AR54.30-W-7001A | Check fuel tank characteristic in instrument cluster (INS) and set parameters if necessary | 4.11.05 |
MODEL 944, 950, 952, 953, 954, 957, 970, 972, 974, 975, 976
Checking | |||
1 | Connect STAR DIAGNOSIS | ||
2 | Select "INS Instrument Cluster" | ||
3 | Select "Control unit adaptations" | ||
4 | Select "Parameterization" | ||
5 | Select "Other parameterizations" | ||
6 | Select "Fuel tank version (for fuel tank characteristic)" | This window shows the current parameterized fuel tank. | |
Display in open window: model 944, 950-954, 957 | |||
Other fuel tanks. | |||
210 l plastic fuel tank. | |||
Individual characteristic | |||
Model 970-976 | |||
All fuel tanks authorized for this model. | |||
Individual characteristic | |||
If there is a different fuel tank installed on the vehicle than the current parameterized one, the fuel tank characteristic for the installed fuel tank must be parameterized. | |||
Setting parameters | |||
7.1 | Set parameters for tank characteristic for fuel tank with an MB part no. | Select the corresponding display in the open window (from step 6). | |
The tank characteristic for the selected fuel tank will be automatically parameterized in the INS. | |||
7.2 | Set parameters for tank characteristic for fuel tank with a non-MB part no. | To do this: - Select "Individual characteristic" menu item in the open window (from operation step 6). - In the window now open, enter the resistance values of the fuel level sensor for the 6 different fill levels (FULL, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, RESERVE and EMPTY) for the fuel tank. | |
The resistance values of the 6 different levels for the fuel level sensor of non-MB fuel tanks must be acquired from the manufacturer. |
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