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Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W203, 2000 issue)

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		Routine maintenance
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		The power supply system and release
			The power supply petrol and diesel engines
			The fuel injection system gasoline engine
			The fuel injection system of the diesel engine. Turbocharger
			Exhaust systems and reduce emissions. Turbocharger
				Exhaust system - general information
				Removal, installation and inspection of the exhaust system tightness
				Systems of decrease in toxicity of release - general information
				Catalytic converter
				Turbocharger - general information, removal and installation
				Compressor air it is blown from the belt drive
				Intercooler - general information
		Electric motor
		Manual gearbox
		Automatic Transmission
		Coupling and power shafts
		Brakes
		Suspension and steering
		Body
		Onboard electric

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Intercooler - general information

The intercooler is essentially a heat exchanger for reducing the temperature of air passing therethrough.

The air, clutching the turbocharger is heated. Wherein the oxygen partial pressure falls. To prevent this, the intercooler applied, after which the cooled air enters the intake manifold.

Compressed air is not supplied to the intake pipe (as in conventional diesel engines), and an intercooler. The intercooler is located in front of the engine compartment and blown in a natural way while driving. The air from the compressor enters the bottom of the cooler and cooled as it moves upward. Intercooler looks the same as the cooling radiator. From the intercooler air is supplied into the intake pipe.

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