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Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe – SEC/CL 420 4.2 petrol

C140 · 140.063 · 205 kW / 279 hp

1992 - 1999 · Petrol

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Engine

Fuel
Petrol
Made
1992 - 1999
Engine code
M 119.981 or M 119.971
Engine size
4,196 cc (4.2 litres)
Engine power
279 hp (205 kW) at 5,700 rpm
Torque (pulling power)
400 Nm at 3,900 rpm
Cylinders
8, in a V
Turbo
No turbo (naturally aspirated)
Fuel injection
Multi-point injection
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Valves
32 (4 per cylinder)
Valve system
DOHC
Bore x stroke
92 x 78.9 mm
Compression ratio
11:1
Engine position
Front, lengthways (longitudinal)

Fluids and capacities

Engine oil amount
8 litres
Engine oil grade
10W-40
Coolant
16.5 litres
Fuel tank
100 litres

Gearbox and drive

Gearbox
5-speed automatic or 4-speed automatic
Driven wheels
Rear-wheel drive

Wheels, brakes, suspension and steering

Tyre size
255/45 R18
Wheel (rim) size
8.5J x 18
Front brakes
Ventilated discs
Rear brakes
Ventilated discs
Steering
Recirculating ball, hydraulic power steering
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Front suspension
Coil spring, Double wishbone, Anti-roll bar
Rear suspension
Independent multi-link suspension, Anti-roll bar, Coil spring

Size and weight

Body style
Coupe
Seats
4
Doors
2
Length
5,065 mm
Width
1,912 mm
Height
1,452 mm
Weight (empty)
2,005 to 2,080 kg
Boot space
505 litres
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Wheelbase
2,945 mm
Front track
1,614 mm
Rear track
1,587 mm
Turning circle
11.91 metres
Maximum weight (loaded)
2,600 kg
Load it can carry
520 to 595 kg

Speed and fuel use

Fuel use, mixed driving
14.9 l/100 km (about 6.7 km per litre)
Fuel use in town
15.6 to 21.4 l/100 km (about 4.7 to 6.4 km per litre)
Fuel use on the highway
8.7 to 11.5 l/100 km (about 8.7 to 11.5 km per litre)
Top speed
250 km/h
0 to 100 km/h
8.3 to 8.5 seconds

Fuel use is from official tests; town driving usually uses more.