page 53 Driving Parking Brake Starting and Shifting Gears Manual T ransmission Recommended Shift Points for Manual Transmission Automatic T ransmission Cruise Control ABS-Brake System (Anti-Lock Brake System) Brake Pad Wear Indicator Lamp Brake Fluid Charge Indicator Lamp Oil Pressure Gauge Low Engine Oil Level Indicator Lamp Fuel Reserve Warning Lamp Coolant Temperature Gauge...

  • Page 54: Parking Brake

    Starting and Shifting Gears Warning! Keep driver's foot area clear at all times. Objects stored in this area may cause impairment of pedal movement. Test the service brake before driving off. Warm up the engine smoothly. Do not place full load on the engine until the operating temperature has been reached.

  • Page 55: Automatic Transmission

    Automatic Transmission Accelerator position Partial throttle = early upshifting = The automatic transmission simplifies normal acceleration the handling of the vehicle. The indi­ vidual gears are shifted automatically Full throttle = later upshifting = dependent upon selector lever posi­ maximum acceleration tion, vehicle speed and accelerator Depressing the accelerator beyond full position.
  • Page 56 Stopping Important! Neutral. No power is transmitted from the For brief stops, e.g. at traffic lights, Do not exceed the speed limits for indi­ engine to the rear axle. When the leave the transmission engaged and vidual gear selections, which are cor­ brakes are released, the vehicle control vehicle with the service brake.

  • Page 57: 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 58: Abs-Brake System (Anti-Lock Brake System)

    5 mph has been exceeded at least recommend that you visit an author­ attentive and skillful driver can prevent once after start-up. ized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer as accidents. The ABS cannot prevent At the instant one of the wheels is soon as possible to have the system...

  • Page 59: Brake Pad Wear Indicator Lamp

    If it comes on with the engine running authorized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer that the front wheel brake pads are and at operating temperature, the oil as soon as possible.

  • Page 60: Fuel Reserve Warning Lamp

    Low Engine Coolant Level Indicator Outside Temperature Indicator Fuel Reserve Warning Lamp Lamp The fuel reserve warning lamp will The temperature sensor is attached come on when the key is turned to The indicator lamp comes on with the to the front bumper behind the license steering lock position 2, and will go out key in steering lock position 2, and plate base plate.

  • Page 61: Emission Control

    Certain systems of the engine serve Abroad, there is a widely-spread to keep the toxic components of the The indicator shows the fuel consump­ MERCEDES-BENZ service network at exhaust gases within permissible limits tion tendency during various driving your disposal. If you travel into areas required by law.

  • Page 62: Winter Driving

    MERCEDES-BENZ dealer before and recommended by us. Any author­ shield washer system. the onset of winter. ized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer will be Test battery: Battery capacity glad to advise you on this subject. • Engine oil change: If “year-round”...
  • Page 63 Practical Hints Hood Checking Coolant Level Adding Coolant Engine Oil Level Check Fluid L e ve l- Automatic Transmission First Aid Kit Spare Wheel, Jack, Vehicle Tool Kit Wheels, Tires Changing Wheels Tire Inflation Pressure Headlamp Adjustment Replacing Bulbs Emergency Operation of Sliding Roof Unlocking of Fuel Filler Flap Fuses...

  • Page 64: Hood

    Warning! Stay clear of moving parts when the hood is open and the engine is running. The engine is equipped with a transis­ torized ignition system. Because of the high voltage it is highly dangerous to touch any components (ignition coil, distributor, spark plug sockets, ignition cables, diagnostic socket) of the igni­...

  • Page 65: Checking Coolant Level

    Checking Coolant Level Warning! Do not remove pressure cap on cool­ The coolant level can be checked visu­ ant reservoir if engine temperature is ally at the transparent coolant reser­ above 90°C/194° F. Allow engine to voir. cool down before removing cap. The To check the coolant level, the vehicle coolant reservoir contains hot water must be parked on level ground.

  • Page 66: Engine Oil Level Check

    Engine Oil Level Check Add oil, if needed, only to the upper mark (max.). Do not The engine oil level should be checked overfill the engine. when the oil is warm and with the vehi­ cle on level ground. The engine must L _ j be at operating temperature for some time.

  • Page 67: Fluid Level - Automatic Transmission

    Fluid Level - The fluid level in the transmission is Automatic Transmission dependent upon its temperature. The maximum and minimum oil level marks At regular intervals and prior to a long on the dipstick are applicable refer­ trip, check automatic transmission fluid ences only if the transmission fluid has level and engine oil level.

  • Page 68: First Aid Kit

    To raise the door, roll back the floor mat and engage holding strap (4) in the trunk lid. The hinged door can also be removed completely by raising the door to approximately 45°, lifting it slightly at the hinged side and pulling it out to the rear.

  • Page 69: Wheels, Tires

    On new vehicles retightening is carried Wheels, Tires Slow leaking air (e.g. due to a nail in out in the course of the 1 st inspection. the tire) may cause damage to the tire Replace wheels or tires with the same Retightening is also necessary when such as tread separation.

  • Page 70: Changing Wheels

    10. Adjust the jack to allow the wheel 4. Using the combination wrench, to be slipped on without being loosen but do not yet remove the lifted. wheel bolts. 5. Remove protective cap from the 11. Install spare wheel (valve in bot­ jack support tube.

  • Page 71: Tire Inflation Pressure

    Tire Inflation Pressure Example: Tire temperature and pressure in­ crease with the vehicle speed. Tire Room temperature = approx. A table (see fuel filler flap or last page) pressure should therefore only be cor­ +20°C/+68°F lists the tire inflation pressures speci­ rected on cold tires.

  • Page 72: Headlamp Adjustment

    Headlamp Adjustment Headlamp Assembly Fog lamp cover clamp Headlamp cover clamp Correct headlamp adjustment is extre­ Headlamp horizontal adjusting Headlamp electrical connector mely important. Check and readjust screw headlamps at regular intervals and Headlamp vertical adjusting screw Fog lamp when a lamp has been replaced. Fog lamp adjusting screw Fog lamp electrical connector Headlamp cover...
  • Page 73 Replacing bulbs: Bulb for turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp (21 /5W/ 32/3 cp): Turn bulb^ocket (11) with lamp bulb to the left and pull out socket. Push lamp bulb into socket and turn to the left and pull out bulb. Sealed Beam/Halogen headlamp: Pull cover (4) up to release it from bracket.
  • Page 74 Glove Compartment Lamp Interior Lamps Sun Visor Lamps (5 W festoon lamp) (5 W festoon lamp) (10 W festoon lamp) To replace the bulb, pull out lamp. To replace the bulb, lift off front lamp at To replace a bulb, pry off the cover by inserting a screwdriver in the left and RH side, pull it out and open reflector.

  • Page 75: Emergency Operation Of Sliding Roof

    Trunk Lamp Emergency Operation of Sliding Unlocking of Fuel Filler Flap (10 W festoon 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 76: Fuses

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

  • Page 77: Battery

    Warning! Battery Coat battery terminal clamps with acid- proof grease. Keep battery clean and Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Do Check fluid level in each cell approxi­ dry. not allow this fluid to come in contact mately every 4 weeks, and more fre­ with eyes, skin, or clothing.

  • Page 78: Tow-Starting And Towing The Vehicle

    Engage hook of towing bar from the After attaining a towing speed of right side of the towing eye. This will 30 km/h/18 mph (with cold transmis­ ensure adequate clearance between sion) or 50 km/h/30 mph (with warm the towing bar and the bumper panel transmission), shift selector lever to opening during turns.

  • Page 79: Jump Starting

    Jump Starting Towing a Vehicle Instructions: with Automatic/Manual A discharged battery can freeze at If the battery is discharged the engine Transmission approx. -1 0 ° C/ + 14° F. In all cases can be started with jumper cables it must be thawed out before jumper The vehicle may be towed with all (minimum cable cross section is cables are used.

  • Page 80: Cleaning And Care Of The Vehicle

    (check with your local time to time for stone chipping or other In operation, your vehicle is subjected MERCEDES-BENZ dealership for damage. Any damage should be re­ to a great amount of varying external recommended brands).
  • Page 81 Car Washing Tar Stains Seat Belts Quickly remove tar stains before they The webbing must not be treated with Before washing your vehicle, remove dry and become more difficult to chemical cleaning agents. Use only insect residues. The car should not be clear, lukewarm water and soap.
  • Page 82 Use the appropri­ Velours: Pressure marks resulting from ate MERCEDES-BENZ Touch-Up dampness and heat may appear to be Stick for quick and provisional repairs stains. Such marks can be removed by of minor paint damage.

  • Page 83: Safety Head Restraints

    Bring the electrically adjustable head Installing head restraints: restraint to its highest position. Insert the head restraint and push it Depress release button (1) to be felt down. under the seatback covering material With power head restraint it may be and pull head restraint up sharply, necessary to first push up adjustment holding it by the left head restraint post...

  • Page 84: 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 in locking tabs (1) (on Removal, front: left and right side) and carefully pull up Open ash tray against stop.

  • Page 85: 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 87 Technical Data Fuels, Coolants, Lubricants etc. Identification Plates Vehicle Data Cards Warranty Coverage Technical Data Fuels, Coolants, Lubricants etc. Capacities Engine Oils Brake Fluid Coolants Consumer Information...

  • Page 88: Identification Plates

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

  • Page 89: 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 bears no key data and is kept in the Maintenance Booklet.

  • Page 90: Technical Data

    Technical Data Type_______________________ 190 E 2.3(201.024)’ Transmission Manual five-speed Design transmission Engine Optional extra Automatic four-speed torgue-converter Engine type Mode of operation 4-stroke engine, transmission gasoline injection No. of cylinders 95.5 mm/3.76 in Bore Steering System Stroke 80.25 mm/3.16 in Design_____________________ Power steering Total piston displacement 2299 cmJ/140.3 inJ...
  • Page 91 Technical Data Electrical System Main Dimensions Alternator 14V/70A Overall vehicle length_________ 4445 mm/175.0 in Starter motor 12 V/1.5 kW Overall vehicle width 1678 mm/ 66.1 in 12V/55 Ah Overall height 1383 mm/ 54.4 in Battery 2665 mm/104.9 in Spark plugs Wheel base see last page Track, front...

  • Page 92: Fuels Coolants 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 author­ ized MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Capacity Recommended engine oils Engine with oil filter 5.0 1/5.3 US qt 1 SAE 40 may be used if ambient temperatures constantly exceed +30°C /+86°F.
  • Page 93 Power steering 0.6 I/O.6 US qt power steering1 Accelerator control linkage Hydraulic fluid1 50 g each, approx. High temperature roller Front wheel hubs 1.8 oz. each, approx. bearing grease 1 For recommendations on recom­ mended brands, see your nearest MERCEDES-BENZ dealer.
  • Page 94 551/14.5 US gal of Research and Motor 87 (RON of 91) including a reserve of approx. 7.01/1.8 US gal Cooling system approx. 8 .5 1/9.0 US qt Coolant1 1 For recommendations on recom­ mended brands, see your nearest MERCEDES-BENZ dealer. >...

  • Page 95: Engine Oils

    MERCEDES-BENZ. first inspection 1300-1600 km/800 - to gasoline does not exceed 10%. Your MERCEDES-BENZ dealer will 1000 miles, you may use one of the The ratio of Methanol to gasoline must provide you with additional information.

  • Page 96: Coolants

    Therefore, do not use tested for MERCEDES-BENZ vehicles. • corrosion protection more than this amount of anticorrosion/ The following product, however, is re­...

  • Page 97: Consumer Information

    Consumer Information Uniform Tire Quality Grading Temperature “A” , “ B” , “C” The temperature grades of “A ” (the This has been prepared as required of Relevant tire grade information on tire highest), “ B” and “C” representing the all manufacturers of passenger cars flanks.
  • Page 98 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 obtain; by skilled drivers under controlled road and vehicle conditions, and the information may not be correct under other conditions.
  • Page 99 Index...
  • Page 100 ABS-brake system Changing wheels 68 Emission control tag 86 (Anti-lock brake system) 56 Charge indicator lamp 57 Engine No. 86 Engine oils 93 Adding coolant 63 Chassis No. 86 Engine oil and filter change 16 Adjusting power seats, front 29 Checking coolant level 63 Cleaning and care of the vehicle 78 Engine oil consumption 58...
  • Page 101 Identification plates 86 Obtaining replacement keys 24 Starting and shifting gears 52 Information tag, Oil pressure gauge 57 Starting and turning off the engine 13 California version 86 Opening the doors 25 Steering lock 37 Inside rear view mirror 40 Orthopedic seat backrest 30 Sun visors 41 Instruments and controls 8...
  • Page 102 Customers who are interested in ordering service literature for their vehicles are advised to contact our subsidiaries in the U.S. or Canada at the following addresses. for U.S.A.: Mercedes-Benz of N.A. Inc. One Mercedes Drive P. O. Box 350 Montvale, New Jersey 07645...
  • Page 106 Fuel Supply: T urn fuel filler cap to Check Regularly and Before a Long Trip the left and hold on to it until possible pressure in tank has been released. Tire Pressure: Check at least every two weeks. For details see page 69.
  • Page 107 What You Should Know at the Gas Station • Fuel: Unleaded gasoline: Average Octane of • Automatic Transmission: Automatic transmission Research and Motor 87 (RON of 91). fluid for automatic transmission. Fuel tank capacity approx. 55 1/14.5 US gal. This For level checks and replenishment, refer to page 65.
  • Page 108 DAIMLER-BENZ AG Stuttgart-Untertuerkheim Zentralkundendienst...

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