Vehicle controls Mercedes S-Class (W140)

Vehicle Identification Numbers
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Nameplate (S420, S500) Chassis number, paint color number (S600) Engine number (S280, S320: in direction of travel, front right, S300...

Purchase of spare parts
An important role in repair work is played by the use of high-quality spare parts and consumables designed specifically for your car. In general, spare parts can be...

Jacking and towing a car
Jacking up The car jack is located in an additional compartment under the trunk floor, next to the spare tire. To move the jack into the working position, remove it from...

Starting the engine from an auxiliary power source
Using an auxiliary power source will help start the engine in an emergency, but then you should find out and eliminate the cause of the battery discharge. The most...

Car fault diagnostics
Description of diagnostics of electronic control systems and diagnostic codes are given in Chapter Engine electrical equipment . This Section offers the simplest scheme...

Main specifications of the car
Fuel grades See Specifications for Chapter Power and exhaust systems . Fuel tank capacity, l Models without ski bag Full capacity about 88 Including fuel reserve about...

Remote control and special functions
Main remote control for single lock with folding key (2 pcs) 1 - Remote control buttons 2 - Folding key release button 3 - Infrared emitter 4 — Power supply control LED...

Unlocking the driver's door with the key
In an emergency situation, if the remote control fails, the driver's door of the car can be unlocked using the folding/retractable key built into the remote control;...

Access to the luggage compartment
The trunk lid lock latch is equipped with a closing mechanism that ensures smooth and shock-free operation when closing. Releasing the lid lock latch using the remote...

Access to the fuel tank filler neck
If the fuel filler flap latch release device fails to operate from the remote control/console switch (see section Single lock ) you should open the trunk lid, slightly...

Access to the underhood space
The hood release lever handle is located on the left under the vehicle's instrument panel. When you pull the handle toward you, the hood should lift slightly. After...

Access to main storage compartment and goggle compartment
The main storage compartment is built into the right side of the vehicle's instrument panel. On models without a trip computer, a lidded compartment for storing...

Anti-theft system
Anti-theft alarm The anti-theft alarm system is activated approximately 15 seconds after the vehicle is locked using the remote control and is accompanied by the...

Elements of security systems
General information All vehicles covered in this Manual are equipped with a range of safety features designed to protect the driver and passengers in the event of a road...

Rules for the use of passive safety equipment for drivers and passengers
General information The following instructions will provide the reader with ways to ensure maximum protection for all vehicle occupants. Doors After the driver and all...

Seat adjustment
Front seats General information The seat should be set in a position that provides the driver with maximum comfort when operating the pedals, steering wheel and switches...

Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
The devices and components that make up the supplemental safety system (SRS) include: a) Two front (frontal) airbags are standard equipment. The driver's airbag module...

Risk of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning
Risk of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning Engine exhaust gases contain highly toxic carbon monoxide (CO). If the exhaust system is in good working order and the vehicle is...

Instrument panel — general information
Layout of controls on the car dashboard 1 - Switch for selecting operating modes of external lighting/signaling devices; 2 - Headlight range control; 3 - Parking brake...

Instrument cluster, gauges and control lamps and indicator lights
Instrument cluster Instrument cluster design 1 - Fuel gauge with built-in reserve indicator lamp; 2 - Coolant temperature gauge; 3 - Current fuel consumption meter; 4 -...

Interior controls and equipment
Switches located on the steering column Combination switch Switching headlight operating modes (low/high beam) and activation of direction indicators Switching headlight...

Luggage compartment equipment
Note: The battery is traditionally located in a special niche on the right side of the luggage compartment in Mercedes cars. Warning triangle The warning triangle is...

Replacing headlight and windshield wiper blades
Note: Remove the key from the ignition before replacing the brushes. Windscreen wipers Note: Alternatively, the rubber working elements of the brushes can be replaced...

Installing a roof rack
Secure the rack only to the standard mounting points, strictly following the manufacturer's instructions. The maximum permissible roof load is 100 kg.

Automated air conditioning system (climate control)
General information The automatic air conditioning system, which is standard on all models, only operates when the engine is running. When the economy mode (EC) is...

Independent heater
Note: It is not permitted to activate an independent heater in the areas of petrol stations and inside closed premises not equipped with forced ventilation. In addition...

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W140 (1991-1998)