unleaded regular in a 300e Mercedes? My Mercedes mechanic says yes as long as you don't hear pinging. Usually if your car is tuned, not pulling or carrying a load, no mountains, not a lot of stop and go traffic, and ac off. try mid grade if you hear pinging with regular, and stick with premium if that does not work.
Can u use regular unleaded gasoline in 1987 Mercedes Benz 300e
The old saying, if you have to ask....
i believe there is none
I have a 1993 300e and located a 30A flst fuse close to the battery, perhaps this helps Added: 1986-1989 is Fuse "A" 16 Amps.
The fuel door should open as long as the doors are unlocked. It locks once the doors are locked.
No, it wouldn't work. Even if the intake system would support a turbo, the exhaust systems are completely different.
I have a 1993 500sel. Under the hood, on the left, near the hinge is a sticker which says R134a refrigerant. You might want to check yours
The Mercedes-Benz 300E may stall due to several reasons, including fuel delivery issues, such as a clogged fuel filter or failing fuel pump, which can restrict the flow of gasoline to the engine. Electrical problems, such as a faulty ignition system or issues with the crankshaft position sensor, can also cause stalling. Additionally, vacuum leaks or problems with the idle air control valve can disrupt engine performance. Regular maintenance and diagnostic checks can help identify and resolve these issues.
I'm not sure about your 1989 model but on my 1993 300E the rear headrests are raised manually but lowered by a switch on the dashboard. Since they are both 124 series I would think yours would work the same.
Under the hood on the left fender well under a black flip top fuse holder by the strut.
show picture of belt tensioner of a 300E
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