It is not pressurized. A breather valve at the fuel tank allows fuel vapor to flow out of the tank and be stored in a charcoal canister until it is drawn into the intake of the engine. It also allows fresh air into the tank to prevent a vacuum. The fuel cap is not vented, all air moves through the breather valve. Technically it may, at times, be pressurized or have a vacuum. However, a properly functioning vapor system should limit that to a max of .725psi, or a vacuum of .45in. Hg.
Yes, a Mercedes 300D has a fuel tank.
The fuel tank capacity of an Mercedes 300TDT is According to the Mercedes Repair manual it is 18.5 gallons with the reserve light coming on at 2.9 gallons.
its located inside the fuel tank
The fuel capacity of 1996 Mercedes e320 is 80 litres.
Via sledgehammer
When owning a car it is important to know the size of the fuel tank. For a 1983 Mercedes 300TD Wagon, the gas tank size is 18.49 gallons.
about 45 liters
Inside tank
The fuel pump is in the fuel tank and the fuel tank will have to be removed to access it. If you do not have the skill or equipment to do this properly, I suggest taking it to a shop.
Mine went out and was replaced once. Mercedes told me it is inside the fuel tank. The fuel is designed to keep it cool, so never let the fuel level fall below 1/4 tank.
I have a 87 260E and it has an 18 gallon tank and a reserve. they are the same chassis w124. and this info should be in your owners manuel
The fuel tank pressure sensor is located on the fuel sending unit/pump. Located in the fuel tank under the rear seat. should be on the left side of the tank. Pretty sure you cant replace it seperatly....but not totally sure? I think you have to replace the whole sending unit/fuel pump.