The Mercedes-Benz W108 series, produced from 1965 to 1972, represents a significant era in luxury sedan design and engineering. These vehicles are characterized by their robust construction, elegant styling, and powerful inline-six engines, offering a refined driving experience. Commonly found in classic car collections and appreciated by enthusiasts for their historical significance and enduring appeal, the W108 models were built to last and embody the quality associated with Mercedes-Benz during that period. Their applications range from daily driving for collectors to participation in vintage car events.
Documentation for the W108 series is crucial for maintaining these classic automobiles. Owners and technicians...
The Mercedes-Benz W108 series, produced from 1965 to 1972, represents a significant era in luxury sedan design and engineering. These vehicles are characterized by their robust construction, elegant styling, and powerful inline-six engines, offering a refined driving experience. Commonly found in classic car collections and appreciated by enthusiasts for their historical significance and enduring appeal, the W108 models were built to last and embody the quality associated with Mercedes-Benz during that period. Their applications range from daily driving for collectors to participation in vintage car events.
Documentation for the W108 series is crucial for maintaining these classic automobiles. Owners and technicians can find detailed service and repair manuals that cover all aspects of the vehicle, from routine maintenance schedules and fluid specifications to in-depth engine overhauls and electrical system diagnostics. Technical data sheets and parts catalogs are also available, providing essential information for accurate identification and replacement of components. These resources are indispensable for preserving the performance and originality of the W108, ensuring its longevity and value.
This manual covers the Mercedes-Benz PKW Typen Baureihe W108 and W113, produced between 1963 and 1972, with specific coverage for model years 1968-1972. These iconic vehicles represent a pinnacle of post-war automotive engineering, renowned for their exceptional build quality, durability, and luxurious design. The W108 series established Mercedes-Benz's presence in the luxury sedan market, while the W113, affectionately known as the 'Pagoda' SL, blended sporty performance with refined touring capabilities. Both lines are celebrated as automotive classics, embodying the brand's legacy of precision and innovation.
This manual covers the passenger cars produced between 1965-1972 for the sedans and 1963-1971 for the SL roadsters and coupes. These vehicles represent a significant era of engineering, known for their robust build quality, classic styling, and comfortable luxury. The models, successors to the previous series, offered a range of inline-six and V8 engines, while the SLs, renowned for their iconic design, featured capable inline-six powertrains. Both series were engineered with an emphasis on durability and driver comfort, setting benchmarks for their respective segments and earning a reputation for lasting value.
This manual pertains to the W108 and W113 series vehicles, produced between 1965 and 1971. The W108 chassis encompasses sedan and long wheelbase sedan variants, while the W113 series includes the roadster, coupé, and 2+2 configurations, famously known as the 'Pagoda' for its distinctive hardtop. These luxury/executive vehicles were celebrated for their robust construction, engineering excellence, smooth inline-6 and V8 engines, sophisticated suspension, and luxurious interiors. Notable models covered include the 280 S/8, 280 SE/8, 280 SEL/8, 280 SL/8, 300 SEL/8, 300 SEL/8 6.3, 280 SE/9 3.5, and 300 SEL/9 3.5, each representing a commitment to quality and performance during that era.