Pages 6–13 (8 pages)
Keys, Doors, Windows and Seats
From the 1976 Mercedes-Benz 240D and 300D Owner’s Manual
Door locking and unlocking, the rear childproof lock, the vacuum-operated master lock system and separate trunk lock, electric window lifters with the rear window safety switch, safety headrests, and front, outer rear and center rear seat belts with the inertia reel function test.
Read this section free, starting at page 6What this section covers
- Master key and supplementary key
- Childproof lock on rear doors
- Master lock system and trunk lock
- Electric window lifters
- Safety headrest adjustment
- Seat belt use and care
- Year
- 1976
- Make
- Mercedes-Benz
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Owner's Manual
- Models
- 240 D and 300 D (chassis 115)
- Publication
- 115 584 12 97
- Pages
- 83
What’s inside
Vehicle operation
- Title Page, Foreword and ContentsCover, the Mercedes-Benz 240D and 300D (115 D) title page, the Daimler-Benz foreword and the two-page contents list for the book.pp. 1–5
- Keys, Doors, Windows and Seatspp. 6–13
- Instruments and Controlspp. 14–19
- Various EquipmentInterior lights, inside and outside rear view mirrors, sun visors, cigar lighter, the heated rear window and manual or electric operation of the sliding roof.pp. 20–22
- Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioningpp. 23–26
- Radiopp. 27–30
- Hood, Regular Inspections and Startingpp. 31–37
- Transmission, Safe Driving and Cruise Controlpp. 38–43
- Special Operating ConditionsWinter driving preparation including oil, antifreeze, battery and tires, tire chain use, and cold-start procedures below 23 degrees F for the 240 D and 300 D.pp. 44–45
Vehicle care and practical hints
- Maintenance System and Vehicle Carepp. 46–50
- Practical Hints: Seats, Wheels and Fuel Systempp. 51–57
- Checking Fuels, Coolants and LubricantsChecking the engine oil dipstick level, the coolant level in the radiator filler neck for the 240 D and 300 D, and the automatic transmission fluid level and its temperature dependence.pp. 58–60
- Electrical System and Emergency Startingpp. 61–65