Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.6 1989, Руководство пользователя

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Starting and Turning off the Engine
Engage parking brake before starting
the engine.
Move gearshift lever to neutral (selec­
tor lever positions “ P” or “ N” on auto­
matic transmissions).
Turn key to steering lock position 2.
The charge indicator lamp should
come on.
Cold Engine
Turn key in steering lock clockwise to
the stop. Do not depress accelerator.
Release key only when the engine is
firing regularly.
Hot Engine
Turn key in steering lock clockwise to
the stop. Do not depress accelerator.
If the engine has not fired after
approx. 4 seconds, depress accel­
erator and continue cranking until the
engine is firing regularly. Release key
and back off accelerator.
At very high coolant temperatures the
engine starting time can be shortened
if the accelerator is depressed slowly
at the beginning of the starting
process.
Turning off
Turn the key in the steering lock to
position 0. Remove the key only when
the vehicle has stopped.
If the coolant temperature is very high
(e.g. after hard driving on mountain
roads), do not shut off the engine
immediately, allow it to run for
1 - 2 minutes at increased idle speed.
Important!
Due to the installed starter non-repeat
unit, the key must be returned to steer­
ing lock position 0 before a new start­
ing attempt is made.
Observe the oil pressure gauge
immediately after starting the engine.
In a very cold engine the oil pressure
will only rise slowly, some time after the
engine has started. Do not speed up
the engine before pressure is regis­
tered on the pressure gauge.
The charge indicator lamp should go
out as soon as the engine has started.
In areas where temperatures fre­
quently drop below - 2 5 °C (-1 3 °F ),
we recommend that a block heater
be installed. Your authorized
MERCEDES-BENZ dealer will advise
you on this subject.