What's your E320 gas mileage?
you will need the bits eventually for some other job.
Go out and look at the torx screw in the maf it is 6 sided.all the torx screws and bolts male and female are 6 pointed under the hood of the benz .
It's a T20 6pointed torx bit.
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120,000 Miles
Relatively new tires @ 32psig all around
Around town 18-19 mpg
100% highway (65-75 mph) 29 mpg
I fill up at the same station/same pump unless on the road and calculate the gas mileage on every tankful so those are averages over several tankfuls.
And I drive with a light foot.
. The turbo is pretty big for the engine so it doesnt boost at all when your not 21%+ throttle. It would probably give better mileage if it was a little smaller so it could swirl up the air a little better at cruising speeds.
I do drive 40 miles to work each day and still manage 45MPG but I have installed a fuel management unit I got from eBay which increased power and MPG. Cost me £100 but is well worth it.
Tim
UK 2000 (W) E Class E320 CDI Saloon Automatic.
Edit: see attached picture for proof
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Hope that helps.
I recently went LA to Sac'to and got 29 going north, then only 24 going south (different days, different wind.)
Also, many of the "flat as a pancake" sections are not... they have a very slight, almost imperceptible (but significant) grade.
I have been averaging around 22mpg combined city/hwy. My commute is 27 miles, with about 23 of them on the highway, but the Sepulveda pass is half-way (the climb sucks more gas than the decent saves). And then the drive home is usually very traffic-y.
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With some robust driving and a bit of slow speed driving to the hwy and back you could easily be getting just 22 hwy and be normal.
M112 all aluminum engines get much better mpg.
also you don't have the added benefit of the 722.6 electronically 5 speed overdrive transmission that adds greatly to the mpg of the later models.
Lastly if you insist calling it a Damn Benz it will start returning 18mpg hwy shortly
With some robust driving and a bit of slow speed driving to the hwy and back you could easily be getting just 22 hwy and be normal.
M112 all aluminum engines get much better mpg.
also you don't have the added benefit of the 722.6 electronically 5 speed overdrive transmission that adds greatly to the mpg of the later models.
Lastly if you insist calling it a Damn Benz it will start returning 18mpg hwy shortly

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