MERCEDES BENZ 1996 C220 WONT START,GETTING FIRE AND GAS

Mercede-Benz C-Class w202 (1993 - 2001) - fuse box diagram

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Jul 4, 2018 - Main fuse box in engine compartment (as of 31.5.97) ; 31 · 15, as of 1.6.98: Right low beam ; 32, 7,5, up to 31.5.98: Left low beam headlamp ; 32 ...

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  Mercedes C Class w202 engine C280 (1999) - fuse box

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  Nov 13, 2015 - Mercedes C Class w202 engine C280 (1999) - fuse box. Year of production: 1999. Fuse designation (main fuse box) - (202 545 38 00). Mercedes C ...
  

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Fuse Box Layout Mercedes-Benz C-Class: C180, C200, C220, C230, C240, C250, C280, C36, C43, C55 (W202 & S202; 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, ...
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Fuse box diagram Mercedes 202 and relay with designation ...

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Main fuse and relay box. It is located under the hood on the left side of the engine compartment and can consist of two sections (fuses and relays).

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It is recommended to replace the bolts for head gasket jobs, engine jobs ect. Its no necessary to replace for valve cover gaskets,(smaller gasket jobs)

I have a problem smoging a 96 Mercedes C220 Because "vehicle requires completion of monitors" I take the car to a Mercedes dealer and they dind't find noting wrong bad they not able to smog the car PLEASE HELP

check head gasket

I'm sorry, I do not have a listing for the c200 mercedes Benz, but do have a listing for the c220.

However, it doesn't have the head gasket changing instructions.

Sorry about that.

Thats your brake pads and brake pad sensors, get a brake job (buy the parts before you go in the place wont have them).

any automotive parts store

The firing order is 1-3-4-2.

It's possible that engine coolant is making it's way into the cylinders (in other words a blown head gasket). I had a Pontiac that blew a head gasket, it was blowing white clouds out the tailpipe. It's a pretty involved job to repair but it is doable by a backyard mechanic. You'll want to check for oil in the coolant and coolant in the crankcase oil. Also do a compression & leakdown test on the cylinders.

When you say you just changed the cooling system what exactly was done and why? Was the coolant flushed and were you getting any symptoms of a problem (such as the engine overheating, etc.)?