
Fig. 132 In the right-hand side of the vehicle at the rear: open tank flap with tank cap for gas filler neck ① and adapter ②
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings Switch off the engine, ignition and mobile telephone before refuelling .
Please read and follow the instructions for the autogas refuelling system.
Opening the tank cap
The autogas filler neck is located behind the tank flap next to the petrol filler neck.
button in the driver door
. Filling the tank
Closing the tank cap

WARNING
One country-specific adapter is supplied with your vehicle. We recommend that you purchase all of the adapters and carry them in the vehicle at all times as different countries have different filling stations.
At very high ambient temperatures, the overheating protection function for the autogas refuelling system can switch off automatically.
At very high ambient temperatures, the pressure in the vehicle's autogas tank can be the same as or higher than the pressure in the gas tank of the autogas refuelling system. For physical reasons, it is not then possible to refuel the vehicle.
The fill couplings for autogas refuelling systems have a variety of methods of operation. Please ask for assistance from trained filling station personnel if you are unsure of how to use the system.
Noises that occur during refuelling are normal and do not indicate system damage.
Filling the tank with petrol or diesel
CapacitiesChecking with Restrictor and Reservoir, with Internally Regulated A/C
Compressor
Note
Connecting service station. Refer to
→ Chapter „Connecting Service Station“.
Observe test requirements. Refer to
→ Chapter „Pressures, Checking“.
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Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
→ Opening or closing the windows electrically
→ Electric windows – functions
→ Roll-back function for the electric windows
Additional information and warnings:
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Pressure and Boiling Point
The boiling point given in tables for a liquid is always
referenced to an atmospheric pressure of 1 bar (14.5 psi). If
the pressure acting on a fluid changes, its boiling point also
changes.
For example, water boils at a lower temperatur ...