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Fig. 277: Identifying Self-Adhesive Foamed Material, Monitor Wiring Harness And Clips
7. Route monitor wiring harness (8) next to the existing wiring harness (11).
8. Route monitor wiring harness in a curve to the monitor cutout in the headliner.
Approximately 160 mm of the wiring harness should hang out of the monitor cutout.
9. Secure wiring harness to headliner using self-adhesive foamed material (12) supplied.
As of VIN A289565, X754620: Ensure that wiring harness does not affect window airbag function.
Route wiring harness as flat as possible.
Fig. 278: Identifying Existing Wiring Harness, Monitor Wiring Harness And Self
-Adhesive Foamed
Material
10. Apply straightedge to the marking in the center of the tilting/ sliding roof frame and mark the
crossmember.
Use marking (13) to center the monitor bracket. Only mark the two ribs that are visible if the headliner
is pressed against the cross member.
11. Remove the protective foil from the strip of adhesive tape on the monitor bracket.
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Fig. 284: Identifying Self-Adhesive Foamed Material, Monitor Wiring Harness And Clips
11. Route monitor wiring harness (8) next to the existing wiring harness (11).
12. Route monitor wiring harness in a curve to the monitor cutout in the headliner.
Approximately 160 mm of the wiring harness should hang out of the monitor cutout.
13. Secure wiring harness to the headliner using self-adhesive foamed material (12) supplied.
As of VIN A289565, X754620: Ensure that wiring harness does not affect window airbag function.
Route wiring harness as flat as possible.
Headliner shown with tilting/sliding roof
Fig. 285: Identifying Existing Wiring Harness, Monitor Wiring Harness And Self
-Adhesive Foamed
Material
14. Apply straightedge to the front marking on the adhesive tape and mark both ribs on the crossmember.
Use marking (13) to center the monitor bracket.
15. Remove the protective foil from the strip of adhesive tape on the monitor bracket.
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Fig. 300: Identifying Rear Seat Bracket
4. Apply transparent protective foil in area of locking arm (5) of video/DVD player to crossmember of seat
frame (4).
5. Slide video/DVD player (6) into bracket under the 60% rear seat.
Ensure that the guide on the underside of the playback unit is moved into the V-shaped cutout in the
bracket.
6. Fold locking arm (5) above seat frame crossmember (4).
7. Install striker (7) for seat adjustment.
Before installation ensure that the seat is completely to the rear because after installation adjustment is
no longer possible. Striker should be installed approximately 5 mm to the left of the video player, with the
flat side facing the video player.
8. Insert correspondin
g plug, video or DVD, into the playback unit.
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AR09.41-P-6817MM
Removing and installing charge air cooler
10.11.99
ENGINE
612.963 in MODEL 163.113
P09.41-2024-09
1
Headlamp units
2
Cover strips
3
Front end crossmember
4
Socket at temperature sensor
9
Bolts
11
Socket
110/2
Charge air cooler
B17
Intake air temperature sensor
5
Right hose clamp
6
Left hose clamp
7
Charge air hose to charge air cooler
8
Charge air hose from charge air cooler
Operation no. of operation texts or standard texts and flat rates
Sector
Op. no.
Operation text
P
096810
REMOVING AND INSTALLING CHARGE AIR COOLER
P
096820
REPLACING CHARGE AIR COOLER
P
096827
REPLACING CHARGE AIR COOLER (COOLER REMOVED)
Removing, installing
Danger!
Risk of injury
from fingers becoming
jammed or bruised
when removing and
installing and aligning hood, trunk lid, doors,
lids and sliding roof
When moving components ensure that no
body parts or limbs are in the area of motion.
AS00.00-Z-0011-01A
1
Open engine hood and position upright
Have an assistant secure hood
AR88.40-P-1000GI
2
Remove headlamp units (1)
AR82.10-P-4730GH
3
Remove front end crossmember (3)
Place over engine with release cable
attached.
AR62.30-P-2300GH
4
Unplug socket (4) at intake air temperature
sensor (B17)
Do not release or lock temperature sensor
(B17) in place with socket plugged in
otherwise the locking arms will be over-
tensioned. Refer to:
#
Removing and installing intake air
temperature sensor.
AR07.52-P-1465A
5
Detach hose clamps (5, 6) of the charge air
hoses (7, 8) at the charge air cooler (110/2)
6
Unscrew bolts (9) at charge air cooler
7
Remove charge air cooler (110/2)
Detach from charge air hoses.
Traces of oil, slight quantities of oil in the
charge air hose come from the crankcase
ventilation and are permissible.
8
Install in the reverse order
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AR09.41-P-6817MM
Removing and installing charge air cooler
10.11.99
ENGINE
612.963 in MODEL 163.113
P09.41-2024-09
1
Headlamp units
2
Cover strips
3
Front end crossmember
4
Socket at temperature sensor
9
Bolts
11
Socket
110/2
Charge air cooler
B17
Intake air temperature sensor
5
Right hose clamp
6
Left hose clamp
7
Charge air hose to charge air cooler
8
Charge air hose from charge air cooler
Operation no. of operation texts or standard texts and flat rates
Sector
Op. no.
Operation text
P
096810
REMOVING AND INSTALLING CHARGE AIR COOLER
P
096820
REPLACING CHARGE AIR COOLER
P
096827
REPLACING CHARGE AIR COOLER (COOLER REMOVED)
Removing, installing
Danger!
Risk of injury
from fingers becoming
jammed or bruised
when removing and
installing and aligning hood, trunk lid, doors,
lids and sliding roof
When moving components ensure that no
body parts or limbs are in the area of motion.
AS00.00-Z-0011-01A
1
Open engine hood and position upright
Have an assistant secure hood
AR88.40-P-1000GI
2
Remove headlamp units (1)
AR82.10-P-4730GH
3
Remove front end crossmember (3)
Place over engine with release cable
attached.
AR62.30-P-2300GH
4
Unplug socket (4) at intake air temperature
sensor (B17)
Do not release or lock temperature sensor
(B17) in place with socket plugged in
otherwise the locking arms will be over-
tensioned. Refer to:
#
Removing and installing intake air
temperature sensor.
AR07.52-P-1465A
5
Detach hose clamps (5, 6) of the charge air
hoses (7, 8) at the charge air cooler (110/2)
6
Unscrew bolts (9) at charge air cooler
7
Remove charge air cooler (110/2)
Detach from charge air hoses.
Traces of oil, slight quantities of oil in the
charge air hose come from the crankcase
ventilation and are permissible.
8
Install in the reverse order
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GF54.30-P-2004A
Control buttons, location/task
24.10.96
MODEL
129, 140 as of 1.6.96,
163, 170
The instrument cluster has two control buttons which are on the left
or right next to the speedometer.
The
right control button
is used to adjust the time (refer to Owner's
Manual).
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The
left control button
is used
D
to regulate the instrument illumination
D
to activate the display illumination
D
to reset the trip odometer display
D
to operate the maintenance display (model 170 only bis 05.97)
D
to operate the Active Service System ASSYST (as of 06.97)
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n
Purpose/function of terminal 58d, instrument
display illumination
Engines 112, 113, 611 (engines with oil
sensor)
GF54.30-P-3008A
n
Electronic clock
GF54.30-P-3011A
n
Active Service System (ASSYST)
GF00.20-P-0003-01A
Operating instructions, resetting
Model 210 as of 01.03.97 with engines M111,
OM 602, OM 604, OM 605 and
OM 606
As of 06/97 models 129, 140, 170, 202 except
engines 112, 113, 611
(valid for engines with oil level switch)
GF00.20-P-0003-01B
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AR20.00-P-1142M
Drain, pour in coolant
8.11.99
ENGINE
612.963 in MODEL 163.113
P20.20-2083-12
1
Front noise encapsulation bottom part
2
Radiator
3
Radiator drain tap
4
Siphon hose
Draining
Danger!
Risk of injury
to
fingers being jammed or
pinched
when removing, installing or aligning
hoods, doors, trunk lid/tailgate or sliding roof.
When moving components, ensure that no
body parts or limbs are within the operating
range of moving parts.
AS00.00-Z-0011-01A
Danger!
Risk of injury
to skin and eyes suffering
scalding from contact with hot coolant spray.
Risk of poisoning
from swallowing coolant.
Do not open cooling system unless coolant
temperature is below 90 °C. Open cap slowly
and release the pressure. Do not pour coolant
into beverage bottles.
Wear protective gloves, protective clothing
and eye protection.
AS20.00-Z-0001-01A
1
Open engine hood and raise to vertical position
Have assistant secure hood.
AR88.40-P-1000GI
2
Open cap of coolant expansion reservoir
Turn cap half a turn in the anti-clockwise
direction, release pressure, and then unscrew
cap.
3
Remove front noise encapsulation bottom
part (1)
4
Attach siphon hose (4) to drain connection of
radiator
5
Drain coolant at radiator (2) on right
To do this, turn drain tap (3) at radiator (2)
into position "1" (arrow).
Disposal of coolants.
Pay attention to legal provisions or local
wastewater regulations!
Refer to Environmental Protection Catalog
issued by MBVD/PWU for locations in
Germany.
6
Clean cooling and heating system
Clean cooling and heating system in case
of impurities. See
#
Remove oil from cooling and heating system.
AR20.00-P-1250B
Pour in
Notes on coolant
All engines
AH20.00-N-2080-01A
7
Turn drain tap (3) at radiator (2) into position
"0" (arrow)
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AR20.00-P-1142M
Drain, pour in coolant
8.11.99
ENGINE
612.963 in MODEL 163.113
P20.20-2083-12
1
Front noise encapsulation bottom part
2
Radiator
3
Radiator drain tap
4
Siphon hose
Draining
Danger!
Risk of injury
to
fingers being jammed or
pinched
when removing, installing or aligning
hoods, doors, trunk lid/tailgate or sliding roof.
When moving components, ensure that no
body parts or limbs are within the operating
range of moving parts.
AS00.00-Z-0011-01A
Danger!
Risk of injury
to skin and eyes suffering
scalding from contact with hot coolant spray.
Risk of poisoning
from swallowing coolant.
Do not open cooling system unless coolant
temperature is below 90 °C. Open cap slowly
and release the pressure. Do not pour coolant
into beverage bottles.
Wear protective gloves, protective clothing
and eye protection.
AS20.00-Z-0001-01A
1
Open engine hood and raise to vertical position
Have assistant secure hood.
AR88.40-P-1000GI
2
Open cap of coolant expansion reservoir
Turn cap half a turn in the anti-clockwise
direction, release pressure, and then unscrew
cap.
3
Remove front noise encapsulation bottom
part (1)
4
Attach siphon hose (4) to drain connection of
radiator
5
Drain coolant at radiator (2) on right
To do this, turn drain tap (3) at radiator (2)
into position "1" (arrow).
Disposal of coolants.
Pay attention to legal provisions or local
wastewater regulations!
Refer to Environmental Protection Catalog
issued by MBVD/PWU for locations in
Germany.
6
Clean cooling and heating system
Clean cooling and heating system in case
of impurities. See
#
Remove oil from cooling and heating system.
AR20.00-P-1250B
Pour in
Notes on coolant
All engines
AH20.00-N-2080-01A
7
Turn drain tap (3) at radiator (2) into position
"0" (arrow)
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