2000 Mercedes-Benz SL Class Owner's Manual
Year:
2000
Make:
Mercedes-Benz
Model:
SL Class
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Table of Contents
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SL\x11500 SL\x11600
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Our company and staff congratulate you on the purchase of your new Mercedes-Benz.
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Your selection of our product is a demonstration of your trust in our company name. Further, it e...
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Your Mercedes-Benz represents the efforts of many skilled engineers and craftsmen. To ensure your...
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• Please read this manual carefully before putting it aside. Then return it to your vehicle where...
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• Please read this manual carefully before putting it aside. Then return it to your vehicle where...
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• Please abide by the recommendations contained in this manual. They are designed to acquaint you...
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• Please abide by the warnings and cautions contained in this manual. They are designed to help i...
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We extend our best wishes for many miles of safe, pleasurable driving.
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Product information 7
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Operator’s manual 8
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Where to find it 13
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Problems with your vehicle 14
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Reporting Safety Defects 15
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Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls 18
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Door control panel 20
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Door control panel 20
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Overhead control panel 21
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Dashboard 22
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Center console 24
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Operation
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Vehicle keys 28
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Remote control with folding master key 28
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Remote control with folding master key 28
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Central locking system 30
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Remote control 30
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Remote control 30
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Locking and unlocking 31
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Choosing global or selective mode on remote control 32
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Opening the trunk 32
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Panic button 33
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Start lock-out 34
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General notes on the central locking system 34
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Doors 35
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Central locking switch 37
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Automatic central locking 38
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Automatic central locking 38
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident 39
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Trunk 39
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Trunk lid release switch 40
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Power windows 41
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Antitheft alarm system 42
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Tow-away alarm 43
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Power seats 44
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Storing position in memory 46
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Storing position in memory 46
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Backrest 48
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Multicontour seats 49
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Seat heater 50
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system 52
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Seat belts 52
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 53
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 53
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Fastening of seat belts 54
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BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 59
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 60
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Airbags 60
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Front airbags 62
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Front airbags 62
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Side impact airbags 63
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 66
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Infant and child restraint systems 67
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Adjusting steering column 70
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Storing steering column position in memory 70
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Storing steering column position in memory 70
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Rear view mirrors 71
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Inside rear view mirror 71
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Inside rear view mirror 71
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Antiglare night position 71
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Exterior rear view mirrors 72
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Storing mirror positions in memory 73
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Instrument cluster 74
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 76
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 76
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Additional function indicator lamps 77
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Instrument lamps 77
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Display illumination 77
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Coolant temperature gauge 78
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Outside temperature indicator 78
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Trip odometer 79
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Clock 79
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Tachometer 79
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Flexible service system (FSS) 80
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Engine oil level indicator in odometer display field 82
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Fuel consumption gauge 83
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Engine oil temperature gauge 83
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Engine oil consumption 83
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Exterior lamp switch 84
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Standing lamps 85
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Standing lamps 85
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Night security illumination 85
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Combination switch 86
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Blocked windshield wiper 88
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Blocked windshield wiper 88
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Windshield wiper smears 88
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 88
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Hazard warning flasher switch 89
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Automatic climate control 90
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Display and controls 92
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Display and controls 92
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Basic setting - automatic mode 93
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Economy 93
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Special settings 94
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Audio and telephone, operation 98
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Power windows 116
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Express opening of door windows 117
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Express opening of door windows 117
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Synchronizing power windows 117
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Roll bar 118
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Interior lighting 120
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Interior lamps 120
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Interior lamps 120
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Reading lamps 120
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Entrance lamps in footwells, exit lamps in doors 120
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Sunshade, manual 121
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Power sunshade 122
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Sun visors 123
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Illuminated vanity mirror 123
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Interior 124
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Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment) in the dashboard 124
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Interior central locking system 125
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Interior central locking system 125
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Integration with vehicle central locking system 126
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Separate locking of storage compartments 126
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Armrest 127
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Console storage compartments 127
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Cup holder 128
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Parcel net in passenger footwell 128
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Door pockets 129
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Rear storage compartment 129
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Ashtray with lighter 130
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Lighter 131
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Telephone, general 132
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Garage door opener 133
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Hardtop or panorama roof 137
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Removing hardtop 137
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Removing hardtop 137
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Attaching hardtop 140
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Soft top 143
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Lowering soft top 144
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Lowering soft top 144
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Raising soft top 145
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Wind screen 148
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Antenna 151
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Driving
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Control and operation of radio transmitters 153
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio 153
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio 153
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Telephones and two-way radio 153
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 154
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Maintenance 154
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Tele Aid 155
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Catalytic converter 163
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Emission control 164
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Steering lock 165
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Starting and turning off the engine 167
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Before starting 167
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Before starting 167
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Starting 167
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Turning off 167
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Automatic transmission 168
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Driving 168
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Driving 168
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Accelerator Position 169
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Selector lever positions 169
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Maneuvering 172
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Stopping 172
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Program mode selector switch 173
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Emergency Operation 174
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Parking brake 175
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Driving instructions 176
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel 176
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel 176
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Drinking and driving 176
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Pedals 176
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Power assistance 177
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Brakes 177
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Driving off 178
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Parking 178
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Tires 179
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Aquaplaning 180
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Tire traction 180
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Tire speed rating 181
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Snow chains 181
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Vehicles with sport package 181
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Winter driving instructions 182
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Winter driving 183
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Block heater 183
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Deep water 184
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Traveling abroad 184
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Cruise control 185
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Brake assist system (BAS) 188
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Antilock brake system (ABS) 190
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ABS control 191
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ABS control 191
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Electronic Stability Program (ESP) 192
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Synchronizing ESP 193
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Synchronizing ESP 193
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ESP Control Switch 194
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Level control system 196
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Level control switch positions 196
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Level control switch positions 196
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Normal Level 197
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Wheel Change Switch 198
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Adaptive Damping System (ADS) 199
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Adaptive damping system adjustment 199
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Adaptive damping system adjustment 199
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What you should know at the gas station 200
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Fuel supply 200
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Fuel supply 200
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Fuel 200
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Check regularly and before a long trip 202
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Instrument cluster display
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Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 204
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 204
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 204
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Brake warning lamp 204
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Brake pad wear indicator lamp 205
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Seat belt warning lamp 206
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp 206
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 207
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Electronic stability program (ESP) - warning lamp 207
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BAS-/ESP malfunction indicator lamp 207
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp 208
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Low engine coolant level warning lamp 209
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Low windshield and headlamp washer system fluid level warning lamp 210
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Low engine oil level warning lamp 210
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Charge indicator lamp 211
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Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp 211
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Roll bar warning lamp 212
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ADS indicator lamp 212
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High beam indicator lamp 213
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Additional function indicator lamps (in the odometer display) 213
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Malfunction and indicator lamp (in the dashboard) 213
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp 213
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp 213
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Practical hints
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First aid kit 215
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Stowing things in the vehicle 215
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Vehicle tools 216
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Vehicle jack 217
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Fuses 218
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Hood 219
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Automatic transmission fluid level 221
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Checking engine oil level 221
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Coolant level 223
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Adding coolant 224
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 225
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Wheels 226
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Tire replacement 226
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Rotating wheels 227
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Spare wheel 228
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Changing wheels 230
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Tire inflation pressure 234
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Battery 236
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Battery Recycling 237
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Battery Recycling 237
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Jump starting 238
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Towing the vehicle 240
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Exterior lamps 242
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen) 243
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen) 243
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Taillamp assemblies 249
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Changing batteries in the remote control 251
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Synchronizing 252
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Synchronizing 252
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Raising soft top manually 253
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Replacing wiper blade insert 257
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Manual release of fuel filler flap 259
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Trunk lamp 259
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Vehicle care
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Cleaning and care of the vehicle 261
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Power washer 262
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Power washer 262
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Tar stains 262
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Paintwork, Painted Body Components 262
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Engine cleaning 263
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Vehicle washing 263
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Ornamental moldings 263
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses 263
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Window cleaning 264
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Light alloy wheels 264
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Instrument cluster 264
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever 264
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Cup holder 264
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Seat belts 265
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Headliner, shelf behind roll bars, and other hard plastic trim items 265
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Soft top 265
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Headliner 266
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Wind screen 266
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Automatic antenna 266
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Wiper blade 266
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Headlamp cleaning system 266
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Leather upholstery 267
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Plastic and rubber parts 267
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Illuminated door sill panels 267
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Technical data
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Spare parts service 269
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Warranty coverage 269
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Identification labels 270
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive 271
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Engine 272
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Rims - Tires 273
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Weights 275
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Main Dimensions 275
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Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 276
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Engine oils 278
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Engine oil additives 278
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Air conditioner refrigerant 278
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Brake fluid 278
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Premium unleaded gasoline 279
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Fuel requirements 279
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Gasoline additives 280
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Coolants 280
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Consumer information 282
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Index
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Index 285
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Introduction
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Introduction
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Introduction
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Introduction
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Product information
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Kindly observe the following in your own best interest:
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We recommend using Mercedes-Benz original parts as well as conversion parts and accessories expli...
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We have tested these parts to determine their reliability, safety and their special suitability f...
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We are unable to make an assessment for other products and therefore cannot be held responsible f...
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Mercedes-Benz original parts as well as conversion parts and accessories approved by us are avail...
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Operator’s manual
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Operator’s manual
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Operator’s manual
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This Operator’s Manual contains a great deal of useful information. We urge you to read it carefu...
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For your own safety and longer service life of the vehicle, we urge you to follow the instruction...
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Your vehicle may have some or all of the equipment described in this manual. Therefore, you may f...
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Service and warranty information
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Service and warranty information
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The Service and Warranty Information Booklet contains detailed information about the warranties c...
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• New Car Limited Warranty,
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• New Car Limited Warranty,
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• Emission System Warranty,
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• Emission Performance Warranty,
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• California, Massachusetts, and Vermont Emission Control System Warranty (California, Massachuse...
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• State Warranty Enforcement Laws (Lemon Laws).
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Important notice for California retail buyers of Mercedes-Benz automobiles
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Important notice for California retail buyers of Mercedes-Benz automobiles
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Under California law you may be entitled to a replacement of your vehicle or a refund of the purc...
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Maintenance
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Maintenance
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The Service Booklet describes all the necessary maintenance work which should be performed at reg...
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Always have the Service Booklet with you when you take the vehicle to your authorized Mercedes-Be...
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Roadside assistance
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Roadside assistance
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The Mercedes-Benz Roadside Assistance Program provides factory trained technical help in the even...
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1-800-FOR-MERCedes (in the USA) 1-800-387-0100 (in Canada)
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1-800-FOR-MERCedes (in the USA) 1-800-387-0100 (in Canada)
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1-800-FOR-MERCedes (in the USA) 1-800-387-0100 (in Canada)
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will be answered by Mercedes-Benz Client Assistance Representatives 24\x11hours a day, 365\x11days a year.
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For additional information refer to the Mercedes-Benz Roadside Assistance Program brochure in you...
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Change of address or ownership
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Change of address or ownership
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If you change your address, be sure to send in the
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If you sell your Mercedes, please leave all literature with the vehicle to make it available to t...
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If you bought this vehicle used, be sure to send in the
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Operating your vehicle outside the USA or Canada
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Operating your vehicle outside the USA or Canada
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If you plan to operate your vehicle in foreign countries, please be aware that:
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• Service facilities or replacement parts may not be readily available,
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• Service facilities or replacement parts may not be readily available,
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• unleaded gasoline for vehicles with catalytic converters may not be available; the use of leade...
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• gasoline may have a considerably lower octane rating, and improper fuel can cause engine damage.
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Certain Mercedes-Benz models are available for delivery in Europe under our European Delivery Pro...
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In the USA:
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In Canada:
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Mercedes-Benz usa, LLC European Delivery Department One Mercedes Drive Montvale, NJ 07645-0350
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Mercedes-Benz Canada, Inc. European Delivery Department 849 Eglinton Avenue East Toronto, Ontario...
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We continuously strive to improve our product, and ask for your understanding that we reserve the...
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Optional equipment is also described in this manual, including operating instructions wherever ne...
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If there are any equipment details that are not shown or described in this Operator’s Manual, you...
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The Operator’s Manual and Service Booklet are important documents and should be kept with the veh...
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Where to find it
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Where to find it
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Where to find it
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The Operator’s Manual is divided into eight sections:
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• Instruments and controls:
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• Instruments and controls:
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• Instruments and controls:
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• Operation:
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• Operation:
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• Driving:
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• Driving:
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• Instrument cluster display:
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• Instrument cluster display:
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• Practical hints:
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• Practical hints:
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• Car care:
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• Car care:
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• Technical data:
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• Technical data:
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• Index:
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• Index:
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Other documents may also be supplied, depending on your vehicle’s equipment.
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Explanation of color used:
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Warning notices for the protection of yourself and others appear on red background.
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Problems with your vehicle
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Problems with your vehicle
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Problems with your vehicle
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If you should experience a problem with your vehicle, particularly one that you believe may affec...
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In the
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In the
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Client Assistance Center Mercedes-Benz
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In Canada:
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Customer Relations Department Mercedes-Benz Canada, Inc. 849 Eglinton Avenue East Toronto, Ontari...
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For the
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Reporting Safety Defects
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Reporting Safety Defects
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Reporting Safety Defects
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If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or ...
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If
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To contact
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Instruments and controls 18
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Door control panel 20
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Door control panel 20
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Overhead control panel 21
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Dashboard 22
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Center console 24
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Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls
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1 Door control panel, see page
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1 Door control panel, see page
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2 Overhead control panel, see page
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3 Dashboard, see page
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4 Center console, see page
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Door control panel
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Door control panel
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Door control panel
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1 Door handle, pull to open, see page
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1 Door handle, pull to open, see page
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2 Front seat adjustment, see page\x11
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Overhead control panel
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Overhead control panel
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Overhead control panel
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Overhead control panel
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1 Hands-free microphone for Tele Aid, and optional telephone with voice recognition system
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1 Hands-free microphone for Tele Aid, and optional telephone with voice recognition system
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2 Interior lighting, see page
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3 Tele Aid (emergency call system), see page
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4 Rear view mirror, see page
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5 Garage door opener, see page
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Dashboard
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Dashboard
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Dashboard
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Dashboard
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1 Side air outlet, adjustable, see page
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1 Side air outlet, adjustable, see page
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2 Level control switch and wheel change switch, see page
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3 Exterior lamp switch, see page
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4 Parking brake release, see page
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5 Hood lock release, see page
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6 Parking brake pedal, see page
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7 Combination switch, see page
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8 Cruise control switch, see page
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9 Horn
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10 Airbag, see page
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11 Voice recognition system switch, see separate operating instructions
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12 Instrument cluster, see page
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13 Steering lock with ignition/starter switch, see page
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14 Center air outlets adjustable, see page
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15 Heated air supply button - center air outlet, see page
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16 Non-heated/cooled air supply button - center air outlet, see page
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17 Storage/eyeglasses compartment, see page
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18 Air volume control for left air outlet, see page
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19 Air volume control for center air outlets, see page
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20 Air volume control for right air outlet, see page
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21 Airbag off indicator lamp, see page
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22 Automatic climate control, see page
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23 Audio system, see page
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24 Trunk lid release switch, see page
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25 Switch for tow-away alarm, see page
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26 Central locking switch, see page
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27 Hazard warning flasher switch, see page
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28 Adaptive damping system adjustment switch, see page
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29 ESP control switch, see page
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30 Roll bar operation switch, see page
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Center console
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Center console
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Center console
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31 Ashtray with lighter (to open press bottom of cover), see page
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32 Mirror adjustment switch, see page
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33 Soft/hardtop operation switch, see page
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34 Seat heater switch, see page
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35 Power window switch, see page
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Contents – Operation
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Contents – Operation
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Contents – Operation
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Vehicle keys 28
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Remote control with folding master key 28
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Remote control with folding master key 28
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Central locking system 30
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Remote control 30
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Remote control 30
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Locking and unlocking 31
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Choosing global or selective mode on remote control 32
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Opening the trunk 32
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Panic button 33
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Start lock-out 34
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General notes on the central locking system 34
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Doors 35
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Central locking switch 37
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Automatic central locking 38
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Automatic central locking 38
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident 39
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Trunk 39
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Trunk lid release switch 40
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Power windows 41
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Antitheft alarm system 42
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Tow-away alarm 43
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Power seats 44
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Storing position in memory 46
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Storing position in memory 46
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Backrest 48
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Multicontour seats 49
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Seat heater 50
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system 52
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Seat belts 52
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 53
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 53
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Fastening of seat belts 54
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BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 59
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 60
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Airbags 60
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Front airbags 62
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Front airbags 62
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Side impact airbags 63
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 66
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Infant and child restraint systems 67
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Adjusting steering column 70
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Storing steering column position in memory 70
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Storing steering column position in memory 70
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Rear view mirrors 71
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Inside rear view mirror 71
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Inside rear view mirror 71
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Antiglare night position 71
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Exterior rear view mirrors 72
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Storing mirror positions in memory 73
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Instrument cluster 74
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 76
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 76
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Additional function indicator lamps 77
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Instrument lamps 77
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Display illumination 77
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Coolant temperature gauge 78
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Outside temperature indicator 78
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Trip odometer 79
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Clock 79
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Tachometer 79
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Flexible service system (FSS) 80
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Engine oil level indicator in odometer display field 82
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Fuel consumption gauge 83
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Engine oil temperature gauge 83
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Engine oil consumption 83
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Exterior lamp switch 84
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Standing lamps 85
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Standing lamps 85
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Night security illumination 85
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Combination switch 86
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Blocked windshield wiper 88
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Blocked windshield wiper 88
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Windshield wiper smears 88
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 88
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Hazard warning flasher switch 89
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Automatic climate control 90
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Display and controls 92
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Display and controls 92
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Basic setting - automatic mode 93
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Economy 93
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Special settings 94
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Audio and telephone, operation 98
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Power windows 116
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Express opening of door windows 117
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Express opening of door windows 117
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Synchronizing power windows 117
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Roll bar 118
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Interior lighting 120
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Interior lamps 120
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Interior lamps 120
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Reading lamps 120
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Entrance lamps in footwells, exit lamps in doors 120
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Sunshade, manual 121
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Power sunshade 122
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Sun visors 123
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Illuminated vanity mirror 123
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Interior 124
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Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment) in the dashboard 124
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Interior central locking system 125
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Interior central locking system 125
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Integration with vehicle central locking system 126
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Separate locking of storage compartments 126
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Armrest 127
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Console storage compartments 127
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Cup holder 128
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Parcel net in passenger footwell 128
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Door pockets 129
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Rear storage compartment 129
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Ashtray with lighter 130
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Lighter 131
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Telephone, general 132
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Garage door opener 133
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Hardtop or panorama roof 137
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Removing hardtop 137
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Removing hardtop 137
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Attaching hardtop 140
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Soft top 143
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Lowering soft top 144
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Lowering soft top 144
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Raising soft top 145
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Wind screen 148
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Antenna 151
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Operation
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Operation
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Operation
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Operation
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Vehicle keys
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Included with your vehicle are:
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• 2 remote controls with folding master keys,
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• 2 remote controls with folding master keys,
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• 1 valet key.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the key from the steering lock, and lock your vehicle. Do ...
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Remote control with folding master key
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Remote control with folding master key
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Remote control with folding master key
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The remote control operates all locks on the vehicle.
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To release the key, press button\x11(1). The key unfolds from the holder by itself.
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The transmitter for the remote control is located in the key holder.
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The infrared receivers are located in the door handles.
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Keys:Valet key
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Keys:Valet key
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To prevent access to trunk by using the valet key\x11(2), the luggage cover must be open.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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Do not give the master key to an unauthorized person.
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Obtaining replacement keys
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Obtaining replacement keys
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Your vehicle is equipped with a theft deterrent locking system requiring a special key manufactur...
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Central locking system
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Central locking system
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Central locking system
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Remote control
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Remote control
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Remote control
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Due to the extended operational range of the remote control, it could be possible to unintentiona...
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The vehicle doors, trunk, storage compartment in armrest, and fuel filler flap can be centrally l...
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2 Panic
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2 Panic
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3 Release button for master key
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4 Transmitter eye and lamp for battery check
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Locking and unlocking
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Locking and unlocking
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Locking and unlocking
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Unlocking:
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Press transmit button
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The remote control can be programmed for two kinds of unlocking modes (see below):
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Selective unlocking mode – Press transmit button
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Global unlocking mode – Press transmit button
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Notes:
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Notes:
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If the trunk was previously locked separately, it will remain locked, see page\x11
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The presently active unlocking mode (selective or global) can only be determined by unlocking the...
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If within 40 seconds of unlocking with the remote control, neither door is opened, the key is not...
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Locking:
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Press transmit button
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Note:
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Note:
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If the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked by pressing the transmit button, then it may be neces...
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Choosing global or selective mode on remote control
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Choosing global or selective mode on remote control
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Choosing global or selective mode on remote control
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Press and hold transmit buttons
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Opening the trunk
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Opening the trunk
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Opening the trunk
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Press the transmit button
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Important!
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Important!
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Do not place remote control in trunk since trunk is locked when the lid is closed if the vehicle ...
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Note:
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Note:
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If the trunk was previously locked separately, it will remain locked. See page
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Panic button
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Panic button
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Panic button
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To activate press and hold button\x11(1) for at least one second. An audible alarm and blinking exte...
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To deactivate press button\x11(1) again, or turn key in steering lock to position\x112.
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Note:
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For operation in the USA only: This device complies with Part\x1115 of the FCC Rules. Operation is s...
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(1)\x11This device may not cause harmful interference, and
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(2)\x11this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause unde...
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Any unauthorized modification to this device could void the user’s authority to operate the equip...
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Start lock-out
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Start lock-out
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Start lock-out
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Important!
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Important!
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Removing the key from the steering lock activates the start lock-out. The engine cannot be started.
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Turning the key in the steering lock to position\x112 deactivates the start lock-out.
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Note:
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Note:
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In case the engine cannot be started (vehicle’s battery is in order), and
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General notes on the central locking system
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General notes on the central locking system
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General notes on the central locking system
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• If the key in the steering lock is in position\x112, the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked with...
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• If the key in the steering lock is in position\x112, the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked with...
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If the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked:
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• Aim transmitter eye at a receiver of either door handle and press button\x11
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• Aim transmitter eye at a receiver of either door handle and press button\x11
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• Check the batteries of the remote control, see page
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• Synchronize the central locking system, see page
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Doors
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Doors
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Doors
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1 Opening – pull handle
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1 Opening – pull handle
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2 Unlocking
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3 Locking
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4 Individual door from inside:
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P72.10-2110-26
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The entire vehicle may be locked or unlocked by either using the master key in driver’s door or t...
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Note:
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Note:
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If the fuel filler flap cannot be opened, see page
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When you lock the vehicle, both door lock buttons should move down. If any one stays up, the resp...
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You should then unlock the vehicle, open and reclose this door, and lock the vehicle again. Each ...
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If the vehicle has previously been locked from the outside, only the door being opened from the i...
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Notes:
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In case of a malfunction in the central locking system the doors can be locked and unlocked indiv...
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To lock, turn key in driver’s door lock to position\x113 or push down lock buttons.
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To unlock, turn key in driver’s door lock to position\x112 or pull inside door handles.
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Central locking switch
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Central locking switch
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Central locking switch
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1 Locking
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1 Locking
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2 Unlocking
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The central locking switch is located in the center console.
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The doors and trunk can only be locked with the central locking switch, if both doors are closed.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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If the vehicle was previously locked with the remote control or key, the doors and trunk cannot b...
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Opening a door with the inside door handle will cause the alarm to come on. To switch the alarm o...
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If the vehicle was previously locked with the central locking switch, while in the selective remo...
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If the vehicle was previously locked with the central locking switch, while in the global remote ...
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Note:
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Note:
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The storage compartment in the armrest as well as the fuel filler flap cannot be locked or unlock...
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Automatic central locking
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Automatic central locking
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Automatic central locking
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The central locking switch also operates the automatic central locking.
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With the automatic central locking system activated, the doors and trunk are locked at vehicle sp...
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To activate:
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With key in steering lock position\x112 hold upper portion of switch\x11(1) for a minimum of 5\x11seconds.
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To deactivate:
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With key in steering lock position\x112 hold lower portion of switch\x11(2) for a minimum of 5\x11seconds.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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If doors are unlocked with the central locking switch after activating the automatic central lock...
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If a door is opened from the inside at speeds of approx. 9\x11mph (15\x11km/h) or less with the automat...
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Important!
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Important!
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When towing the vehicle, or with the vehicle on a dynamometer test stand, please, note the follow...
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With the automatic central locking activated and the key in steering lock position\x112, the vehicle...
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To prevent the vehicle door locks from locking, deactivate the automatic central locking.
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident
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The doors unlock automatically a short time after a strong deceleration is detected, such as in a...
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident
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Emergency unlocking in case of accident
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0 Neutral position – push to open (arrow)
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0 Neutral position – push to open (arrow)
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1 Unlocking
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2 Locking (detent)
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3 Separate locking of trunk – remove key in this position.
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When the trunk is separately locked, it remains locked when centrally unlocking the vehicle.
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To deny any unauthorized person access to the trunk, lock it separately with the mechanical key. ...
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Notes:
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In case of a malfunction in the central locking system the trunk can be locked and unlocked indiv...
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To lock, turn key to position\x112 or\x113.
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To unlock and open the trunk lid, turn key to position\x111, hold and push to open.
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If the fuel filler flap cannot be opened, see page
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Important!
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Important!
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Do not place key inside trunk, since trunk is locked again when closing the lid.
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Lower trunk lid using handle and close it with hands placed flat on edges on trunk.
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Trunk lid release switch
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Trunk lid release switch
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1 Indicator lamp in switch located in center console
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1 Indicator lamp in switch located in center console
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To release the trunk lid, the vehicle must be at standstill and unlocked with the remote control....
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The indicator lamp (1) in the switch remains on with trunk lid released.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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With vehicle centrally locked, the trunk can also be released by using the remote control. Press\x11
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The trunk lid cannot be released by the switch when previously locked separately with the key. To...
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The trunk lid cannot be opened with the trunk lid release switch when the vehicle was previously ...
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Power windows
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Power windows
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Power windows
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1 Opening
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1 Opening
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2 Interrupting
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3 Closing
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When locking doors or trunk, turn key in door lock or trunk lock to position\x113 and hold. The wind...
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To interrupt the closing procedure, turn key to position\x112.
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When unlocking doors or trunk, turn key in door lock or trunk lock to position\x111 and hold. The wi...
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To interrupt the opening procedure, turn key to position\x112.
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Warning!
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Never operate the windows if there is the possibility of anyone being harmed by the procedure.
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In case the procedure causes potential danger, the procedure can be immediately reversed by turni...
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In case the procedure causes potential danger, the procedure can be immediately reversed by turni...
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• for opening position\x11(1),
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• for opening position\x11(1),
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• for opening position\x11(1),
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• for closing position\x11(3).
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• for closing position\x11(3).
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Note:
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Note:
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If the opening/closing procedure is interrupted, it can only be continued by first turning the ke...
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Antitheft alarm system
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Antitheft alarm system
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Antitheft alarm system
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1 Indicator lamp in switch located in center console
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1 Indicator lamp in switch located in center console
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The antitheft alarm is automatically armed or disarmed with the remote control or any of your veh...
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The antitheft alarm is armed within approx. 10\x11seconds after locking the vehicle.
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A blinking lamp\x11(1) indicates that the alarm is armed.
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Operation:
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Once the alarm system has been armed, the exterior vehicle lamps will flash and an alarm will sou...
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• opens a door,
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• opens a door,
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• opens the trunk,
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• opens the hood,
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• opens the storage compartment between the front seats,
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• attempts to raise the vehicle.
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The alarm will last approximately 3\x11minutes in form of flashing exterior lamps. At the same time ...
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The antitheft alarm system is switched off automatically if the vehicle is unlocked with the elec...
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Tow-away alarm
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Tow-away alarm
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Tow-away alarm
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The switch is located in the center console.
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1 Press to switch off
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1 Press to switch off
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2 Indicator lamp
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Once the alarm system has been armed, the exterior vehicle lamps will flash and an alarm will sou...
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The alarm will last approximately 3\x11minutes in the form of flashing exterior lamps. At the same t...
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The tow-away alarm system is switched off automatically if the vehicle is unlocked with the elect...
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If the alarm stays on for more than 20 seconds, an emergency call is initiated automatically. See...
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To prevent triggering the tow-away alarm feature, switch off the tow-away alarm before towing the...
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To do so, turn key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x110, or remove key from steering lock. Press t...
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Exit vehicle, and lock vehicle with key or remote control.
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The tow-away alarm remains switched off until the vehicle is locked again with key or remote cont...
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Power seats
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Power seats
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Power seats
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The switches are located in both doors.
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Turn key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112 (with either door open, the power seats can also be ...
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The position should be as far rearward as possible, consistent with ability to properly operate c...
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We recommend to adjust the power seat in the following order:
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1 Seat, up/down
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1 Seat, up/down
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1 Seat, up/down
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Press the switch (up/down direction) until comfortable seating position with still sufficient hea...
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2 Seat adjustment, fore/aft
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2 Seat adjustment, fore/aft
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Press the switch (fore/aft direction) until a comfortable seating position is reached that still ...
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3 Seat cushion tilt
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3 Seat cushion tilt
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Press the switch in the direction of the arrow until your legs are lightly supported.
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4 Backrest tilt
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4 Backrest tilt
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Press the switch in the direction of the arrow until the backrest is in an almost upright positio...
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5 Head restraint
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5 Head restraint
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Adjust the head restraint so that the upper portion of the shoulder belt is located as close as p...
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Note:
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Note:
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To prevent the backrest from touching the soft top storage compartment cover when the seat is mov...
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When reclining the backrest, the seat will automatically move forward to prevent the backrest fro...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the key from the steering lock, and lock the vehicle.
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The power seats can also be operated with a door open. Do not leave children unattended in the ve...
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The power seats can also be operated with a door open. Do not leave children unattended in the ve...
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Unsupervised use of vehicle equipment may cause serious personal injury.
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Do not adjust the driver’s seat while driving. Adjusting the seat while driving could cause the d...
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Do not adjust the driver’s seat while driving. Adjusting the seat while driving could cause the d...
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Never ride in a moving vehicle with the backrest reclined.
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Never ride in a moving vehicle with the backrest reclined.
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Sitting in an excessively reclined position can be dangerous. You could slide under the seat belt...
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The rear storage area should never be occupied by passengers since the vehicle is a 2 seater. Fur...
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The rear storage area should never be occupied by passengers since the vehicle is a 2 seater. Fur...
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Never place hands under seat or near any moving parts while a seat is being adjusted.
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Never place hands under seat or near any moving parts while a seat is being adjusted.
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Storing position in memory
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Storing position in memory
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Storing position in memory
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6 Memory button
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6 Memory button
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6 Memory button
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7 Position buttons
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7 Position buttons
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After the seat and head restraint are positioned, push memory button (6), release, and within 3\x11s...
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Using the same position button, the steering wheel position and exterior rear view mirror positio...
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Recalling stored positions
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Recalling stored positions
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Press position button
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Note:
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Note:
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For safety reasons, the seat/head restraint/steering wheel/exterior rear view mirror movement sto...
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Important!
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Important!
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Prior to operating the vehicle, the driver should adjust the seat height for proper vision as wel...
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In addition, also adjust the steering wheel to ensure adequate control, reach, operation, and com...
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Both the inside and outside rear view mirrors should be adjusted for adequate rearward vision.
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Fasten seat belts. Infants and small children should be seated in a properly secured restraint sy...
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All seat, head restraint, rear view mirror, and steering wheel adjustments as well as fastening o...
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Backrest
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Backrest
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Backrest
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Folding forward:
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Folding forward:
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Lift lever and fold forwards.
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Folding back:
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Folding back:
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Fold backrest back until it audibly locks in place.
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Warning
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Warning
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The seat belts provide protection only with the backrest locked in place and, therefore, it must ...
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Note:
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Note:
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If the backrest and seat belt warning lamp\x11
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Always provide sufficient room behind the backrest and fold the backrest all the way back until i...
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The warning lamp goes out as soon as both backrests are locked in place.
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If both backrests are locked in place and the warning lamp does not go out, have the system check...
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Multicontour seats
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Multicontour seats
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Multicontour seats
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Switch is located on side of seat.
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We recommend to adjust the multicontour seat in the following order:
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1 Seat cushion depth
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1 Seat cushion depth
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2 Backrest bottom
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3 Backrest center
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4 Side bolster adjustment
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Some models may be equipped with multicontour seats. These seats have movable seat cushions, and ...
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The seat cushion movement and amount of backrest cushion height and curvature can be continuously...
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The side bolsters of the backrest can be adjusted with rocker switch (4):
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• press down forward end - increase side support,
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• press down forward end - increase side support,
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• press down rearward end - decrease side support.
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If the engine is turned off, the last cushion setting is retained in memory, and automatically ad...
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Seat heater
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Seat heater
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Seat heater
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The seat heater switches are located on the center console.
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The seat heaters can be switched on with the key in steering lock positions 1 or 2.
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Press switch to turn on seat heater:
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1 Normal seat heating mode. One indicator lamp in the switch lights up.
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1 Normal seat heating mode. One indicator lamp in the switch lights up.
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2 Rapid seat heating mode. Both indicator lamps in the switch light up. After approximately 5\x11min...
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Turning off seat heater:
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If one indicator lamp is on, press upper half of switch.
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If both indicator lamps are one, press lower half of switch.
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If left on, the seat heater automatically turns off after approximately 30 minutes of operation.
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Note:
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Note:
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When in operation, the seat heater consumes a large amount of electrical power. It is not advisab...
55
The seat heaters may automatically switch off if too many power consumers are switched on at the ...
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If the blinking of the indicator lamps is distracting to you, the seat heaters can be switched off.
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system
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Your vehicle is equipped with lap-shoulder seat belts, emergency tensioning retractors for the se...
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Seat belts
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Seat belts
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Seat belts
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Important!
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Important!
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Laws in most states and all Canadian provinces require seat belt use.
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All states and provinces require use of child restraints that comply with U.S. Federal Motor Vehi...
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All child restraint systems are designed to be secured in vehicle seats by lap belts or the lap b...
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For your safety and that of your passenger we strongly recommend their use.
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Note:
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Note:
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For cleaning and care of the seat belts, see page
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Warning!
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Warning!
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The seat belts provide protection only with the backrest locked in place. If the seat belt warnin...
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Never ride in a moving vehicle with the backrest reclined. Sitting in an excessively reclined pos...
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Never ride in a moving vehicle with the backrest reclined. Sitting in an excessively reclined pos...
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Seat belt nonusage warning system
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Seat belt nonusage warning system
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Seat belt nonusage warning system
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With the key in steering lock position\x112, a warning sounds for a short time if the driver’s seat ...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Failure to wear and properly fasten and position your seat belt greatly increases your risk of in...
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If you are ever in an accident, your injuries can be considerably more severe without your seat b...
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If you are ever in an accident, your injuries can be considerably more severe without your seat b...
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In the same crash, the possibility of injury or death is lessened if you are wearing your seat belt.
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In the same crash, the possibility of injury or death is lessened if you are wearing your seat belt.
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Never let more people ride in the vehicle than there are seat belts available. Be sure everyone r...
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Never let more people ride in the vehicle than there are seat belts available. Be sure everyone r...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Children 12 years old and under must never ride in this vehicle, except in a Mercedes-Benz author...
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Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system, whi...
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Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system, whi...
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<TABLE ROW>
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A child’s risk of serious or fatal injuries is significantly increased if the child restraints ar...
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A child’s risk of serious or fatal injuries is significantly increased if the child restraints ar...
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Fastening of seat belts
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Fastening of seat belts
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Fastening of seat belts
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1 Latch plate
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1 Latch plate
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2 Buckle
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3 Release button
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Pull belt with latch plate\x11(1) across shoulder and lap. Push latch plate\x11(1) into buckle\x11(2) unti...
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To help avoid severe or fatal injuries, the lap belt should be positioned as low as possible on y...
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Do not twist the belt. A twisted seat belt may cause injury.
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The shoulder portion of the seat belt must be pulled snug and checked for snugness immediately af...
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Operation of seat belts
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Operation of seat belts
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The inertia reel stops the belt from unwinding during sudden vehicle stops or when quickly pullin...
59
The locking function of the reel may be checked by quickly pulling out the belt.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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For safety reasons, avoid adjusting the seat or backrest into positions which could affect the co...
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Seat belts:Unfastening
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Seat belts:Unfastening
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Seat belts:Unfastening
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Push the release button (3) in the belt buckle (2).
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Allow the retractor to completely rewind the seat belt by guiding the latch plate (1).
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Warning!
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Warning!
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USE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY.
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USE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY.
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• Each occupant should wear their seat belt at all times, because seat belts help reduce the like...
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• Each occupant should wear their seat belt at all times, because seat belts help reduce the like...
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• Each occupant should wear their seat belt at all times, because seat belts help reduce the like...
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• Never wear belts over rigid or breakable objects in or on your clothing, such as eyeglasses, pe...
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• Never wear belts over rigid or breakable objects in or on your clothing, such as eyeglasses, pe...
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• Never wear belts over rigid or breakable objects in or on your clothing, such as eyeglasses, pe...
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• Position the lap belt as low as possible on your hips and not across the abdomen. If the belt i...
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• Position the lap belt as low as possible on your hips and not across the abdomen. If the belt i...
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• Position the lap belt as low as possible on your hips and not across the abdomen. If the belt i...
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• Never wear the shoulder belt under your arm, against you neck or off your shoulder. In a crash,...
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• Never wear the shoulder belt under your arm, against you neck or off your shoulder. In a crash,...
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• Never wear the shoulder belt under your arm, against you neck or off your shoulder. In a crash,...
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• Each seat belt must never be used for more than one person at a time. Do not fasten a seat belt...
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• Each seat belt must never be used for more than one person at a time. Do not fasten a seat belt...
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• Each seat belt must never be used for more than one person at a time. Do not fasten a seat belt...
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• Belts should not be worn twisted. In a crash, you wouldn’t have the full width of the belt to m...
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• Belts should not be worn twisted. In a crash, you wouldn’t have the full width of the belt to m...
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• Belts should not be worn twisted. In a crash, you wouldn’t have the full width of the belt to m...
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• Pregnant women should also use a lap- shoulder belt. The lap belt portion should be positioned ...
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• Pregnant women should also use a lap- shoulder belt. The lap belt portion should be positioned ...
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• Pregnant women should also use a lap- shoulder belt. The lap belt portion should be positioned ...
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• Never place your feet on the instrument panel or on the seat. Always keep both feet on the floo...
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• Never place your feet on the instrument panel or on the seat. Always keep both feet on the floo...
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• Never place your feet on the instrument panel or on the seat. Always keep both feet on the floo...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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USE CHILD RESTRAINTS PROPERLY.
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USE CHILD RESTRAINTS PROPERLY.
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Children 12 years old and under must never ride in this vehicle, except in a Mercedes-Benz author...
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Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system, whi...
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Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system, whi...
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<TABLE ROW>
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A child’s risk of serious or fatal injuries is significantly increased if the child restraints ar...
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A child’s risk of serious or fatal injuries is significantly increased if the child restraints ar...
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Adjust the passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is occupied.
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Adjust the passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is occupied.
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BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system
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BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system
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BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system
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Special BabySmart
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Warning!
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Warning!
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The BabySmart
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Never place anything between seat cushion and child seat (e.g. pillow), since it reduces the effe...
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Never place anything between seat cushion and child seat (e.g. pillow), since it reduces the effe...
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Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for installation of special child seats.
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Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for installation of special child seats.
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The passenger front airbag will not deploy only if the 7 indicator lamp remains illuminated.
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The passenger front airbag will not deploy only if the
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Please be sure to check the indicator every time you use the special system child seat.
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Please be sure to check the indicator every time you use the special system child seat.
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Should the light go out while the restraint is installed, please check installation. If the light...
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Self-test BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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After turning key in steering lock to position 1 or 2, the
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If the indicator lamp should not come on or is continuously lit, the system is not functioning. Y...
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
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Airbags are intended as a supplement to seat belts. Airbags alone cannot protect as well as airba...
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The SRS uses two crash severity levels (thresholds) to activate either the emergency tensioning r...
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Seat belt fastened
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• first threshold exceeded: ETR activates
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• first threshold exceeded: ETR activates
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Seat belt not fastened
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• first threshold exceeded: airbag activates, but not ETR
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• first threshold exceeded: airbag activates, but not ETR
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Driver and passenger systems operate independently of each other.
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
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The seat belts are equipped with emergency tensioning retractors. These tensioning retractors are...
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The emergency tensioning retractors are designed to activate only when the seat belts are fastene...
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In cases of other frontal impacts, rollovers, certain side impacts, rear collisions or other acci...
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For seat belt and emergency tensioning retractor safety guidelines see page
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Airbags
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Airbags
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Airbags
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1 Driver airbag
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1 Driver airbag
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2 Passenger front airbag
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3 Side impact airbags
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The most effective occupant restraint system yet developed for use in production vehicles is the ...
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In conjunction with wearing the seat belts, the driver and passenger airbags can provide increase...
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The operational readiness of the airbag system is verified by the indicator lamp \SRS\ in the ins...
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The following system components are monitored or undergo a selfcheck: crash-sensor(s), airbag ign...
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Initially, when the key is turned from steering lock position 0 to positions 1 or 2, malfunctions...
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Have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center immediately.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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In the event a malfunction of the
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Front airbags
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Front airbags
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Front airbags
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The driver and passenger front airbags are designed to activate only in certain frontal impacts e...
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The passenger front airbag deploys only if the front passenger seat is occupied, and the
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Note:
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Note:
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Heavy objects on the passenger seat can appear to the
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Side impact airbags
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Side impact airbags
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Side impact airbags
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The side impact airbags are designed to activate only in certain side impacts exceeding a preset ...
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The passenger side impact airbag deploys only if the passenger seat is occupied.
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Side impact airbags operate best in conjunction with a properly positioned and fastened seat belt.
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Note:
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Note:
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Heavy objects on passenger seat can cause the passenger door side impact airbag to deploy in a cr...
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Important!
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Important!
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Airbags are designed to activate only in certain frontal (front airbags) impacts, or side (side i...
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Airbags are designed to activate only in certain frontal (front airbags) impacts, or side (side i...
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Only during these types of impacts, if of sufficient severity to meet the deployment thresholds, ...
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Only during these types of impacts, if of sufficient severity to meet the deployment thresholds, ...
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The driver and passenger must always wear their seat belts, otherwise it is not possible for the ...
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The driver and passenger must always wear their seat belts, otherwise it is not possible for the ...
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In cases of other frontal impacts, angled impacts, roll-overs, other side impacts, rear collision...
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In cases of other frontal impacts, angled impacts, roll-overs, other side impacts, rear collision...
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We caution you not to rely on the presence of the airbags in order to avoid wearing your seat belt.
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We caution you not to rely on the presence of the airbags in order to avoid wearing your seat belt.
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Your vehicle was originally equipped with airbags which are designed to activate in certain impac...
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Your vehicle was originally equipped with airbags which are designed to activate in certain impac...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Airbags are designed to reduce the potential of injury in certain frontal (front airbags) impacts...
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The activation of the
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The service life of the airbags extends to the date indicated on the label located on the drivers...
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To reduce the risk of injury when the front airbags inflate, it is very important for the driver ...
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To reduce the risk of injury when the front airbags inflate, it is very important for the driver ...
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For maximum protection in the event of a collision always be in normal seated position with your ...
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For unobstructive inflation of door side impact airbags, keep door pocket lids closed.
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For unobstructive inflation of door side impact airbags, keep door pocket lids closed.
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Since the airbag inflates with considerable speed and force, a proper seating and hands on steeri...
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Since the airbag inflates with considerable speed and force, a proper seating and hands on steeri...
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Occupants who are unbelted, out of position or too close to the airbag can be seriously injured b...
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• Sit properly belted in an upright position with your back against the backrest.
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• Sit properly belted in an upright position with your back against the backrest.
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• Sit properly belted in an upright position with your back against the backrest.
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• Adjust the driver seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper operation of vehicl...
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• Adjust the driver seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper operation of vehicl...
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• Adjust the driver seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper operation of vehicl...
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• Do not lean with your head or chest close to the steering wheel or dashboard.
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• Do not lean with your head or chest close to the steering wheel or dashboard.
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• Do not lean with your head or chest close to the steering wheel or dashboard.
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• Keep hands on the outside of steering wheel rim. Placing hands and arms inside the rim can incr...
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• Keep hands on the outside of steering wheel rim. Placing hands and arms inside the rim can incr...
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• Keep hands on the outside of steering wheel rim. Placing hands and arms inside the rim can incr...
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• Do not lean against doors.
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• Do not lean against doors.
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• Do not lean against doors.
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• Occupants, especially children, should never lean their heads in the area of the door where the...
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• Occupants, especially children, should never lean their heads in the area of the door where the...
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• Occupants, especially children, should never lean their heads in the area of the door where the...
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• Adjust the passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is occup...
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• Adjust the passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is occup...
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• Adjust the passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is occup...
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• Children 12 years old and under must never ride in this vehicle, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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• Children 12 years old and under must never ride in this vehicle, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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• Children 12 years old and under must never ride in this vehicle, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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Failure to follow these instructions can result in severe or fatal injuries to you or other occup...
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Failure to follow these instructions can result in severe or fatal injuries to you or other occup...
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BabySmart
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag
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Warning!
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Warning!
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• Damaged seat belts or belts that were highly stressed in an accident must be replaced and their...
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• Damaged seat belts or belts that were highly stressed in an accident must be replaced and their...
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• Do not pass belts over sharp edges.
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• Do not pass belts over sharp edges.
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• Do not pass belts over sharp edges.
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• Do not make any modification that could change the effectiveness of the belts.
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• Do not make any modification that could change the effectiveness of the belts.
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• Do not make any modification that could change the effectiveness of the belts.
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• Airbags and ETR’s are designed to function on a one-time-only basis. An airbag or emergency ten...
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• Airbags and ETR’s are designed to function on a one-time-only basis. An airbag or emergency ten...
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• Airbags and ETR’s are designed to function on a one-time-only basis. An airbag or emergency ten...
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• No modifications of any kind may be made to any components or wiring of the “SRS”. This include...
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• No modifications of any kind may be made to any components or wiring of the
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• No modifications of any kind may be made to any components or wiring of the
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• An airbag system component within the steering wheel gets hot after the airbag has inflated. Do...
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• An airbag system component within the steering wheel gets hot after the airbag has inflated. Do...
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• An airbag system component within the steering wheel gets hot after the airbag has inflated. Do...
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• Improper work on the system, including incorrect installation and removal, can lead to possible...
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• Improper work on the system, including incorrect installation and removal, can lead to possible...
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• Improper work on the system, including incorrect installation and removal, can lead to possible...
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• In addition, through improper work there is the risk of rendering the “SRS” inoperative or caus...
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• In addition, through improper work there is the risk of rendering the
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• In addition, through improper work there is the risk of rendering the
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• For your protection and the protection of others, when scrapping the airbag unit or emergency t...
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• For your protection and the protection of others, when scrapping the airbag unit or emergency t...
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• For your protection and the protection of others, when scrapping the airbag unit or emergency t...
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• Given the considerable deployment speed and the textile structure of the airbags, there is the ...
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• Given the considerable deployment speed and the textile structure of the airbags, there is the ...
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• Given the considerable deployment speed and the textile structure of the airbags, there is the ...
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When you sell the vehicle we strongly urge you to give notice to the subsequent owner that it is ...
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Infant and child restraint systems
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Infant and child restraint systems
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Infant and child restraint systems
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Use only a BabySmart
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We recommend that all infants and children be properly restrained at all times while the vehicle ...
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The passenger lap-shoulder belt has a special seat belt retractor for secure fastening of a child...
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To fasten a child restraint follow child restraint instructions for routing. Then pull shoulder b...
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To deactivate, release seat belt buckle and let seat belt retract completely. The seat belt can a...
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Important!
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Important!
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The use of infant or child restraints is required by law in all 50\x11states and all Canadian provin...
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Infants and small children should be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system pr...
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When using any infant or child restraint system, be sure to carefully read and follow all manufac...
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Please read and observe warning labels affixed to inside of vehicle and to infant or child restra...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Children 12 years old and under must never ride in this vehicle, except in a Mercedes-Benz author...
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Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system, whi...
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Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system, whi...
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Infants and small children should never share a seat belt with another occupant. During an accide...
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Infants and small children should never share a seat belt with another occupant. During an accide...
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When the child restraint is not in use, remove it from the vehicle or secure it with the seat bel...
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When the child restraint is not in use, remove it from the vehicle or secure it with the seat bel...
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U.S.A. Models only Since 1986 all U.S. child restraints comply with U.S.\x11regulations without the ...
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Adjusting steering column
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Adjusting steering column
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Adjusting steering column
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Turn key in steering lock to position 1 or 2 (with either door open, the steering column can be o...
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To extend or retract:
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To extend or retract:
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Move switch (1) in desired direction.
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To raise or lower:
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To raise or lower:
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Move switch (1) in desired direction.
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Storing steering column position in memory
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Storing steering column position in memory
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Storing steering column position in memory
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The steering column position is stored in memory together with the seat/heat restraint/exterior r...
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Rear view mirrors
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Rear view mirrors
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Rear view mirrors
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Inside rear view mirror
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Inside rear view mirror
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Inside rear view mirror
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Manually adjust the mirror.
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Use your inside mirror to determine the size and distance of objects seen in the passenger side c...
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Antiglare night position
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Antiglare night position
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Antiglare night position
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With the key in steering lock position 2, the mirror reflection brightness responds to changes in...
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With gear selector lever in position
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Note:
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Note:
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The automatic antiglare function does not react, if incoming light is not aimed directly at senso...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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In the case of an accident liquid electrolyte may escape the mirror housing when the mirror glass...
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Electrolyte has an irritating effect. Do not allow the liquid come into contact with eyes, skin, ...
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Electrolyte has an irritating effect. Do not allow the liquid come into contact with eyes, skin, ...
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Exterior rear view mirrors
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Exterior rear view mirrors
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Exterior rear view mirrors
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The switch is located on the center console.
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Turn key in steering lock to position\x112.
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First select the mirror to be adjusted - turn switch:
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1 Left mirror
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1 Left mirror
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2 Right mirror
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To adjust, toggle the switch forward, backward or to either side.
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With the key in steering lock position 2, the driver’s side mirror reflection brightness responds...
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With gear selector lever in position
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Exercise care when using the passenger-side mirror. The passenger-side exterior mirror is convex ...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The exterior mirrors have electrically heated glass. The heater switches on automatically, depend...
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If the mirror housing is forcibly pivoted from its normal position, it must be repositioned by ap...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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In the case of an accident liquid electrolyte may escape the mirror housing when the mirror glass...
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Electrolyte has an irritating effect. Do not allow the liquid come into contact with eyes, skin, ...
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Electrolyte has an irritating effect. Do not allow the liquid come into contact with eyes, skin, ...
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Important!
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Important!
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Electrolyte drops coming into contact with the vehicle paint finish can only be completely remove...
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Storing mirror positions in memory
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Storing mirror positions in memory
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Storing mirror positions in memory
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The exterior rear view mirror positions are stored in memory with the seat/head restraint/steerin...
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Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
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1 Fuel gauge with reserve and fuel cap placement warning lamp (yellow), see page
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1 Fuel gauge with reserve and fuel cap placement warning lamp (yellow), see page
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2 Coolant temperature gauge, see page
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3 Fuel consumption gauge, see page
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4 Engine oil temperature gauge, see page
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5 Left turn signal indicator lamp (green), see combination switch on page
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6 Knob for intensity of instrument lamps, see page
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7 Speedometer
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8 EPS warning lamp (yellow), see page
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9 Odometer display field, see page
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10 Main/trip odometer, see page
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11 Outside temperature indicator, see page
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12 Right turn signal indicator lamp (green), see combination switch on page
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13 Tachometer, see page
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14 Knob for setting clock, see page
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15 Clock, see page
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
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Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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High beam, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Battery not being charged properly, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Low windshield and headlamp washer system fluid level see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Coolant level low, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Engine oil level low, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Roll bar warning lamp, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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ESP warning lamp. Adjust driving to road condition, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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ADS indicator lamp, see page\x11
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BAS/ESP
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BAS/ESP
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<GRAPHIC>
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ABS
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ABS
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<GRAPHIC>
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Brake pads worn down, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Brake fluid low (except Canada) Parking brake engaged, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Brake fluid low (Canada only) Parking brake engaged, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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SRS malfunction, see page\x11
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<GRAPHIC>
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Fasten seat belt, see page\x11
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If the lamp comes on when the engine is running, it indicates a malfunction of the fuel managemen...
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Additional function indicator lamps
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Additional function indicator lamps
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Additional function indicator lamps
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Instrument lamps
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Instrument lamps
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Instrument lamps
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1 Adjusting knob
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1 Adjusting knob
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Rotate adjusting knob (1) to vary intensity of instrument lamps.
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Display illumination
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Display illumination
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Display illumination
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Press adjusting knob (1) to briefly illuminate the display (with key removed or in steering lock ...
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Coolant temperature gauge
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Coolant temperature gauge
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Coolant temperature gauge
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During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant temperature may rise...
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The engine should not be operated with the coolant temperature in the red zone. Doing so may caus...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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• Driving when your engine is badly overheated can cause some fluids which may have leaked into t...
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• Driving when your engine is badly overheated can cause some fluids which may have leaked into t...
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• Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engin...
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• Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engin...
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• Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engin...
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Turn off the engine, get out of the vehicle and do not stand near the vehicle until it cools down.
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Turn off the engine, get out of the vehicle and do not stand near the vehicle until it cools down.
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Outside temperature indicator
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Outside temperature indicator
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Outside temperature indicator
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The temperature sensor is located in the front bumper area. Due to its location, the sensor can b...
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Adaptation to ambient temperature takes place in steps and depends on the prevailing driving cond...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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The outside temperature indicator is not designed to serve as an Ice-Warning Device and is theref...
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Trip odometer
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Trip odometer
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Trip odometer
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To reset:
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• Press adjusting knob (1) once (with key in steering lock position 2).
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• Press adjusting knob (1) once (with key in steering lock position 2).
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• Press adjusting knob (1) twice (with key removed or in steering lock position 0 or 1).
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Clock
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Clock
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Clock
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Adjusting clock one minute ahead or back:
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Adjusting clock one minute ahead or back:
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Pull out adjustment knob (2), briefly turn to the right respectively left and release knob.
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Adjusting clock more than one minute ahead or back:
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Adjusting clock more than one minute ahead or back:
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Pull out adjustment knob (2), turn to the right respectively left and hold until the desired time...
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Tachometer
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Tachometer
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Tachometer
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The red marking on the tachometer denotes excessive engine speed.
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Avoid this engine speed, as it may result in serious engine damage that is not covered by the Mer...
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To help protect the engine, the fuel supply is interrupted if the engine is operated within the r...
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Flexible service system (FSS)
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Flexible service system (FSS)
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Flexible service system (FSS)
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The FSS permits a flexible service schedule that is directly related to the operating conditions ...
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The symbol
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Depending on operating conditions throughout the year, the next service is calculated and display...
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The symbols
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9
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9
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9
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Service A
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´
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Service B
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The message is displayed for approximately 10\x11seconds when turning the key in steering lock to po...
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Once the suggested term has passed, the message plus symbol
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The FSS display can also be called up for approx. 10\x11seconds with display illuminated by pressing...
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Following a completed A or B service the Mercedes-Benz Center sets the counter to 10 000 miles (C...
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The counter can also be set by any individual. To do so:
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1. Turn key in steering lock to position 2.
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1. Turn key in steering lock to position 2.
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2. Within 4 seconds press button (1) twice.
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3. The present status for days or distance is displayed. Within 10 seconds turn key in steering l...
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4. Press and hold button (1), while turning key in steering lock to position 2 again. The present...
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After approx. 10 seconds a signal sounds, and the display shows 10 000 miles (Canada: 15 000 km) ...
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5. Release button (1).
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If the FSS counter was inadvertently reset, have a Mercedes-Benz Center correct it.
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Note:
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Note:
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When disconnecting vehicle battery for one or more days at a time, such days will not be counted....
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The interval between services is determined by the kind of vehicle operation. For example driving...
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Model SL 500
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Model SL 500
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The FSS allows for distances between 10 000\x11miles (Canada: 15 000 km) and 20 000 miles (Canada: 3...
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Model SL 600
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Model SL 600
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The FSS allows for distances between 10 000\x11miles (Canada: 15 000 km) and 16\x11000 miles (Canada: 2...
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However you choose to set your reference numbers, the scheduled services as posted in the Service...
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Checking engine oil level indicator
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Checking engine oil level indicator
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Checking engine oil level indicator
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x112 and wait until the symbols
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Within 1\x11second press button
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The following messages are available:
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OK
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OK
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OK
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-1.0 Q
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-1.0 Q
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-1.0 Q
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-1.5 Q
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-1.5 Q
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-1.5 Q
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-2.0 Q
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-2.0 Q
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-2.0 Q
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If the message
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HI
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HI
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HI
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The message
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Do not overfill the engine.
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Do not overfill the engine.
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Excessive oil must be drained or siphoned. It could cause damage to engine and catalytic converte...
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The symbol
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The oil level check can be repeated after a short time.
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Perform the oil level check with the dipstick, if it cannot be completed via the odometer display...
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In this case we recommend that you have the system checked at a Mercedes-Benz Center.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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If the symbols
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If no oil leaks are noted continue to drive to the nearest Mercedes-Benz Center to have the syste...
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Observe the engine oil temperature gauge.
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Fuel consumption gauge
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Fuel consumption gauge
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Fuel consumption gauge
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While driving, instantaneous fuel consumption is indicated in miles per gallon (mpg), or in Canad...
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Due to system design, minimum consumption is indicated at idle speed.
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Engine oil temperature gauge
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Engine oil temperature gauge
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Normal operating engine oil temperatures are from 175°F (80°C) to 250°F (120°C).
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During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go traffic, the engine oil temperature may rise c...
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The engine should not be operated with the engine oil temperature in the red zone. Doing so may c...
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When the engine oil temperature is close to the red marking, relieve the load on the engine by de...
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Once the engine oil temperature returns to the normal temperature range, the engine oil level sho...
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Engine oil consumption
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Engine oil consumption
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Engine oil consumption
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Engine oil consumption checks should only be made after the break-in period. During the break-in ...
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Exterior lamp switch
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Exterior lamp switch
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Exterior lamp switch
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D
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D
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D
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Off
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C
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C
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Parking lamps (also side marker lamps, taillamps, licence plate lamps, instrument panel lamps)
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Canada only: When the engine is running, the low beam is additionally switched on.
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B
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B
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Parking lamps plus low beam or high beam headlamps (combination switch pushed forward).
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\x1A
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\x1A
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Standing lamps, right (turn left one stop)
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‚
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Standing lamps, left (turn left two stops)
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…
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Front fog lamps (pull out one stop) with parking lamps and/or low beam headlamps on. Green indica...
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Rear fog lamp (pull out to second detent) in addition to the front fog lamps. Yellow indicator in...
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With the key removed and a door open, a warning sounds if the vehicle’s exterior lamps (except st...
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Fog lamps will operate with the parking lamps and/or the low beam headlamps on. Fog lamps should ...
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Fog lamps are automatically switched off when the exterior lamp switch is turned to position
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Standing lamps
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Standing lamps
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Standing lamps
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When the vehicle is parked on the street the standing lamps (right or left side parking lamps) ca...
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The standing lamps cannot be operated with the key in steering lock position 2.
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Daytime running lamp mode
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Daytime running lamp mode
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When the engine is running and the selector lever is in a driving position, the low beam headlamp...
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When shifting from a driving position to position\x11
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For nighttime driving the exterior lamp switch should be turned to position
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Night security illumination
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Night security illumination
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When exiting the vehicle after driving with the exterior lamps on, they switch on again for added...
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Combination switch
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Combination switch
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Combination switch
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1 Low beam (exterior lamp switch position
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1 Low beam (exterior lamp switch position
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2 High beam (exterior lamp switch position
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3 High beam flasher (high beam available independent of exterior lamp switch position)
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4 Turn signals, right
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5 Turn signals, left
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To signal minor directional changes, such as changing lanes on a highway, move combination switch...
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To operate the turn signals continuously, move the combination switch past the point of resistanc...
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Turn signal failure
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Turn signal failure
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P54.25-2213-26
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P54.25-2213-26
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One wipe without washer water (select only if windshield is wet).
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Headlamp cleaning system
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Headlamp cleaning system
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7 Windshield wiper
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0
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0
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0
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Wiper off
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I
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Intermittent wiping
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Rain sensor
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Rain sensor
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Notes:
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With switch in this position, one wipe occurs when turning the key in steering lock from position 0.
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Do not leave in intermittent setting when vehicle is taken to an automatic car wash or during win...
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II
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Normal wiper speed
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III
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Fast wiper speed
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Note:
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Note:
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The windshield washer reservoir, hoses and nozzles are automatically heated.
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Blocked windshield wiper
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Blocked windshield wiper
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Blocked windshield wiper
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If the windshield wiper becomes blocked (for example, due to snow), switch off the wiper.
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For safety reasons before removing ice or snow, remove key from steering lock. Remove blockage.
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Activate combination switch again (key in steering lock position\x111).
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Windshield wiper smears
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Windshield wiper smears
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Windshield wiper smears
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If the windshield wiper smears the windshield, even during rain, activate the washer system as of...
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
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For temperatures above freezing:
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MB Windshield Washer Concentrate
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1\x11part
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(40\x11ml
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For temperature below freezing:
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MB Windshield Washer Concentrate
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1\x11part
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(40\x11ml
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Hazard warning flasher switch
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Hazard warning flasher switch
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Hazard warning flasher switch
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The hazard warning flasher can be activated manually via the switch located in the dashboard.
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To activate hazard warning flasher, press switch once. To deactivate, press switch again.
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With the hazard warning flasher activated, and the combination switch in position for either left...
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Automatic climate control
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Automatic climate control
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Automatic climate control
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1 Air volume control for left air outlet, turn left to open.
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1 Air volume control for left air outlet, turn left to open.
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2 Air volume control for center air outlets, turn left to open.
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3 Air volume control for right air outlet, turn left to open.
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4 Center air outlets, adjustable
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5 Side air outlet, left and right, adjustable
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Push-buttons for center air outlets
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Push-buttons for center air outlets
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6 Heated air supply
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6 Heated air supply
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7 Non-heated/cooled air supply
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Basic mode: None of the push-buttons (6 or 7) is pressed.
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8 Display and controls, see page\x11
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The system is always at operational readiness, except when manually switched off.
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The automatic climate control only operates with the engine running.
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The temperature selector should be left at the desired temperature setting. The temperature selec...
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The system will not heat or cool any quicker by setting a higher or lower temperature.
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The automatic climate control removes considerable moisture from the air during operation in the ...
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Important!
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Important!
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This vehicle is equipped with an air conditioner system that uses R-134a (HFC: hydrofluorocarbon)...
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Display and controls
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Display and controls
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Display and controls
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Press the desired button to activate, indicator lamp is on while activated.
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U
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U
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U
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Automatic mode
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f
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Raise temperature
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g
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g
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Lower temperature
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P
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P
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Defrost
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O
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O
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Air recirculation
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F
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F
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Rear window defroster
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b
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Air distribution, manual
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S
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S
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Economy mode
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ï
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ï
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Air volume, manual
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T
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T
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Residual engine heat utilization
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Basic setting - automatic mode
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Basic setting - automatic mode
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Press
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Simultaneously press both
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Air volume and distribution are controlled automatically.
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This setting can be used all year around.
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Economy
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Economy
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Economy
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The function of this setting corresponds to the automatic mode. However, because the air conditio...
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Press
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Press
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Special settings
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Special settings
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Special settings
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Defogging windows
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Defogging windows
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Switch off
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Press
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Press
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Turn wheels (1 and 3) left to open left and right side air outlets (5).
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Automatic climate control:Defrosting
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Automatic climate control:Defrosting
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Defrosting
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Turn wheels (1 and 3) left to open left and right side air outlets (5).
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Press
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Press
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Rear window defroster
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Rear window defroster
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x112.
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To select, press
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To cancel, press
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Note:
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Heavy accumulation of snow and ice should be removed before activating the defroster.
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The rear window defroster uses a large amount of power. To keep the battery drain to a minimum, t...
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The defroster is automatically turned off after a maximum of 12\x11minutes of operation.
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If several power consumers are turned on simultaneously, or the battery is only partially charged...
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As soon as the battery has sufficient voltage, the defroster automatically turns itself back on.
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Air distribution
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Air distribution
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Automatic climate control:Air distribution
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Press
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Air volume
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Air volume
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Automatic climate control:Air volume
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Press
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To switch the automatic climate control off, press
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The fresh air supply to the car interior is shut off.
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While driving, use this setting only temporarily, otherwise the windshield could fog up.
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To switch the automatic climate control on again, press\x11
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Air recirculation
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Air recirculation
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Automatic climate control:Air recirculation
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This mode can be selected to temporarily reduce the entry of annoying odors or dust into the vehi...
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Outside air is not supplied to the car’s interior.
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To select, press
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To cancel, press
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The system will automatically switch from recirculated air to fresh air
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• after approx. 5\x11minutes at outside temperatures below approx.\x1140
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• after approx. 5\x11minutes at outside temperatures below approx.\x1140
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• after approx. 30\x11minutes, at outside temperatures above approx.\x1140
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• after approx. 5\x11minutes, if button
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Notes:
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If the windows should fog up from the inside, switch from recirculated air back to fresh air.
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At high outside temperatures, the system automatically engages the recirculated air mode thereby ...
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Residual engine heat utilization
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Residual engine heat utilization
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Automatic climate control:Residual engine heat utilization
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With the engine switched off, it is possible to continue heating the interior for a short while.
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Air volume and distribution are controlled automatically.
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To select:
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x110 or remove electronic key.
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Press
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This function selection will not activate if the battery charge level is insufficient.
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To cancel:
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Press
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The system will automatically shut off
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• If you turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x112,
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• If you turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x112,
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• after approx. 30\x11minutes,
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• if the battery voltage drops.
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Dust filter
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Dust filter
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Automatic climate control:Dust filter
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Nearly all dust particles and pollen are filtered out before outside air enters the passenger com...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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Do not obstruct the air flow by placing objects on the air flow through exhaust slots below the r...
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Also keep the air intake grille in front of windshield free of snow and debris.
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Audio and telephone, operation
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Audio and telephone, operation
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Audio and telephone, operation
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These instructions are intended to help you become acquainted with your Mercedes-Benz vehicle rad...
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Warning! In order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, system settings should be...
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Warning! In order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, system settings should be...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
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The right to correct errors and make technical amendments is reserved.
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Operating safety
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Operating safety
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Operating safety
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Warning! Any alternations made to electronic components can cause malfunctions
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Warning! Any alternations made to electronic components can cause malfunctions
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The radio, cassette deck, CD changer\x111 and telephone\x111 are interconnected. Therefore, when one of...
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The radio, cassette deck, CD changer\x11
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These malfunctions might seriously impair the operating safety of your vehicle.
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These malfunctions might seriously impair the operating safety of your vehicle.
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We recommend that you have any service work or alternations on electronic components done in an a...
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We recommend that you have any service work or alternations on electronic components done in an a...
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Dolby and the double-D symbol
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Operating and display elements
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Operating and display elements
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Operating and display elements
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1 On/off, volume
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1 On/off, volume
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2 Telephone mode selector
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3 Seek
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4 Radio mode selector
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5 Tune
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6 CD mode selector
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7 Display panel
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8 Alpha-numeric keypad for station storage and frequency entry
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9 Function button
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10 Soft keys for radio band selection
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11 Tape mode selector
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Anti-theft system
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Anti-theft system
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Anti-theft system
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Important!
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Important!
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Never leave the Radio code card in the vehicle. Keep it in a safe place.
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Entering the code number
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Entering the code number
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Entering the code number
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Switch on the radio.
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If an incorrect code has been entered and confirmed,
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Note:
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Note:
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The lock out time will only count down if the radio is left switched on.
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Button and soft key operation
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Button and soft key operation
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Button and soft key operation
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In these instructions, the alpha-numeric keypad (right side of radio face) and the function butto...
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Note:
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Note:
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Do not press directly on the radio display face.
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Operation
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Operation
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Operation
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Switching on and off
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Switching on and off
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Switching on and off
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Press the control knob
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The radio is switched off when the ignition key is turned to position 0 or removed from the ignit...
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Note:
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Note:
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The radio can also be switched on even if the ignition key is not inserted, but will switch itsel...
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Adjusting the volume
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Adjusting the volume
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Adjusting the volume
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Turn the control knob - Turning the knob clockwise will increase the volume, counterclockwise wil...
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Audio functions
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Audio functions
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Audio functions
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The AUD key is used to select the BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE functions. Settings for bass and trebl...
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Bass
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Bass
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Bass
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Treble
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Treble
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Treble
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Press the
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Balance
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Balance
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Balance
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Press the
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Centering all audio functions
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Centering all audio functions
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Centering all audio functions
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Radio mode
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Radio mode
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Radio mode
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Selecting radio mode
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Selecting radio mode
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Selecting radio mode
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Press
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Selecting the band
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Selecting the band
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Selecting the band
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Frequency ranges:
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FM
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87.9 - 107.9 MHz
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AM
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530 - 1710 kHz
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WB
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approx. 162 MHz
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Manual tuning
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Manual tuning
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Manual tuning
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The first three tuning steps will take place without muting. The radio will then be muted and hig...
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Seek tuning
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Seek tuning
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Seek tuning
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Press either the
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Scan tuning
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Scan tuning
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Scan tuning
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Station memory
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Station memory
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Station memory
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Storing stations
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Storing stations
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Storing stations
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Hold the number button down for approximately 2\x11seconds. The currently displayed frequency is sto...
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Retrieving a station from memory
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Retrieving a station from memory
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Retrieving a station from memory
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Press the desired station button.
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Direct frequency input AM and FM only
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Direct frequency input AM and FM only
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Direct frequency input AM and FM only
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Cassette mode
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Cassette mode
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Playing cassettes
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Playing cassettes
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Playing cassettes
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Press the
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Note:
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Note:
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Do not press directly on the radio display face.
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Return the display panel to its normal position by folding it back up and pressing gently on the ...
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Important:
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Important:
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If the display is in the down position for more than 20\x11seconds, 2\x11successive beeps will be heard...
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The cassette will not be ejected when the radio is switched off or another mode is selected.
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Cassette eject
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Cassette eject
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Cassette eject
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Press the eject (EJ) key. The display will fold down and the cassette will be ejected. Remove the...
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Note:
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Note:
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The cassette will not be ejected when the radio is switched off.
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Important:
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Important:
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If the display is in the down position for more than 20\x11seconds, 2\x11successive beeps will be heard...
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Track selection
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Track selection
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Track selection
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Track search forwards/backwards
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Track search forwards/backwards
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Track search forwards/backwards
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Note:
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Note:
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The beginning of a track can only be located if there is a break of at least 4\x11seconds between tr...
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Fast forward/reverse
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Fast forward/reverse
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Fast forward/reverse
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Fast forward/reverse is stopped by pressing the same button again, or it will stop automatically ...
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Scanning
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Scanning
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Scanning
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Note:
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Note:
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The beginning of a track can only be located if there is a break of at least 4\x11seconds between tr...
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Scan will be interrupted if the
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Dolby\x11NR\x11
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Dolby\x11NR\x11
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CD mode
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CD mode
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General notes on CD mode
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General notes on CD mode
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General notes on CD mode
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Should excessive temperatures occur while in CD mode,
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Should temperatures occur while in CD mode which are too low,
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Handle CDs carefully to prevent interference during playback.
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Avoid fingerprints and dust on CDs. Do not write on the CDs or apply any label to the CDs.
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Clean CDs from time to time with a commercially available cleaning cloth. No solvents, anti-stati...
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Replace the CD in its container after use. Protect CDs from heat and direct sunlight.
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Warning! The CD changer\x111 is a Class 1 laser product. There is a danger of invisible laser radiat...
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Warning! The CD changer\x11
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Do not remove the cover. The CD changer\x111 does not contain any parts which can be serviced by the...
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Do not remove the cover. The CD changer\x11
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CD changer installed
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CD changer installed
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1 CD changer\x11
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1 CD changer\x11
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2 CD magazine
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3 CD tray
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4 CD
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If a CD changer\x11
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Loading/emptying the CD magazine
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Loading/emptying the CD magazine
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Loading/emptying the CD magazine
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Audio system:CD changer
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Slide the changer door to the right and press the eject button
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Important!
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Important!
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Close the door after the magazine has been inserted.
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Playing CDs
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Playing CDs
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Playing CDs
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Press the CD button. The CD most recently played will start at the point where it was last switch...
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Skipping tracks forwards/backwards
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Skipping tracks forwards/backwards
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Skipping tracks forwards/backwards
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Press the
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Press the
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Fast forward/reverse
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Fast forward/reverse
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Fast forward/reverse
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Press the
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Press the
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Scanning
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Scanning
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Scanning
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Press the SC key. Each track will be played for 8 seconds in ascending order. The search will sto...
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Random play/repeat function
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Random play/repeat function
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Random play/repeat function
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The tracks of the current CD are played in random order when the random feature (RDM) is selected...
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Note:
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Note:
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Both functions cannot be used simultaneously.
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Direct track selection
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Direct track selection
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Direct track selection
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Tracks can be selected directly using the buttons on the alpha-numeric keypad. Press the
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Telephone operation
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Telephone operation
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Various functions of the Mercedes-Benz integrated cellular telephone\x11
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Switching the telephone on and off
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Switching the telephone on and off
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Switching the telephone on and off
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Switching off: Press and hold the
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Entering telephone number and starting dialing process
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Entering telephone number and starting dialing process
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Entering telephone number and starting dialing process
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Press the CLR key longer - and the complete number will be deleted.
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Calling up the phone book
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Calling up the phone book
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Calling up the phone book
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The numbers stored in the telephone memory can be called up via either name or number entries. Th...
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Switching between name search and number search
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Switching between name search and number search
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Switching between name search and number search
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Press ABC key - Name search
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Press NUM key - Number search
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Searching and selecting phone book entries by name
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Searching and selecting phone book entries by name
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Press the ABC key. The current name is shown on the display. The stored entries in alphabetical o...
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Searching and selecting phone book entries by number
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Searching and selecting phone book entries by number
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Searching and selecting phone book entries by number
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Press the NUM key. The current number is shown on the display. The stored entries can be selected...
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Placing a call
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Placing a call
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Placing a call
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Manual repeat dialing (redial)
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Manual repeat dialing (redial)
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Manual repeat dialing (redial)
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The last number entered can be re-selected by pressing the SND key once and the call can be place...
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Accepting incoming call in telephone mode
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Accepting incoming call in telephone mode
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Accepting incoming call in telephone mode
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With an incoming call, the ringing tone will be heard and the message
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Accepting incoming call in tape, CD or radio mode
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Accepting incoming call in tape, CD or radio mode
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Accepting incoming call in tape, CD or radio mode
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If the telephone is activated in the background (telephone symbol in the display), then a switch ...
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Terminating call
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Terminating call
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Terminating call
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A current call can be terminated by pressing the END button.
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Component malfunctions
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Component malfunctions
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Component malfunctions
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Power windows
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Power windows
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Power windows
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Power window switches located on center console
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Turn key in steering lock to position 1 or 2.
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Press switch in to resistance point:
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k
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to open
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j
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j
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to close
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Release switch when window is in desired position.
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Express opening of door windows
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Express opening of door windows
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Express opening of door windows
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Press switch
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Note:
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Note:
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The power windows can also be closed with the key or infrared remote control while locking the ve...
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Important!
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Important!
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Do not close a door with the windows fully closed while the power supply is interrupted (battery ...
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The power windows should first be resynchronized.
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After a power interruption, first synchronize the windows to enable activation of the soft top.
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Synchronizing power windows
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Synchronizing power windows
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When opening a door after the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or low), the win...
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Press
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The automatic full opening procedure of the windows should now be restored.
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Roll bar
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Roll bar
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The switch is located in the center console.
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Turn key in steering lock to position\x112.
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Press switch
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Upper half = to raise
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Lower half = to lower
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The lowering or raising procedure is immediately interrupted by releasing the roll bar switch.
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If the roll bar was raised using the switch, it will be automatically lowered when activating the...
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The roll bar will be automatically raised in an accident or in a potentially dangerous driving si...
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The roll bar can be lowered again after an automatic deployment by pressing the upper half of the...
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Warning
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Warning
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This vehicle is a two occupant vehicle. The rear storage area should never be used by any persons...
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Before operating the roll bar switch make sure that the roll bar’s path is clear and no persons d...
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Before operating the roll bar switch make sure that the roll bar’s path is clear and no persons d...
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For your own safety we recommend to drive with the roll bar raised, if
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For your own safety we recommend to drive with the roll bar raised, if
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5°F (-15°C)
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• the soft top is closed and pets are placed in the rear storage area.
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Note:
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If the indicator lamps in the switch are blinking or if the warning lamp in the instrument cluste...
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In this case, drive only with the roll bar raised until the problem has been corrected. Raise the...
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Have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center as soon as possible.
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Important!
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Important!
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The roll bar is intended to be a safety enhancement to the other features designed into the vehic...
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Interior lighting
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Interior lighting
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Interior lighting
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Interior lamps
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Interior lamps
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Interior lamps
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The switches are located above the inside rear view mirror.
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1 Interior lamps are switched on, and off (soft fade) delayed, when unlocking or locking the vehi...
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1 Interior lamps are switched on, and off (soft fade) delayed, when unlocking or locking the vehi...
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2 Interior lamps switched off
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3 Interior lamps switched on continuously
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Reading lamps
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Reading lamps
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Reading lamps
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4 Left reading lamp switched on
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4 Left reading lamp switched on
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5 Reading lamps switched off
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6 Right reading lamp switched on
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Entrance lamps in footwells, exit lamps in doors
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Entrance lamps in footwells, exit lamps in doors
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Entrance lamps in footwells, exit lamps in doors
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These lamps are switched on and off by the door contact switches.
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Note:
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To prevent the vehicle battery from being discharged, do not leave doors open for a long period o...
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Sunshade, manual
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Sunshade, manual
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Sunshade, manual
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To close:
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To close:
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Slide handle of sunshade along Panorama roof and engage in lock.
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To open:
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To open:
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Disengage handle from lock, and guide sunshade until fully retracted. Do not let the sunshade sna...
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Warning
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Warning
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Do not operate the sunshade while driving. Adjusting the sunshade while driving could cause the d...
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Power sunshade
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Power sunshade
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Power sunshade
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The switch is located above the inside rear view mirror.
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Turn key in steering lock to position\x112.
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1 Press and hold to close.
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1 Press and hold to close.
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2 Press and hold to open.
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Warning
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Warning
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Do not operate the sunshade while driving. Adjusting the sunshade while driving could cause the d...
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In case the procedure causes potential danger, the procedure can be immediately halted by releasi...
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In case the procedure causes potential danger, the procedure can be immediately halted by releasi...
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Sun visors
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Sun visors
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Sun visors
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Swing sun visors down to protect against sun glare.
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If sunlight enters through a side window, disengage visor from inner mounting (1) and pivot to th...
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Illuminated vanity mirror
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Illuminated vanity mirror
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Illuminated vanity mirror
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With the visor engaged in its inner mounting (1), the lamp can be switched on by opening the cove...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not use the driver’s vanity mirror while driving.
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Interior
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Interior
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Interior
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Warning!
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To help avoid personal injury during a collision or sudden maneuver, exercise care when stowing t...
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Luggage nets cannot secure hard or heavy objects.
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Luggage nets cannot secure hard or heavy objects.
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Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment) in the dashboard
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Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment) in the dashboard
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Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment) in the dashboard
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1 Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment)
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1 Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment)
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2 Button for storage compartment
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3 Lock
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Opening compartment (1):
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Opening compartment (1):
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Press button (2).
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Locking:
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Locking:
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Turn master key in lock (3) to the right and remove.
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Unlocking:
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Unlocking:
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Turn master key back to vertical position.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Keep compartment lids closed. This will prevent stored objects from being thrown about and injuri...
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The storage compartments may be locked and unlocked by using the master key in lock (3).
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Interior central locking system
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Interior central locking system
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Interior central locking system
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1 Initial position (integrated with vehicle central locking system)
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1 Initial position (integrated with vehicle central locking system)
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2 Separate locking of storage compartments
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3 Emergency operation
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The following storage compartments are part of the interior central locking system:
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• eyeglasses compartment in the dashboard
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• eyeglasses compartment in the dashboard
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• console storage compartments,
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• rear storage compartments.
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Integration with vehicle central locking system
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Integration with vehicle central locking system
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Integration with vehicle central locking system
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When locking or unlocking the vehicle from the outside by using the master key, the interior stor...
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Separate locking of storage compartments
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Separate locking of storage compartments
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Separate locking of storage compartments
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Locking:
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Turn master key to position 2 and remove from lock. The storage compartments remain locked- even ...
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Unlocking:
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Turn master key to position 1 and remove from lock.
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If the vehicle was locked from the outside, the storage compartments remain in the locked mode un...
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If the interior storage compartments are to remain locked (for example while in a repair shop), l...
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When unlocking a door from the inside, on a vehicle previously locked from the outside, the stora...
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In case of a malfunction the eyeglasses compartment can still be opened. To do so, turn the maste...
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Armrest
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Armrest
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To adjust:
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Press button (1) and slide armrest forward or backward.
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Console storage compartments
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Console storage compartments
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Console storage compartments
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To open front compartment:
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To open front compartment:
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Slide cover (1) back.
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Opening rear compartment:
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Opening rear compartment:
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Press button (2).
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The compartments can be locked and unlocked with the central locking system.
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Cup holder
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Cup holder
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Cup holder
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To open compartment:
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To open compartment:
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Slide cover (1) back.
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To open cup holder (2):
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To open cup holder (2):
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Lift handle in direction of arrow.
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To close cup holder (3):
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To close cup holder (3):
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Lift handle in direction of arrow.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Keep cup holder closed while traveling. Place only containers that fit into the cup holder to pre...
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Do not fill containers to a height where the contents could spill during vehicle maneuvers, espec...
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Do not fill containers to a height where the contents could spill during vehicle maneuvers, espec...
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Parcel net in passenger footwell
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Parcel net in passenger footwell
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Parcel net in passenger footwell
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A small convenience parcel net is located in the passenger footwell. It is for small and light it...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not place heavy or fragile objects, or objects having sharp edges, in the parcel net.
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In an accident, during hard braking or sudden maneuvers, they could be thrown around inside the v...
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In an accident, during hard braking or sudden maneuvers, they could be thrown around inside the v...
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Door pockets
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Door pockets
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Door pockets
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To open:
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Lift cover.
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Rear storage compartment
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Rear storage compartment
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Rear storage compartment
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To open compartment:
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To open compartment:
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Press button (1) and lift cover.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Keep compartment lids closed. This will prevent stored objects from being thrown about and injuri...
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Ashtray with lighter
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Ashtray with lighter
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Ashtray with lighter
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Ashtray in center console
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By touching the bottom of the cover lightly, the ashtray opens automatically.
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Prior to removing the ashtray insert, move the gear selector lever to position
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Remove front ashtray only with vehicle standing still. With the gear selector lever in position
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To remove ashtray:
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To remove ashtray:
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Push sliding knob (1) toward the right to eject the insert.
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To install ashtray:
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To install ashtray:
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Install insert into ashtray frame and push down to engage.
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Lighter
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Lighter
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Lighter
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1 Lighter
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1 Lighter
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Turn key in steering lock to position 1 or 2.
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Push in lighter (1); it will pop out automatically when hot.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Never touch the heating element or sides of the lighter, they are extremely hot, hold at knob only.
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the key from the steering lock. Do not leave children unat...
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the key from the steering lock. Do not leave children unat...
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Note:
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The lighter socket can be used to accommodate electrical accessories up to a maximum 85\x11W.
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Telephone, general
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Telephone, general
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Telephone, general
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Your concentration on the road and traffic conditions must take priority. Only use the telephone
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Park if you wish to use the handset rather than the hands-free device to make a call.
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Park if you wish to use the handset rather than the hands-free device to make a call.
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
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Never operate radio transmitters equipped with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. without being...
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Never operate radio transmitters equipped with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. without being...
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See separate instruction manual for instructions on how to operate the telephone.
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1 Observe the legal requirements in all countries concerned.
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Garage door opener
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Garage door opener
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Garage door opener
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1 Signal transmitter keys
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1 Signal transmitter keys
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2 Indicator lamp
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3 Portable remote control transmitter
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The built-in remote control is capable of operating up to three separately controlled objects.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When programming a garage door opener, the door moves up or down.
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When programming a garage door opener, the door moves up or down.
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When programming or operating the remote control make sure there is no possibility of anyone bein...
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When programming or operating the remote control make sure there is no possibility of anyone bein...
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Notes:
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Certain types of garage door openers are incompatible with the integrated opener. If you should e...
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For operation in the USA only: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is s...
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(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
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(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause unde...
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Any unauthorized modification to this device could void the user’s authority to operate the equip...
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Programming or reprogramming the integrated remote control:
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Programming or reprogramming the integrated remote control:
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1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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2. Hold the end of the hand-held transmitter of the device you wish to train approximately\x112 to 5...
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4. The indicator lamp on the integrated remote control will flash, first slowly and then rapidly....
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Note:
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If, after repeated attempts, you do not successfully program the integrated remote control device...
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Rolling code programming:
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Rolling code programming:
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To train a garage door opener (or other rolling code devices) with the rolling code feature, foll...
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1. Locate training button on the garage door opener motor head unit. Exact location and color of ...
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1. Locate training button on the garage door opener motor head unit. Exact location and color of ...
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2. Press
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Following step\x112, there are 30\x11seconds to initiate step\x113.
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3. Firmly press and release the programmed integrated remote control transmit button. Press and r...
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4. Confirm the garage door operation by pressing the programmed button on the integrated remote c...
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Canadian programming:
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Canadian programming:
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During programming, your hand-held transmitter may automatically stop transmitting. Continue to p...
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Operation of remote control:
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Operation of remote control:
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1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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2. Select and press the appropriate button to activate the remote controlled device. The integrat...
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Erasing the remote control memory:
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Erasing the remote control memory:
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1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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2. Simultaneously holding down the left and right side buttons for approximately 20\x11seconds, or u...
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Hardtop or panorama roof
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Hardtop or panorama roof
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The removal or attachment of the hardtop can be carried out by 2 persons.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not place your hands between the hardtop and the car body while the hardtop is being locked or...
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Removing hardtop
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Removing hardtop
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Removing hardtop
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1. Engage parking brake.
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1. Engage parking brake.
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2. Open doors.
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3. Disconnect plug (1) for rear window defroster.
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Please note, if soft top switch is activated after 10\x11seconds have expired, turn the key back to ...
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The unlocking procedure begins after approx. 2\x11seconds:
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• The roll bar lowers.
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• The roll bar lowers.
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• The roll bar lowers.
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• The indicator lamp in the soft top switch lights up.
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• The hardtop unlocks.
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Important!
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Removal of the key from the steering lock is a safety measure ensuring that the key cannot be tur...
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6. Lift the hardtop vertically from its attachment points (3) and locating points (4) and careful...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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To prevent possible accidents, drive the vehicle only with the hardtop either completely closed a...
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Attaching hardtop
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Attaching hardtop
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Attaching hardtop
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1. Engage parking brake and turn key in steering lock to position 2.
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1. Engage parking brake and turn key in steering lock to position 2.
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2. Lower roll bar, see page
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3. Open doors.
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4. Turn radio and telephone off to lower power antenna, turn key in steering lock to position\x110 a...
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5. From the rear of the vehicle, lift the hardtop carefully over the attachment points (1) and lo...
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7. Slide soft top switch (3) forward - the hardtop should lock and the indicator lamp in the swit...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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The raising or lowering procedure of the soft top is not completed if the indicator lamp in the s...
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• does not go out (with key in steering lock position\x112),
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• does not go out (with key in steering lock position\x112),
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• blinks when starting to drive and an alarm sounds.
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When safe to do so, immediately stop the vehicle and lock the soft top:
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When safe to do so, immediately stop the vehicle and lock the soft top:
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• Turn key in steering lock to position 2,
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• Turn key in steering lock to position 2,
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• Slide soft/hardtop switch forward.
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Do not drive the car with the hardtop not locked, as that could cause personal injury to you or y...
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Do not drive the car with the hardtop not locked, as that could cause personal injury to you or y...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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For safety reasons, the hardtop can only be unlocked while the vehicle is standing still, and wit...
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If the indicator lamp in the soft top switch blinks while activating the switch, the battery volt...
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If the indicator lamp continues to blink, remove the hardtop (see page
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Soft top
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Soft top
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A minimum height clearance of 6.5\x11ft (2\x11m) is required to lower or raise the soft top.
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Do not lower a frozen soft top until thawed and dry. Doing so may result in damage not covered by...
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To prevent mildew, the soft top must be dry before lowering it into the storage compartment.
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5\x1EF (-15\x1EC), since th...
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The lowering or raising procedure is immediately interrupted by releasing the soft top switch.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Before operating the soft top switch make sure that no persons due to inattention are injured by ...
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Hands must never be placed near the roll bar, soft top frame, upper windshield area or soft top s...
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Hands must never be placed near the roll bar, soft top frame, upper windshield area or soft top s...
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Lowering soft top
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Lowering soft top
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Lowering soft top
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1. Engage parking brake.
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1. Engage parking brake.
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2. Turn key in steering lock to position\x112.
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3. Slide soft top switch (1) back and hold:
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• The side windows lower
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• The side windows lower
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• The side windows lower
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• The roll bar lowers.
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• The indicator lamp in the soft top switch lights up.
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• The soft top is lowered into the soft top storage compartment.
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• The storage compartment cover closes and locks.
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• The indicator lamp in the switch goes out - the lowering procedure is completed.
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If the soft top switch is held or is released and slid back again within approx. 2 seconds, the s...
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However, the side windows and the roll bar can also be activated using their respective switches.
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Note:
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Note:
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A wet or frozen soft top must not be folded until thawed and dry.
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Raising soft top
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Raising soft top
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Raising soft top
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1. Engage parking brake
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1. Engage parking brake
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2. Turn key in steering lock to position 2.
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3. Fold down sun visors.
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4. Slide soft top switch (2) forward and hold:
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• The side windows lower.
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• The side windows lower.
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• The side windows lower.
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• The roll bar lowers.
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• The indicator lamp in the soft top switch lights up.
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• The soft top closes and locks. Note: If the soft top does not engage in the windshield header a...
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• The indicator lamp in the soft top switch goes out - the closing procedure is completed.
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However, the side windows and the roll bar can also be activated using their respective switches.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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The soft top is not locked:
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• if the indicator lamp in the soft top switch does not go out (key in steering lock position\x112),
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• if the indicator lamp in the soft top switch does not go out (key in steering lock position\x112),
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• if the indicator lamp in the soft top switch does not go out (key in steering lock position\x112),
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• if the indicator lamp blinks, and a warning sounds for 10 seconds when starting to drive.
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• if the indicator lamp blinks, and a warning sounds for 10 seconds when starting to drive.
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• if the indicator lamp blinks, and a warning sounds for 10 seconds when starting to drive.
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Stop the vehicle and before continuing to drive, lock the soft top:
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Stop the vehicle and before continuing to drive, lock the soft top:
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The key should be in steering lock position 2.
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The key should be in steering lock position 2.
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Slide soft top switch forward.
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Slide soft top switch forward.
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If the soft top is not locked, it may fold back or forward when driving.
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If the soft top is not locked, it may fold back or forward when driving.
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During soft top operation, do not place your hands near the roll bar, soft top frame, upper winds...
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During soft top operation, do not place your hands near the roll bar, soft top frame, upper winds...
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For safety reasons, the soft top cannot be unlocked while driving.
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However, if the soft top is not completely locked, it can be locked while driving by pushing the ...
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If the indicator lamp in the soft top switch blinks while activating the switch,
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• the battery voltage may be insufficient - start engine and let run while activating switch,
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• the battery voltage may be insufficient - start engine and let run while activating switch,
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• the system may be overloaded (for example after lowering or raising the soft top approx. 5\x11cons...
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• and the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or empty), the soft top cannot be fu...
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To raise the soft top, for safety reasons, first remove key from steering lock. Lower soft top by...
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To lower the soft top, first resynchronize the power windows. See page
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If the indicator lamp continues to blink, lock the soft top manually. See page
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Have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes- Benz Center as soon as possible.
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Note:
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Note:
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If the roll bar was raised automatically, the process of raising or lowering the soft top will ta...
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Whenever possible, park vehicle in the shade as continuous exposure to sun rays can prematurely d...
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Permanent creases in the plastic window, caused by storage of the soft top in the storage compart...
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The soft top may become moldy if it is kept in the storage compartment for an extended period.
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Therefore, we recommend raising and airing it thoroughly with the side windows open (do not expos...
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Wind screen
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Wind screen
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Wind screen
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The wind screen is stored in a trunk mounted container\x11(1) which is fastened by clamps (arrows).
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Installation
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Installation
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Wind screen:Installation
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1. Raise roll bar partially using switch on center console, see page
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1. Raise roll bar partially using switch on center console, see page
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3. Slide wind screen up into roll bar (1), using care not to get the attachment straps (2) caught.
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4. Raise roll bar completely.
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6. Tighten straps (4).
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7. Lower roll bar.
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Setting up
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Setting up
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Wind screen:Setting up
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Push top of wind screen fully forward against internal stop.
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Removal
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Removal
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Wind screen:Removal
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1. Fold down top of wind screen.
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1. Fold down top of wind screen.
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2. Raise roll bar using switch on center console.
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4. Lower roll bar partially.
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The wind screen can be stored in a trunk mounted container.
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Antenna
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Antenna
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Antenna
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The antenna extends when switching on the radio and/ or telephone.
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Note:
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Note:
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To retract the antenna (e.g. when entering a car wash) both radio and telephone must be switched ...
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Control and operation of radio transmitters 153
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio 153
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio 153
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 154
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Maintenance 154
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Tele Aid 155
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Catalytic converter 163
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Emission control 164
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Steering lock 165
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Starting and turning off the engine 167
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Before starting 167
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Before starting 167
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Starting 167
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Turning off 167
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Automatic transmission 168
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Driving 168
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Driving 168
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Accelerator Position 169
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Selector lever positions 169
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Maneuvering 172
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Stopping 172
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Program mode selector switch 173
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Emergency Operation 174
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Parking brake 175
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Driving instructions 176
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel 176
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel 176
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Drinking and driving 176
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Pedals 176
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Power assistance 177
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Brakes 177
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Driving off 178
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Parking 178
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Tires 179
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Aquaplaning 180
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Tire traction 180
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Tire speed rating 181
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Snow chains 181
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Vehicles with sport package 181
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Winter driving instructions 182
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Winter driving 183
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Block heater 183
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Deep water 184
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Traveling abroad 184
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Cruise control 185
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Brake assist system (BAS) 188
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Antilock brake system (ABS) 190
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ABS control 191
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ABS control 191
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Electronic Stability Program (ESP) 192
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Synchronizing ESP 193
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Synchronizing ESP 193
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ESP Control Switch 194
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Level control system 196
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Level control switch positions 196
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Level control switch positions 196
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Normal Level 197
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Wheel Change Switch 198
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Adaptive Damping System (ADS) 199
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Adaptive damping system adjustment 199
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Adaptive damping system adjustment 199
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What you should know at the gas station 200
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Fuel supply 200
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Fuel supply 200
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Fuel 200
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Check regularly and before a long trip 202
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Driving
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Driving
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Driving
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Driving
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Control and operation of radio transmitters
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio
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Radio, telephone and two-way radio
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Warning!
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Please do not forget that your primary responsibility is to drive the vehicle. Only operate the r...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
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1 Observe all legal requirements.
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Telephones and two-way radio
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Telephones and two-way radio
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Telephones and two-way radio
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Never operate radio transmitters equipped with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. without being...
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Radio transmitters, such as a portable telephone or a citizens band unit should only be used insi...
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Refer to the radio transmitter operation instructions regarding use of an external antenna.
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km)
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km)
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km)
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The more cautiously you treat your vehicle during the break-in period, the more satisfied you wil...
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During this period, avoid heavy loads (full throttle driving) and excessive engine speeds.
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Avoid accelerating by kickdown. It is not recommended to brake the vehicle by manually shifting t...
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After 1\x11000 miles (1\x11500 km) speeds may be gradually increased to the permissible maximum.
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Maintenance
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Maintenance
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Maintenance
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Approximately 30 days or 2000 miles (2000 km) prior to the next recommended service, the remainin...
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We strongly recommend that you have your vehicle serviced by your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center...
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Failure to have the vehicle maintained in accordance with the Service Booklet at the designated t...
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Tele Aid
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Tele Aid
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Tele Aid
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Important!
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Important!
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The initial activation of the Tele Aid system may only be performed by completing the subscriber ...
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If you have any questions regarding activation, please call the Response Center at 1-800-756-9018...
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The Tele\x11Aid system consists of three types of response; automatic and manual emergency, roadside...
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The Tele\x11Aid system is always operational, providing that the vehicle’s battery is charged and pr...
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System self-check
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System self-check
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Initially, after turning the key in steering lock to position\x112, malfunctions are detected and in...
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If a malfunction is indicated as outlined above, have the system checked at the nearest Mercedes\x15...
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Important!
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Important!
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Always make sure that the indicator lamp in the
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Emergency calls
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Emergency calls
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An emergency call is initiated automatically following an accident in which the Emergency Tension...
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Once the emergency call is in progress, the indicator lamp in the
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A voice connection between the Response Center and the occupants of the vehicle will be establish...
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The Tele Aid system is available if:
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• it has been activated and is operational. Activation requires a subscription for monitoring ser...
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• it has been activated and is operational. Activation requires a subscription for monitoring ser...
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• the relevant cellular phone network and
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Note:
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Note:
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Location of the vehicle on a map is possible if the vehicle is able to receive signals from the G...
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Should this occur, assistance must be summoned by other means.
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Should this occur, assistance must be summoned by other means.
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Tele Aid:Initiating an emergency call
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Tele Aid:Initiating an emergency call
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Tele Aid:Initiating an emergency call
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Briefly press on cover\x11(1) – the cover will open.
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Press the emergency call switch\x11(2) briefly (for longer than 2\x11seconds). The indicator lamp in th...
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Close the cover\x11(1) after the emergency call is concluded.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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If you feel at any way in jeopardy when in the vehicle (e.g. smoke or fire in the vehicle, vehicl...
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Tele Aid:Roadside Assistance
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Tele Aid:Roadside Assistance
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Tele Aid:Roadside Assistance
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Located below the center armrest cover is the Roadside Assistance button\x11
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A voice connection between the Roadside Assistance dispatcher and the occupants of the vehicle wi...
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If the vehicle requires more than Sign and Drive services, the Mercedes-Benz Roadside assistance ...
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For other than Sign and Drive services, labor and\x12/\x12or towing charges may apply. Refer to the Roa...
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The indicator lamp in the Roadside Assistance button\x11
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Tele Aid:Information
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Tele Aid:Information
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Tele Aid:Information
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Located below the center armrest cover is the Information button\x11
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A voice connection between the Client Assistance Center representative and the occupants of the v...
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If you have chosen the Route Guidance Service (an optional service available at additional cost i...
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For more details concerning this optional service, please contact the Response Center at\x111-800-75...
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Notes:
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The indicator lamp in the Information button\x11
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Important!
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Important!
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If the indicator lamps do not illuminate or remain illuminated (in red) at any time, the Tele Aid...
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Upgrade Signals
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Tele Aid system processes calls using the following priority.
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• Automatic emergency\x11–\x11First priority
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• Automatic emergency\x11–\x11First priority
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• Manual emergency\x11–\x11Second priority
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• Roadside assistance\x11–\x11Third priority
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• Information\x11–\x11Fourth priority
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Should a higher priority call be initiated while you are connected, an upgrade (alternating) tone...
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Important!
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Important!
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If the indicator lamp continues to flash or the system does not reset, contact the Response Cente...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The indicator lamp in the respective button flashes until the call is concluded and this can only...
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When a Tele Aid call has been initiated, the audio system is muted and the selected mode (radio, ...
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Remote door unlock
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Remote door unlock
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In the case you have your vehicle locked unintentionally (e.g. key inside vehicle), and the reser...
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Then return to your vehicle and press trunk lock for a minimum of 20\x11seconds.
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The Response Center will then unlock your vehicle with the remote door unlocking feature.
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Note:
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Note:
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The remote door unlock feature is available if the relevant cellular phone network and
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Vehicle location\x12/\x12stolen vehicle tracking services
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Vehicle location\x12/\x12stolen vehicle tracking services
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Should you wish to locate your vehicle, contact the Mercedes\x15Benz Response Center at 1-800-756-90...
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In the event your vehicle was stolen, report the incident to the police who will issue a numbered...
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The Response Center will then attempt to covertly contact the vehicle’s Tele Aid system. The key ...
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Important!
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Important!
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Tele Aid utilizes the cellular network for communication and the
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Warning!
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The Tele\x11Aid control unit is located under the driver’s seat. If there is accumulation of water o...
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Catalytic converter
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Catalytic converter
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Catalytic converter
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Your Mercedes-Benz is equipped with monolithic type catalytic converters, an important element in...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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To prevent damage to the catalytic converters, use only premium unleaded gasoline in this vehicle.
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Any noticeable irregularities in engine operation should be repaired promptly. Otherwise, excessi...
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Warning!
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As with any vehicle, do not idle, park or operate this vehicle in areas where combustible materia...
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Emission control
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Emission control
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Emission control
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Certain systems of the engine serve to keep the toxic components of the exhaust gases within perm...
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These systems, of course, will function properly only when maintained strictly according to facto...
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Warning!
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Inhalation of exhaust gas is hazardous to your health. All exhaust gas contains carbon monoxide, ...
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Do not run the engine in confined areas (such as a garage) which are not properly ventilated. If ...
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Do not run the engine in confined areas (such as a garage) which are not properly ventilated. If ...
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Steering lock
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Steering lock
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Steering lock
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0 The key can be withdrawn in this position only. The steering is locked when the electronic key ...
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0 The key can be withdrawn in this position only. The steering is locked when the electronic key ...
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The key can be removed only with your foot off the brake pedal and the selector level in position
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1 Steering is unlocked.
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(If necessary, move steering wheel slightly to allow the key to be turned clockwise to position 1.)
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Most electrical consumers can be operated. For detailed information see respective subjects.
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2 Driving position.
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3 Starting position.
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See page
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the key from the steering lock, and lock the vehicle. Do n...
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A warning sounds when the driver’s door is opened while the key is in steering lock position 1 or 0.
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With the engine at idle speed, the charging rate of the alternator (output) is limited.
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It is therefore recommended that you turn off unnecessary electrical consumers while driving in s...
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Unnecessary strain on the battery and charging system may be minimized by turning off the followi...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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To prevent accelerated battery discharge and a possible dead battery, always remove the key from ...
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Starting and turning off the engine
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Starting and turning off the engine
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Starting and turning off the engine
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Before starting
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Before starting
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Before starting
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Ensure that parking brake is engaged and that selector lever is in position
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Starting
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Starting
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Starting
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Do not depress accelerator. Briefly turn key in steering lock clockwise to the stop and release. ...
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If engine will not run, and the starting procedure stops, turn key completely to the left and rep...
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After several unsuccessful attempts, have the system checked at the nearest authorized Mercedes-B...
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Important!
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Important!
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Due to the installed starter nonrepeat feature, the key must be turned completely to the left bef...
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In areas where temperatures frequently drop below -4
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Turning off
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Turning off
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Turning off
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Turn the key in the steering lock to position 0 to stop the engine.
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Vehicles with automatic transmission:
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The key can only be removed with your foot off the brake pedal and the selector lever in position
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Automatic transmission
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Automatic transmission
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Automatic transmission
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The automatic transmission selects individual gears automatically, dependent upon
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• Selector lever position
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• Selector lever position
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• Program mode selector
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• Accelerator position
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• Vehicle speed
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The gear shifting process is continuously adapted, dependent on the driving style, the driving si...
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Important!
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Important!
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When parking the car or before working on the vehicle with the engine running, firmly engage the ...
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Driving
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Driving
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Driving
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The selector lever is automatically locked while in position
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Shift selector lever to the desired position only when the engine is idling normally and the serv...
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Warning!
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It is dangerous to shift the selector lever out of
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Important!
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Important!
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After selecting any driving position from
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Accelerator Position
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Accelerator Position
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Accelerator Position
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Partial throttle = early upshifting = normal acceleration
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Full throttle = later upshifting = rapid acceleration
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Kickdown (depressing the accelerator beyond full throttle) = downshifting to a lower gear = maxim...
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Selector lever positions
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Selector lever positions
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Selector lever positions
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The automatic gear shifting process can be adapted to specific operating conditions using the sel...
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Park position
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Park position
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The park position is to be used when parking the vehicle. Engage only with the vehicle stopped. T...
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The key can be removed from the steering lock only with the foot off the brake pedal and the sele...
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Reverse gear
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Reverse gear
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Depending on the program mode selector switch position\x11
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Neutral
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Neutral
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No power is transmitted from the engine to the drive axle. When the brakes are released, the vehi...
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Important!
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Important!
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Coasting the vehicle, or driving for any other reason with selector lever in
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The transmission automatically upshifts through 5th gear. Position
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Upshift through 4th gear only. Suitable for performance driving. To shift from position\x11
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Upshift through 3rd gear only. Suitable for moderately steep hills. Since the transmission does n...
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Upshift through 2nd gear only. For driving in mountainous regions or under extreme operating cond...
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Use this position, which makes maximum use of the engine’s braking effect, while descending very ...
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Important!
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Important!
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With selector lever in position
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During the brief warm-up period this delayed upshift and increased engine noise might be perceive...
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The delayed upshift is effective with vehicle speeds below 31 mph (50 km/h) at partial throttle a...
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To avoid overrevving the engine when the selector lever is moved to a lower driving range, the tr...
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To prevent the engine from laboring at low RPM when driving uphill gradients or with your vehicle...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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On slippery road surfaces, never downshift in order to obtain braking action. This could result i...
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Maneuvering
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Maneuvering
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Maneuvering
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To maneuver in tight areas, e.g. when pulling into a parking space, control the vehicle speed by ...
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To rock a vehicle out of soft ground (mud or snow), alternately shift from forward to reverse, wh...
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Rocking a vehicle free in this manner may cause the ABS malfunction indicator lamp to come on. Tu...
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Stopping
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Stopping
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Stopping
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For brief stops, e.g. at traffic lights, leave the transmission in gear and hold vehicle with the...
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For longer stops with the engine idling, shift into
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When stopping the vehicle on an uphill gradient, do not hold it with the accelerator, use the bra...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Getting out of your vehicle with the selector lever not fully engaged in position
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Always set the parking brake in addition to shifting to position “P”.
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Always set the parking brake in addition to shifting to position
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When parked on an incline, also turn front wheel towards the road curb.
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When parked on an incline, also turn front wheel towards the road curb.
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Program mode selector switch
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Program mode selector switch
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Program mode selector switch
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The transmission is provided with a selector switch for Standard
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Never change the program mode when the selector lever is out of position
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Important!
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Important!
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Always be certain of the program mode selected since the vehicle driving characteristics change w...
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S
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S
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S
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Standard mode
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Press switch on symbol
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The vehicle starts out in 1st gear.
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Accelerator Operation: Fast on = depressing the accelerator pedal quickly (not into kickdown posi...
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Fast off = there will be no upshift when releasing the accelerator pedal quickly, e.g. using the ...
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W
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W
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Winter/Wet (snow and ice) mode
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Press switch on symbol \W\. The vehicle starts out in 2nd gear, except with selector lever in 1st...
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The \W\ mode helps to improve traction and driving stability of the vehicle.
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The gear shifting process occurs at lower vehicle and engine speeds than in the \S\ program mode.
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Important!
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Important!
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Dependent on the program mode selector switch position
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Emergency Operation
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Emergency Operation
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Emergency Operation
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If vehicle acceleration worsens, or the transmission no longer shifts, the transmission is most l...
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In this mode only the 2nd gear or reverse gear can be activated.
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To engage 2nd gear or reverse:
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1. Stop the vehicle.
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1. Stop the vehicle.
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2. Move selector lever to position
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3. Turn off the engine.
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4. Wait approx. 10 seconds.
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5. Restart the engine.
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6. Move selector lever to position
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Have the transmission checked at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
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Parking brake
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Parking brake
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Parking brake
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To engage, firmly depress parking brake pedal. When the key is in steering lock position 2, the b...
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To release the parking brake, pull handle on instrument panel. The brake warning lamp in the inst...
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A warning sounds, if you start to drive without having released the parking brake.
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Also see brake warning lamp test on page
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock, and lock the ve...
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Driving instructions
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Driving instructions
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Driving instructions
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel
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Drive sensibly - Save fuel
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Fuel consumption, to a great extent, depends on driving habits and operating conditions.
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• keep tires at the recommended inflation pressures,
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• keep tires at the recommended inflation pressures,
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• remove unnecessary loads,
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• allow engine to warm up under low load use,
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• avoid frequent acceleration and deceleration,
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• have all maintenance work performed at regular intervals by an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
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Fuel consumption is also increased by driving in cold weather, in stop-and-go traffic, on short t...
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Drinking and driving
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Drinking and driving
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Drinking and driving
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Warning!
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Drinking or taking drugs and driving can be a very dangerous combination. Even a small amount of ...
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The possibility of a serious or even fatal accident is sharply increased when you drink or take d...
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The possibility of a serious or even fatal accident is sharply increased when you drink or take d...
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Please don‘t drink or take drugs and drive or allow anyone to drive after drinking or taking drugs.
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Please don‘t drink or take drugs and drive or allow anyone to drive after drinking or taking drugs.
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Pedals
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Pedals
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Pedals
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Warning!
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Keep driver‘s foot area clear at all times. Objects stored in this area may impair pedal movement.
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Power assistance
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Power assistance
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Power assistance
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When the engine is not running, the brake and steering systems are without power assistance. Unde...
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Brakes
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Brakes
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Brakes
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Warning!
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After driving in heavy rain for some time without applying the brakes or through water deep enoug...
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Resting your foot on the brake pedal will cause excessive and premature wear of the brake pads.
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Resting your foot on the brake pedal will cause excessive and premature wear of the brake pads.
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It can also result in the brakes overheating thereby significantly reducing their effectiveness. ...
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It can also result in the brakes overheating thereby significantly reducing their effectiveness. ...
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The condition of the parking brake system is checked each time the vehicle is in the shop for the...
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If the parking brake is released and the brake warning lamp in the instrument cluster stays on, t...
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Brake pad wear or a leak in the system may be the reason for low brake fluid in the reservoir.
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Have the brake system inspected at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center immediately.
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All checks and service work on the brake system should be carried out by an authorized Mercedes-B...
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Install only brake pads and brake fluid recommended by Mercedes-Benz.
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Warning!
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If other than recommended brake pads are installed, or other than recommended brake fluid is used...
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The trunk is the preferred place to carry objects.
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The trunk is the preferred place to carry objects.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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When driving down long and steep grades, relieve the load on the brakes by shifting into a lower ...
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After hard braking, it is advisable to drive on for some time, rather than immediately parking, s...
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Driving off
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Driving off
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Driving off
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Apply the service brakes to test them briefly after driving off. Perform this procedure only when...
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Warm up the engine smoothly. Do not place full load on the engine until the operating temperature...
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When starting off on a slippery surface, do not allow one drive wheel to spin for an extended per...
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Parking
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Parking
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Parking
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Warning!
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To reduce the risk of personal injury as a result of vehicle movement,
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1. Keep right foot on the service brake pedal.
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1. Keep right foot on the service brake pedal.
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1. Keep right foot on the service brake pedal.
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2. Firmly engage parking brake.
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3. Move the selector lever to position
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4. Slowly release the service brake pedal.
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5. Turn front wheels towards the road curb.
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6. Turn the key to steering lock position 0 and remove.
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7. Take the key and lock vehicle when leaving.
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Important!
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Important!
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Always engage the parking brake whenever parking or leaving the vehicle. In addition, move select...
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When parking on hills, always set the parking brake.
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Tires
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Tires
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Tires
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Warning!
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Warning!
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If you feel a sudden significant vibration or ride disturbance, or you suspect that possible dama...
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Inspect the tires and under the vehicle for possible damage. If the vehicle or tires appear unsaf...
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Inspect the tires and under the vehicle for possible damage. If the vehicle or tires appear unsaf...
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Tread wear indicators (TWI) are required by law. These indicators are located in six places on th...
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Do not allow your tires to wear down too far. As tread depth approaches
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Depending upon the weather and/or road surface (conditions), the tire traction varies widely.
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Depending upon the weather and/or road surface (conditions), the tire traction varies widely.
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Specified tire pressures must be maintained. This applies particularly if the tires are subjected...
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Aquaplaning
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Aquaplaning
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Aquaplaning
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Tire traction
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Tire traction
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Tire traction
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The safe speed on a wet, snow covered or icy road is always lower than on a dry road.
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You should pay particular attention to the condition of the road whenever the outside temperature...
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If ice has formed on the road, tire traction will be substantially reduced. Under such weather co...
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S rated radial-ply tires for the winter season for all four wheels to insure norma...
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Tire speed rating
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Tire speed rating
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Tire speed rating
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Vehicles without Sport Package: Your vehicle is factory equipped with
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Vehicles with Sport Package: Your vehicle is factory equipped with
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Despite the tire rating, local speed limits should be obeyed. Use prudent driving speeds appropri...
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Even when permitted by law, never operate a vehicle at speeds greater than the maximum speed rati...
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Exceeding the maximum speed for which tires are rated can lead to sudden tire failure causing los...
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Exceeding the maximum speed for which tires are rated can lead to sudden tire failure causing los...
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Snow chains
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Snow chains
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Snow chains
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Use only snow chains that are tested and recommended by Mercedes-Benz. Your authorized Mercedes-B...
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Chains should only be used on the rear wheels. Follow the manufacturer’s mounting instructions.
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Snow chains should only be driven on snow covered roads at speeds not to exceed 30 mph (50 km/h)....
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When driving with snow chains, press the ESP control switch to OFF, see page
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Vehicles with Sport Package
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Vehicles with Sport Package
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Use of snow chains is not permissible with tire sizes 245/40 ZR 18 or 275/35 ZR 18.
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Winter driving instructions
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Winter driving instructions
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Winter driving instructions
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The most important rule for slippery or icy roads is to drive sensibly and to avoid abrupt accele...
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When the vehicle is in danger of skidding, move selector lever to position
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Road salts and chemicals can adversely affect braking efficiency. Increased pedal force may becom...
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If the vehicle is parked after being driven on salt treated roads, the braking efficiency should ...
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If the vehicle becomes stuck in snow, make sure that snow is kept clear of the exhaust pipe and f...
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To assure sufficient fresh air ventilation, open a window slightly on the side of the vehicle not...
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Winter driving
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Winter driving
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Winter driving
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Have your vehicle winterized at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center before the onset of winter.
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• Change the engine oil if the engine contains an oil which is not approved for winter operation....
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• Change the engine oil if the engine contains an oil which is not approved for winter operation....
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• Check engine coolant anticorrosion/antifreeze concentration.
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• Additive for the windshield washer and headlamp cleaning system: Add MB Concentrate
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• Test battery: Battery capacity drops with decreasing ambient temperature. A well charged batter...
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S rated radial-ply tires on all four wheels for the winter season. Observ...
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In winter operation, the maximum effectiveness of the antilock brake system (ABS) or electronic s...
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Block heater
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Block heater
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Block heater
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The engine is equipped with a block heater.
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The electrical cable may be installed at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center.
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Deep water
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Deep water
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Deep water
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Do not drive through flooded areas or water of unknown depth.
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If you must drive through deep water, drive slowly to prevent water from entering the engine comp...
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Traveling abroad
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Traveling abroad
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Traveling abroad
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Abroad, there is a widely-spread Mercedes-Benz service network at your disposal. If you plan to t...
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Cruise control
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Cruise control
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Cruise control
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The cruise control allows you to drive in a more relaxed manner, for example over long distances,...
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Any given speed above approximately 25\x11mph (40\x11km/h) can be maintained with the cruise control by...
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1 Accelerate and set: Lift lever briefly to set speed. Hold lever up to accelerate.
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1 Accelerate and set: Lift lever briefly to set speed. Hold lever up to accelerate.
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2 Decelerate and set: Depress lever briefly to set speed. Hold lever down to decelerate.
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Normally the vehicle is accelerated to the desired speed with the accelerator.
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Speed is set by briefly pushing the lever to position\x111 or\x112. The accelerator can then be released.
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The speed can be increased (e.g. for passing) by using the accelerator. After the accelerator is ...
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If a set speed is to be increased or decreased slightly, e. g. to adapt to the traffic flow, hold...
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To cancel the cruise control, briefly push lever to position\x113.
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When you step on the brake pedal or the vehicle speed drops below approx. 25\x11mph (40\x11km/h), for e...
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If the cruise control cancels by itself and remains inoperative until the engine is restarted, ha...
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4 Resume
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If the lever is briefly pushed to position\x114 when driving at a speed exceeding approx. 25\x11mph (40...
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Important!
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Moving gear selector lever to position
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• The use of cruise control can be dangerous on winding roads or in heavy traffic because conditi...
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• The use of cruise control can be dangerous on winding roads or in heavy traffic because conditi...
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• The use of cruise control can be dangerous on slippery roads. Rapid changes in tire adhesion ca...
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• The use of cruise control can be dangerous on slippery roads. Rapid changes in tire adhesion ca...
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• The use of cruise control can be dangerous on slippery roads. Rapid changes in tire adhesion ca...
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The “Resume” function should only be operated if the driver is fully aware of the previously set ...
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If the engine does not brake the vehicle sufficiently while driving on a downgrade, the speed you...
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As soon as the grade eases, the automatic transmission shifts up again dependent on the selector ...
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Nevertheless, in some cases you may have to step on the brake pedal to slow down. In this case th...
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Use the lever to resume the previously set speed.
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Brake assist system (BAS)
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Brake assist system (BAS)
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Brake assist system (BAS)
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BAS cannot prevent the natural laws of physics from acting on the vehicle, nor can it increase br...
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The BAS is designed to maximize the vehicle‘s braking capability during emergency braking maneuve...
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Applying the brakes very quickly results in maximum BAS assistance.
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To receive the benefit of the system you must apply continuous full braking power during the stop...
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Once the brake pedal is released, the BAS is deactivated.
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The malfunction indicator lamps for the ESP are combined with the BAS malfunction indicator lamp.
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The BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamps in the instrument cluster come on with the key in steerin...
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If the BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp comes on permanently while the engine is running, a mal...
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If the charging voltage falls below 10 volts, the malfunction indicator lamp comes on and the BAS...
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With the ABS malfunctioning, the BAS and ESP is also switched off. Both malfunction indicator lam...
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If a BAS warning message is displayed, have the BAS and ESP checked at your authorized Mercedes-B...
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Antilock brake system (ABS)
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Antilock brake system (ABS)
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Antilock brake system (ABS)
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Do not pump the brake pedal, rather use firm, steady brake pedal pressure. Pumping the brake peda...
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Important!
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Important!
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The ABS improves steering control of the vehicle during hard braking maneuvers.
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The ABS prevents the wheels from locking up above a vehicle speed of approximately 5 mph (8 km/h)...
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At the instant one of the wheels is about to lock up, a slight pulsation can be felt in the brake...
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Continuous steady brake pedal pressure results in applying the advantages of the ABS, namely brak...
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In the case of an emergency brake maneuver keep continuous full pressure on the brake pedal. In t...
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On slippery road surfaces, the ABS will respond even with light brake pedal pressure because of t...
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ABS control
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ABS control
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ABS control
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The ABS malfunction indicator lamp\x11
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When the ABS malfunction indicator lamp symbol and warning in the instrument cluster comes on whi...
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With the ABS malfunctioning, the BAS and ESP are also switched off. Both malfunction indicator la...
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If the charging voltage falls below 10 volts, the malfunction indicator lamp comes on and the ABS...
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If the ABS malfunction indicator light stays illuminated, have the system checked at your authori...
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ABS cannot prevent the natural laws of physics from acting on the vehicle, nor can it increase th...
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To alert following vehicles to slippery road conditions you discover, operate your hazard warning...
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Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
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Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
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Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
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ESP
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ESP
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The ESP enhances directional control and reduces driving wheel spin of the vehicle under various ...
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Over/understeering of the vehicle is counteracted by applying brakes to the appropriate wheel to ...
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Important!
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Important!
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• During take-off apply as little throttle as possible.
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• During take-off apply as little throttle as possible.
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• While driving ease up on the accelerator.
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• Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road conditions.
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• Do not switch off the ESP.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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If the vehicle is towed with the front axle raised (see\x11page
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The malfunction indicator lamp for the ESP is combined with that of the BAS.
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The yellow BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster and the yellow ESP warnin...
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If the BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp comes on permanently with the engine running, a malfunc...
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If the BAS malfunctions, the brake system functions in the usual manner, but without BAS.
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If the BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp come s on, have the BAS or ESP checked at your authoriz...
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With the ABS malfunctioning, the ESP is also switched off.
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Driving the vehicle with varied size tires will cause the wheels to rotate at different speeds, t...
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When testing the parking brake on a brake test dynamometer, the engine must be shut off. Otherwis...
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In winter operation, the maximum effectiveness of the ESP is only achieved with Mercedes-Benz rec...
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Synchronizing ESP
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Synchronizing ESP
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Synchronizing ESP
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If the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or empty), the BAS/ESP malfunction indi...
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Turn steering wheel completely to the left and then to the right. The BAS/ESP malfunction indicat...
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ESP Control Switch
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ESP Control Switch
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ESP Control Switch
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ESP control switch located in center console.
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To improve the vehicle‘s traction when driving with snow chains, or starting off in deep snow, sa...
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When the ESP warning lamp is illuminated continuously, the ESP is switched off.
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Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road conditions.
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Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road conditions.
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With the ESP system switched off, the engine torque reduction feature is cancelled. Therefore, th...
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Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road conditions.
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A portion of the ESP system remains active, even with the switch in the OFF position.
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If one drive wheel loses traction and begins to spin, the brake is applied until the wheel regain...
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Avoid spinning of one drive wheel. This may cause serious damage to the drive train which is not ...
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The ESP warning lamp, located in the speedometer dial, starts to flash at any vehicle speed as so...
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To return to the enhanced vehicle stability offered by ESP: press lower half of the switch (the E...
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Important!
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Important!
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If the ESP warning lamp flashes:
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• during take-off, apply as little throttle as possible,
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• during take-off, apply as little throttle as possible,
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• while driving, ease up on the accelerator.
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Level control system
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Level control system
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The switch is located next to the exterior lamp switch
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1 Level control switch
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1 Level control switch
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2 Wheel change switch
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Level control switch positions
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Level control switch positions
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Level control switch positions
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Press upper half of switch once for option 1. One indicator lamp lights up.
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Press upper half of switch twice for option 2. Both indicator lamps light up.
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The indicator lamps blink at first, and stay on continuously once the selected level is attained.
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Press lower half of switch once:
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From option 2, system switches to option 1. Only one indicator lamp is illuminated.
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From option 1, system returns to Normal Level. Indicator lamp goes out.
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Press lower half of switch twice:
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From option 2, system returns to Normal Level. Both indicator lamps go out.
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Normal Level
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Normal Level
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Normal Level
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Used for normal operation of the vehicle.
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Option 1
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Option 1
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Level increases one half inch (15 mm)
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Level increases one half inch (15 mm)
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This setting may be used when road surface conditions are rough.
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When option 1 is selected, the vehicle chassis is raised by one half inch (15 mm) at vehicle spee...
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At speeds between approximately 35 mph (60 km/h) and 60 mph (95 km/h) the vehicle chassis is lowe...
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At speeds above approximately 60 mph (95 km/h) the vehicle chassis is lowered an additional one h...
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When exceeding approximately 60 mph (95 km/h), the system switches from option 1 back to Normal L...
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If speed exceeds 35 mph (60 km/h) but does not exceed 60 mph (95 km/h), the vehicle chassis will ...
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Option 2
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Option 2
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Level increases one inch (30 mm)
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Level increases one inch (30 mm)
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This setting may be used when road surface conditions are very rough for increased ground clearance.
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Upon selection of option 2 the vehicle chassis is raised by one inch (30 mm). This option can onl...
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At speeds between approximately 15 mph (25 km/h) and 35 mph (60 km/h) the vehicle chassis is lowe...
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At speeds between approximately 35 mph (60 km/h) and 60 mph (95 km/h) the vehicle chassis is lowe...
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At speeds above approximately 60 mph (95 km/h) the vehicle chassis is lowered an additional one h...
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When exceeding approximately 35 mph (60 km/h), the system will switch from option 2 to option 1. ...
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When exceeding approximately 60 mph (95 km/h) the system will switch from option 1 to Normal Leve...
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If speed exceeds approx. 35 mph (60 km/h) but does not exceed 60 mph (95 km/h), the system will s...
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If speed does not exceed 35 mph (60 km/h), the system will switch from option 2 to option 1 when ...
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Wheel Change Switch
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Wheel Change Switch
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Wheel Change Switch
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Prior to changing a wheel, depress wheel change switch with engine running. The indicator lamp in...
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Adaptive Damping System (ADS)
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Adaptive Damping System (ADS)
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Depending upon road surface conditions, load, driving style, ADS will automatically adjust the op...
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The malfunction indicator lamp comes on with the key in steering lock position 2 and should go ou...
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If the malfunction indicator lamp stays on after the engine is running or comes on while driving,...
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Have the ADS checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center as soon as possible.
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If the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or empty), the malfunction indicator la...
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Turn the steering wheel from full left to full right lock position. The light should go out.
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Adaptive damping system adjustment
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Adaptive damping system adjustment
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The switch is located in the center console.
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1 Firm dampening program. This setting should be used for sporty driving. During the setting for ...
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1 Firm dampening program. This setting should be used for sporty driving. During the setting for ...
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2 Soft dampening program. This setting should be used for regular driving.
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What you should know at the gas station
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What you should know at the gas station
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What you should know at the gas station
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Fuel supply
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Fuel supply
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Fuel supply
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Open flap by pushing near front (arrow). Turn fuel cap to the left and hold on to it until possib...
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Gasoline is highly flammable and poisonous. It burns violently and can cause serious injury. When...
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Fuel
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Fuel
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Fuel
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To prevent fuel vapors from escaping into open air, fully insert filler nozzle unit.
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Only fill fuel tank until the filler nozzle unit cuts out — do not top up or overfill.
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Overfilling of fuel tank may result in creating pressure in the system which could cause a gas di...
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Leaving the engine running and the fuel cap open can cause the
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Fuel tank capacity approx. 21.1 US gal (80.0 l). This includes approx. 2.6 US gal (10.0 l) reserve.
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Use premium unleaded gasoline: Posted Octane Index 91 (Average of 96 RON/86 MON).
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• Engine oil
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• Engine oil
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• Engine oil
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Engine oil level check, see page
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Fill quantity between upper and lower dipstick marking level: 2.1 US qt (2.0 l).
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Recommended engine oils, see page
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• Coolant
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• Coolant
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For normal replenishing, use water (potable water quality).
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For further information (e.g. anticorrosion/ antifreeze), see page
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• Spark plugs
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• Spark plugs
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Approved spark plugs, see page
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• Tire pressure
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• Tire pressure
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For tire pressure, refer to tire pressure label inside the fuel filler flap.
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• Air conditioner
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• Air conditioner
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R-134a refrigerant and special PAG lubricant, see page
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• Bulbs
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• Bulbs
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High and low beams: Halogen type 9004, low beam: Xenon, for model SL 600 (SL 500 optional) high b...
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Check regularly and before a long trip
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Check regularly and before a long trip
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Check regularly and before a long trip
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1 Coolant level
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1 Coolant level
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1 Coolant level
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2 Windshield washer and headlamp cleaning system
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2 Windshield washer and headlamp cleaning system
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3 Engine oil level
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3 Engine oil level
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4 Brake fluid
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4 Brake fluid
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Opening hood, see page\x11
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Vehicle lighting:
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Vehicle lighting:
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Exterior lamp switch, see page\x11
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Contents – Instrument cluster display
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Contents – Instrument cluster display
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Contents – Instrument cluster display
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Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 204
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 204
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 204
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Brake warning lamp 204
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Brake pad wear indicator lamp 205
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Seat belt warning lamp 206
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp 206
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 207
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Electronic stability program (ESP) - warning lamp 207
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BAS-/ESP malfunction indicator lamp 207
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp 208
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Low engine coolant level warning lamp 209
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Low windshield and headlamp washer system fluid level warning lamp 210
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Low engine oil level warning lamp 210
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Charge indicator lamp 211
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Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp 211
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Roll bar warning lamp 212
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ADS indicator lamp 212
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High beam indicator lamp 213
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Additional function indicator lamps (in the odometer display) 213
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Malfunction and indicator lamp (in the dashboard) 213
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp 213
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp 213
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Instrument cluster display
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Instrument cluster display
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Instrument cluster display
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Instrument cluster display
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Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
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General information:
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If a bulb in the instrument cluster fails to light up during the bulb self\x15check when turning the...
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp
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On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp
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If the
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With some exceptions, the control module switches off the
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An on-board diagnostic connector is located in the passenger compartment near the engine hood rel...
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Brake warning lamp
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Brake warning lamp
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Brake warning lamp
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With the key in steering lock position 2, the brake warning lamp will come on. It should go out w...
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The brake warning lamp will come on:
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• when there is insufficient brake fluid in the reservoir (engine running and parking brake relea...
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• when the parking brake is set (engine running).
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Driving with the brake warning lamp illuminated can result in an accident. Have your brake system...
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Note:
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If you find that the minimum mark on the brake fluid reservoir is reached, have the brake system ...
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Brake pad wear indicator lamp
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Brake pad wear indicator lamp
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Brake pad wear indicator lamp
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If the indicator lamp lights up during braking, this indicates that the brake pads are worn down.
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Have the brake system checked at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
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Seat belt warning lamp
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Seat belt warning lamp
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Seat belt warning lamp
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If a backrest is not engaged in its lock, a warning will sound intermittently for up to approx. 2...
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After starting the engine, the seat belt warning lamp blinks for a brief period to remind the dri...
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If the warning lamp does not go out after blinking briefly, but is instead lit continuously, then...
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The warning lamp goes out as soon as the backrest is engaged in its lock.
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If the backrest is locked and the warning lamp does not go out, have the system checked at your a...
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp
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Warning!
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Warning!
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In the event a malfunction of the
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning
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If the warning lamp does not go out after starting the engine, or if it comes on while driving, i...
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The warning lamp blinks when the fuel cap is not closed, or a fuel system leak has been detected....
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If the warning lamp continues to blink after closing the fuel cap correctly, have the fuel system...
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Leaving the engine running and the fuel cap open can cause the
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Electronic stability program (ESP)- warning lamp
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Electronic stability program (ESP)- warning lamp
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Electronic stability program (ESP)- warning lamp
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BAS-/ESP malfunction indicator lamp
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BAS-/ESP malfunction indicator lamp
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BAS-/ESP malfunction indicator lamp
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The yellow BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster come on with the key in s...
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If the BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp comes on permanently with the engine running, see page\x11
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp
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When the ABS malfunction indicator lamp symbol and warning in the instrument cluster come on whil...
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With the ABS malfunctioning, the BAS and ESP are also switched off. Both malfunction indicator la...
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If the charging voltage falls below 10 volts, the malfunction indicator lamp comes on and the ABS...
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See page\x11
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Low engine coolant level warning lamp
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Low engine coolant level warning lamp
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Low engine coolant level warning lamp
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If the warning lamp does not go out after starting the engine, or if it comes on while driving, t...
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The low engine coolant level warning light should not be ignored. Extended driving with the light...
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Note:
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Note:
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Monitor the coolant temperature gauge while driving.
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Warning!
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Do not spill antifreeze on hot engine parts. Antifreeze contains ethylene glycol which may burn i...
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Low windshield and headlamp washer system fluid level warning lamp
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Low windshield and headlamp washer system fluid level warning lamp
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Low windshield and headlamp washer system fluid level warning lamp
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If the warning lamp does not go out after starting the engine, or if it comes on while driving, t...
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Low engine oil level warning lamp
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Low engine oil level warning lamp
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Low engine oil level warning lamp
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If the warning lamp does not go out after starting the engine, or comes on with the engine runnin...
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When this occurs, the warning lamp will first come on intermittently and then stay on if the oil ...
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If no leaks are noted, continue to drive to the nearest service station where the engine oil shou...
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The low engine oil level warning light should not be ignored. Extended driving with the light ill...
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In addition to the warning lamp, the engine oil level should be periodically checked with the dip...
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Charge indicator lamp
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Charge indicator lamp
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Charge indicator lamp
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If the charge indicator lamp comes on, or a loss of power steering assistance is noticeable while...
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Do not continue to drive the vehicle with the charge indicator lamp illuminated. Doing so could r...
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Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp
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Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp
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Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp
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If the warning lamp does not go out after starting the engine, or if it comes on while driving, t...
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If an exterior lamp fails, the indicator lamp will come on only when that lamp is switched on.
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If a brake lamp fails, the lamp failure indicator will come on when applying the brake and stays ...
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Note:
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Note:
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If additional lighting equipment is installed (e.g. auxiliary headlamps etc.) be certain to conne...
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Roll bar warning lamp
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Roll bar warning lamp
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Roll bar warning lamp
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Warning!
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Warning!
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If the warning lamp does not go out after starting the engine, or if it comes on while driving, a...
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Have the roll bar system checked at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
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ADS indicator lamp
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ADS indicator lamp
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ADS indicator lamp
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If the malfunction indicator stays on after the engine is running, then the oil level in the rese...
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Have the ADS checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center as soon as possible.
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For detailed information see page\x11
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High beam indicator lamp
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High beam indicator lamp
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High beam indicator lamp
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Additional function indicator lamps (in the odometer display)
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Additional function indicator lamps (in the odometer display)
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Additional function indicator lamps (in the odometer display)
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Malfunction and indicator lamp (in the dashboard)
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Malfunction and indicator lamp (in the dashboard)
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Malfunction and indicator lamp (in the dashboard)
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp
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Passenger airbag indicator lamp
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Contents – Practical hints
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Contents – Practical hints
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Contents – Practical hints
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First aid kit 215
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Stowing things in the vehicle 215
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Vehicle tools 216
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Vehicle jack 217
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Fuses 218
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Hood 219
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Automatic transmission fluid level 221
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Checking engine oil level 221
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Coolant level 223
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Adding coolant 224
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 225
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Wheels 226
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Tire replacement 226
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Rotating wheels 227
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Spare wheel 228
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Changing wheels 230
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Tire inflation pressure 234
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Battery 236
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Battery Recycling 237
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Battery Recycling 237
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Jump starting 238
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Towing the vehicle 240
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Exterior lamps 242
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen) 243
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen) 243
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Taillamp assemblies 249
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Changing batteries in the remote control 251
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Synchronizing 252
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Synchronizing 252
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Raising soft top manually 253
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Replacing wiper blade insert 257
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Manual release of fuel filler flap 259
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Trunk lamp 259
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Practical hints
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Practical hints
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Practical hints
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Practical hints
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First aid kit
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The first aid kit is located in the storage compartment behind the seats.
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Stowing things in the vehicle
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Stowing things in the vehicle
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Stowing things in the vehicle
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Warning!
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To help avoid personal injury during a collision or sudden maneuver, exercise care when stowing t...
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Vehicle tools
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Vehicle tools
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Vehicle tools
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1 Trunk floor
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1 Trunk floor
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2 Strap
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3 Structured spare wheel
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4 Wing nut and washer
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5 Jack arm
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6 Jack base
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7 Tool kit
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Roll back the floor mat, lift the trunk floor (1) and engage strap (2) in the hooks on the upper ...
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First remove the vehicle jack, then the spare wheel; reinstall in reverse order.
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Vehicle jack
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Vehicle jack
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Vehicle jack
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See illustration for proper storage of jack.
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Before storing the jack, the jack arm (5) must be lowered almost to the base (6) of the jack.
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First remove the vehicle jack, then the spare wheel; reinstall in reverse order.
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Warning!
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The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either s...
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Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
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Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
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Fuses
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Fuses
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Fuses
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1 Main fuse box in engine compartment
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1 Main fuse box in engine compartment
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2 Auxiliary fuse box in trunk on rear wall
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Spare fuses are supplied inside the fuse box. Observe amperage and color of fuse.
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Always use a new fuse for replacement. Never attempt to repair or bridge a blown fuse.
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A fuse chart can be found inside the corresponding fuse box cover.
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After replacing a blown fuse, close fuse box cover.
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Hood
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Hood
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Hood
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To open:
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To unlock the hood, pull release lever under the driver’s side of the instrument panel.
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Pull handle (2) up and open hood.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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To avoid damage to the windshield wipers or hood, open the hood only with wipers in the parked po...
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Pull handle (2) to its stop out of radiator grill, and open hood (do not pull up on handle).
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Do not lift hood at louvers of grill! Make certain the windshield wiper arm is not folded forward.
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To close:
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Lower hood and let it drop into lock from a height of approx. 1 ft. (30 cm), assisting with hands...
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To avoid hood damage, please make sure that hood is fully closed. If not, repeat closing procedur...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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To help prevent personal injury, stay clear of moving parts when the hood is open and the engine ...
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The radiator fan may continue to run another approximate 30 seconds or even restart after the eng...
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The radiator fan may continue to run another approximate 30 seconds or even restart after the eng...
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The engine is equipped with a transistorized ignition system. Because of the high voltage it is d...
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The engine is equipped with a transistorized ignition system. Because of the high voltage it is d...
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• with the engine running,
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• with the engine running,
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• while starting the engine,
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• if ignition is
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If you see flames, steam or smoke coming from the engine compartment, or if the coolant temperatu...
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If you see flames, steam or smoke coming from the engine compartment, or if the coolant temperatu...
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Automatic transmission fluid level
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Automatic transmission fluid level
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Automatic transmission fluid level
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The transmission has a permanent fill of automatic transmission fluid.
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Regular automatic transmission fluid level checks and changes are not required. For this reason t...
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If you notice fluid loss or gear shifting malfunctions, have your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center...
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Checking engine oil level
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Checking engine oil level
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Checking engine oil level
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1 Oil dipstick
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1 Oil dipstick
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2 Oil filler cap
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To check the engine oil level, park vehicle on level ground, with engine at normal operational te...
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Check engine oil level approximately 5 minutes after stopping the engine, allowing for the oil to...
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1 Oil dipstick
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1 Oil dipstick
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2 Oil filler cap
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Wipe oil dipstick clean prior to checking the engine oil level. Fully insert dipstick in tube, an...
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Fill quantity between upper and lower dipstick marking level is approximately 2.1 US qt (2.0l).
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Do not overfill the engine.
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Do not overfill the engine.
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For low engine oil level warning, see page
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Coolant level
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Coolant level
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Coolant level
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1 Cap for coolant reservoir
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1 Cap for coolant reservoir
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The coolant level can be checked visually at the transparent coolant reservoir.
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To check the coolant level, the vehicle must be parked on level ground.
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Check coolant level only when coolant is cold:
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The coolant should reach the rib in the filler neck. Also see marking (arrow) on reservoir.
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Adding coolant
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Adding coolant
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Adding coolant
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If coolant has to be added, a 50/50 mixture of water and MB anticorrosion/antifreeze should be ad...
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Model SL 500
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Model SL 500
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The drain plugs for the cooling system are located on the right side of the engine block and at t...
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Model SL 600
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Model SL 600
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The drain plugs for the cooling system are located on the right and left sides of the engine bloc...
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Warning!
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In order to avoid possible serious burns or injury:
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• Use extreme caution when opening the hood if there are any signs of steam or coolant leaking fr...
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• Use extreme caution when opening the hood if there are any signs of steam or coolant leaking fr...
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• Do not remove pressure cap on coolant reservoir if engine temperature is above 194˚F (90°C). Al...
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• Do not remove pressure cap on coolant reservoir if engine temperature is above 194˚F (90
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• Do not remove pressure cap on coolant reservoir if engine temperature is above 194˚F (90
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• Using a rag, slowly open cap approximately 1/2 turn to relieve excess pressure. If opened immed...
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• Using a rag, slowly open cap approximately 1/2 turn to relieve excess pressure. If opened immed...
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• Using a rag, slowly open cap approximately 1/2 turn to relieve excess pressure. If opened immed...
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• Do not spill antifreeze on hot engine parts. Antifreeze contains ethylene glycol which may burn...
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• Do not spill antifreeze on hot engine parts. Antifreeze contains ethylene glycol which may burn...
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• Do not spill antifreeze on hot engine parts. Antifreeze contains ethylene glycol which may burn...
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
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1 Windshield washer/headlamp cleaning system fluid\x11reservoir
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1 Windshield washer/headlamp cleaning system fluid\x11reservoir
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Vehicles without ADS: Capacity approx. 5.3 US qt (5.0 l)
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Vehicles with ADS: Capacity approx. 3.2 US qt (3.0 l)
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The reservoir should be refilled with MB Windshield Washer Concentrate and water (or concentrate ...
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For temperatures above freezing:
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MB Windshield Washer Concentrate
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1 part
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For temperature below freezing:
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MB Windshield Washer Concentrate
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1 part
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Wheels
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Wheels
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Wheels
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Replace rims or tires with the same designation, manufacturer and type as shown on the original p...
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See your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for information on tested and recommended rims and tires...
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Tire replacement
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Tire replacement
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Tire replacement
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Front and rear tires should be replaced in sets. Furthermore - in the event of tire replacement -...
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We recommend that you break in new tires for approx. 60\x11miles (100\x11km) at moderate speed.
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It is imperative that the wheel mounting bolts be fastened to a tightening torque of 80\x11ft.lb. (1...
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For rim and tire specifications, see page
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When replacing a tire on the 9
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Worn, old tires can cause accidents. If the tire tread is badly worn, or if the tires have sustai...
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Worn, old tires can cause accidents. If the tire tread is badly worn, or if the tires have sustai...
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When replacing rims, use only genuine Mercedes- Benz wheel bolts specified for the particular rim...
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When replacing rims, use only genuine Mercedes- Benz wheel bolts specified for the particular rim...
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Rotating wheels
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Rotating wheels
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Rotating wheels
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Wheel rotation applies only when winter tires are mounted on all four wheels.
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The wheels can be rotated according to the degree of tire wear while retaining the same direction...
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Rotating, however, should be carried out as recommended by the tire manufacturer, before the char...
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Important!
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Important!
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Unidirectional tires must always be mounted with arrow on tire sidewall pointing in direction of ...
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Thoroughly clean the inner side of the wheels any time you rotate the wheels or wash the vehicle ...
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The use of retread tires is not recommended. Retread tires may adversely affect the handling char...
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Dented or bent rims can cause tire pressure loss and damage to the tire beads. For this reason, c...
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Check and ensure proper tire inflation pressure after rotating the wheels. For tire inflation pre...
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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The spare wheel rim size is 8
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In the case of a flat tire, or breakdown, you may temporarily use the spare wheel.
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Unidirectional tires must always be mounted with arrow on tire sidewall pointing in direction of ...
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If the arrow on tire sidewall does not point in direction of vehicle forward movement when using ...
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• Drive to the nearest repair facility to have the flat tire repaired or replaced as appropriate.
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• Drive to the nearest repair facility to have the flat tire repaired or replaced as appropriate.
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• Do not operate vehicle with more than one spare wheel mounted.
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For additional information, refer to page
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Spare Wheel
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Spare Wheel
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The spare wheel rim size is 8
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In the case of a flat tire or breakdown, you may temporarily use the spare wheel.
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Unidirectional tires must always be mounted with arrow on tire sidewall pointing in direction of ...
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• Do not exceed vehicle speed of 50 mph (80 km/h).
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• Do not exceed vehicle speed of 50 mph (80 km/h).
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• Drive to the nearest repair facility to have the flat tire repaired or replaced as appropriate.
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• Do not operate vehicle with more than one spare wheel mounted.
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Changing wheels
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Changing wheels
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Changing wheels
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The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either s...
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The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either s...
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Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
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Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
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Before working on the vehicle, e.g. when changing wheels, the roll bar should be raised with the ...
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Before working on the vehicle, e.g. when changing wheels, the roll bar should be raised with the ...
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Move vehicle to a level area which is a safe distance from the roadway.
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1. Firmly set parking brake, raise roll bar, and turn on hazard warning flasher.
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1. Firmly set parking brake, raise roll bar, and turn on hazard warning flasher.
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2. Move selector lever to position\x11
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3. While engine is running, depress wheel change switch for level control. The indicator lamp in ...
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4. Turn off engine.
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5. Prevent vehicle from rolling away by blocking wheels with wheel chocks (not supplied with vehi...
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The tube openings are located directly behind the front wheel housings and in front of the rear w...
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9. Jack up the vehicle until the wheel is clear of the ground. Never start engine while vehicle i...
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10. Unscrew upper-most wheel bolt and install alignment bolt (1) supplied in the tool kit. Remove...
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12. Clean contact surfaces of wheel and wheel hub. Install spare wheel on wheel hub. Insert wheel...
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To avoid paint damage, place wheel flat against hub and hold it there while installing first whee...
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Unscrew the alignment bolt (1) to install the last wheel bolt.
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13. Lower vehicle. Remove jack and insert jack tube cover.
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Before storing the jack, the jack arm must be lowered almost to the base of the jack.
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Store the spare wheel first and then the vehicle jack.
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Warning!
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Always replace wheel bolts that are damaged or rusted.
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Never apply oil or grease to wheel bolts.
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Never apply oil or grease to wheel bolts.
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Damaged wheel hub threads should be repaired immediately.
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Damaged wheel hub threads should be repaired immediately.
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Incorrect mounting bolts or improperly tightened mounting bolts can cause the wheel to come off. ...
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Incorrect mounting bolts or improperly tightened mounting bolts can cause the wheel to come off. ...
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Observe a tightening torque of 80 ft.lb. (110 Nm).
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15. Ensure proper tire pressure.
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16. Depress wheel change switch for level control. The indicator lamp in the switch and the ADS m...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not drive the vehicle while the wheel change switch is activated since the vehicle suspension ...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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The spare wheel rim is for temporary use only. Use for over a total of 12 000 miles (20 000 km) m...
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Vehicles with Sport Package: The dimensions of the spare wheel are different from those of road w...
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Vehicles with Sport Package: The dimensions of the spare wheel are different from those of road w...
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The spare wheel should only be used temporarily, and replaced with a regular road wheel as quickl...
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The spare wheel should only be used temporarily, and replaced with a regular road wheel as quickl...
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Tire inflation pressure
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Tire inflation pressure
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Tire inflation pressure
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A table (see fuel filler flap) lists the tire inflation pressures specified for Mercedes-Benz rec...
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Important!
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Important!
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Tire pressure changes by approx. 1.5 psi (0.1 bar) per 18
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Tire pressures listed for light loads are minimum values offering high driving comfort. Increased...
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Tire temperature and pressure increase with the vehicle speed. Tire pressure should therefore onl...
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An underinflated tire due to a slow leak (e.g. due to a nail in the tire) may cause damage such a...
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If a tire constantly loses air, it should be inspected for damage.
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The spare tire should be checked periodically for condition and inflation. Spare tire will age an...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not overinflate tires. Overinflating tires can result in sudden deflation (blowout) because th...
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Do not overload the tires by exceeding the specified vehicle capacity weight (as indicated by the...
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Do not overload the tires by exceeding the specified vehicle capacity weight (as indicated by the...
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Battery
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Battery
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Battery
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Failure to follow these instructions can result in severe injury or death.
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Never lean over batteries while connecting, you might get injured.
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Never lean over batteries while connecting, you might get injured.
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Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Do not allow this fluid to come in contact with eyes, skin ...
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Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Do not allow this fluid to come in contact with eyes, skin ...
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A battery will also produce hydrogen gas, which is flammable and explosive. Keep flames or sparks...
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A battery will also produce hydrogen gas, which is flammable and explosive. Keep flames or sparks...
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Important!
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Important!
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Battery replacement information:
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The maintenance-free battery is located in the trunk behind the right side cover panel.
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The service life of the battery is dependent on its condition of charge. The battery should alway...
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Therefore, we strongly recommend that you have the battery charge checked frequently, and correct...
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Therefore, we strongly recommend that you have the battery charge checked frequently, and correct...
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Only charge a battery with a battery charger after the battery has been disconnected from the veh...
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Always disconnect the battery negative lead first and connect last.
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When removing and connecting the battery, always make sure that all electrical consumers are off ...
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While the engine is running the battery terminal clamps must not be loosened or detached, otherwi...
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Important!
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Important!
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Do not close a door with the windows fully closed while the power supply is interrupted (battery ...
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Doing so could damage the window frame.
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Note:
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Note:
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After reconnecting the battery also set the clock, resynchronize the express feature of the power...
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Battery Recycling
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Battery Recycling
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Battery Recycling
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Batteries contain materials that can harm the environment with improper disposal.
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Large 12 Volt storage batteries contain lead.
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Recycling of batteries is the preferred method of disposal.
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Many states require sellers of batteries to accept old batteries for recycling.
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Jump starting
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Jump starting
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Jump starting
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Warning!
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Failure to follow these directions will cause damage to the electronic components, and can lead t...
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Never lean over batteries while connecting or jump starting, you might get injured.
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Never lean over batteries while connecting or jump starting, you might get injured.
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Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Do not allow this fluid to come in contact with eyes, skin ...
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Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Do not allow this fluid to come in contact with eyes, skin ...
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A battery will also produce hydrogen gas, which is flammable and very explosive. Keep flames or s...
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A battery will also produce hydrogen gas, which is flammable and very explosive. Keep flames or s...
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Read all instructions before proceeding.
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Read all instructions before proceeding.
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Important!
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Important!
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Jumper cable specifications:
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• Minimum cable cross-section of 25 mm
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• Minimum cable cross-section of 25 mm
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• Maximum length of 11.5 ft. (3.5\x11m).
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If the battery is discharged, the engine should be started with jumper cables and the (12\x11V) batt...
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Only use 12\x11V battery to jump start your vehicle. Jump starting with more powerful battery could ...
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The battery is located in the trunk behind the right side cover panel.
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Proceed as follows:
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1. Position the vehicle with the charged battery so that the jumper cables will reach, but never ...
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1. Position the vehicle with the charged battery so that the jumper cables will reach, but never ...
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2. On both vehicles:
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Important!
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) terminal of the discharged battery...
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) terminal of the discharged battery...
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4. Clamp one end of the second jumper cable to the grounded negative (-) terminal of the charged ...
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Important!
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Important!
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5. Start engine of the vehicle with the charged battery and run at high idle. Make sure the cable...
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5. Start engine of the vehicle with the charged battery and run at high idle. Make sure the cable...
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6. After the engine has started, remove jumper cables by exactly reversing the above installation...
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Note:
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Note:
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If engine does not run after several unsuccessful starting attempts, have it checked at the neare...
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Excessive unburned fuel may damage the catalytic converter.
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Towing the vehicle
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Towing the vehicle
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Towing the vehicle
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All except Sport Package
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All except Sport Package
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The rear towing eye is located at the right, below the bumper. The front towing eye is located on...
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Cover removal for all except Sport Package version: Insert finger in recess of flap and pull flap...
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Cover removal for Sport Package version: Pull cover away from bumper.
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P88.20-2073-26
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P88.20-2073-26
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P88.20-2073-26
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Sport Package
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Sport Package
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Cover installation for all except Sport Package version: Engage cover at bottom and press in top ...
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We recommend that the vehicle be transported using flat bed equipment. This method is preferable ...
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The vehicle may be towed with all wheels on the ground and the selector lever in position “N” for...
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To be certain to avoid a possibility of damage to the transmission, however, we recommend the dri...
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Do not tow with sling-type equipment. Towing with sling-type equipment over bumpy roads will dama...
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The use of wheel lift equipment will damage engine oil pan.
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Important!
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Important!
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When towing the vehicle, please, note the following:
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With the automatic central locking activated and the key in steering lock position 2, the vehicle...
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To prevent the vehicle door locks from locking, deactivate the automatic central locking.
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Warning!
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Note:
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To signal turns while being towed with hazard warning flasher in use, turn key in steering lock t...
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Upon canceling the turn signal, the hazard warning flasher will operate again.
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Exterior lamps
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Exterior lamps
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Exterior lamps
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Replacing bulbs
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Replacing bulbs
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To prevent a possible electrical short circuit, switch off lamp prior to replacing a bulb.
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When replacing bulbs, install only 12 volt bulbs with the specified watt rating.
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When replacing halogen bulbs do not touch glass portion of bulb with bare hands. Use plain paper ...
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Warning!
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Bulbs and bulb holders can be very hot. Allow the lamp to cool down before changing a bulb.
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Halogen lamps contain pressurized gas. A bulb can explode if you:
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• touch or move it when hot,
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Wear eye and hand protection.
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Wear eye and hand protection.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Because of high voltage in Xenon lamps, it is dangerous to replace the bulb or repair the lamp an...
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen)
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen)
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Headlamp assembly (Halogen)
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1 Headlamp horizontal adjustment screw
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1 Headlamp horizontal adjustment screw
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2 Headlamp vertical adjustment screw
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3 High and low beam headlamp cover
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4 Squeeze latches for high and low beam headlamp cover
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P82.10-2352-26
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P82.10-2352-26
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P82.10-2352-26
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5 Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp bulb
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5 Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp bulb
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6 Electrical connector for high and low beam headlamp bulb
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7 Clamping ring for high and low beam headlamp bulb
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Exterior lamps:Bulb for high and low beam
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Exterior lamps:Bulb for high and low beam
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Exterior lamps:Bulb for high and low beam
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Squeeze latches (4) and remove cover (3) upwards. Pull off electrical connector (6). Turn clampin...
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Insert new bulb (flat side facing up), mount clamping ring (7) (with tab facing down) and turn cl...
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Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp (2357 NA (28.5/8.3 W/30/2.2 cp) (bulb)
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Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp (2357 NA (28.5/8.3 W/30/2.2 cp) (bulb)
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Open hood.
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Turn bulb socket (5) with bulb counterclockwise and pull out. Push bulb into socket, turn counter...
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Insert new bulb in socket, push in and twist clockwise. Reinstall bulb socket, push in and twist ...
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Exterior lamps:Headlamp assembly (Xenon)
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Exterior lamps:Headlamp assembly (Xenon)
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Exterior lamps:Headlamp assembly (Xenon)
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Warning!
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Because of high voltage in Xenon lamps, it is dangerous to replace the bulb or repair the lamp an...
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1 Headlamp horizontal adjustment screw
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1 Headlamp horizontal adjustment screw
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2 Headlamp vertical adjustment screw
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3 Adjuster for horizontal adjustment scale
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4 Cover for low beam headlamp
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5 Latch for cover (4)
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6 Cover for high beam headlamp
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7 Latch for cover (6)
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8 Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp bulb
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8 Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp bulb
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9 Electrical connector for high beam headlamp bulb
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10 Electrical connector for low beam headlamp bulb
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Adjusting headlamp aim
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Adjusting headlamp aim
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Correct headlamp adjustment is extremely important. To check and readjust a headlamp, follow step...
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• Adjustments to low beam simultaneously aim the high beam.
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• Adjustments to low beam simultaneously aim the high beam.
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• Vehicle should have a normal trunk load.
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• Vertical aim adjustments change horizontal aim.
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1. Park vehicle on level surface approximately 25 ft. (7.6 m) from a vertical test screen or wall...
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1. Park vehicle on level surface approximately 25 ft. (7.6 m) from a vertical test screen or wall...
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2. (Low beams on): Using a carpenter‘s level, align and mark a vertical centerline (8) on the tes...
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3. Open hood.
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4. Vertical headlamp aim (Low beams on): Turn adjusting screw (2) (counterclockwise to adjust hea...
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Note: If it is not possible to obtain a proper headlamp adjustment, have the system checked at yo...
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Taillamp assemblies
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Taillamp assemblies
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Taillamp assemblies
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1 Side marker lamp (10 W/6 cp bulb)
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1 Side marker lamp (10 W/6 cp bulb)
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2 Turn signal lamp (21 W/32 cp bulb)
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3 Tail, parking and standing lamp (21/4 W/32/2 cp bulb) Driver’s side: Tail, parking, standing an...
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4 Backup lamp (21 W/32 cp bulb)
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5 Stop lamp (21 W/32 cp bulb)
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Push the locking button (1) on the rear of the lamp support inward and swing open lamp support. P...
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Insert new bulb in socket, push in and twist clockwise. Close lamp support.
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License plate lamps (5 W/4cp bulb)
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License plate lamps (5 W/4cp bulb)
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Exterior lamps:License plate lamps
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Exterior lamps:License plate lamps
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Changing batteries in the remote control
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Changing batteries in the remote control
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Changing batteries in the remote control
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Checking batteries
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Checking batteries
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If the transmit button\x11
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Change batteries if the battery check lamp does not light up briefly.
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P80.30-2094-26
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P80.30-2094-26
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P80.30-2094-26
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Changing batteries
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Changing batteries
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P80.30-2006-26
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P80.30-2006-26
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Press battery cover onto housing until locked in place.
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Important!
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Important!
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Batteries contain materials that can harm the environment if disposed of improperly. Recycling of...
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Replacement Battery: Lithium, type CR\x112025 or equivalent.
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Synchronizing
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Synchronizing
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Synchronizing
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The system may have to be resynchronized, if the transmitter is without voltage for several minutes.
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To synchronize system, aim transmitter eye at vehicle and briefly press transmit button\x11
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The remote control should once again be operational.
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Raising soft top manually
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Raising soft top manually
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Raising soft top manually
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In case of malfunction, the power soft top can also be raised manually. This procedure should be ...
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A combination open-end/Allenhead wrench in the vehicle tool kit is required for this job.
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1. Open doors or lower windows.
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1. Open doors or lower windows.
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2. Lower roll bar with roll bar switch. If the roll bar cannot be lowered, the soft top can be ca...
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3. For safety reasons, remove key from steering lock.
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Warning!
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Do not place your hands near the roll bar, soft top frame, upper windshield area or soft top stor...
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Open storage compartment cover and place in upright position (2).
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6. Pull soft top bow (4) out of compartment.
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8. Place soft top bow (4) in its vertical position.
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1. Left lock to first notch.
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2. Right lock to second notch.
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3. Left lock to second notch.
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12. Lower soft top bow (4). The rear section of the soft top cannot be locked during manual opera...
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Replacing wiper blade insert
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Replacing wiper blade insert
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Replacing wiper blade insert
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Windshield wiper blade
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Windshield wiper blade
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Removal:
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Fold wiper arm forward. Press safety tab down (1), push wiper blade downward (2) and remove.
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Installation:
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Press down safety tab of new wiper blade. Insert wiper blade between the tabs (3) on the wiper ar...
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Notes:
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Do not open engine hood with wiper arm folded forward.
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Do not allow the wiper arm to contact the windshield glass without a wiper blade inserted. The gl...
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Make certain that the wiper blade is properly installed. An improperly installed wiper blade may ...
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Headlamp wiper blades
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Headlamp wiper blades
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Removal:
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Fold wiper arm forward. Pull out pin (1) and remove wiper blade (2).
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Installation:
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Insert wiper blade and install pin.
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Headlamp wiper blades
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Headlamp wiper blades
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Removal:
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Fold wiper arm forward. Rotate wiper blade (2) in direction of arrow (1) until it releases from t...
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Insert wiper blade (2) onto arm, perpendicular to arm, and rotate in direction of arrow (3) until...
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Manual release of fuel filler flap
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Manual release of fuel filler flap
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Manual release of fuel filler flap
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The manual release knob is located behind cover (2) in the right slide trunk panel.
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In case the central locking system does not release the fuel filler flap:
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1. Unscrew wing nut (1)
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1. Unscrew wing nut (1)
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2. Pull panel (2) away from trunk wall.
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3. Pull the manual release knob (3) (arrow) while simultaneously opening the fuel filler flap.
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Trunk lamp
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Trunk lamp
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Trunk lamp
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1 Switching off
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1 Switching off
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2 Switching on
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Switch off trunk lamp if the trunk is to remain open for a long period of time. This prevents the...
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When the trunk lid is closed, the switch will reset and turn on the lamp the next time the lid is...
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Contents – Vehicle care
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Contents – Vehicle care
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Contents – Vehicle care
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Cleaning and care of the vehicle 261
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Power washer 262
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Power washer 262
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Tar stains 262
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Paintwork, Painted Body Components 262
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Engine cleaning 263
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Vehicle washing 263
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Ornamental moldings 263
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses 263
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Window cleaning 264
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Light alloy wheels 264
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Instrument cluster 264
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever 264
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Cup holder 264
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Seat belts 265
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Headliner, shelf behind roll bars, and other hard plastic trim items 265
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Soft top 265
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Headliner 266
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Wind screen 266
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Automatic antenna 266
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Wiper blade 266
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Headlamp cleaning system 266
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Leather upholstery 267
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Plastic and rubber parts 267
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Illuminated door sill panels 267
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Vehicle care
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Vehicle care
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Vehicle care
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Vehicle care
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Cleaning and care of the vehicle
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Many cleaning products can be hazardous. Some are poisonous, others are flammable. Always follow ...
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Never use fluids or solvents that are not designed for cleaning your car.
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Never use fluids or solvents that are not designed for cleaning your car.
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In operation, your vehicle is subjected to varying external influences which, if gone unchecked, ...
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Such damage is caused not only by extreme and varying climatic conditions, but also by air pollut...
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More frequent washings are necessary to deal with unfavorable conditions; for example, near the o...
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You should check your vehicle from time to time for stone chipping or other damage. Any damage sh...
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In doing so, do not neglect the underside of the vehicle. A prerequisite for a thorough check is ...
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Your vehicle has been treated at the factory with a wax- base rustproofing in the body cavities w...
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We have selected car-care products and compiled recommendations which are specially matched to ou...
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Scratches, corrosive deposits, corrosion or damage due to negligent or incorrect care cannot alwa...
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The following topics deal with the cleaning and care of your vehicle and give important
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Additional information can be found in the booklet titled
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Power washer
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Power washer
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Power washer
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When using a power washer for cleaning the vehicle always observe manufacturers’ operating instru...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Never use a round nozzle to power wash tires. The intense jet of water can result in damage to th...
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Always replace a damaged tire.
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Always keep the jet of water moving across the surface. Do not aim directly at soft top, electric...
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Tar stains
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Tar stains
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Tar stains
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Quickly remove tar stains before they dry and become more difficult to remove. A tar remover is r...
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Paintwork, Painted Body Components
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Paintwork, Painted Body Components
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Paintwork, Painted Body Components
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Mercedes-Benz approved Paint Care should be applied when water drops on the paint surface to not
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Mercedes-Benz approved Paint Cleaner should be applied if paint surface shows signs of dirt embed...
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Do not apply any of these products or wax if your car is parked in the sun or if the hood is stil...
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Use the appropriate MB-Touch-Up Stick for quick and provisional repairs of minor paint damage (i....
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Engine cleaning
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Engine cleaning
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Engine cleaning
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Prior to cleaning the engine compartment make sure to protect electrical components and connector...
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Corrosion protection, such as MB Anticorrosion Wax should be applied to the engine compartment af...
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Vehicle washing
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Vehicle washing
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Vehicle washing
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Do not use hot water or wash your vehicle in direct sunlight. Use only a mild car wash detergent,...
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Thoroughly spray the vehicle with a diffused jet of water. Direct only a very weak spray towards ...
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Rinse with clear water and thoroughly wipe dry with a chamois. Do not allow cleaning agents to dr...
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If the vehicle has been run through an automatic car wash – in particular one of the older instal...
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In the winter thoroughly remove all traces of road salt as soon as possible.
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When washing the underbody, do not forget to clean the inner sides of the wheels.
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Ornamental moldings
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Ornamental moldings
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Ornamental moldings
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For regular cleaning and care of very dirty chrome- plated parts, use a chrome cleaner.
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses
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Use a mild car wash detergent such as Mercedes-Benz approved Car Shampoo, with plenty of water.
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To prevent scratches, never apply strong force and use only a soft, non-scratchy cloth when clean...
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Window cleaning
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Window cleaning
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Window cleaning
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Use a window cleaning solution on all glass surfaces. An automotive glass cleaner is recommended.
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Note:
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For safety reasons, switch off wiper and remove key from steering lock before cleaning the windsh...
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Light alloy wheels
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Light alloy wheels
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Light alloy wheels
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Mercedes-Benz approved Wheel Care should be used for regular cleaning of the light alloy wheels.
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If possible, clean wheels once a week with Mercedes\x15Benz approved Wheel Care, using a soft bristl...
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Follow instructions on container.
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Note:
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Note:
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Use only acid-free cleaning materials. The acid could lead to corrosion.
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Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
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Use a gentle dishwashing detergent or mild detergent for delicate fabrics as a washing solution. ...
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever
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Wipe with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly or clean with Mercedes-Benz approved Leather Care.
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Cup holder
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Cup holder
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Cup holder
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Use a gentle dishwashing detergent or mild detergent for delicate fabrics as a washing solution. ...
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Note:
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Note:
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For ease of cleaning, the cup holder between the front seats can be removed by pulling it up when...
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Seat belts
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Seat belts
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Seat belts
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The webbing must not be treated with chemical cleaning agents. Use only clear, lukewarm water and...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not bleach or dye seat belts as this may severely weaken them. In a crash they may not be able...
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Headliner, shelf behind roll bars, and other hard plastic trim items
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Headliner, shelf behind roll bars, and other hard plastic trim items
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Headliner, shelf behind roll bars, and other hard plastic trim items
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Pour Mercedes-Benz approved Interior Care onto soft lint-free cloth and apply with light pressure.
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Soft top
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Soft top
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Soft top
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Clean soft top with soft top raised and locked. Lower the soft top into the storage compartment o...
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Dry cleaning:
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Brush top (always from front to rear) with a soft-bristled brush.
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Wet cleaning:
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Brush the dry top. Wash with a mild detergent and an ample supply of lukewarm water by wiping wit...
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If only parts of the top have been washed, wet the entire top and allow it to air-dry before lowe...
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Wipe the rear window with a cloth soaked with a mild, non-abrasive detergent, rinse and rub dry.
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Do not use sharp-edged instruments for the removal of ice and snow.
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Notes:
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Never run the vehicle through an automatic car wash with the soft top in place or use a power was...
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Remove bird droppings immediately. The organic acid damages the material and causes the soft top ...
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In general, regular spraying or cleansing with clear water is sufficient to keep the top clean.
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Wash the top only when heavily soiled.
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Light colored soft tops should be cleaned frequently to prevent spots and dirt from setting in, w...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Never use any gasoline, thinner, tar and stain removers, glass cleaner, or similar organic solven...
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Headliner
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Headliner
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Headliner
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Soft top:
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Clean with soft bristle brush, or use a dry-shampoo cleaner in case of excessive dirt.
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Wind screen
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Wind screen
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Wind screen
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Use only water or mild detergent to clean the wind screen.
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Automatic antenna
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Automatic antenna
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Automatic antenna
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For trouble-free operation of the automatic antenna, we recommend that you clean the antenna mast...
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Wiper blade
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Wiper blade
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Wiper blade
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Clean the wiper blade rubber with a clean cloth and detergent solution.
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Note:
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Note:
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For safety reasons, remove key from steering lock before cleaning the wiper blade, otherwise the ...
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Headlamp cleaning system
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Headlamp cleaning system
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Headlamp cleaning system
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The condition of the wiper blades is important for satisfactory cleaning of the headlamp lenses. ...
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Leather upholstery
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Leather upholstery
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Leather upholstery
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Using aftermarket seat covers or wearing clothing that have the tendency to give off coloring (e....
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Wipe leather upholstery with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly or clean with Mercedes-Benz approved...
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Plastic and rubber parts
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Plastic and rubber parts
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Plastic and rubber parts
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Do not use oil or wax on these parts.
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Illuminated door sill panels
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Illuminated door sill panels
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Illuminated door sill panels
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Use a gentle dish-washing detergent or mild detergent for delicate fabrics as a washing solution....
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Contents – Technical data
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Contents – Technical data
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Contents – Technical data
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Spare parts service 269
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Warranty coverage 269
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Identification labels 270
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive 271
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Engine 272
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Rims - Tires 273
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Weights 275
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Main Dimensions 275
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Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 276
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Engine oils 278
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Engine oil additives 278
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Air conditioner refrigerant 278
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Brake fluid 278
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Premium unleaded gasoline 279
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Fuel requirements 279
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Gasoline additives 280
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Coolants 280
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Consumer information 282
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Spare parts service
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All authorized Mercedes-Benz Centers maintain a stock of original spare parts required for mainte...
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More than 300\x11000 different spare parts, for Mercedes\x15Benz models, are available.
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Mercedes-Benz original spare parts are subjected to stringent quality inspections. Each part has ...
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Therefore, Mercedes-Benz original spare parts should be installed.
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Important!
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Important!
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The use of non-genuine parts and accessories not authorized by Mercedes-Benz could damage the veh...
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Warranty coverage
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Warranty coverage
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Warranty coverage
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Your vehicle is covered under the terms of the
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1. New vehicle limited warranty
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1. New vehicle limited warranty
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2. Emission systems warranty
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3. Emission performance warranty
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4. California, Massachusetts, and Vermont emission control systems warranty
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Replacement parts and accessories are covered by the Mercedes-Benz Spare Parts and Accessories wa...
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Loss of Service and Warranty Information Booklet
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Loss of Service and Warranty Information Booklet
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Should you lose your Service and Warranty Information booklet, have your authorized Mercedes-Benz...
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Identification labels
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Identification labels
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Identification labels
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1 Certification label (left door pillar)
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1 Certification label (left door pillar)
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Note:
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Note:
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P62.25-2062-26
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P62.25-2062-26
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P62.25-2062-26
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2 VIN, visible (lower edge of windshield)
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2 VIN, visible (lower edge of windshield)
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3 Vehicle Identification No. (VIN)
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4 Engine number
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5 Body number and paintwork number
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6 Emission control label
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7 Information label California version Vacuum line routing for emission control system
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive
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SL 500
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SL 500
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1 Automatic belt tensioner
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1 Automatic belt tensioner
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2 Crankshaft
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3 Air conditioner compressor
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4 SL 500: Coolant pump SL 600: Fan
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P13.22-2004-26
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P13.22-2004-26
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P13.22-2004-26
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SL 600
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SL 600
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5 Generator (alternator)
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5 Generator (alternator)
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6 Idler pulley
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7 Power steering pump
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8 Air pump
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9 Coolant pump
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For dimensions of the poly-V-belts, see page
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Engine
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Engine
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Engine
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Model
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Model
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SL 500 (129.068)1
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SL 500
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SL 600 (129.076)1
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SL 600
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Engine
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Engine
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113
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120
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Mode of operation
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4-stroke engine, gasoline injection
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4-stroke engine, gasoline injection
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No. of cylinders
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8
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12
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Bore
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3.82 in (97.00 mm)
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3.50 in (89.00 mm)
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Stroke
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3.30 in (84.00 mm)
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3.16 in (80.20 mm)
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Total piston displacement
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303 cu.in. (4966 cm3)
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365.4 cu.in. (5987 cm3)
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Compression ratio
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8.8:1
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10:1
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Output acc. to SAE J 1349
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302 hp/5600 rpm (225 kW/5600 rpm)
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389 hp/5200 rpm (290 kW/5200 rpm)
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Maximum torque acc. to SAE J 1349
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339ft.lb/2750 rpm (460 Nm/2750 rpm)
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420ft.lb/3800 rpm (570 Nm/3800 rpm)
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Maximum engine speed
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6000 rpm
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6000 rpm
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Firing order
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1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8
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1-12-5-8-3-10-6-7-2-11-4-9
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Poly-V-belts length
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2390 mm
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2585 mm
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1 The quoted data apply only to the standard vehicle. See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for ...
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1 The quoted data apply only to the standard vehicle. See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for ...
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Rims - Tires
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Rims - Tires
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Rims - Tires
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Rims and summer tires (except Sport Package)
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Rims and summer tires (except Sport Package)
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Rims and summer tires (except Sport Package)
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<TABLE ROW>
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Rims (light alloy) Wheel offset:
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81/4 J x 17 H 2 1.33 in (34 mm)
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All season tires: Radial-ply tires
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245/45 R17 95 W
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Winter tires: Radial-ply tires
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S2
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2 Must only be used with special MB authorized snow chains.
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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<TABLE ROW>
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Rim (light alloy) Wheel offset:
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81/4 J x 17 H 2 1.33 in (34 mm)
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<TABLE ROW>
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All season tires: Radial-ply tires
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245/45 R 17 95 W2
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Rims and summer tires (Sport package)
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Rims and summer tires (Sport package)
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Rims and summer tires (Sport package)
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<TABLE ROW>
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Model
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Model
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SL\x11500
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SL\x11500
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SL\x11600
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SL\x11600
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Rims front axle AMG light alloy rims Wheel offset:
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81/2 J x 18 H 2 1.0 in (25 mm)
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81/2 J x 18 H 2 1.0 in (25 mm)
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Rims rear axle AMG light alloy rims Wheel offset:
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91/2 J x 18 H 2 0.9 in (23 mm)
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10 J x 18 H 2 1.0 in (25 mm)
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Radial-ply tires front axle rear axle
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245/40 ZR 18 275/35 ZR 183
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245/40 ZR 18 275/35 ZR 183
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<TABLE ROW>
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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<TABLE ROW>
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Rim (light alloy) Wheel offset:
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81/4 J x 17 H 2 1.33 in (34 mm)
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81/4 J x 17 H 2 1.33 in (34 mm)
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All season tire: Radial-ply tire
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245/45 R 17 95W2
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245/45 R 17 95W2
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2 Must only be used with special MB authorized snow chains.
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3 Must not be used with snow chains.
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Technical data:Electrical system
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Technical data:Electrical system
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Technical data:Electrical system
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Generator (alternator)
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14 V/150 A
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<TABLE ROW>
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Battery
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12V/100 Ah
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<TABLE ROW>
279
Starter motor SL\x11500: SL\x11600:
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12V/1.7 kW 12V/2.2 kW
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<TABLE ROW>
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Spark plugs SL 500: SL 600: Electrode gap Tightening torque
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Bosch F 8 DPER Beru 14 FGH 8 DPUR X 2 Beru 14 FGH 8 DPUR X 2 0.039 in (1.0 mm) 15 – 22 ft.lb (20 ...
279
Weights
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Weights
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Hardtop load max.
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66 lb (30 kg)
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Trunk load max.
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220 lb (100 kg)
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Main Dimensions
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Main Dimensions
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Main Dimensions
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Overall vehicle length
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177.1 in (4499 mm)
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Overall vehicle width
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71.3 in (1812 mm)
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Overall height
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51.3 in (1303 mm)
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Wheel base
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99.0 in (2515 mm)
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Track, front
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60.4 in (1535 mm)
279
<TABLE ROW>
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Track, rear
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60.0 in (1523 mm)
279
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities
280
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities
280
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities
280
Brake fluid:Capacity
280
Brake fluid:Capacity
280
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<TABLE BODY>
280
<TABLE ROW>
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Vehicle components and their respective lubricants must match. Therefore use only brands tested a...
280
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<TABLE HEADING>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Model
280
Model
280
Capacity
280
Capacity
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Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc.
280
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc.
280
<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Engine with oil filter
280
SL 500 SL 600
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8.5 US qt (8.0 l) 10.6 US qt (10.0 l)
280
Recommended engine oils
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Automatic transmission
280
9.6 US qt (9.1 l)
280
Automatic transmission fluid
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Rear axle
280
1.5 US qt (1.4 l)
280
Hypoid gear oil SAE 90, 85 W 90
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Hydraulic system for adaptive damping system (ADS)
280
approx. 4.8 US qt (4.5 l)
280
MB Hydraulic fluid
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Power steering
280
approx. 1.1 US qt (1.0 l)
280
MB Power steering fluid
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Front wheel hubs
280
approx. 2.1 oz (60 g) each
280
High temperature roller bearing grease
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Accelerator control linkage
280
Hydraulic fluid
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
Brake system
280
approx. 0.5 US qt (0.5 l)
280
MB Brake fluid (DOT 4)
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
<TABLE ROW>
280
<TABLE ROW>
281
Windshield washer and/headlamp cleaning system
281
Vehicles without ADS: approx. 5.3 US qt (5.0 l) Vehicles with ADS: approx. 3.2 US qt (3.0 l)
281
MB Windshield washer concentrate “S” 1
281
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Cooling system
281
SL 500 SL 600
281
approx. 13.2 US qt (12.5 l) approx. 21.1 US qt (20.0 l)
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MB Anticorrosion/antifreeze
281
<TABLE ROW>
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Fuel tank including a reserve of
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approx. 21.1 US gal (80.0 l) approx. 2.6 US gal (10.0 l)
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Premium unleaded gasoline: Posted octane 91 (Avg. of 96 RON/86 MON)
281
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Air conditioner system
281
R-134a refrigerant and special PAC lubricant (Never R-12)
281
<TABLE ROW>
281
<TABLE ROW>
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1 Use MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and water for temperatures above freezing or MB Windsh...
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1 Use MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and water for temperatures above freezing or MB Windsh...
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Engine oils
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Engine oils
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Engine oils
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Engine oils are specifically tested for their suitability in our engines. Therefore, use only eng...
282
Please follow Service Booklet recommendations for scheduled oil changes. Failure to do so could r...
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Engine oil additives
282
Engine oil additives
282
Engine oil additives
282
Do not blend oil additives with engine oil. They may be harmful to the engine operation.
282
Damage or malfunctions resulting from blending oil additives are not covered by the Mercedes-Benz...
282
Air conditioner refrigerant
282
Air conditioner refrigerant
282
Air conditioner refrigerant
282
R-134a (HFC) refrigerant and special PAG lubricating oil is used in the air conditioner system.
282
Never use R-12 (CFC) or mineral-based lubricating oil, otherwise damage to the system will occur.
282
Brake fluid
282
Brake fluid
282
Brake fluid
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During vehicle operation, the boiling point of the brake fluid is continuously reduced through th...
282
The brake fluid must therefore be replaced every two years, preferably in the spring.
282
It is recommended to use only brake fluid approved by Mercedes-Benz. Your authorized Mercedes-Ben...
282
Premium unleaded gasoline
283
Premium unleaded gasoline
283
Premium unleaded gasoline
283
Caution!
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Caution!
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To maintain the engine‘s durability and performance, premium unleaded gasoline must be used. If p...
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• have the fuel tank filled only partially with unleaded regular and fill up with premium unleade...
283
• have the fuel tank filled only partially with unleaded regular and fill up with premium unleade...
283
• avoid full throttle driving and abrupt acceleration,
283
• do not exceed an engine speed of 3000 rpm, if the vehicle is loaded with a light load such as t...
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• do not exceed
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Fuel requirements
283
Fuel requirements
283
Fuel requirements
283
Use only Premium unleaded meeting ASTM standard\x11D\x11439:
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The octane number (posted at the pump) must be 91\x11min. It is an average of both the Research (R) ...
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Unleaded gasoline containing oxygenates such as Ethanol, IPA, IBA and TBA can be used provided th...
283
The ratio of Methanol to gasoline must not exceed 3% plus additional cosolvents.
283
Using mixtures of Ethanol and Methanol is not allowed. Gasohol, which contains 10% Ethanol and 90...
283
These blends must also meet all other fuel requirements such as resistance to spark knock, boilin...
283
Gasoline additives
284
Gasoline additives
284
Gasoline additives
284
A major concern among engine manufacturers is carbon build up caused by gasoline. Mercedes-Benz r...
284
After an extended period of using fuels without such additives, carbon deposits can build up espe...
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• warm-up hesitation,
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• warm-up hesitation,
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• unstable idle,
284
• knocking/pinging,
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• misfire,
284
• power loss.
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Do not blend other specific fuel additives with fuel. They only result in unnecessary cost, and m...
284
Damage or malfunctions resulting from poor fuel quality or from blending specific fuel additives ...
284
Coolants
284
Coolants
284
Coolants
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The engine coolant is a mixture of water and anticorrosion/antifreeze, which provides:
284
• corrosion protection,
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• corrosion protection,
284
• freeze protection,
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• boiling protection (by increasing the boiling point).
284
The cooling system was filled at the factory with a coolant providing freeze protection to approx...
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If the antifreeze mixture is effective to -22
284
The coolant solution must be used year round to provide the necessary corrosion protection and in...
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To provide the important corrosion protection, the solution must be at least 45% anticorrosion/an...
284
If the coolant level is low, water and MB anticorrosion/ antifreeze should be used to bring it up...
285
The water in the cooling system must meet minimum requirements, which are usually satisfied by no...
285
Anticorrosion/antifreeze
285
Your vehicle contains a number of aluminum parts. The use of aluminum components in motor vehicle...
285
Therefore the following product is strongly recommended for use in your car: Mercedes-Benz Antico...
285
Before the start of the winter season (or once a year in the hot southern regions), you should ha...
285
Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity
285
Consumer information
286
Consumer information
286
Consumer information
286
This has been prepared as required of all manufactures of passenger cars under Title 49, Code of ...
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Uniform tire quality grading
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Uniform tire quality grading
286
Quality grades can be found where applicable on the tire sidewall between tread shoulder and maxi...
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<TABLE ROW>
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Tread wear 200
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Traction AA
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Temperature A
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All passenger car tires must conform to federal safety requirements in addition to these grades.
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Treadwear
286
The treadwear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested under ...
286
Traction
286
The traction grades, from highest to lowest are AA, A, B, and C. Those grades represent the tire’...
286
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
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Warning!
286
The traction grade assigned to this tire is based on straightahead braking traction tests, and do...
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Temperature
287
The temperature grades are A (the highest), B, and C, representing the tire‘s resistance to the g...
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
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Warning!
287
The temperature grade for this tire is established for a tire that is properly inflated and not o...
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Index
289
Index
289
A
289
ABS (Antilock brake system) 190
289
Malfunction indicator lamp 208
289
Malfunction indicator lamp 208
289
Adjusting steering column
289
Storing steering column position in memory 70
289
Storing steering column position in memory 70
289
ADS indicator lamp 212
289
ADS warning lamp 212
289
Air conditioner refrigerant 278
289
Airbags 60
289
Airbag OFF indicator lamp 213
289
Airbag OFF indicator lamp 213
289
SRS indicator lamp 206
289
Antenna 151
289
Antilock brake system (ABS) 190
289
Antitheft alarm system 42
289
Aquaplaning 180
289
Armrest 127
289
Ashtrays 130, 131
289
Audio system
289
Anti-theft system 100
289
Anti-theft system 100
289
Button and soft key operation 101
289
Cassette mode 106
289
CD changer 110
289
CD mode 109
289
Operating and display elements 99
289
Operating safety 98
289
Operation 98, 102
289
Radio mode 104
289
Telephone operation 113
289
Automatic climate control 90
289
Air distribution 95
289
Air distribution 95
289
Air recirculation 96
289
Air volume 95
289
Basic setting - automatic mode 93
289
Defogging windows 94
289
Defrosting 94
289
Display and controls 92
289
Dust filter 97
289
Rear window defroster 95
289
Residual engine heat utilization 96
289
Automatic transmission 168
289
Emergency operation 174
289
Emergency operation 174
289
Fluid level 221
289
Maneuvering 172
289
Program mode selector switch 173
289
Selector lever positions 169
289
B
290
BabySmart
290
Self-test 59
290
Self-test 59
290
Backrest 48
290
BAS (Brake assist system) 188
290
Malfunction indicator lamp 207
290
Malfunction indicator lamp 207
290
Battery 236
290
Charge indicator lamp 211
290
Charge indicator lamp 211
290
Recycling 237
290
Brake assist system (BAS) 188
290
Brake fluid 278
290
Capacity 276
290
Capacity 276
290
Brake pad wear indicator lamp 205
290
Brake warning lamp 204
290
C
290
Catalytic converter 163
290
Central locking system 30
290
Automatic central locking 38
290
Automatic central locking 38
290
Central locking switch 37
290
General notes 34
290
Locking and unlocking with remote control 31
290
Remote control 28, 30
290
Remote control – changing batteries 251
290
Vehicle keys 28
290
Changing wheels 230
290
Charge indicator lamp 211
290
Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 204
290
Check regularly and before a long trip 202
290
Checking engine oil level 221
290
Checking engine oil level indicator 82
290
Cleaning and care of the vehicle 261
290
Clock 79
290
Combination switch 86
290
Console storage compartments 127
290
Consumer information 282
290
Control and operation of radio transmitters 153
290
Coolant
290
Adding coolant 224
290
Adding coolant 224
290
Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity 281
290
Checking level 223
290
Coolants 280
290
Low engine coolant level warning lamp 209
290
Temperature gauge 78
290
Cruise control 185
290
Cup holder 128, 264
290
D
291
Display illumination 77
291
Door control panel 20
291
Door pockets 129
291
Doors 35
291
Drinking and Driving 176
291
Drive sensibly - Save Fuel 176
291
Driving instructions 176
291
Block heater 183
291
Block heater 183
291
Brakes 177
291
Deep water 184
291
Pedals 176
291
Traveling abroad 184
291
Winter driving 182
291
Driving off 178
291
E
291
Economy 93
291
Electronic stability program (ESP) 192
291
Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 60
291
Emergency unlocking in case of accident 38
291
Emission control 164
291
Engine compartment 219
291
Engine oil
291
Additives 278
291
Additives 278
291
Capacities 276
291
Checking level 221
291
Consumption 83
291
Engine oils 278
291
Low level warning lamp 210
291
Engine oil level indicator 82
291
Engine oil temperature gauge 83
291
Entrance lamps in footwells, exit lamps in doors 120
291
ESP (Electronic Stability Program) 192
291
Control Switch 194
291
Control Switch 194
291
Malfunction indicator lamp 207
291
Synchronizing 193
291
Warning lamp 207
291
ETR (Emergency tensioning retractor) 60
291
SRS indicator lamp 206
291
SRS indicator lamp 206
291
Exterior lamp switch 84
291
Exterior lamps 242
291
Adjusting headlamp aim 247
291
Adjusting headlamp aim 247
291
Bulb for high and low beam 244
291
Failure indicator lamp 211
291
Headlamp assembly (Halogen) 243
291
Headlamp assembly (Xenon) 245
291
License plate lamps 250
291
Replacing bulbs 242
291
Taillamp assemblies 249
292
Turn signal, parking, side marker and standing lamp 244
292
F
292
First aid kit 215
292
Flexible service system (FSS) 80
292
FSS indicator lamp 77
292
FSS indicator lamp 77
292
Fuel consumption gauge 83
292
Fuel filler flap, manual release 259
292
Fuel requirements 279
292
Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 207
292
Fuel supply 200
292
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 276
292
Fuses 218
292
G
292
Garage door opener 133
292
Gasoline
292
Additives 280
292
Additives 280
292
Fuel requirements 279
292
Premium unleaded 279
292
H
292
Hardtop
292
Attaching hardtop 140
292
Attaching hardtop 140
292
Removing 137
292
Hardtop or panorama roof 137
292
Hazard warning flasher switch 89
292
Head restraints 44
292
Headlamp assembly (Halogen) 243
292
Headlamp cleaning system 87
292
High beam indicator lamp 213
292
Hood 219
292
I
292
Identification labels 270
292
Illuminated vanity mirror 123
292
Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 76, 204
292
Infant and Child Restraint Systems
292
SRS indicator lamp 206
292
SRS indicator lamp 206
292
Infant and child restraint systems 67
292
Instrument cluster 74
292
Display illumination 77
292
Display illumination 77
292
Indicator lamps 76
292
Instrument lamps 77
292
Malfunction and indicator lamps 204
293
Instruments and controls 18
293
Interior
293
General notes 124
293
General notes 124
293
Interior central locking system 125
293
Integration with vehicle central locking system 126
293
Integration with vehicle central locking system 126
293
Separate locking of storage compartments 126
293
Interior lamps 120
293
Interior lighting 120
293
J
293
Jump starting 238
293
K
293
Keys 28
293
Flat key 29
293
Flat key 29
293
Master key 28
293
Valet key 29
293
L
293
Layout of poly-V-belt drive 271
293
Leather upholstery 267
293
Level control system 196
293
Lighter 131
293
Locking the vehicle 31
293
M
293
Maintenance 154
293
Malfunction lamps in the instrument cluster 204
293
Multicontour seats 49
293
N
293
Night security illumination 85
293
O
293
Odometer display field 82
293
On-board diagnostic system 204
293
Opening the trunk 32
293
Outside temperature indicator 78
293
P
294
Panic button 33
294
Parcel net in passenger footwell 128
294
Parking 178
294
Parking brake 175
294
Brake warning lamp 204
294
Brake warning lamp 204
294
Passenger airbag indicator lamp 213
294
Power assistance 177
294
Power sunshade 122
294
Power windows 116
294
Express opening 117
294
Express opening 117
294
Opening with key 41
294
Problems with your vehicle 14
294
Product information 7
294
R
294
Radio, telephone and two-way radio 153
294
Rain sensor 87
294
Raising soft top manually 253
294
Reading lamps 120
294
Rear storage compartment 129
294
Rear view mirrors 71
294
Exterior 72
294
Exterior 72
294
Inside 71
294
Remote control 28
294
Changing batteries 251
294
Changing batteries 251
294
Synchronizing 252
294
Replacement keys
294
Obtaining 29
294
Obtaining 29
294
Replacing wiper blade insert 257
294
Roll bar 118
294
Roll bar warning lamp 212
294
S
294
Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 66
294
Seat belt nonusage warning system 53
294
Seat belts 52
294
Fastening 54
294
Fastening 54
294
Unfastening 56
294
Warning lamp 206
294
Seat belts and integrated restraint system 52
294
Seats 44
294
Seat heater 50
294
Seat heater 50
294
Snow chains 181
294
Soft top 143
294
Lowering 144
294
Lowering 144
294
Raising 145
295
Spare parts service 269
295
Spare wheel 228
295
SRS (Supplemental restraint system) 59
295
Indicator lamp 206
295
Indicator lamp 206
295
Start lock-out 34
295
Malfunction lamp 77
295
Malfunction lamp 77
295
Starting and turning off the engine 167
295
Steering column
295
Adjusting 70
295
Adjusting 70
295
Steering lock 165
295
Storage compartment (eyeglasses compartment) in the dashboard 124
295
Stowing things in the vehicle 215
295
Sun visors 123
295
Sunshade, electrical 122
295
Sunshade, manual 121
295
Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 59
295
Synchronizing power windows 117
295
T
295
Tachometer 79
295
Taillamp assemblies 249
295
Technical 272
295
Technical data 272
295
Electrical system 275
295
Electrical system 275
295
Main dimensions 275
295
Rims – Tires 273
295
Weights 275
295
Tele Aid 155
295
Information 159
295
Information 159
295
Initiating an emergency call 157
295
Roadside Assistance 158
295
Telephone, general 132
295
Telephones and two-way radio 153
295
The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 154
295
Tires
295
Driving instructions 179
295
Driving instructions 179
295
Inflation pressure 234
295
Replacement 226
295
Speed rating 181
295
Traction 180
295
Tow-away alarm 43
295
Tow-away protection 43
295
Towing the vehicle 240
295
Trip odometer 79
295
Trunk 39
295
Trunk lamp 259
295
Trunk lid release switch 40
295
U
296
Unlocking the vehicle 31
296
V
296
Vehicle jack 217
296
Vehicle tools 216
296
W
296
Warranty coverage 269
296
What you should know at the gas station 200
296
Wheels 226
296
Changing 230
296
Changing 230
296
Rotating 227
296
Spare wheel 228
296
Tire replacement 226
296
Where to find it 13
296
Wind screen 148
296
Installation 148
296
Installation 148
296
Removal 150
296
Setting up 150
296
Windshield and headlamp washer system
296
Check level 202
296
Check level 202
296
Fluid mixing ratio 225
296
Low fluid level warning lamp 210
296
Windshield washer fluid mixing ratio 88
296
Wiper blade, replacing insert 257
296
Service and Literature
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Service and Literature
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Service and Literature
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Your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center has trained technicians and original Mercedes-Benz parts to ...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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To help avoid personal injury, be extremely careful when performing any service work or repairs. ...
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If you have any question about carrying out some service, turn to the advice of an authorized Mer...
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FAQ about the 2000 Mercedes-Benz SL Class Manual
What contains the 2000 SL Class manual?
The Mercedes-Benz SL Class owner's manual is a comprehensive guide provided by Mercedes-Benz to assist owners in understanding and operating their specific model of the Mercedes-Benz SL Class. It contains important information about the vehicle's features, functions, and maintenance requirements. A general overview of what you might find in a Mercedes-Benz SL Class 2000 owner's manual:
- Instrument Panel and Controls, including dashboard indicators, warning lights, and controls
- Customer Assistance, with contact information for customer support
- Technical Information, like engine specifications, tire sizes, and recommendations
- Basic operations, like starting and stopping the engine and driver settings
- Fuel Information, with recommended fuel type and fuel tank capacity
Where to download the 2000 Mercedes-Benz SL Class Owners Manual?
The Mercedes-Benz SL Class owner manual for the 2000 model year is to be found on this page.
Is the manual for the Mercedes-Benz SL Class year 2000 free?
Yes, the owner manual for the model year 2000 is free, but the repair manuals are usually not easy to get and may cost more.
The Mercedes-Benz SL Class (2000) owner's manual is available in English?
Yes, the owner's manual for the model year 2000 is available in English.
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