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		Description of the model Mercedes E-Class
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			Models of Mercedes E-Class
			The lineup
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				Diesel 4-cylinder engines: the E 220 D, E 200 CDI and E 220 CDI
				Common Rail
				Diesel 5-cylinder engines: the E 250 E 290 D and TD
				Diesel 6-cylinder engine E 300 D
				Diesel 6-cylinder engine E 320 CDI
				Gasoline 4-cylinder engine E 200, E 230
				Gasoline 6-cylinder in-line and V-engines E 240, E 280, E 320
				Gasoline 8-cylinder V-engines E 420, E 430, E 50 AMG and E 55 AMG
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Common Rail

Fig. 1.10. The four-cylinder diesel engine with direct fuel injection that works on the principle of Common Rail

CDI (Common Rail Direkt Injection - total pipe direct injection) is a global contribution to the diesel-engine technology. CDI-principle can significantly reduce fuel consumption and exhaust emissions. The diesel engine is based on this principle also provides improved driving comfort by reducing noise compared to today's pre-chamber engines. Therefore, diesel engines, the company Mercedes-Benz (Fig. 1.10) with direct fuel injection, working on the principle of Common Rail, far superior to the previous models.

Like all diesels Mercedes E-class, 4-cylinder diesel engines are equipped with catalytic analyzer and exhaust system.

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Diesel 5-cylinder engines: the E 250 E 290 D and TD