Cooling system for diesel engines Mercedes E-Class (W210)
Cooling system — general information
Fig. 4.40. Coolant circulation diagram: 1 – radiator; 2 – expansion tank with lid; 3 – silicone element; 4 – Windscreen washer fluid reservoir (heated by coolant); 5 –...
Fig. 4.40. Coolant circulation diagram: 1 – radiator; 2 – expansion tank with lid; 3 – silicone element; 4 – Windscreen washer fluid reservoir (heated by coolant); 5 –...
Overpressure and radiator fan
Fig. 4.41. Checking the expansion tank cap: 1 – expansion tank cap; 2 – pump The cooling system is under pressure. This, and also due to the addition of antifreeze,...
Fig. 4.41. Checking the expansion tank cap: 1 – expansion tank cap; 2 – pump The cooling system is under pressure. This, and also due to the addition of antifreeze,...
Cooling liquid
The coolant consists of a mixture of antifreeze, anti-corrosion additives and water. The factory uses a concentrate, the chemical composition of which is specially...
The coolant consists of a mixture of antifreeze, anti-corrosion additives and water. The factory uses a concentrate, the chemical composition of which is specially...
Checking the cooling system for leaks
Sequence of works "15,000 km" Fig. 4.42. Checking the hoses 1. Check the tightness of the hoses on the radiator and engine (Fig. 4.42) by bending. Replace any that are...
Sequence of works "15,000 km" Fig. 4.42. Checking the hoses 1. Check the tightness of the hoses on the radiator and engine (Fig. 4.42) by bending. Replace any that are...
Coolant level indicator
When the ignition is on and the engine is off, the control lamp on the instrument panel lights up dimly (lamp control). If the coolant level is normal, the lamp goes out...
When the ignition is on and the engine is off, the control lamp on the instrument panel lights up dimly (lamp control). If the coolant level is normal, the lamp goes out...
Checking the level and topping up the coolant
Sequence of works "Daily maintenance" 1. Check the coolant level on a cold engine - the cooling system is not under pressure. Fig. 4.43. Expansion tank: 1 – safety ring;...
Sequence of works "Daily maintenance" 1. Check the coolant level on a cold engine - the cooling system is not under pressure. Fig. 4.43. Expansion tank: 1 – safety ring;...
Replacing the coolant
Warning! Burns may occur when the engine is hot. Sequence of works "120,000 km every 4 years" 1. Carefully remove the expansion tank cap. 2. Release excess pressure from...
Warning! Burns may occur when the engine is hot. Sequence of works "120,000 km every 4 years" 1. Carefully remove the expansion tank cap. 2. Release excess pressure from...
Possible malfunctions of the hydraulic tappet thermostat and their causes
Possible malfunctions of the hydraulic tappet thermostat and their causes
Possible malfunctions of the hydraulic tappet thermostat and their causes
Possible malfunctions of the cooling system, their causes and methods of elimination
Possible malfunctions of the cooling system, their causes and methods of elimination
Possible malfunctions of the cooling system, their causes and methods of elimination
Thermostat — Removal and Checking
The thermostat controls the direction of the coolant flow. A temperature-sensitive element with a spring controls two flaps as the engine heats up, which, depending on...
The thermostat controls the direction of the coolant flow. A temperature-sensitive element with a spring controls two flaps as the engine heats up, which, depending on...
Fan — Checking the serviceability
The fan serves to increase the intensity of radiator cooling with air. The more intense the blowing, the more intense the heat exchange. Depending on the model and...
The fan serves to increase the intensity of radiator cooling with air. The more intense the blowing, the more intense the heat exchange. Depending on the model and...
Replacing cooling system hoses
If you discover a hose rupture during your trip, try to fix it with insulating tape or scotch tape. At the same time, slightly unscrew the expansion tank cap to reduce...
If you discover a hose rupture during your trip, try to fix it with insulating tape or scotch tape. At the same time, slightly unscrew the expansion tank cap to reduce...
Radiator — removal and installation
Removal the radiator Before installing the radiator, check it for leaks in the workshop. Dismantle the radiator on cars with an automatic transmission at a service...
Removal the radiator Before installing the radiator, check it for leaks in the workshop. Dismantle the radiator on cars with an automatic transmission at a service...
Air filter — removal and installation
The intake air passes through the air filter, which consists of a housing, also called a discharge gas damper, and the actual filter made of pleated material. The rubber...
The intake air passes through the air filter, which consists of a housing, also called a discharge gas damper, and the actual filter made of pleated material. The rubber...
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- General information
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- Working conditions and tools
- Car care
- Diesel engines
- Engine repair
- Lubrication system
- Cooling system
- Injection system
- Supply system
- Exhaust system
- Gasoline engines
- Engine repair
- Lubrication system
- Cooling system
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- Power and exhaust system
- Transmission
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- I4 petrol engine
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- Engine overhaul
- Cooling system
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- Fuel system (carburetor)
- Injection system «Bosch CIS-E»
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- Diesel fuel system
- Supply system
- Starting and charging system
- Ignition system (I4)
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- Preheating
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- Doors, locks and windows
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- Introduction to the guide
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- Repair M102 engines
- Repair M110 and M123 engines
- Cooling and lubrication (M102)
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