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Technical characteristics of the fuel system (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124)

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Fuel pump



Type

Mechanical, driven by an eccentric intermediate shaft via a pusher
Pressure created by the fuel pump at idle speed
0.20 – 0.40 bar
Fuel pump performance at idle speed
0.75 l/min

Carburetor STROMBERG 175 CDT



Main fuel jet
100
Spray needle
UC
Needle valve level
2.25 mm
Upper float position
18 – 19 mm
Idle speed
750 – 850 rpm
Fast idle speed
1600 – 1800 rpm
CO content at idle speed
1,0±0,5 %
CO content at high idle speed
5 – 7 %

Carburetor PIERBURG 2E-E



Venturi tube diameter:
- primary chamber
23 mm
- secondary chamber
29 mm
Diffuser diameter:
- primary chamber
29 mm
- secondary chamber
34 mm
Main fuel jet:
- primary chamber
X 110
- secondary chamber
X 135
Main air jet:
- primary chamber
92,5
- secondary chamber
70
Idle jet
X 50
Idle air jet
5
Needle valve level
2.5 mm
Upper float position
26.5 – 28.5mm
Idle speed
700 – 800 rpm
CO content at idle speed:
– cars without catalyst
1,0 – 1,5 %
- cars with a catalytic converter
Less than 0.5%

Fuel



Minimum octane rating:
– models with Pierburg 2E-E carburetor:
• cars without catalyst (rUF engine)
95 RON unleaded or 98 RON leaded
• vehicles with a catalytic converter
95 RON unleaded
– models with Stromberg 175 CDT carburetor
Unleaded or 98 RON leaded

Tightening moments



Fuel tank mounting nuts
20 Nm
Fuel level sensor mounting nuts
40 Nm
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W210 (1996-2002) 
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W124 (1984-1995) 
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