Mercedes-Benz 190 E2.3 1985, Руководство пользователя

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What You Should Know at the Gas Station
• Fuel : Unleaded gasoline: Average Octane of
Research and Motor 87 (RON of 91).
Fuel tank capacity approx. 55 1/14.5 US gal. This
includes approx. 7.01/1.8 US gal reserve.
Only fill fuel tank until the discharge nozzle unit cuts out
- d o not overfill.
• Engine Oil: Engine oil level check, see page 64
Quantity differential between upper and lower dipstick
marking level: 2 1/2.1 US qt.
Year-round multigrade oils 10 W -4 0 ,10 W-50,
1 5W -4 0,15 W-50.
For further information, refer to page 90.
• Automatic Transmission : Automatic transmission
fluid for automatic transmission.
For level checks and replenishment, refer to page 65.
• Coolant: For normal replenishment, use water (pot­
able water quality).
For further information (e.g. anticorrosion/antifreeze),
refer to page 94.
• Bulbs : High and low beams: Sealed beam/Halogen,
tail, parking and standing lamps 10 W/6 cp, turn signal,
standing, side marker and parking lamps, front 21/5 W/
32/3 cp, turn signal lamps, rear 21 W/32 cp, stop lamps
21 W/32 cp, license plate lamps 5 W festoon lamp.
• Spark plugs: Bosch H 8 D, H 8 DC, Beru 14 K-8 D,
14 K-8 DU, Champion S 12 YC.
• Tire Pressure:
For driving up to
160 km/h/100 mph
Cold tires:
up to
O
bar psi
bar psi
1.8' 26’
2.0' 29’
o - y
bar psi
2.0' 29'
2.3' 33'
Warm tires:
Pressure may rise by up to
+0.3 bar/+4 psi.
Never release any air from a
warm tire to off-set this pressure increase.
' For driving above 160 km/h/100 mph
+0.3 bar/+4 psi.