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Mercedes-Benz E-Class

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E-class
Introduction
Description of the model Mercedes E-Class
Working conditions and tools
Car Care
Diesel engines
Petrol engines
Transmission
Chassis
The brake system
Electrical
Accumulator battery
Starter
Generator
Checking the level of electrolyte in the battery, service contacts.
Checking the battery charge
Start the engine from the external power supply
Charging the battery
Removing the battery
Detection of faulty consumer
Checking the voltage regulator
Removing the generator
Removing and installing starter
Lighting
Sound and light alarm
Control equipment
Device combination
Cruise control (cruise control)
The system of airbags and seat belt pretensioners
Wires and fuses
Cable colors
Mounting block relays and fuses
Circuit breakers
Electrical circuits
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Wires and fuses



In Mercedes individual wires are usually assembled into bundles and are enclosed in a black sheath, which makes it difficult to find the necessary wires. Can help to orient in this case multiple connectors, of which the exact position and the number of members specified in the wiring diagrams. Wire size is selected depending on the power of the consumer: the control lamps sufficient cross-sectional area of 0.5 mm2 is required for the starter wire 16 mm2. Too thin wire may overheat, causing voltage drops. As a result, to the range, for example, comes not 12, but 10 or even 9.5 - their light is dim.

Location of the mounting block
Fig. 9.36. Location of the mounting block 1 - Controller ABS / ETS; 2 - Controller EDS; 3 - pin connectors for a variety of electronic devices (depending on model); 4 - double the valves of the heating system


For the majority of consumers are connected two wires. But usually trace the path to the battery or generator can only be for one of them. Another wire is often already a few centimeters is attached to the metal parts of the bodywork, the engine or transmission. This is a clear example of how automakers use for their own purposes the physical principle that the metal parts, electricy called "mass", conductive. Thus saving a large number of wires for a short circuit from the consumer to the negative terminal of the battery, transferring the function of "mass." If a user does not work, the cause is often lost contact with "weight". In this case, contact with the "weight" of the consumer through detours, which causes disturbances in the overall system. For electrical work requires a certain delay. Fuses and wiring tables presented in this book will help you to understand. Mounting block (Fig. 9.36) is located under the cover, which protects against moisture and splashing in the rear right side of the engine compartment.
The negative battery cable is connected to "weight"
Current supply to the consumer is carried out through the wire, the path which with more or less difficulty can be traced to the battery, which is also reflected in the wiring. Return path provides electrically conductive metal parts of the body or engine. So saving a large number of wires. In some cases, the feedback circuit is still required a short wire - typically when the user is located directly on the metal parts. These so-called wire of "weight" always lead to points of contacts or "masses", distributed by the body and which are attached to the ends of the wires threaded connections.
The negative terminal of the battery is connected to the body or to "weight", as they call electricians. Always remember this: "minus" is connected to "weight".




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