This comprehensive Mercedes-Benz W201 1983-1993 Workshop Service Repair Manual provides a detailed guide for servicing and repairing your vehicle. Covering models like the 190, 190E, and 190D, the manual includes instructions for engines ranging from the 2.3L M102 and 2.6L M103 gasoline engines to the 2.3L OM601 and 2.9L OM602 diesel engines. The manual delves deep into every aspect of the vehicle, starting with general technical data and moving on to detailed sections on the engine, including the crankshaft, cylinder head, valvetrain, fuel injection system, air filter, belt drive, intake and exhaust manifolds, emission system, electrical system, lubrication system, cooling system, suspension, and accelerator control. Beyond the engine, the manual also covers the fuel system, exhaust system, chassis suspension system, front and rear axles, wheels, propeller shaft, brakes (both hydraulic and mechanical), steering, electrical system, glass and windows, interior equipment, doors, sliding roof, central locking system, electrical system of the body, detachable body components, seats, and restraint systems. A helpful owner's manual section is also included, providing essential information for everyday use of your W201. With this detailed manual, you'll have the knowledge and instructions needed to perform routine maintenance, diagnose issues, and complete repairs with confidence.

The Mercedes-Benz W201, commonly known as the 190 series, was a compact executive car produced by Mercedes-Benz from 1982 to 1993. It marked a significant departure from the brand's traditional large-sized sedans, offering a more affordable and fuel-efficient option. The W201 was designed with a focus on driving dynamics, boasting a rigid unibody chassis and independent suspension on all four wheels. Its aerodynamically sculpted body, featuring a low drag coefficient, further enhanced its performance and fuel efficiency. The W201 was available in a range of engine options, including gasoline and diesel four and six-cylinder units, with varying power outputs. While it was initially criticized for its small size compared to other Mercedes models, the W201 quickly won over both critics and consumers with its outstanding handling, build quality, and reliability.

One of the W201's most notable features was its introduction of advanced technology for its time, including the world's first production anti-lock braking system, ABS. Other notable innovations included a sophisticated five-speed manual transmission, a four-wheel independent suspension system, and a range of safety features, such as a driver's airbag. The W201 was also known for its excellent interior design and craftsmanship, with high-quality materials and meticulous attention to detail. Its spacious and comfortable cabin offered a luxurious driving experience, further solidifying its reputation as a premium compact executive car. Despite its relatively short production run, the W201 left a lasting mark on the automotive industry and remains a cherished classic among enthusiasts today. Its impressive performance, innovative technology, and enduring quality have cemented its place as one of Mercedes-Benz's most significant models.