2001 Mercedes-Benz E Class Owner's Manual
Year:
2001
Make:
Mercedes-Benz
Model:
E Class
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E\x11320 E\x11430 E\x1155\x11AMG
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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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DaimlerChrysler AG
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Contents
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Contents
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Contents
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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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Reporting Safety Defects 15
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Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls 18
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Center console 20
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Center console 20
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Overhead control panel 21
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Operation
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Vehicle keys 24
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Start lock-out 27
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General notes on the central locking system 28
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Central locking system 29
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Radio frequency and infrared remote control 29
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Radio frequency and infrared remote control 29
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Opening the trunk 32
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Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside 33
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Panic button 34
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Mechanical keys 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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Emergency unlocking in case of accident 38
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Trunk 39
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Trunk lid release switch 41
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Trunk lid emergency release 42
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Antitheft alarm system 43
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Tow-away alarm 45
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Power seats front 46
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Front seat head restraints 52
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Rear seat head restraints 53
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Multicontour seat 54
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Seat heater 55
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Seat ventilation 58
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system 60
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Seat belts 60
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 61
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BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 68
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 69
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Airbags 70
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 76
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Infant and child restraint systems 78
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Steering wheel adjustment 81
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Rear view mirrors 82
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Instrument cluster 86
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Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display 92
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Trip and main odometer, FSS and engine oil level display 96
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Audio systems 97
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Radio 97
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Radio 97
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CD player 98
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Cassette player 99
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Telephone 100
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Telephone book 100
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Telephone book 100
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Redialing 102
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Incoming call 104
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Navigation system 105
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Trip computer 106
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Malfunction message memory 108
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Individual settings 110
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Setting the audio volume 113
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Flexible service system (FSS) 114
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Engine oil level indicator 117
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Engine oil consumption 118
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Exterior lamp switch 119
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Night security illumination 120
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Headlamp cleaning system 121
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Combination switch 122
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Hazard warning flasher switch 125
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Automatic climate control 126
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Display and controls 128
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Display and controls 128
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Basic setting 129
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Special settings 129
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Defogging windows 129
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Defrosting 129
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Rear window defroster 130
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Air distribution 130
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Air volume 130
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Air recirculation 131
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Dust filter 131
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Activated charcoal filter 132
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Residual engine heat utilization 132
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Front center console compartment ventilation 133
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Rear passenger compartment adjustable air outlet 134
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Audio and telephone, operation 135
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Power windows 154
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Sliding / pop-up roof 156
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Interior lighting 159
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Entrance lamps, exit lamps in doors 159
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Rear window sunshade 160
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Sun visors 161
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Illuminated vanity mirrors 161
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Interior 162
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Armrest, rear bench 162
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Cup holder in rear bench armrest 162
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Glove box 163
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid 163
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid 163
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Storage compartment above ashtray in center console 164
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Storage compartments in center console 164
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Cup holder in center console 165
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Ashtrays 166
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Lighter 168
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Cargo tie-down hooks 169
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Parcel net in front passenger footwell 169
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Cellular telephone 170
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Shelf below rear window 170
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Garage door opener 171
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Driving
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Control and operation of radio transmitters 176
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 177
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Maintenance 177
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Tele Aid 178
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Catalytic converter 188
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Emission control 189
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Steering lock 190
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Starting and turning off the engine 192
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Automatic transmission 193
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Parking brake 202
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Driving instructions 203
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Drive sensibly - Save Fuel 203
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Drive sensibly - Save Fuel 203
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Drinking and driving 203
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Pedals 203
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Power assistance 204
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Brakes 204
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Driving off 205
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Parking 205
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Tires 206
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Snow chains 208
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Winter driving instructions 209
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Block heater 210
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Deep water 211
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Passenger compartment 211
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Traveling abroad 211
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Cruise control 212
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Brake assist system (BAS) 215
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Antilock brake system (ABS) 217
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Four Wheel Electronic Traction System (4MATIC) 219
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Electronic stability program (ESP) 220
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Parking assist (Parktronic) 224
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What you should know at the gas station 229
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Check regularly and before a long trip 231
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Instrument cluster display
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Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 234
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On-board diagnostic system 234
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On-board diagnostic system 234
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Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 234
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Brake warning lamp 235
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp 236
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 236
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Electronic stability program (ESP) — warning lamp 237
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BAS / ESP malfunction indicator lamp 237
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp 237
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Seat belt warning lamp 238
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Malfunction and indicator lamp in the center console 238
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 238
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 238
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Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display 239
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE 240
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE 240
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BATTERY / ALTERNATOR 241
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ABS-SYSTEM 242
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BRAKE ASSIST 242
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BRAKE LINING WEAR 243
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BRAKE FLUID 243
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PARKING BRAKE 244
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ENGINE FAN 244
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COOLANT (coolant level) 245
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COOLANT TEMP. 246
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LIGHTING SYSTEM 247
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LIGHT SENSOR 248
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REMOVE KEY 248
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TELE AID 249
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STEERING GEAR OIL 249
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL 250
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WASHER FLUID 251
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG. (Electronic stability program) 252
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Practical hints
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First aid kit 254
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Stowing things in the vehicle 254
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Fuses 255
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Hood 257
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Checking engine oil level 260
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Automatic transmission fluid level 261
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Coolant level 261
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Adding coolant 262
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Adding coolant 262
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Windshield and headlamp washer system 263
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 263
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 263
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Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment 264
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Vehicle jack 265
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Wheels 266
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Tire replacement 266
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Tire replacement 266
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Rotating wheels 267
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Spare wheel 268
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Spare wheel bolts 268
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Spare wheel bolts 268
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Spare wheel 269
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Changing wheels 271
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Tire inflation pressure 276
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Battery 277
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Jump starting 279
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Towing the vehicle 282
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Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 284
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Exterior lamps 285
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Headlamp assembly 286
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Headlamp assembly 286
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Taillamp assemblies 289
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Changing batteries in the electronic main key 291
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Synchronizing remote control 293
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Synchronizing remote control 293
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Emergency engine shut-down 293
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Rear seat cushion 294
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Emergency operation of sliding / pop-up roof 295
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Manual release for fuel filler flap 296
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Replacing wiper blade insert 296
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Trunk lamp 298
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Roof rack 298
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Vehicle care
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Cleaning and care of the vehicle 300
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Power washer 301
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Power washer 301
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Tar stains 301
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Paintwork, painted body components 301
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Engine cleaning 302
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Vehicle washing 302
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Ornamental moldings 302
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses 302
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Cleaning the parktronic system sensors 303
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Window cleaning / glass sunroof 303
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Wiper blades 303
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Light alloy wheels 304
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Instrument cluster 304
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever 304
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Cup holder 304
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Seat belts 304
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Headliner and shelf below rear window 304
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Upholstery 305
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Hard plastic trim items 305
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Plastic and rubber parts 305
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Technical data
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Spare parts service 308
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Warranty coverage 308
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Identification labels 309
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive 311
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Technical data 312
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Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 318
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Engine oils 320
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Engine oil additives 320
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Air conditioner refrigerant 320
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Brake fluid 320
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Premium unleaded gasoline 321
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Fuel requirements 321
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Gasoline additives 322
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Coolants 322
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Consumer information 324
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Index
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Index 326
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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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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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Contents - Instruments and controls
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Contents - Instruments and controls
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Contents - Instruments and controls
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Instruments and controls 18
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Center console 20
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Center console 20
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Overhead control panel 21
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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 Parking assist warning indicators, see page\x11
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1 Parking assist warning indicators, see page\x11
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2 Side defroster outlet
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3 Side air outlet, adjustable
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4 Air volume control for side air outlet
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5 Exterior lamp switch, see page\x11
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6 Parking brake release, see page\x11
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7 Hood lock release, see page\x11
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8 Combination switch, see page\x11
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9 Cruise control switch, see page\x11
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10 Instrument cluster, see page\x11
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11 Multifunction steering wheel, see page\x11
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12 Steering lock with ignition\x12/\x12starter switch, see page\x11
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13 Voice recognition system switch, see separate operating instructions
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14 Center air outlets, adjustable
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15 Air volume control for center air outlets
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16 Left front seat heater switch, see page\x11
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17 Headlamp washer switch, see page\x11
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18 Rear seat head restraints switch, see page\x11
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19 Hazard warning flasher switch, see page\x11
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20 Central locking switch, see page\x11
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21 Tow-away alarm switch, see page\x11
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22 Right front seat heater switch, see page\x11
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23 Glove box (illuminated with electronic key in steering lock position 1 or 2)
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24 Automatic climate control, see page\x11
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25 Audio system, see page\x11
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26 Storage\x12/\x12eyeglasses compartment
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Center console
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Center console
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Center console
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1 Ashtray with lighter, see page\x11
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1 Ashtray with lighter, see page\x11
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2 ESP control switch, see page\x11
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3 Power window switches, front doors, see page\x11
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4 Power window safety switch, rear doors, see page\x11
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5 Airbag Off indicator lamp, see page\x11
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6 Power window switches, rear doors, see page\x11
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7 Parktronic system deactivation switch, see page\x11
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8 Trunk lid release switch, see page\x11
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9 Mirror adjustment switch, see page\x11
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10 Rear window sunshade switch, 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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1 Interior lighting, see page\x11
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1 Interior lighting, see page\x11
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2 Sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof, see page\x11
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3 Rear view mirror, see page\x11
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4 Garage door opener, see page\x11
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5 Tele Aid (emergency call system), see page\x11
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6 Hands free microphone for Tele\x11Aid, telephone and voice recognition system
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Contents - Operation
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Contents - Operation
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Contents - Operation
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Vehicle keys 24
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Start lock-out 27
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General notes on the central locking system 28
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Central locking system 29
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Radio frequency and infrared remote control 29
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Radio frequency and infrared remote control 29
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Opening the trunk 32
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Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside 33
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Panic button 34
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Mechanical keys 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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Emergency unlocking in case of accident 38
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Trunk 39
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Trunk lid release switch 41
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Trunk lid emergency release 42
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Antitheft alarm system 43
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Tow-away alarm 45
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Power seats front 46
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Front seat head restraints 52
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Rear seat head restraints 53
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Multicontour seat 54
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Seat heater 55
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Seat ventilation 58
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system 60
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Seat belts 60
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 61
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BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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Self-test BabySmart
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 68
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Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 69
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Airbags 70
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 76
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Infant and child restraint systems 78
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Steering wheel adjustment 81
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Rear view mirrors 82
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Instrument cluster 86
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Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display 92
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Trip and main odometer, FSS and engine oil level display 96
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Audio systems 97
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Radio 97
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Radio 97
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CD player 98
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Cassette player 99
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Telephone 100
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Telephone book 100
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Telephone book 100
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Redialing 102
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Incoming call 104
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Navigation system 105
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Trip computer 106
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Malfunction message memory 108
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Individual settings 110
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Setting the audio volume 113
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Flexible service system (FSS) 114
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Engine oil level indicator 117
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Engine oil consumption 118
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Exterior lamp switch 119
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Night security illumination 120
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Headlamp cleaning system 121
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Combination switch 122
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Hazard warning flasher switch 125
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Automatic climate control 126
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Display and controls 128
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Display and controls 128
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Basic setting 129
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Special settings 129
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Defogging windows 129
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Defrosting 129
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Rear window defroster 130
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Air distribution 130
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Air volume 130
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Air recirculation 131
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Dust filter 131
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Activated charcoal filter 132
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Residual engine heat utilization 132
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Front center console compartment ventilation 133
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Rear passenger compartment adjustable air outlet 134
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Audio and telephone, operation 135
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Power windows 154
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Sliding / pop-up roof 156
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Interior lighting 159
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Entrance lamps, exit lamps in doors 159
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Rear window sunshade 160
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Sun visors 161
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Illuminated vanity mirrors 161
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Interior 162
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Armrest, rear bench 162
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Cup holder in rear bench armrest 162
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Glove box 163
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid 163
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid 163
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Storage compartment above ashtray in center console 164
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Storage compartments in center console 164
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Cup holder in center console 165
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Ashtrays 166
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Lighter 168
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Cargo tie-down hooks 169
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Parcel net in front passenger footwell 169
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Cellular telephone 170
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Shelf below rear window 170
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Garage door opener 171
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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\x11electronic main keys with integrated radio frequency and infrared remote controls plus remova...
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• 2\x11electronic main keys with integrated radio frequency and infrared remote controls plus remova...
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• 1 electronic reserve key without remote control functions, plus removable mechanical key.
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The locking tabs for the mechanical key portion of the two electronic main keys are a different c...
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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 your v...
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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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The electronic main key has an integrated radio frequency and infrared remote control, plus remov...
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The remote control\x11(1) operates all locks on the vehicle.
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The mechanical key\x11(2) works only in the driver’s door, trunk, and storage compartment locks.
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When using the mechanical key\x11(2) for lock operations, it can be removed by sliding it out of the...
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The remote control transmitter is located in the electronic main key.
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The infrared receivers are located in the front door handles.
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Note:
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Note:
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Remove the mechanical key from the electronic main key when using valet parking service. To preve...
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See page\x11
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Central locking system:Electronic reserve key
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Central locking system:Electronic reserve key
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Central locking system:Electronic reserve key
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The electronic reserve key is without remote control functions, but with removable mechanical key.
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The electronic reserve key\x11(1) works only in the steering lock. There are no batteries inside the...
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The mechanical key\x11(2) works only in the driver’s door, trunk (tailgate), and storage compartment...
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To use the mechanical key\x11(2), remove it from its electronic reserve key\x11(1).
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Note:
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We recommend that you carry the electronic reserve key plus mechanical key with you and keep it i...
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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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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 electronic key from the steering lock activates the start lock-out. The engine canno...
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Inserting the electronic key in the steering lock 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), the system is not operation...
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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 electronic key is inserted in the steering lock, the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked ...
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If the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked:
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• Aim transmitter eye at a receiver of either front door handle. Check the batteries of the elect...
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• Aim transmitter eye at a receiver of either front door handle. Check the batteries of the elect...
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• Use the mechanical key to unlock the vehicle. To start engine, insert the electronic key in the...
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Important!
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Important!
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When unlocking the driver’s door with the mechanical key, the exterior lamps will flash and the a...
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To cancel the alarm, insert the electronic key in the steering lock or press button\x11
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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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Radio frequency and infrared remote control
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Radio frequency and infrared remote control
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Radio frequency and infrared remote control
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The electronic main key has an integrated radio frequency and infrared 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 and fuel filler flap can be centrally locked and unlocked via remote con...
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Opening and closing the windows and sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof remotely can only be done with the infr...
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With vehicle centrally locked, the trunk can also be opened by using the remote control.
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If the electronic key is inserted in steering lock, the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked, and...
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Trunk:Remote opening
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Trunk:Remote opening
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2 Lamp for battery check (see page\x11
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3 PANIC button
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4 Transmitter eye
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5 Locking tab for mechanical key
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Central locking system:Locking and unlocking
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Central locking system:Locking and unlocking
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Central locking system: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 nor trunk is opened, the ...
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Locking:
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Press transmit button
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If the turn signal lamps do not blink, a door or trunk is not closed properly.
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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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Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
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Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
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Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
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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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The trunk lid will swing open automatically. You should always make sure there is sufficient clea...
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A minimum height clearance of 5.9\x11ft. (1.8\x11m) is required to open the trunk lid.
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Press 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\x11
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Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside
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Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside
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Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside
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Aim transmitter eye of remote control at a door receiver.
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Summer opening:
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Summer opening:
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Continue to press transmit button
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The windows and sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof begin to open after approximately 1\x11second.
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To interrupt opening procedure, release transmit button.
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Convenience feature:
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Convenience feature:
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Continue to press transmit button
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The windows and sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof begin to close after approximately 1\x11second.
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To interrupt closing procedure, release transmit button.
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Ensure that all side windows and the sliding/pop-up roof are properly closed before leaving the v...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Never operate the windows or sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof if there is the possibility of anyone being ha...
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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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Note:
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Note:
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If the windows and sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof cannot be operated automatically by pressing the transmi...
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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 insert electronic key in steering lock.
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Note:
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Note:
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For operation in the USA only: This device complies with Part\x1115, Subpart C, Section 209 of the F...
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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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Warning
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Warning
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Mechanical keys
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Mechanical keys
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Mechanical keys
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The mechanical keys work only in the driver’s door, trunk, and storage compartment locks.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The mechanical key does not operate the central locking system or antitheft alarm system.
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The fuel filler flap cannot be locked or unlocked with the mechanical key.
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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 driver’s door
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3 Locking driver’s door
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4 Individual door from inside: Push lock button down to lock.
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Important!
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Important!
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The mechanical key does not operate the central locking system or antitheft alarm system.
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5 Front door from inside: Pull handle to unlock.
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5 Front door from inside: Pull handle to unlock.
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When you lock the driver’s door with the mechanical key, the door lock button should move down.
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Each individual door must be locked with the respective door lock button – the driver’s door can ...
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If the vehicle has previously been locked from the outside, opening a door from the inside will t...
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• selective unlocking mode, only that individual door is unlocked. The remaining doors, the trunk...
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• selective unlocking mode, only that individual door is unlocked. The remaining doors, the trunk...
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• global unlocking mode, all doors, the trunk and fuel filler flap are unlocked.
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Notes:
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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, push down lock buttons and turn mechanical key in driver’s door lock to position\x113. In a...
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To unlock, pull inside door handles or turn mechanical key in driver’s door lock to position\x112.
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Rear doors can only be opened from inside by first pulling up the door lock button.
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When unlocking the driver’s door with the mechanical key, the exterior lamps will flash and the a...
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To cancel the alarm, insert the electronic key in the steering lock or press button\x11
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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 front doors are cl...
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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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Notes:
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Notes:
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If the vehicle was previously locked with the remote control, the doors and trunk cannot be unloc...
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The fuel filler flap cannot be locked or unlocked with the central locking switch.
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If the vehicle has previously been locked from the outside, opening a door from the inside will t...
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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 your v...
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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 electronic key in steering lock position\x112 hold upper portion of switch\x11(1) for a minimum of...
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To deactivate:
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With electronic key in steering lock position\x112 hold lower portion of switch\x11(2) for a minimum of...
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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 approximately 9\x11mph (15\x11km\x12/\x12h) or less with the...
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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 electronic key in steering lock position\x112, ...
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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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Driving on rough roads may cause the vehicle to unlock. If necessary, the vehicle can be locked a...
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Trunk
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Trunk
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Trunk
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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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Notes:
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In case of a malfunction in the central locking system the trunk can be unlocked individually.
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To unlock and open the trunk lid, turn mechanical key to position\x111, hold and push to open.
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The mechanical key does not operate the central locking system or antitheft alarm system.
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When unlocking the trunk with the mechanical key, the exterior lamps will flash and the alarm wil...
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To cancel the alarm, insert the electronic key in the steering lock or press button\x11
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If the fuel filler flap cannot be opened, see page\x11
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Important!
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Important!
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Do not place mechanical key inside trunk, since trunk is locked again when the lid is closed if t...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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To prevent possible personal injury, always keep hands and fingers away from the trunk opening wh...
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1 Unlocking
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Trunk:Separately locked
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Trunk:Separately locked
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Trunk lid release switch
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Trunk lid release switch
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Trunk lid release switch
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The switch is located on the center console.
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The trunk lid will swing open automatically. You should always make sure there is sufficient clea...
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A minimum height clearance of 5.9\x11ft. (1.8\x11m) is required to open the trunk lid.
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To open the trunk, the vehicle must be at standstill. Pull\x11up on switch until trunk lid is open.
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The indicator lamp in the switch remains on with trunk lid open.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The trunk can also be opened by using the remote control. Press
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The trunk lid cannot be opened by the switch or the remote control when previously locked separat...
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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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Trunk lid emergency release
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Trunk lid emergency release
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Trunk lid emergency release
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The emergency release button\x11(1) is located in the trunk lid.
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Briefly press emergency release button (1). All doors, the fuel filler flap, and the trunk unlock...
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Note:
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Note:
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The emergency release button\x11(1) only unlocks and opens the trunk while the vehicle is standing.
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Important!
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Important!
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The emergency trunk lid release button (1) does not open the trunk lid, if:
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• the vehicle battery is discharged or disconnected,
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• the vehicle battery is discharged or disconnected,
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• the trunk lid was previously locked separately with the mechanical key, see page\x11
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Illumination of the emergency release button\x11(1):
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The button will blink for 30 minutes after opening the trunk.
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The button will blink for 60 minutes after closing the trunk.
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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 by locking or unlo...
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The antitheft alarm is armed within approximately 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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• 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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Notes:
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Notes:
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We recommend that you carry the electronic reserve key plus mechanical key with you and keep it i...
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When you unlock the driver’s door with the mechanical key, the exterior lamps will flash and the ...
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To cancel the alarm, insert the electronic key in the steering lock or press button\x11
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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 form of flashing exterior lamps. At the same time ...
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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 electronic key in steering lock to position\x110 or\x111, or remove electronic key from ...
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Exit vehicle, and lock vehicle with the remote control.
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The tow-away alarm remains switched off until the vehicle is locked again with the electronic mai...
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Power seats front
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Power seats front
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Power seats front
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Warning!
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Warning!
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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. 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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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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When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock, and lock your v...
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock, and lock your v...
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The power seats can also be operated with the driver’s or front passenger door open. Do not leave...
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The power seats can also be operated with the driver’s or front passenger door open. Do not leave...
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To operate the front power seat adjustment switches, turn electronic key in steering lock to posi...
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We recommend to adjust the power seat in the following order:
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1 Seat, up\x12/\x12down
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1 Seat, up\x12/\x12down
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1 Seat, up\x12/\x12down
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2 Seat adjustment, fore\x12/\x12aft
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2 Seat adjustment, fore\x12/\x12aft
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3 Seat cushion tilt
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3 Seat cushion tilt
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4 Backrest tilt
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4 Backrest tilt
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5 Head restraint
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5 Head restraint
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Adjust the head restraint angle by hand.
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Note:
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Your vehicle is equipped with power head restraints, do not try to raise or lower them manually.
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Head restraints:Synchronizing
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Head restraints:Synchronizing
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Head restraints:Synchronizing
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If the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or empty), the head restraints are no l...
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To resynchronize the adjustment feature, turn electronic key in steering lock to position 2, move...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Do not remove head restraints except when mounting seat covers. For removal refer to Front seat h...
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Seats:Memory function
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Seats:Memory function
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Seats:Memory function
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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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Memory:Storing
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Memory:Storing
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Memory:Storing
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Three sets of seat\x12/\x12head restraint\x12/\x12steering wheel and exterior rear view mirror positions may ...
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Note:
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For instructions on adjustment of steering wheel and mirrors, see page\x11
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Memory:Recalling
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Memory:Recalling
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Memory:Recalling
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To recall a seat\x12/\x12head restraint\x12/\x12steering wheel and exterior rear view mirror position, push a...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Do not operate the power seats using the memory button if the seat backrest is in an excessively ...
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First move the backrest to an upright position.
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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, steering wheel, and rear view mirror adjustments as well as fastening o...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Children 12 years old and under must never ride in the front seat, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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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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Front seat head restraints
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Front seat head restraints
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Front seat head restraints
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Removal:
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Push button (1) up to bring the power adjustable head restraint to its highest position.
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Pull out head restraint completely with both hands.
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Installation:
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Push button (1) of the power adjustable head restraint up for approximately\x115 seconds.
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Insert the head restraint and push it down to the stop.
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Adjust head restraint to the desired position.
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For positioning of head restraints
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Warning!
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For your protection, drive only with properly positioned head restraints.
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Adjust head restraint to support the back of the head approximately at ear level.
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Adjust head restraint to support the back of the head approximately at ear level.
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Do not drive the vehicle without the seat head restraints. Head restraints are intended to help r...
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Do not drive the vehicle without the seat head restraints. Head restraints are intended to help r...
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Rear seat head restraints
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Rear seat head restraints
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Rear seat head restraints
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Folding head restraints backward (with engine running):
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Press symbol-side of rocker switch to release the head restraints. The head restraints will then ...
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Placing head restraints upright: Pull head restraint forward until it locks in position.
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Angle of head restraints: The head restraint angle can be adjusted manually.
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Important!
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Important!
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For safety reasons, always drive with the rear head restraints in the upright position when the r...
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Multicontour seat
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Multicontour seat
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Multicontour 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 to the right – increase side support,
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• press to the right – increase side support,
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• press to the left – 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 heaters can be switched on with the electronic key in steering lock positions\x111 or\x112.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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When in operation, the seat heater consumes a large amount of electrical power. It is not advisab...
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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 heater:Vehicles without seat ventilation
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Seat heater:Vehicles without seat ventilation
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Seat heater:Vehicles without seat ventilation
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The front seat heater switches are located in the center console.
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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 on, press lower half of switch.
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If left on, the seat heater automatically turns off after approximately 30\x11minutes of operation.
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Seat heater:Vehicles with seat ventilation
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Seat heater:Vehicles with seat ventilation
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Seat heater:Vehicles with seat ventilation
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The front seat heater switches are located in the center console.
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Rapid heating mode: Press button\x11(3) once. Both red indicator lamps above the button light up.
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The system switches over to normal heating mode automatically after approximately 5\x11minutes.
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Normal heating mode: Press button\x11(3) twice. One red indicator lamp above the button lights up.
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The seat heater will be automatically switched off after approximately 30\x11minutes.
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Turning off the heater: Press the button\x11(3) again. The indicator lamps go out. The seat heater i...
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Seat ventilation
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Seat ventilation
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Seat ventilation
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The front seat ventilation switches are located in the center console.
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Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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Level\x113 ventilation setting (maximum):
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Press button\x11(1).
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Three blue indicator lamps beside the button light up.
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The level of ventilation is decreased one step approximately every 10\x11minutes.
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Level\x112 ventilation setting (middle):
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Press button\x11(1) again.
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Two blue indicator lamps beside the button light up.
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Level\x111 ventilation setting (minimum):
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Press button\x11(1) again.
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One blue indicator lamp beside the button lights up.
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Turning off seat ventilation:
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If one blue indicator lamp is on, press button\x11(1) once.
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If two blue indicator lamps are on, press button\x11(1) twice.
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If three blue indicator lamps are on, press button\x11(1) three times.
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When in operation, the seat ventilation consumes a large amount of electrical power. It is not ad...
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The seat ventilation may automatically switch off if too many power consumers are switched on at ...
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The seat ventilation will switch on again automatically as soon as sufficient voltage is available.
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If the blinking indicator lamps pose a distraction, the seat ventilation 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 seat belts for all seats, emergency tensioning retractors for all o...
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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 passengers we strongly recommend their use.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Children 12 years old and under must never ride in the front seat, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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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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Warning!
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Warning!
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Never ride in a moving vehicle with the backrest reclined. Sitting in an excessively reclined pos...
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Note:
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For cleaning and care of the seat belts, see page\x11
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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 electronic key in steering lock position\x112, a warning sounds for a short time if the dri...
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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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Warning!
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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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Seat belts:Fastening
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Seat belts:Fastening
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Seat belts:Fastening
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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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Push latch plate (1) into buckle (2) until it clicks. Do not twist the belt. A twisted seat belt ...
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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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<TABLE BODY>
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Always fasten your seat belt before driving off. Always make sure your passengers are properly re...
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P91.10-2077-26
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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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Adjust seat belt so that shoulder portion is located as close as possible to the middle of your s...
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<GRAPHIC>
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P91.40-2060-26
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Raising: Slide belt outlet upward.
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Lowering: Press button\x11(4) and slide belt outlet downward.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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For safety reasons, avoid adjusting the seat or seat back into positions which could affect the c...
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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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Operation
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Operation
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The inertia reel stops the belt from unwinding during sudden vehicle stops or when quickly pullin...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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USE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY.
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• Seat belts can only work when used properly. Never wear seat belts in any other way than as des...
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• Seat belts can only work when used properly. Never wear seat belts in any other way than as des...
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• Seat belts can only work when used properly. Never wear seat belts in any other way than as des...
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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 your neck or off your shoulder. In a crash...
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• Never wear the shoulder belt under your arm, against your neck or off your shoulder. In a crash...
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• Never wear the shoulder belt under your arm, against your neck or off your shoulder. In a crash...
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• Each seat belt should never be used for more than one person at a time. Do not fasten a seat be...
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• Each seat belt should never be used for more than one person at a time. Do not fasten a seat be...
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• Each seat belt should never be used for more than one person at a time. Do not fasten a seat be...
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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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Children 12 years old and under must never ride in the front seat, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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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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Children too big for child restraint systems must ride in back seats using regular seat belts. Po...
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Children too big for child restraint systems must ride in back seats using regular seat belts. Po...
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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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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 BabySmartTM without special child seat installed
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Self-test BabySmartTM without special child seat installed
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Self-test BabySmartTM without special child seat installed
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After turning electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112, 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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BabySmart
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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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Front seats:
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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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Rear outer seats:
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• first threshold exceeded: ETR activates
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• first threshold exceeded: ETR activates
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Driver, front passenger and rear outer seat 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 for the front and outer rear seats are equipped with emergency tensioning retracto...
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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, angled impacts, roll- overs, certain side impacts, or other ac...
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For seat belt and emergency tensioning retractor safety guidelines
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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 Front passenger airbag
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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 front passenger airbags can provide in...
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Door mounted side impact and head protection window curtain airbags can provide increased protect...
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SRS (Supplemental restraint system):SRS malfunction
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SRS (Supplemental restraint system):SRS malfunction
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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 electronic key is turned from steering lock position 0 to position 1 or 2, ma...
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Have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center immediately.
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In the operational mode, after the indicator lamp has gone out following the initial check, inter...
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<TABLE ROW>
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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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Note:
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See page\x11
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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 front passenger 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 front passenger seat can appear to the
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3 Side impact airbags
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3 Side impact airbags
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4 Window curtain airbag
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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 side impact airbag for the front passenger deploys only if the front 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 front passenger seat can cause the front passenger-side impact airbag to deploy ...
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Window curtain airbags
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Window curtain airbags
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The head protection window curtain airbags afford greater protection against injuries to the head...
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The window curtain airbags are designed to activate only in certain side impacts exceeding a pres...
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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 should always wear their seat belts, otherwise it is not possible for th...
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The driver and passenger should always wear their seat belts, otherwise it is not possible for th...
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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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<TABLE ROW>
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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 “SRS” temporarily releases a small amount of dust from the airbags. This du...
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The activation of the
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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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Warning!
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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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<TABLE ROW>
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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 maximum protection in the event of a collision always be in normal seated position with your ...
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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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• 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’s seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper operation of vehi...
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• Adjust the driver’s seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper operation of vehi...
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• Adjust the driver’s seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper operation of vehi...
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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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• Adjust the front passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is...
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• Adjust the front passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is...
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• Adjust the front passenger seat as far as possible rearward from the dashboard when the seat is...
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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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• Children 12 years old and under must never ride in the front seat, except in a Mercedes- Benz a...
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• Children 12 years old and under must never ride in the front seat, except in a Mercedes- Benz a...
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• Children 12 years old and under must never ride in the front seat, except in a Mercedes- Benz a...
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Failure to follow these instructions can result in severe injuries to you or other occupants.
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Failure to follow these instructions can result in severe injuries to you or other occupants.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Accident research shows that the safest place for children in an automobile is in the rear seat. ...
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It should be noted that with respect to both front and rear side impact airbags there is a possib...
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It should be noted that with respect to both front and rear side impact airbags there is a possib...
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To help avoid the possibility of injury, please follow these guidelines: (1) occupants, especiall...
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To help avoid the possibility of injury, please follow these guidelines: (1) occupants, especiall...
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If you believe that, even with the use of these guidelines, it would be safer for your rear seat ...
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If you believe that, even with the use of these guidelines, it would be safer for your rear seat ...
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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 t...
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• Airbags and
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• Airbags and
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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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• Do not use handles above doors for placing such items as coat hangers etc..
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• Do not use handles above doors for placing such items as coat hangers etc..
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• Do not use handles above doors for placing such items as coat hangers etc..
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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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We recommend all infants and children be properly re- strained at all times while the vehicle is ...
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To activate, pull shoulder belt out completely and let it retract. During the seat belt retractio...
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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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Note:
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Note:
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For child seats with mounting fittings for tether anchorages refer to page\x11
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<TABLE BODY>
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Never release the seat belt buckle while vehicle is in motion, since the special seat belt retrac...
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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 states 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 the front seat, except in a Mercedes-Benz auth...
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<TABLE ROW>
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating...
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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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Children too big for child restraint systems must ride in back seats using regular seat belts. Po...
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Children too big for child restraint systems must ride in back seats using regular seat belts. Po...
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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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P91.40-2123-26 (W163)
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P91.40-2123-26 (W163)
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This vehicle is provided with tether anchorages for a top tether strap at each of the rear seatin...
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Prior to installing a tether strap, remove cover (1) from anchorage ring\x11(2) and store in a conve...
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To secure a tether strap to the anchorage, securely fasten the hook\x11(3), which is part of the tet...
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After removing the tether strap, reinstall the cover (1).
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Steering wheel adjustment
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Steering wheel adjustment
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Steering wheel adjustment
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<GRAPHIC>
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112 (with the driver’s or front passenger’s d...
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To lengthen or shorten the steering column, push switch forward or backward.
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To raise or lower steering wheel, push switch up or down.
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Note:
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Note:
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Memory
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Memory
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<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not adjust the steering wheel while driving. Adjusting the steering wheel while driving could ...
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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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Rear view mirrors:Inside
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Rear view mirrors:Inside
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Rear view mirrors:Inside
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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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Rear view mirrors:Antiglare night position
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Rear view mirrors:Antiglare night position
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Antiglare night position
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With the electronic key in steering lock position 2, the mirror reflection brightness responds to...
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With gear selector lever in position “R”, or with the interior lamp switched on, the mirror brigh...
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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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<TABLE BODY>
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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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Rear view mirrors:Exterior
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Rear view mirrors:Exterior
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Rear view mirrors:Exterior
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The switch is located on the center console.
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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First select the mirror to be adjusted – press button:
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Left mirror
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Right mirror
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To adjust, toggle the switch forward, backward or to either side.
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With the electronic key in steering lock position 2, the driver’s side mirror reflection brightne...
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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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Note:
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Note:
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The exterior mirrors have electrically heated glass. The heater switches on automatically, depend...
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If an exterior mirror housing is forcibly pivoted from its normal position, it must be reposition...
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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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<TABLE ROW>
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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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Rear view mirrors:Storing mirror positions in memory
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Rear view mirrors: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\x12/\x12head restraint\x12/\x12ste...
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Rear view mirrors:Parking position
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Rear view mirrors:Parking position
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Parking position
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The passenger-side exterior mirror can be adjusted and programmed to assist the driver during par...
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With electronic key in steering lock position 2, and the exterior rear view mirror switch in the ...
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The mirror position can now be adjusted as desired.
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At speeds above approximately 6\x11mph (10\x11km\x12/\x12h), upon shifting gear selector lever from
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One passenger-side mirror position can be stored in memory. To do so:
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1. Turn electronic key to steering lock position\x112.
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1. Turn electronic key to steering lock position\x112.
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The vehicle must be stationary.
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2. Select passenger-side mirror and adjust the mirror to view the curb.
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3. Press green memory button located in switch cluster for driver seat, see page\x11
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4. Within 3\x11seconds pull the mirror toggle switch rearward. The mirror should not move.
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Repeat the memory procedure if the mirror moves.
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5. Select driver side mirror. The passenger-side mirror will return to its previous position.
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Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
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1 Push buttons for intensity of instrument lamps, see page\x11
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1 Push buttons for intensity of instrument lamps, see page\x11
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2 Push button for resetting trip odometer, see page\x11
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3 Coolant temperature gauge, see page\x11
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4 Fuel gauge with reserve and fuel cap placement warning lamp, see page\x11
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5 Outside temperature indicator, see page\x11
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6 Left turn signal indicator lamp, see combination switch on page\x11
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7 ESP warning lamp, see page\x11
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8 Speedometer
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9 Trip odometer, see page\x11
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10 Main odometer, see page\x11
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11 Multifunction indicator, see page\x11
90
12 Right turn signal indicator lamp, see combination switch on page\x11
90
13 Tachometer, see page\x11
90
14 Gear range indicator display, see page\x11
90
15 Clock, see page\x11
90
Instrument cluster:Indicator lamps
91
Instrument cluster:Indicator lamps
91
Instrument cluster:Indicator lamps
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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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High beam
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<GRAPHIC>
91
ABS
91
ABS
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<GRAPHIC>
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Brake fluid low (except Canada). Parking brake engaged, see page\x11
91
<GRAPHIC>
91
Brake fluid low (Canada only). Parking brake engaged, see page\x11
91
<GRAPHIC>
91
BAS
91
BAS
91
<GRAPHIC>
91
Fasten seat belts, see page\x11
91
<GRAPHIC>
91
ESP
91
ESP
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<GRAPHIC>
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Engine malfunction indicator lamp. If the
91
<GRAPHIC>
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SRS malfunction, see page\x11
91
Function indicator lamp on the center console
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Function indicator lamp on the center console
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<GRAPHIC>
91
<GRAPHIC>
91
Front passenger airbag automatically switched off, see page\x11
91
Instrument cluster:Activating
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Instrument cluster:Activating
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Instrument cluster:Activating
92
The instrument cluster is activated by:
92
• Opening the door.
92
• Opening the door.
92
• Pressing button\x11
92
• Turning the electronic key in steering lock to position 1 or 2.
92
• Switching on the exterior lamps.
92
Instrument cluster:Illumination
92
Instrument cluster:Illumination
92
Instrument cluster:Illumination
92
<GRAPHIC>
92
Activating the instrument cluster.
92
Press\x11
92
Coolant temperature gauge
93
Coolant temperature gauge
93
Coolant temperature gauge
93
During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant temperature may rise...
93
The engine should not be operated with the coolant temperature in the red zone. Doing so may caus...
93
<TABLE>
93
<TABLE BODY>
93
<TABLE ROW>
93
Warning!
93
Warning!
93
• Driving when your engine is badly overheated can cause some fluids which may have leaked into t...
93
• Driving when your engine is badly overheated can cause some fluids which may have leaked into t...
93
<TABLE ROW>
93
• Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engin...
93
• Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engin...
93
• Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engin...
93
<TABLE ROW>
93
Turn off the engine, get out of the vehicle and do not stand near the vehicle until it cools down.
93
Turn off the engine, get out of the vehicle and do not stand near the vehicle until it cools down.
93
Outside temperature indicator
93
Outside temperature indicator
93
Outside temperature indicator
93
The temperature sensor is located in the front bumper area. Due to its location, the sensor can b...
93
Adaption to ambient temperature takes place in steps and depends on the prevailing driving condit...
93
<TABLE>
93
<TABLE BODY>
93
<TABLE ROW>
93
Warning!
93
Warning!
93
The outside temperature indicator is not designed to serve as an Ice-Warning Device and is theref...
93
Trip odometer
94
Trip odometer
94
Trip odometer
94
To reset to
94
Activate the instrument cluster if it is not already activated, see page\x11
94
Press button
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Press button\x11
94
Tachometer
94
Tachometer
94
Tachometer
94
The red marking on tachometer denotes excessive engine speed.
94
Avoid this engine speed, as it may result in serious engine damage that is not covered by the Mer...
94
To help protect the engine, the fuel supply is interrupted if the engine is operated within the r...
94
Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display
95
Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display
95
Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display
95
<GRAPHIC>
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Depending on your vehicle’s equipment, you may use the buttons on the multifunction steering whee...
96
1 Trip odometer and main odometer, see page\x11
96
1 Trip odometer and main odometer, see page\x11
96
Vehicle speed, see page\x11
96
2 Audio systems, see page\x11
96
Radio, see page\x11
96
3 Navigation system (if so equipped), see page\x11
96
4 Malfunction message memory, see page\x11
96
5 Individual settings, see page\x11
96
6 Trip computer, see page\x11
96
After start After reset Fuel tank content
96
7 Telephone (if so equipped), see page\x11
96
Press the
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Pressing the
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Pressing the
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You may call up additional displays within some of these categories by pressing the
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<TABLE>
96
<TABLE BODY>
96
<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
96
Warning!
96
A driver’s attention to the road must always be his\x12/ her primary focus when driving.
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<TABLE ROW>
96
For your safety and the safety of others, selecting features through the multifunction steering w...
96
For your safety and the safety of others, selecting features through the multifunction steering w...
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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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P46.10-2165-27
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2 Multifunction steering wheel
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Turn the electronic key in steering look to position\x111\x11or\x112.
97
Press button:
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3 è
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3 è
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3 è
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4 Ø
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4 Ø
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5 j
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5 j
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6 k
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6 k
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7 æ
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7 æ
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8 ç
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8 ç
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9 í
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9 í
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See page\x11
97
10 ì
97
10 ì
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11 Horn pad
97
Press the
98
Pressing the
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Pressing the
98
You may call up additional displays in some systems by pressing the
98
Note:
98
Note:
98
The displays in the multifunction display can be set to German, English, French, Italian or Spani...
98
The displays for the audio systems (radio, CD player, cassette player) will appear in English, re...
98
Trip and main odometer, FSS and engine oil level display
99
Trip and main odometer, FSS and engine oil level display
99
Trip and main odometer, FSS and engine oil level display
99
<GRAPHIC>
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1 Trip odometer and main odometer See page\x11
99
1 Trip odometer and main odometer See page\x11
99
2 Vehicle speed
99
3 FSS (Flexible service system), see page\x11
99
4 Engine oil level indicator, see page\x11
99
Press
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Press the
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Pressing the
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Audio systems
100
Audio systems
100
Audio systems
100
Radio
100
Radio
100
Radio
100
<GRAPHIC>
100
1 Audio system is switched off.
100
1 Audio system is switched off.
100
2 The radio is switch on.
100
3 Wave band setting and memory location number, where appropriate.
100
4 Station frequency.
100
5 This only appears when
100
The radio must be switched on.
100
Press the
100
Press button
100
Use the
100
Pressing the
100
CD player
101
CD player
101
CD player
101
<GRAPHIC>
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1 Audio system is switched off.
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1 Audio system is switched off.
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2 The CD player is switched on.
101
3 The number of the CD currently playing is displayed if you are using a CD changer.
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4 Track number.
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The radio must be switched on.
101
The CD player must be switched on.
101
Press the
101
Press the
101
Pressing the
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Note:
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Note:
101
To select a
101
Cassette player
102
Cassette player
102
Cassette player
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<GRAPHIC>
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1 Audio system is switched off.
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1 Audio system is switched off.
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2 The cassette player is switched on.
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3 Side being played.
102
The radio must be switched on.
102
The cassette player must be switched on.
102
Press the
102
Pressing the
102
Pressing the
102
Pressing the
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Note:
102
Note:
102
To select the reverse side of the tape, press button below track number on the audio system displ...
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Telephone
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Telephone
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Telephone
103
Telephone book
103
Telephone book
103
Telephone book
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<GRAPHIC>
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1 The telephone is switched off.
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1 The telephone is switched off.
103
2 The vehicle is currently outside the transmitter or receiver range.
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3 The telephone is ready for use.
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4 Name selected from the telephone book.
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5 Number for the name selected. Dialing commences.
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6 Dialing is completed. The name is displayed. The display remains for the duration of the call.
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7 Duration of call.
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8 Memory location number.
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The telephone must be switched on.
104
Press the
104
Pressing
104
Note:
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Note:
104
Press the
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The procedure is cancelled and display (3) appears.
104
Press the
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The name will be displayed when dialing is completed. Display\x11(6) remains for the duration of the...
104
Pressing the
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Pressing the
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Redialing
105
Redialing
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Redialing
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<GRAPHIC>
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1 The telephone is ready for use.
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1 The telephone is ready for use.
105
2 Number or name stored in the redial memory.
105
3 Number in the redial memory — redialing has commenced.
105
4 Dialing is completed and the name stored in the telephone book is displayed or the number diale...
105
5 Duration of call.
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6 Memory location numbers — the 10 most recently dialed numbers are stored. L0, most recently dia...
105
The telephone is switched on.
106
Press the
106
Pressing the
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Pressing the
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Note:
106
Note:
106
Press the
106
The procedure is cancelled and display (1) appears.
106
Press the
106
Once dialing is completed the name (4) is displayed if the name is stored in the telephone book; ...
106
Pressing the
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Pressing the
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Incoming call
107
Incoming call
107
Incoming call
107
<GRAPHIC>
107
The telephone must be switched on.
107
call
107
call
107
call
107
Press the
107
Press the
107
Navigation system
108
Navigation system
108
Navigation system
108
<GRAPHIC>
108
1 The navigation system is switched off.
108
1 The navigation system is switched off.
108
2 The navigation system is switched on but no destination has been specified.
108
3 The navigation system is switched on and destination guidance is active.
108
Press the
108
See the separate
108
Pressing the
108
Trip computer
109
Trip computer
109
Trip computer
109
<GRAPHIC>
109
After\x11start
109
After\x11start
109
After\x11start
109
After\x11reset
109
After\x11reset
109
3 Estimated driving range remaining and fuel tank contents
109
4 Distance covered
109
5 Elapsed time
109
6 Average speed
109
7 Average fuel consumption
109
Press the button
110
Press the
110
Important!
110
Important!
110
The reading in the display
110
Pressing the
110
Note:
110
Note:
110
The
110
To reset the
110
Call up the relevant display\x11(1 or\x112) using the
110
The
110
Malfunction message memory
111
Malfunction message memory
111
Malfunction message memory
111
<GRAPHIC>
111
1 There are no messages stored in the system
111
1 There are no messages stored in the system
111
2 Number of messages stored in the system
111
Press the
111
Press the
111
Should any malfunctions be stored while driving, they will reappear in the display (2) when the e...
112
Specific malfunctions can be recalled by pressing button\x11
112
Pressing the\x11
112
The malfunction message memory will be cleared when the electronic key is turned in the steering ...
112
Pressing the
112
Important!
112
Important!
112
Malfunctions and warning messages are only indicated for certain systems and displayed to a low l...
112
The malfunction and warning messages are simply a reminder with respect to the operation of certa...
112
Individual settings
113
Individual settings
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Individual settings
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<GRAPHIC>
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1 Preliminary display of the individual settings
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1 Preliminary display of the individual settings
114
Clock, setting
114
Clock, setting
114
set time\x11–\x11hours
114
set time\x11–\x11minutes
114
set time\x11–\x11minutes
114
12\x12/\x1224 O’Clock
114
12\x12/\x1224 O’Clock
114
Temp. indicator
114
Temp. indicator
114
Display Values in
114
Display Values in
114
text
114
text
114
station search using
114
station search using
114
Frequency
114
Frequency
114
Memory
114
Memory
114
9 See page\x11
114
10 Selection marker – indicates the setting selected
114
Notes:
114
Notes:
114
These settings may only be performed with the vehicle at standstill and with the key in steering ...
114
The figure depicts the factory setting for the Federal Republic of Germany.
114
Press the
115
Press the
115
Pressing the
115
The individual setting preliminary display (1) will appear again after you have run through all t...
115
Pressing the
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Notes:
115
Notes:
115
Settings can only be selected with the vehicle stationary or moving slowly.
115
The individual setting preliminary display (1) will appear if you speed up.
115
The setting menu previously called up will reappear when the vehicle stops or slows down, providi...
115
To return setting menus (4 to 8) to their factory settings:
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• Call up the individual setting preliminary display\x11(1).
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• Call up the individual setting preliminary display\x11(1).
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• Press the\x11\x11
116
• Press the\x11\x11
116
The individual setting preliminary display (1) will appear if you do not press the\x11\x11
116
Setting the audio volume
116
Setting the audio volume
116
Setting the audio volume
116
You can only adjust the volume of the system currently in use. The volume setting for each system...
116
Setting button:
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æ
116
æ
116
ç
116
ç
116
Flexible service system (FSS)
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Flexible service system (FSS)
117
Flexible service system (FSS)
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<GRAPHIC>
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The FSS permits a flexible service schedule that is directly related to the operating conditions ...
117
The symbol
117
Depending on operating conditions throughout the year, the next service is calculated and display...
117
The message is displayed for approximately 10 seconds when turning the electronic key in steering...
117
The symbols and messages indicate the type of service to be performed:
117
9
117
9
117
9
117
Service\x11A
117
º
117
º
117
Service\x11B
117
One of the following messages will appear in the display (e.g. Service\x11A):
117
service\x11A – in
117
service\x11A – in
117
service\x11A – in
117
The next service due date is displayed either in days or in miles, depending on your driving style.
117
Once the suggested service term has passed, the symbol and message appear for approximately 30\x11se...
117
The service indicator disappears automatically after 30\x11seconds or if button\x11\x11
118
Calling up service indicator manually:
118
Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position 1.
118
Call up the trip odometer and main odometer by pressing button
118
Press button
118
Pressing the
118
Important!
118
Important!
118
The FSS indicator is not an engine oil level indicator. See page\x11
118
Note:
118
Note:
118
When disconnecting vehicle battery for one or more days at a time, such days will not be counted....
118
Following a completed A or B service the Mercedes-Benz Center sets the counter mileage to 10\x11000\x11...
119
The counter can also be set by any individual. To do so:
119
Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position\x112.
119
To call up the trip odometer and main odometer, press button
119
Press button
119
Press button\x11\x11
119
The multifunction display will show the question:
119
Press button\x11
119
The new service indicator is displayed with the reset distance of 10\x11000\x11miles (Canada 15\x11000\x11km).
119
If the FSS counter was inadvertently reset, have a Mercedes\x15Benz Center correct it.
119
However you choose to set your reference numbers, the scheduled services as posted in the Service...
119
Engine oil level indicator
120
Engine oil level indicator
120
Engine oil level indicator
120
<GRAPHIC>
120
To check the engine oil level, park vehicle on level ground, with engine at normal operational te...
120
Check oil level approximately 5 minutes after stopping the engine, allowing for the oil to return...
120
Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position 2.
120
To call up the trip odometer and main odometer, press button
120
Press button
120
The electronic key in steering lock is not in position 2 if the
120
The
120
One of the following messages will subsequently appear on the indicator:
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11O.K.
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11O.K.
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11ADD 1.0 QUART
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11ADD 1.0 QUART
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11ADD 1.5 QUART
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11ADD 1.5 QUART
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11ADD 2.0 QUART
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11ADD 2.0 QUART
121
See page\x11
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11REDUCE OIL LEVEL
121
ENGINE OIL LEVEL\x11–\x11REDUCE OIL LEVEL
121
Do not overfill the engine.
121
The message
121
Perform the engine oil level check with the dipstick, if it cannot be completed via the multifunc...
121
Note:
121
Note:
121
See
121
The engine oil level cannot be checked while the engine is running. The
121
Engine oil consumption
121
Engine oil consumption
121
Engine oil consumption
121
Engine oil consumption checks should only be made after the break-in period. During the break-in ...
121
Exterior lamp switch
122
Exterior lamp switch
122
Exterior lamp switch
122
<GRAPHIC>
122
D
122
D
122
D
122
Off
122
C
122
C
122
Parking lamps (also side marker lamps, taillamps, licence plate lamps, instrument panel lamps)
122
Canada only: When the engine is running, the low beam is additionally switched on.
122
B
122
B
122
Parking lamps plus low beam or high beam headlamps (combination switch pushed forward).
122
\x1A
122
\x1A
122
Standing lamps, right (turn left one stop)
122
‚
122
‚
122
Standing lamps, left (turn left two stops)
122
‡
122
‡
122
Front fog lamps (pull out one stop) with parking lamps and\x12/\x12or low beam headlamps on. Green indi...
122
†
122
†
122
Rear fog lamp (pull out to second detent) in addition to the front fog lamps. Yellow indicator in...
122
Standing lamps
122
Standing lamps
122
When the vehicle is parked on the street the standing lamps (right or left side parking lamps) ca...
122
The standing lamps cannot be operated with the electronic key in steering lock position 2.
122
Note:
123
Note:
123
With the electronic key removed and the driver’s door open, a warning sounds and the message
123
Fog lamps will operate with the parking lamps and\x12/\x12or the low beam headlamps on. Fog lamps shoul...
123
Daytime running lamps
123
Daytime running lamps
123
Daytime running lamps
123
When the engine is running and the selector lever is in a driving position, the low beam headlamp...
123
When shifting from a driving position to position
123
For nighttime driving the exterior lamp switch should be turned to position
123
Night security illumination
123
Night security illumination
123
Night security illumination
123
When exiting the vehicle after driving with the exterior lamps on, they switch on again for added...
123
Headlamp cleaning system
124
Headlamp cleaning system
124
Headlamp cleaning system
124
<GRAPHIC>
124
The switch is located in the center console.
124
The headlamp washer can be activated with the electronic key in steering lock position 2.
124
Briefly press symbol side of switch.
124
Combination switch
125
Combination switch
125
Combination switch
125
<GRAPHIC>
125
1 Low beam (exterior lamp switch position
125
1 Low beam (exterior lamp switch position
125
2 High beam (exterior lamp switch position
125
3 High beam flasher (high beam available independent of exterior lamp switch position)
125
4 Turn signals, right
125
5 Turn signals, left
125
To signal minor directional changes, such as changing lanes on a highway, move combination switch...
125
To operate the turn signals continuously, move the combination switch past the point of resistanc...
125
Turn signal failure
125
Turn signal failure
125
Turn signal failure
125
If one of the turn signals fails, the turn signal indicator system flashes and sounds at a faster...
125
P54.25-2423-26
126
P54.25-2423-26
126
P54.25-2423-26
126
<GRAPHIC>
126
Push briefly for single wipe without adding washer fluid (use only when windshield is wet).
126
Push past detent and hold to activate wiper and washer.
126
7 Windshield wiper
126
0
126
0
126
0
126
Wiper off
126
I
126
Intermittent wiping
126
Vehicles with optional rain sensor: One initial wipe, pauses between wipes are automatically cont...
126
Notes:
126
With switch in this position, one wipe occurs when turning the electronic key in steering lock fr...
126
Rain sensor
126
Rain sensor
126
II
126
Normal wiper speed
126
III
126
Fast wiper speed
126
Note:
127
Note:
127
The windshield washer reservoir, hoses and nozzles are automatically heated.
127
For windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio see page\x11
127
Windshield wiper smears
127
Windshield wiper smears
127
If the windshield wiper smears the windshield, even during rain, activate the washer system as of...
127
Blocked windshield wiper
127
Blocked windshield wiper
127
If the windshield wiper becomes blocked (for example, due to snow), switch off the wiper.
127
For safety reasons before removing ice or snow, remove electronic key from steering lock. Remove ...
127
Activate combination switch again (electronic key in steering lock position 1).
127
Hazard warning flasher switch
128
Hazard warning flasher switch
128
Hazard warning flasher switch
128
<GRAPHIC>
128
The hazard warning flasher can be activated with the switch located in the dashboard.
128
To activate hazard warning flasher, press switch once. To deactivate, press switch again.
128
Note:
128
Note:
128
With the hazard warning flasher activated, the combination switch in position for either left or ...
128
Automatic climate control
129
Automatic climate control
129
Automatic climate control
129
<GRAPHIC>
129
1 Air volume control for center air outlets, turn wheel up to open.
130
1 Air volume control for center air outlets, turn wheel up to open.
130
2 Air volume control for side air outlet and side window defroster outlet.
130
To open side air outlets: Turn wheel to position
130
To open defroster outlets: Turn wheel to position
130
3 Center air outlets, adjustable
130
4 Side air outlet, adjustable
130
5 Side defroster outlet
130
6 Display and controls
130
The system is always at operational readiness, except when manually switched off.
130
The automatic climate control only operates with the engine running.
130
The temperature selector should be left at the desired temperature setting. The temperature selec...
130
The system will not heat or cool any quicker by setting a higher or lower temperature.
130
The automatic climate control removes considerable moisture from the air during operation in the ...
130
The desired interior temperature can be selected separately for the left and right side of the pa...
130
Display and controls
131
Display and controls
131
Display and controls
131
<GRAPHIC>
131
Press the desired button to activate, indicator lamp is on while activated.
131
U
131
U
131
U
131
Automatic mode
131
f
131
f
131
Raise temperature
131
g
131
g
131
Lower temperature
131
P
131
P
131
Defrost
131
O
131
O
131
Air recirculation
131
e
131
e
131
Activated charcoal filter
131
F
131
F
131
Rear window defroster
131
b
131
b
131
Air distribution, manual
131
S
131
S
131
Economy mode
131
ï
131
ï
131
Air volume, manual
131
T
131
T
131
Residual engine heat utilization
131
Basic setting
132
Basic setting
132
Basic setting
132
Press left and right
132
Simultaneously press both
132
Q
132
Q
132
Air volume and distribution are controlled automatically.
132
This setting can be used all year around.
132
Automatic climate control:Economy
132
Automatic climate control:Economy
132
Automatic climate control:Economy
132
The function of this setting corresponds to the automatic mode. However, because the air conditio...
132
Press
132
Press
132
Special settings
132
Special settings
132
Special settings
132
Defogging windows
132
Defogging windows
132
Defogging windows
132
Switch off
132
Press left and right
132
Press
132
S
132
S
132
Turn wheels (2) to position to open left and right defroster outlets (5).
132
Defrosting
132
Defrosting
132
Defrosting
132
Turn wheels (2) to position
132
Press
132
P
132
P
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Press
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Rear window defroster
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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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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 minutes 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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Air distribution
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U
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U
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Press
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Air volume
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Air volume
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Air volume
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side of rocker switch
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To switch the automatic climate control off, press -\x11side of rocker switch
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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
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Air recirculation
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Air recirculation
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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 approximately 5\x11minutes at outside temperatures below approximately 40
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• after approximately 5\x11minutes at outside temperatures below approximately 40
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• after approximately 30\x11minutes, at outside temperatures above approximately 40
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• after approximately 5\x11minutes, if button
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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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Dust filter
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Dust filter
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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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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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Activated charcoal filter
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Activated charcoal filter
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Activated charcoal filter
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An activated charcoal filter markedly reduces bad odors and removes pollutants from the air enter...
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To select, press
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To cancel, press
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The blower speed is slightly increased to supply a constant volume of air.
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The system switches automatically to the air recirculation mode, if the carbon monoxide (CO) or n...
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When pressing button
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The automatic air recirculation does not function when selecting the Economy mode
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The activated charcoal filter should be switched off when windows fog up on the inside, or if the...
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Residual engine heat utilization
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Residual engine heat utilization
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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 1 or 0 or remove electronic key. Close air outle...
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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 approximately 30\x11minutes,
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• if the battery voltage drops.
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Front center console compartment ventilation
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Front center console compartment ventilation
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Front center console compartment ventilation
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The front center console compartment has its own air outlet.
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To open: Push lever down.
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To close: Push lever up.
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The air volume is dependent on the setting of the
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• air volume control
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• air volume control
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• air distribution control
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• air outlets in the dashboard and rear passenger compartment.
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The air temperature is about the same as that of the dashboard air outlets. It cannot be regulate...
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The compartment can get very warm due to its confined space. When storing heat sensitive objects ...
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Also, do not obstruct the air outlet.
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Rear passenger compartment adjustable air outlet
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Rear passenger compartment adjustable air outlet
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Rear passenger compartment adjustable air outlet
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To open air outlet, rotate wheel (1) upward.
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The air outlet is adjustable.
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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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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 car radio....
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Warning!
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Warning!
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In order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, system settings should be entered ...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km\x12/\x12h), your vehicle is covering a...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km\x12/\x12h), your vehicle is covering a...
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The right to correct errors and make technical amendments is reserved.
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Audio system:Operating safety
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Audio system:Operating safety
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Warning!
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Any alternations made to electronic components can cause malfunctions
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The radio, cassette deck, CD changer1 and telephone1 are interconnected. Therefore, when one of t...
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The radio, cassette deck, CD changer
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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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1 On\x12/\x12off, volume
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1 On\x12/\x12off, 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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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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Switch on the radio.
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If an incorrect code has been entered and confirmed,
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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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In these instructions, the alpha-numeric keypad (right side of radio face) and the function butto...
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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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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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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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The AUD key is used to select the BASS, TREBLE, FADER and BALANCE functions. Settings for bass an...
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Bass
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Bass
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Treble
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Treble
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Press the
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Fader\x11
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Fader\x11
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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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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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Press
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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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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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Press either the
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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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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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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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Audio system:Cassette mode
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Audio system:Cassette mode
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Audio system:Cassette mode
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Note:
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Note:
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Vehicles equipped with the
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Playing cassettes
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Playing cassettes
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Press the
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Notes:
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Notes:
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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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When playing mono recorded tapes (e.g. books) through a stereo system the sound from one track mi...
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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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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 search forwards\x12/\x12backwards
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Track search forwards\x12/\x12backwards
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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\x12/\x12reverse
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Fast forward\x12/\x12reverse
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Fast forward\x12/\x12reverse is stopped by pressing the same button again, or it will stop automaticall...
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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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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!
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Warning!
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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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Audio system:CD changer
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Audio system:CD changer
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Loading\x12/\x12emptying the CD magazine
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Loading\x12/\x12emptying the CD magazine
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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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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\x12/\x12backwards
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Skipping tracks forwards\x12/\x12backwards
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Press the
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Press the
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Fast forward\x12/\x12reverse
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Fast forward\x12/\x12reverse
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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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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\x12/\x12repeat function
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Random play\x12/\x12repeat 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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Tracks can be selected directly using the buttons on the alpha-numeric keypad. Press the
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Audio system:Telephone operation
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Audio system:Telephone operation
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Audio system: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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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A current call can be terminated by pressing the END key.
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Component malfunctions
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Component malfunctions
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The radio, CD changer\x11
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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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Switches for:
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1 left, front
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1 left, front
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2 left, rear
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3 right, front
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4 right, rear
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5 Switch for rear door window override
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Power window switches located in rear doors
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6 Individual switches (rear doors)
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6 Individual switches (rear doors)
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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Press switch in to resistance point:
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k
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k
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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 and closing
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Express opening and closing
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Press switch
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To interrupt procedure, briefly press
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If the upward movement of the window is blocked during the closing procedure, the window will sto...
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When pressing and holding the switch
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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 v...
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Power windows:Blocking of rear door window operation
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Power windows:Blocking of rear door window operation
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Power windows:Blocking of rear door window operation
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If no operation of the rear windows by switch (6) (for instance by children) is desired, slide ov...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When closing the windows, be sure that there is no danger of anyone being harmed by the closing p...
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In case of obstruction, the automatic reversal will not operate if a window is being closed by pr...
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In case of obstruction, the automatic reversal will not operate if a window is being closed by pr...
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The closing procedure can be immediately reversed by either pressing the switch k, or pressing bu...
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The closing procedure can be immediately reversed by either pressing the switch
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Note:
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The power windows can also be opened or closed with the electronic main key while unlocking or lo...
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Power windows:Synchronizing power windows
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Power windows:Synchronizing power windows
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Power windows:Synchronizing power windows
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If the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or low), the windows cannot be opened o...
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To resynchronize the express feature, press
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The automatic full opening and closing procedure of the windows should now be restored.
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Sliding / pop-up roof
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Sliding / pop-up roof
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Sliding / pop-up roof
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1 to slide roof open
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1 to slide roof open
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2 to slide roof closed
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3 to raise roof at rear
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4 to lower roof at rear
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x111 or\x112.
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To open, close, raise or lower the sliding/pop-up roof: Move switch to resistance point in the re...
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Release the switch when the roof has reached the required position.
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The switch is illuminated when the exterior lamps are switched on (except standing lamps).
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Warning!
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Warning!
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When closing the sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof, be sure that there is no danger of anyone being harmed by...
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The closing procedure can be immediately reversed by either moving the switch in direction\x11(1) or...
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The closing procedure can be immediately reversed by either moving the switch in direction\x11(1) or...
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When leaving the vehicle, always remove the electronic key from starter switch, and lock your veh...
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When leaving the vehicle, always remove the electronic key from starter switch, and lock your veh...
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Sliding/pop-up roof:Express opening
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Sliding/pop-up roof:Express opening
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Sliding/pop-up roof:Express opening
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Move switch past resistance point and release — the sliding\x12/\x12pop\x15up roof slides open automatically.
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To interrupt procedure, briefly move switch in any direction.
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Sliding/pop-up roof:Synchronizing
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Sliding/pop-up roof:Synchronizing
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Sliding/pop-up roof:Synchronizing
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If the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or low), or if the sliding/pop-up roof ...
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To do so, turn electronic key in steering lock to position\x112, move and hold switch in direction\x11(...
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The sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof can be opened or closed manually should an electrical malfunction occur...
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The sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof can also be opened or closed with the electronic main key while unlocki...
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Interior lighting
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Interior lighting
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Interior lighting
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1 Automatic interior lighting
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1 Automatic interior lighting
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Press once and the automatic interior lighting is activated.
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Interiors lamps are switched on, and off (soft fade) delayed, when unlocking or locking the vehic...
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Press again and interior lamps remain switched off, even when centrally unlocking or opening a door.
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2 Press to switch interior and reading lamps on or off.
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3 Press to switch rear passenger compartment lamp (including reading lamps) on or off.
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4 Press to switch reading lamp on or off.
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To prevent the vehicle battery from being discharged, with reading lamps switched on manually and...
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Entrance lamps, exit lamps in doors
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Entrance lamps, exit lamps in doors
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Entrance lamps, exit lamps in doors
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The lamps are switched on and off by the door contact switches.
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To prevent the vehicle battery from being discharged, with doors open all interior lamps go out a...
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Rear window sunshade
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Rear window sunshade
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Rear window sunshade
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1 Hold to raise
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1 Hold to raise
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2 Hold to lower
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The switch is located on center console.
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Turn electronic key in steering lock to position 1 or 2.
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The sunshade should always be either fully raised or fully lowered.
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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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Illuminated vanity mirrors
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Illuminated vanity mirrors
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Illuminated vanity mirrors
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With the visor engaged in its inner mounting, the lamp is switched on by opening the cover.
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Do not use the vanity mirror while driving.
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The lamp goes out automatically after approximately 5 minutes.
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Interior
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Interior
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Interior
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Warning
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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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Armrest, rear bench
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Armrest, rear bench
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Armrest, rear bench
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Pull down the armrest by its strap.
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Cup holder in rear bench armrest
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Cup holder in rear bench armrest
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Cup holder in rear bench armrest
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Press button (1) and pull out drawer to its detent.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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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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Glove box
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Glove box
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Glove box
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1 Unlocking: Turn mechanical key to vertical position and remove.
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1 Unlocking: Turn mechanical key to vertical position and remove.
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2 Locking: Turn mechanical key to the right and remove.
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3 Opening: Pull on handle.
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The glove box can be locked and unlocked with the mechanical key. See page\x11
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid
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Cup holder and coin holder in glove box lid
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Caution!
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Storage compartment above ashtray in center console
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Storage compartment above ashtray in center console
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To open: Touch bottom of cover slightly. The cover opens automatically.
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Storage compartments \tin center console
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Storage compartments \tin center console
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Storage compartments \tin center console
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To open compartment in armrest: Lift lid with handle (4).
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To open compartment under armrest: Lift lid with handle (5).
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To close: Lower lid until it engages in lock.
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Cup holder in center console
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Cup holder in center console
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Cup holder in center console
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To open cover: Touch top of cover (6) slightly. The cover opens automatically.
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To store cup holder: Push button (7) down until cup holder engages. Close cover (6).
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The right claw is adjustable to accommodate most container sizes.
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An additional second (smaller size) container can be placed in the cup holder.
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Spilling liquids (e.g. soda or coffee) could restrict the movement of the claw. Refer to page\x11
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Caution!
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Caution!
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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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Keep compartment lids closed. This will help to prevent stored objects from being thrown about an...
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Ashtrays
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Ashtrays
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Ashtrays
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Ashtrays:Center console
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Ashtrays:Center console
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Center console, front
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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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Remove front ashtray only with vehicle standing still. With the gear selector lever in position “...
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To remove ashtray: Push sliding knob (1) toward the right to eject the insert.
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To install ashtray: Install insert into ashtray frame and push down to engage.
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To remove ashtray: Push left and right sides down and pull out the ashtray.
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To install ashtray: Install top of ashtray, push bottom part in to engage.
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Lighter
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Lighter
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Lighter
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Turn electronic 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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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 electronic key from the steering lock. Do not leave ch...
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When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock. Do not leave ch...
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The lighter socket can be used to accommodate electrical accessories up to maximum 85 W.
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Cargo tie-down hooks
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Cargo tie-down hooks
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Cargo tie-down hooks
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Inside the trunk are six cargo tie-down hooks. Secure cargo by applying even load on the hooks us...
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Parcel net in front passenger footwell
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Parcel net in front passenger footwell
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Parcel net in front passenger footwell
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A small convenience parcel net is located in the front passenger footwell. It is for small and li...
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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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Cellular telephone
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Cellular telephone
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Cellular telephone
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The vehicle is prepared for the installation of a cellular telephone. For further information and...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Some jurisdictions prohibit the driver from using a cellular telephone while driving a vehicle. W...
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Shelf below rear window
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Shelf below rear window
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Shelf below rear window
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The shelf below the rear window should not be used to carry objects. This will avoid such objects...
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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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Garage door opener
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Garage door opener
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Garage door opener
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1 Integrated remote control transmitter
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1 Integrated remote control transmitter
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2 Portable remote control transmitter
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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 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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The built-in remote control is capable of operating up to three separately controlled objects.
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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\x1115, Subpart C, Section 209 of the F...
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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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Warning
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Warning
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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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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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Contents - Driving
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Contents - Driving
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Contents - Driving
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Control and operation of radio transmitters 176
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 177
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Maintenance 177
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Tele Aid 178
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Catalytic converter 188
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Emission control 189
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Steering lock 190
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Starting and turning off the engine 192
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Automatic transmission 193
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Parking brake 202
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Driving instructions 203
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Drive sensibly - Save Fuel 203
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Drive sensibly - Save Fuel 203
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Drinking and driving 203
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Pedals 203
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Power assistance 204
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Brakes 204
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Driving off 205
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Parking 205
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Tires 206
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Snow chains 208
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Winter driving instructions 209
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Block heater 210
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Deep water 211
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Passenger compartment 211
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Traveling abroad 211
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Cruise control 212
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Brake assist system (BAS) 215
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Antilock brake system (ABS) 217
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Four Wheel Electronic Traction System (4MATIC) 219
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Electronic stability program (ESP) 220
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Parking assist (Parktronic) 224
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What you should know at the gas station 229
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Check regularly and before a long trip 231
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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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COMAND, radio and telephone
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COMAND, radio and telephone
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COMAND, radio and telephone
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COMAND
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Warning!
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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
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km\x12/\x12h), your vehicle is covering a...
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Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30\x11mph (approximately 50\x11km\x12/\x12h), your vehicle is covering a...
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1 Observe all legal requirements.
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Telephones and two-way radios
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Telephones and two-way radios
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Telephones and two-way radios
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Telephones and two-way radio
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Telephones and two-way radio
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Warning!
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Warning!
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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\x11days or 2000\x11miles (2000\x11km) 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 Aid system consists of three types of response; automatic and manual emergency, roadside...
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The Tele\x11Aid system is operational providing that the vehicle’s battery is charged, properly conn...
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The speaker volume of a Tele Aid call can be adjusted when using the volume control on the multif...
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To activate, press the
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Shortly after the completion of your Acquaintance Call, you will receive a user ID and password v...
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System self-check
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System self-check
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Initially, after turning the electronic key in starter switch to position\x112, malfunctions are det...
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Important!
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Important!
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Always make sure that the indicator lamps in the
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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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Emergency calls
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Emergency calls
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An emergency call is initiated automatically:
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• following an accident in which the Emergency Tensioning Retractors (
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• following an accident in which the Emergency Tensioning Retractors (
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• if the antitheft alarm or the tow away alarm stays on for more than 20\x11seconds, see pages\x11
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An emergency call can also be initiated manually by opening the cover next to the inside rear vie...
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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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Location of the vehicle on a map is possible if the vehicle is able to receive signals from the G...
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Warning!
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Warning!
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If the indicator lamp in the
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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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Briefly press on cover\x11(1) – the cover will open.
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Press the SOS button\x11(2) briefly (for longer than 2\x11seconds). The indicator lamp in the SOS butto...
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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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For services such as labor and/or towing charges may apply. Refer to the Roadside Assistance manu...
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These programs are only available in the
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• Sign and Drive services: Services such as jump start, a few gallons of fuel or the replacement ...
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• Sign and Drive services: Services such as jump start, a few gallons of fuel or the replacement ...
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• Remote Vehicle Diagnostics: This function permits the Mercedes-Benz Roadside Assistance dispatc...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The indicator lamp in the Roadside Assistance button\x11
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See system self\x15check on page\x11
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If the indicator lamp in the Roadside Assistance button\x11
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Roadside Assistance calls can be terminated using the
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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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For more details concerning Tele Aid, please visit www.mbusa.com and use your ID and password, se...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The indicator lamp in the Information button\x11
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See system self\x15check on page\x11
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If the indicator lamp in the Information button\x11
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Information calls can be terminated using the
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Important!
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Important!
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If the indicator lamps do not start flashing after pressing one of the buttons or remain illumina...
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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. Calls can only b...
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When a Tele Aid call has been initiated, the audio system or the
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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 minimum of 20\x11seconds until the
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As an alternative, you may unlock the vehicle via Internet using the ID and password sent to you ...
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The Response Center will then unlock your vehicle with the remote door unlocking feature.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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The remote door unlock feature is available if the relevant cellular phone network is available.
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The
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Once the vehicle is unlocked, a Response Center specialist will attempt to establish voice contac...
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If the trunk lock was pressed for more than 20\x11seconds before door unlock authorization was recei...
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Stolen vehicle tracking services
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Stolen vehicle tracking services
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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. Once the...
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Info Services
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Info Services
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Info Services categories include news, sports, stocks, weather and calendar reminders. Choices ca...
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To request Info Services, press the
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Once information is available, the message
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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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Warning!
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If the indicator lamp in the
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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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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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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 electronic key can be withdrawn in this position only. The steering is locked when the elec...
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0 The electronic key can be withdrawn in this position only. The steering is locked when the elec...
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1 Steering is unlocked. (If necessary, move steering wheel slightly to allow the electronic key t...
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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\x11
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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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Important!
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Important!
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If the electronic key is left in the steering lock position\x110 for an extended period of time, it ...
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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 electroni...
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Notes:
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Notes:
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A warning sounds when the driver’s door is opened while the electronic key is in steering lock po...
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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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Heated seats, rear window defroster. In addition, the automatic climate air volume control should...
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The steering lock can only be unlocked with the vehicle battery properly charged and connected.
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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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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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Do not depress accelerator.
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Briefly turn electronic key in steering lock clockwise to the stop and release. The starter will ...
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If engine will not run, and the starting procedure stops, turn electronic key completely to the l...
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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 non-repeat feature, the electronic key must be turned completely to ...
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In areas where temperatures frequently drop below \x154
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Turning off
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Turning off
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Turn the electronic key in the steering lock to position\x110 to stop the engine.
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The electronic key can only be removed with the selector lever in position\x11
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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 vehicle or before working on the vehicle with the engine running, firmly depress...
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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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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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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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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\x11
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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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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 or traction system malfunction indicator ...
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Warning!
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Getting out of your vehicle with the selector lever not fully engaged in position\x11
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Always set the parking brake in addition to shifting to position “P”, see page\x11202 for parking br...
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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 against curb.
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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. Do n...
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Automatic transmission:Selector lever position
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Automatic transmission:Selector lever position
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Automatic transmission:Selector lever position
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The current selector lever position is indicated in the gear range indicator display. The automat...
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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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Note:
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The electronic key can only be removed from the steering lock with the selector lever in position\x11
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Reverse gear
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Reverse gear
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Shift to reverse gear only with the vehicle stopped.
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Dependent 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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Drive
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The transmission automatically upshifts through 5th gear. Position
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Gear selection for special circumstances
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Gear selection for special circumstances
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The transmission gear ranges for special circumstances can be selected by pressing the selector l...
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The gear range currently selected is indicated in the instrument cluster display.
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Press and hold selector lever in the
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Briefly press selector lever in the
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Press and hold selector lever in the
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Warning!
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Important!
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Important!
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With transmission in gear range\x11
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The delayed upshift is effective with vehicle speeds below 31 mph (50km\x12/\x12h) at partial throttle ...
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To avoid overrevving the engine when the selector lever is moved to a lower gear range, the trans...
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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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Upshift through 4th gear only. Suitable for performance driving.
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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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Automatic transmission:Program mode selector switch
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Automatic transmission:Program mode selector switch
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The transmission is provided with a selector switch (1) for Standard
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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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Automatic transmission:Emergency operation
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Automatic transmission:Emergency operation
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Automatic transmission:Emergency operation
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If vehicle acceleration worsens or the transmission no longer shifts, the transmission is most li...
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In this mode only the 2nd gear or reverse gear can be activated.
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3. Turn off the engine.
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A warning sounds, if you start to drive without having released the parking brake.
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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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• remove roof rack when not in use,
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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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Drinking and driving
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Drinking and driving
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Drinking and driving
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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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Pedals
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Pedals
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Pedals
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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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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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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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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 depress parking brake pedal.
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3. Move the selector lever to position\x11
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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 electronic key to steering lock position 0 and remove.
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7. Take the electronic key and lock vehicle when leaving.
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Important!
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It is advisable to set the parking brake whenever parking or leaving the vehicle. In addition, mo...
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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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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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The tread wear indicator appears as a solid band across the tread.
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Warning!
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Depending upon the weather and\x12/\x12or road surface (conditions), the tire traction varies widely.
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Depending upon the weather and\x12/\x12or 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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Do not drive with a flat tire. A flat tire affects the ability to steer or brake the vehicle. You...
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Aquaplaning
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Aquaplaning
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Aquaplaning
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Depending on the depth of the water layer on the road, aquaplaning may occur, even at low speeds ...
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Tires: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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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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Tires:Tire speed rating
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Tires:Tire speed rating
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Tire speed rating
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E 320 and E 430:
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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\x11mph (50\x11km\x12/\x12h...
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Use of snow chains is not permissible with tire size 275\x12/\x1235\x11
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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\x11
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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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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\x12/\x12antifreeze 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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Do not drive through flooded areas or water of unknown depth.
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Passenger compartment
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Passenger compartment
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Passenger compartment
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Warning!
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Always fasten items being carried as securely as possible.
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In an accident, during hard braking or sudden maneuvers, loose items will be thrown around inside...
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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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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\x12/\x12h) can be maintained with the cruise control ...
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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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3 Canceling
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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 approximately 25\x11mph (40\x11km\x12/ \x12...
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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 approximately 25\x11m...
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Important!
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Warning!
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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 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 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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Warning!
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Warning!
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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\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster comes on with the electronic k...
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If the BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indicator lamp comes on permanently while the engine is running, a m...
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If the charging voltage falls below 10\x11volts, 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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Antilock brake system (ABS)
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Antilock brake system (ABS)
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Antilock brake system (ABS)
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Warning!
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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\x12/\x12...
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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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The ABS malfunction indicator lamp\x11
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When the ABS malfunction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster comes on while the engine is ru...
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For
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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\x11volts, the malfunction indicator lamp comes on and the ABS...
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If the ABS malfunction indicator lamp stays illuminated, have the system checked at your authoriz...
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Warning!
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ABS cannot prevent the natural laws of physics from acting on the vehicle, nor can it increase br...
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Note:
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To alert following vehicles to slippery road conditions you discover, operate your hazard warning...
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Four Wheel Electronic Traction System (4MATIC)
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Four Wheel Electronic Traction System (4MATIC)
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Four Wheel Electronic Traction System (4MATIC)
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The 4MATIC improves vehicle’s ability to use available traction, e.g. during winter operation in ...
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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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Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road conditions.
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Operational tests with the engine running can only be conducted on a 2\x15axle dynamometer.Otherwise...
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If one or more wheels tend to spin, ESP will apply the brakes to them. The traction control for t...
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The warning lamp in the speedometer blinks at any speed as soon as one tire loses traction.
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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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Warning!
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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\x12/\x12understeering of the vehicle is counteracted by applying brakes to the appropriate wheel t...
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Important!
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Important!
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If the ESP warning lamp\x11
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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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The malfunction indicator lamp for the ESP is combined with that of the BAS.
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The yellow BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster and the yellow ESP warn...
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If the BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indicator lamp comes on continuously with the engine running, a malf...
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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
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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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Parking brake
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Parking brake
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In winter operation, the maximum effectiveness of the ESP is only achieved with Mercedes-Benz rec...
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ESP (Electronic Stability Program):Synchronizing
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ESP (Electronic Stability Program):Synchronizing
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ESP (Electronic Stability Program):Synchronizing
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If the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or empty), the BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction in...
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Turn steering wheel completely to the left and then to the right. The BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indic...
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ESP (Electronic Stability Program):Control switch
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ESP (Electronic Stability Program):Control switch
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ESP (Electronic Stability Program):Control switch
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ESP control switch located on center console.
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1 Press to switch ESP off
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1 Press to switch ESP off
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ESP warning lamp\x11
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2 Press to switch ESP on
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ESP warning lamp\x11
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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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Warning!
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Warning!
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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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Note:
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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\x11(2) of the switch (t...
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Warning!
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ESP should not be switched off during normal driving other than in circumstances described above....
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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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• while driving, ease up on the accelerator.
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Parking assist (Parktronic)
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Parking assist (Parktronic)
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Parking assist (Parktronic)
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The Parktronic system assists the driver during parking maneuvers. It visually and audibly indica...
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The front area of the vehicle is monitored when driving forward. When reversing, the front as wel...
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With the electronic key in steering lock position\x112, Parktronic engages automatically at speeds u...
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Parktronic can be switched off by a control switch located in the center console. It engages auto...
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Warning!
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Parktronic is a supplemental system. It is not intended to nor does it replace the need for extre...
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Special attention must be paid to objects having smooth surfaces or low silhouettes (e.g. trailer...
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Special attention must be paid to objects having smooth surfaces or low silhouettes (e.g. trailer...
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The operational function of the Parktronic can be affected by dirty sensors, especially at times ...
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The operational function of the Parktronic can be affected by dirty sensors, especially at times ...
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Interference caused by other ultrasonic signals (e.g. working jackhammers or the air brakes of tr...
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Interference caused by other ultrasonic signals (e.g. working jackhammers or the air brakes of tr...
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Sensors
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Sensors
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Sensors
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1 Sensors located in bumper (front bumper shown)
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1 Sensors located in bumper (front bumper shown)
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A total of 10\x11sensors\x11(1) monitor the vehicle’s front and rear areas. Six sensors are located in ...
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For proper operation of the Parktronic always keep the sensors clean, especially at times of snow...
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Warning indicators
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Warning indicators
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Warning indicators
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1 Frame
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1 Frame
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2 Segments
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Visual and audible signals indicate to the driver the relative distance between the vehicle and a...
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Warning indicators for the front area are located above the center air outlets in the dashboard.
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Warning indicators for the rear area are located in the rear passenger compartment lamp.
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The frames are illuminated when the Parktronic is engaged.
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Each warning indicator has 6 yellow and 2 red segments.
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As soon as the sensors detect an obstacle, one or more segments light up, depending on the distan...
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Front bumper:
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Center
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approx. 40 in
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(100 cm)
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<TABLE ROW>
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Corner
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approx. 24 in
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(60 cm)
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Rear bumper:
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Center
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approx. 48 in
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(120 cm)
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<TABLE ROW>
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Corner
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approx. 32 in
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(80 cm)
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The first yellow segment lights up at these distances. Additional segments light up as the vehicl...
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Minimum distance between vehicle and obstacle at which the system stops indicating:
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Front corners
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approx. 6 in
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(15 cm)
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<TABLE ROW>
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Front center and rear
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approx. 8 in
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(20 cm)
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The obstacle may not be recognized if outside the shaded sensor field, and no longer be indicated...
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Malfunction
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Malfunction
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Malfunction
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All red segments of the warning indicators light up, and a warning sounds for 3\x11seconds, if Parkt...
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A dirty sensor could be the reason. See page\x11
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After cleaning the sensors, turn electronic key in steering lock to position 2. If the defect con...
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Parktronic switch
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Parktronic switch
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Parking assist (Parktronic):Parktronic switch
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<GRAPHIC>
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The switch is located on the center console.
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1 Parktronic switched off
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1 Parktronic switched off
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2 Parktronic switched on
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3 Indicator lamp – comes on when Parktronic is switched off
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The parktronic system is switched on again when turning the electronic key in steering lock posit...
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What you should know \tat the gas station
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What you should know \tat the gas station
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What you should know \tat the gas station
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<GRAPHIC>
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Fuel supply
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Fuel supply
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Gasoline is highly flammable and poisonous. It burns violently and can cause serious injury. When...
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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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See page\x11
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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. Only fill fu...
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
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Warning!
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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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Fuel:Premium unleaded gasoline
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Fuel:Premium unleaded gasoline
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Fuel tank capacity approximately 21.1\x11US\x11gal (80.0\x11l). This includes approximately 2.6\x11US\x11gal (10...
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Use premium unleaded gasoline: Posted Octane Index 91 (Average of 96 RON\x12/\x1286 MON).
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Engine oil
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Engine oil
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Engine oil level check, see page\x11
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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 Approved Service Products sheet.
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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\x12/antifreeze), see page\x11
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Spark plugs
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Spark plugs
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Approved spark plugs, see page\x11
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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\x11
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Bulbs
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Bulbs
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High and low beams: H7 (55 W), low beam: Xenon (optional) fog lamps: H1 (55 W), turn signal lamps...
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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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<GRAPHIC>
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E 320 shown
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1 Windshield washer system
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1 Windshield washer system
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1 Windshield washer system
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2 Headlamp cleaning system
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2 Headlamp cleaning system
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3 Coolant level
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3 Coolant level
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4 Engine oil level
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4 Engine oil level
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5 Brake fluid
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5 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 234
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On-board diagnostic system 234
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On-board diagnostic system 234
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Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 234
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Brake warning lamp 235
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp 236
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Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 236
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Electronic stability program (ESP) — warning lamp 237
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BAS / ESP malfunction indicator lamp 237
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ABS malfunction indicator lamp 237
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Seat belt warning lamp 238
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Malfunction and indicator lamp in the center console 238
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 238
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 238
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Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display 239
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE 240
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE 240
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BATTERY / ALTERNATOR 241
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ABS-SYSTEM 242
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BRAKE ASSIST 242
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BRAKE LINING WEAR 243
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BRAKE FLUID 243
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PARKING BRAKE 244
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ENGINE FAN 244
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COOLANT (coolant level) 245
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COOLANT TEMP. 246
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LIGHTING SYSTEM 247
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LIGHT SENSOR 248
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REMOVE KEY 248
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TELE AID 249
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STEERING GEAR OIL 249
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL 250
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WASHER FLUID 251
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG. (Electronic stability program) 252
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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-check when turning the...
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On-board diagnostic system
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On-board diagnostic system
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On-board diagnostic system
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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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If the
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The Sequential Multiport Fuel Injection (SFI) control module monitors emission control components...
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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 to the parking brak...
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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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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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When the brake warning lamp and message appear while the engine is running, this means:
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• there is insufficient brake fluid in the reservoir (engine running and parking brake released), or
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• there is insufficient brake fluid in the reservoir (engine running and parking brake released), or
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• the parking brake is set (engine running).
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<TABLE>
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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!
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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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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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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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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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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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See page\x11
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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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<GRAPHIC>
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When the warning lamp\x11(1) comes on after starting the engine, or if it comes on while driving, it...
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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 also 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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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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See page\x11
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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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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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The yellow BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster comes on with the elect...
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If the BAS\x12/\x12ESP malfunction indicator lamp remains illuminated 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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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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When the ABS malfunction indicator lamp symbol and warning in the instrument cluster remains illu...
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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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Have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center as soon as possible.
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See page\x11
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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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<GRAPHIC>
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<GRAPHIC>
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Malfunction and indicator lamp in the center console
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Malfunction and indicator lamp in the center console
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Malfunction and indicator lamp in the center console
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp
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AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp
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AIRBAG OFF
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The
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The
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See page\x11
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BabySmart
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Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display
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Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display
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Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display
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Malfunction and warning messages for the following systems will be displayed immediately in the m...
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These messages can be cleared from the instrument cluster by:
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• using the\x11
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• using the\x11
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• pressing button\x11
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They are then stored in the malfunction message memory. See page\x11
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Notes:
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Notes:
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Certain malfunction and warning messages are accompanied by an audible signal. Malfunction and wa...
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Temporary messages such as
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Warning!
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Warning!
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All messages contain important information which should be taken note of and, where malfunction i...
242
<TABLE ROW>
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Failure to repair condition noted may cause damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warra...
242
Failure to repair condition noted may cause damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warra...
242
DISPLAY DEFECTIVE
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE HEADING>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Display defective
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Visit workshop!
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This message is displayed to indicate that the information being relayed by the engine control un...
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P54.30-2089-21
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P54.30-2089-21
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P54.30-2089-21
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE HEADING>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
243
Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
243
<TABLE ROW>
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display defective
243
visit workshop!
243
The displays for several systems have failed. Some systems themselves may also have failed.
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BATTERY / ALTERNATOR
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BATTERY / ALTERNATOR
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BATTERY / ALTERNATOR
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BATTERY\x12/\x12ALTERNATOR
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
244
<TABLE HEADING>
244
<TABLE ROW>
244
Line 1
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Line 1
244
Line 2
244
Line 2
244
<TABLE BODY>
244
<TABLE ROW>
244
battery\x12/\x12alternator
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visit workshop!
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<TABLE ROW>
244
overvoltage
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visit workshop!
244
<TABLE ROW>
244
Undervoltage
244
consumer defective!
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This message indicates a malfunction which must be repaired immediately.
244
It may indicate that the poly-V-belt has broken. Should this condition occur, the poly-V-belt mus...
244
Do not continue to drive the vehicle with this message displayed.
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Doing so could result in serious engine damage that is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited W...
244
ABS-SYSTEM
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ABS-SYSTEM
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ABS-SYSTEM
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ABS-SYSTEM
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
245
<TABLE HEADING>
245
<TABLE ROW>
245
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
245
<TABLE BODY>
245
<TABLE ROW>
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ABS-SYSTEM
245
visit workshop!
245
A malfunction has been detected in the system. The brake system functions in the usual manner, bu...
245
With the
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Have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center as soon as possible.
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BRAKE ASSIST
245
BRAKE ASSIST
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BRAKE ASSIST
245
BRAKE ASSIST
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<GRAPHIC>
245
<TABLE>
245
<TABLE HEADING>
245
<TABLE ROW>
245
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
245
<TABLE BODY>
245
<TABLE ROW>
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brake assist
245
visit workshop!
245
A malfunction has been detected in the system. The brake system functions in the usual manner, bu...
245
BRAKE LINING WEAR
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BRAKE LINING WEAR
246
BRAKE LINING WEAR
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BRAKE LINING WEAR
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
246
<TABLE HEADING>
246
<TABLE ROW>
246
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
246
Line 2
246
<TABLE BODY>
246
<TABLE ROW>
246
Brake lining wear
246
visit workshop!
246
When this message appears during braking, it indicates that the brake pads are worn down.
246
Have the brake system checked at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
246
BRAKE FLUID
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BRAKE FLUID
246
BRAKE FLUID
246
BRAKE FLUID
246
<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
246
<TABLE HEADING>
246
<TABLE ROW>
246
Line 1
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Line 1
246
Line 2
246
Line 2
246
<TABLE BODY>
246
<TABLE ROW>
246
Brake fluid
246
visit workshop!
246
<TABLE>
246
<TABLE BODY>
246
<TABLE ROW>
246
Warning!
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Warning!
246
Driving with this message displayed can result in an accident. Have your brake system checked imm...
246
PARKING BRAKE
247
PARKING BRAKE
247
PARKING BRAKE
247
PARKING BRAKE
247
<GRAPHIC>
247
<TABLE>
247
<TABLE HEADING>
247
<TABLE ROW>
247
Line 1
247
Line 1
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Line 2
247
Line 2
247
<TABLE BODY>
247
<TABLE ROW>
247
Parking brake
247
release Brake!
247
Parking brake, see page\x11
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ENGINE FAN
247
ENGINE FAN
247
ENGINE FAN
247
ENGINE FAN
247
<GRAPHIC>
247
<TABLE>
247
<TABLE HEADING>
247
<TABLE ROW>
247
Line 1
247
Line 1
247
Line 2
247
Line 2
247
<TABLE BODY>
247
<TABLE ROW>
247
Engine Fan
247
visit workshop!1
247
1 The cooling fan for the coolant is faulty. Observe the coolant temperature gauge while driving,...
247
COOLANT (coolant level)
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COOLANT (coolant level)
248
COOLANT (coolant level)
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COOLANT
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
248
<TABLE HEADING>
248
<TABLE ROW>
248
Line 1
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Line 1
248
Line 2
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Line 2
248
<TABLE BODY>
248
<TABLE ROW>
248
Coolant
248
check level!
248
When this message appears while driving, the coolant level has dropped below the required level. ...
248
The low engine coolant level warning should not be ignored. Extended driving with the symbol disp...
248
In cases of major or frequent minor coolant loss, have the cooling system checked at your authori...
248
Notes:
248
Notes:
248
Do not drive without coolant in the cooling system. The engine will overheat causing major engine...
248
Monitor the coolant temperature gauge while driving, see page\x11
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See page\x11
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<TABLE>
248
<TABLE BODY>
248
<TABLE ROW>
248
Warning!
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Warning!
248
Do not spill antifreeze on hot engine parts. Antifreeze contains ethylene glycol which may burn i...
248
COOLANT TEMP.
249
COOLANT TEMP.
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COOLANT TEMP.
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COOLANT TEMP.
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE HEADING>
249
<TABLE ROW>
249
Line 1
249
Line 1
249
Line 2
249
Line 2
249
<TABLE BODY>
249
<TABLE ROW>
249
coolant temp.
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Visit workshop!1
249
1 Observe the coolant temperature gauge. See page\x11
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This may indicate that the poly-V-belt has broken. Should this condition occur, the poly-V-belt m...
249
During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant temperature may rise...
249
The engine should not be operated with the coolant temperature in the red zone. Doing so may caus...
249
<TABLE>
249
<TABLE BODY>
249
<TABLE ROW>
249
Warning!
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Warning!
249
Driving when your engine is badly overheated can cause some fluids which may have leaked into the...
249
<TABLE ROW>
249
Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engine ...
249
Steam from an overheated engine can cause serious burns and can occur just by opening the engine ...
249
<TABLE ROW>
249
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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LIGHTING SYSTEM
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LIGHTING SYSTEM
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LIGHTING SYSTEM
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LIGHTING SYSTEM
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
250
<TABLE HEADING>
250
<TABLE ROW>
250
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Lamp defective
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check lamps!
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<TABLE ROW>
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Display defective
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Visit workshop!
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When the message appears after starting the engine, or if it come on while driving, this indicate...
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If an exterior lamp fails, the message will appear only when that lamp is switched on.
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If a brake lamp fails, the message will appear when applying the brake and stays on until the eng...
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Note:
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Note:
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If additional lighting is installed (e.g. auxiliary headlamps etc.) be certain to connect into th...
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LIGHT SENSOR
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LIGHT SENSOR
251
LIGHT SENSOR
251
LIGHT SENSOR
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<GRAPHIC>
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With the electronic key removed and the driver’s door open, a warning sounds and the message
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REMOVE KEY
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REMOVE KEY
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REMOVE KEY
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REMOVE KEY
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<GRAPHIC>
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This message plus an audible alarm indicate that the electronic key is in steering lock position\x11...
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TELE AID
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TELE AID
252
TELE AID
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TELE AID
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
252
<TABLE HEADING>
252
<TABLE ROW>
252
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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tele aid
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Visit workshop!
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1 The Tele Aid system consists of three types of response; automatic and manual emergency, roadsi...
252
See page\x11
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If a malfunction is indicated as outlined above, have the system checked at the nearest Mercedes\x15...
252
STEERING GEAR OIL
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STEERING GEAR OIL
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STEERING GEAR OIL
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STEERING GEAR OIL
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
252
<TABLE HEADING>
252
<TABLE ROW>
252
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
252
<TABLE ROW>
252
steering gear oil
252
Visit workshop!
252
System without or with insufficient steering gear oil level. Danger of damage to steering gear ex...
252
When this message appears, the steering gear oil level has dropped below the required level. Have...
252
ENGINE OIL LEVEL
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE HEADING>
253
<TABLE ROW>
253
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
253
<TABLE ROW>
253
Engine oil level
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check level!1
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<TABLE ROW>
253
Engine oil level
253
stop, engine off!2
253
<TABLE ROW>
253
engine oil level
253
reduce oil level!3
253
<TABLE ROW>
253
Engine oil level
253
visit workshop!4
253
<TABLE ROW>
253
Engine oil sensor
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visit workshop!5
253
<TABLE ROW>
253
Engine oil
253
visit workshop!6
253
1 The engine oil level must be checked immediately. See Engine oil level indicator on page\x11
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2 There is no oil in the engine. There is a danger of engine damage.
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3 There is a risk of damaging the engine or catalytic converter. The engine oil level must be che...
253
4 The engine oil level has dropped to a critical level. Check the engine oil level immediately. S...
253
5 The measuring system is malfunctioning.
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6 It may be that there is water in the engine oil. Have the engine oil checked.
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When the
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If no oil leaks are noted, continue to drive to the nearest service station where the engine oil ...
253
The engine oil level warnings should not be ignored. Extended driving with the symbol displayed c...
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WASHER FLUID
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WASHER FLUID
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WASHER FLUID
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WASHER FLUID
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
254
<TABLE HEADING>
254
<TABLE ROW>
254
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
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Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
254
<TABLE ROW>
254
washer fluid
254
check level!
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When this message appears while the engine is running, the level of the reservoir has dropped to ...
254
See windshield washer system on page\x11
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG. (Electronic stability program)
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG. (Electronic stability program)
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG. (Electronic stability program)
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG.
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<GRAPHIC>
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<TABLE>
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<TABLE HEADING>
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<TABLE ROW>
255
Line 1
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Line 1
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Line 2
255
Line 2
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<TABLE BODY>
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<TABLE ROW>
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Display defective
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Visit workshop!
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<TABLE ROW>
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elec. stabil. prog.
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visit workshop!1, 2, 3
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1 A malfunction has been detected in the system. Pressing the accelerator pedal will require grea...
255
2 This message may be displayed if the power supply was interrupted (battery disconnected or empty).
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3 Synchronize ESP. See page\x11
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Practical h
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Practical h
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First aid kit 254
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Stowing things in the vehicle 254
256
Fuses 255
256
Hood 257
256
Checking engine oil level 260
256
Automatic transmission fluid level 261
256
Coolant level 261
256
Adding coolant 262
256
Adding coolant 262
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Windshield and headlamp washer system 263
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 263
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Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment 264
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Vehicle jack 265
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Wheels 266
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Tire replacement 266
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Tire replacement 266
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Rotating wheels 267
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Spare wheel 268
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Spare wheel bolts 268
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Spare wheel bolts 268
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Spare wheel 269
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Changing wheels 271
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Tire inflation pressure 276
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Battery 277
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Jump starting 279
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Towing the vehicle 282
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Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 284
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Exterior lamps 285
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Headlamp assembly 286
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Headlamp assembly 286
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Taillamp assemblies 289
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Changing batteries in the electronic main key 291
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Synchronizing remote control 293
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Synchronizing remote control 293
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Emergency engine shut-down 293
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Rear seat cushion 294
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Emergency operation of sliding / pop-up roof 295
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Manual release for fuel filler flap 296
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Replacing wiper blade insert 296
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Trunk lamp 298
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Roof rack 298
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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 rear bench armrest.
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Press button (1) and pull drawer out to its final stop. Remove the first aid kit.
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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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To help avoid personal injury during a collision or sudden maneuver, exercise care when stowing t...
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Fuses
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Fuses
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Fuses
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Before replacing a blown fuse, determine the cause of the short circuit.
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Spare fuses are supplied inside the main fuse box. Observe amperage and color of fuse.
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A special fuse puller is supplied with the vehicle tools.
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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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To gain access to the main fuse box\x11(1), release clamp\x11(arrow), lift the fuse box cover up and re...
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To close the main fuse box, engage right end of cover and secure with clamp.
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To gain access, remove rear seat bench. See page\x11
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To again access, open door, pry off cover and remove.
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Hood
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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 for approximately 30 seconds or even restart after the engin...
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The radiator fan may continue to run for approximately 30 seconds or even restart after the engin...
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If you see flames or smoke coming from the engine compartment, or if the coolant temperature gaug...
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If you see flames or smoke coming from the engine compartment, or if the coolant temperature gaug...
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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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To unlock the hood, pull release lever (1) under the driver’s side of the instrument panel. At th...
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To avoid damage to the windshield wiper or hood, open the hood only with wiper in the parked posi...
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Lower hood and let it drop into lock from a height of approximately 1\x11ft. (30\x11cm), assisting with...
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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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Checking engine oil level
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Checking engine oil level
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Checking engine oil level
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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\x11minutes after stopping the engine, allowing for the oil to...
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The engine oil level can be checked by either the oil dipstick or via the multifunction display i...
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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\x11US\x11qt (2.0\x11l).
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Do not overfill the engine.
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Do not overfill the engine.
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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 leaks or gear shifting malfunctions, have your authorized Mercedes-Benz Cente...
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Coolant level
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Coolant level
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Coolant level
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To check the coolant level, the vehicle must be parked on level ground and the engine stopped.
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Check coolant level only when coolant is cold.
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The coolant level should reach the black top part of the 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\x12/\x12antifreeze should be ...
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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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In order to avoid possibly serious burns:
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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
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• Do not remove pressure cap on coolant reservoir if engine temperature is above 194
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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
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• Using a rag, slowly open cap approximately
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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 system
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Windshield and headlamp washer system
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Windshield and headlamp washer system
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1 Windshield washer fluid reservoir
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1 Windshield washer fluid reservoir
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Capacity approximately 5.8\x11US\x11qt (5.5\x11l)
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2 Headlamp washer fluid reservoir
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Auxiliary tank connected to windshield washer reservoir. Open filler caps on both reservoirs duri...
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Capacity approximately 1.9\x11US\x11qt (1.8\x11l)
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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: 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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Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment
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Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment
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Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment
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1 Trunk floor
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1 Trunk floor
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2 Handle
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3 Luggage bowl
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4 Vehicle tools
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Lift trunk floor and engage handle in upper edge of the trunk.
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To remove spare tire: Turn luggage bowl counterclockwise and remove.
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To store spare tire: Place spare tire in wheel well and secure it with luggage bowl. Turn luggage...
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Always lower trunk floor before closing trunk lid.
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Vehicle jack
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Vehicle jack
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Vehicle jack
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1 Jack arm
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1 Jack arm
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2 Jack base
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See illustration for proper storage of jack.
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Before storing the jack on the felt in the spare wheel well, the jack arm must be lowered almost ...
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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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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 tires should be replaced in sets. Rims and tires must be of the correct size and type. For ...
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We recommend that you break in new tires for approximately 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\x11
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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\x15Benz wheel bolts specified for the particular rim ...
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When replacing rims, use only genuine Mercedes\x15Benz 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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Rotation of wheels does not apply to model E\x1155\x11AMG with summer tires.
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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 at as recommended by the tire manufacturer, before the c...
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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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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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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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If the arrow on tire side wall does not point in direction of vehicle forward movement when using...
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• Drive to the nearest tire repair facility as soon as possible.
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• Drive to the nearest tire repair facility as soon as possible.
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For rim and tire specifications, see page\x11
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Spare wheel bolts
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Spare wheel bolts
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Be sure to use the original length wheel bolts when remounting the original light alloy wheel aft...
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2 Wheel bolt for steel spare wheel rim
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Wheel bolts\x11(2) must be used when mounting steel spare wheel rim.
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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Important!
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Important!
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The spare wheel rim is mounted with a full size tire of the same type as on the vehicle, and is f...
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In the case of a flat tire, you may temporarily use the spare wheel.
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Do not operate vehicle with more than one spare wheel mounted.
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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 side wall does not point in direction of vehicle forward movement when using...
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• Drive to the nearest tire repair facility as soon as possible.
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• Drive to the nearest tire repair facility as soon as possible.
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The spare wheel rim is for temporary use only. Use for over a total of 12\x11000 miles (20\x11000 km) (...
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For rim and tire specifications, see page\x11
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The spare wheel rim size is 7
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Important!
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In the case of a flat tire or breakdown, you may temporarily use the wheel when observing the fol...
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• Do not exceed vehicle speed of 50\x11mph (80\x11km\x12/\x12h).
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• Do not exceed vehicle speed of 50\x11mph (80\x11km\x12/\x12h).
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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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The spare wheel rim is for temporary use only. Use for over a total of 12\x11000 miles (20\x11000 km) (...
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The dimensions of the spare wheel are different from those of road wheels. As a result, the vehic...
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The dimensions of the spare wheel are different from those of road wheels. As a result, the vehic...
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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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Changing wheels
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Changing wheels
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Changing wheels
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Warning!
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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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Move vehicle to a level area which is a safe distance from the roadway.
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1. Set parking brake and turn on hazard warning flasher.
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1. Set parking brake and turn on hazard warning flasher.
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2. Move selector lever to position
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3. 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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7. Jack up the vehicle until the wheel is clear of the ground. Never start engine while vehicle i...
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9. Remove wheel. Grip wheel from the sides. Keep hands from beneath the wheels.
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Important!
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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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Before storing the jack, the jack arm must be lowered almost to the base of the jack.
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13. Ensure proper tire pressure.
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Warning!
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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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Warning!
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Warning!
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Except E 320 (without sport package): The spare wheel rim is for temporary use only. Use for over...
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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 approximately 1.5\x11psi (0.1\x11bar) 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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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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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 under the rear seat cushion. To minimize the chance for a...
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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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After reconnecting the battery also resynchronize the front seat head restraints, the express fea...
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Battery:Battery recycling
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Battery:Battery recycling
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Batteries contain material that can harm the environment with improper disposal.
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Large 12\x11Volt 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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• Minimum cable cross-section of 25\x11mm
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• Minimum cable cross-section of 25\x11mm
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• Maximum length of 11.5\x11ft. (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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Jump start the vehicle by using the battery terminals located under hood.
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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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) under hood term...
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) under hood term...
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4. Clamp one end of the second jumper cable to the grounded negative\x11(–) terminal of the charged ...
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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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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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Prior to towing the vehicle with all wheels on the ground, make certain that the electronic key i...
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Prior to towing the vehicle with all wheels on the ground, make certain that the electronic key i...
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If the electronic key is left in the steering lock position 0 for an extended period of time, it ...
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If the electronic key is left in the steering lock position 0 for an extended period of time, it ...
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Important!
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When towing the vehicle, please, note the following:
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To prevent the vehicle door locks from locking, deactivate the automatic central locking.
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The rear towing eye is located at the right, below the bumper.
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To remove cover:
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Press mark on cover in direction of arrow and lift cover off to reveal threaded hole for towing e...
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To reinstall cover:
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Engage cover (1) at bottom and press in top securely.
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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\x11
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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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Use wheel lift, dolly, or flat bed equipment, with electronic key in steering lock turned to posi...
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To signal turns while being towed with hazard warning flasher in use, turn electronic key in stee...
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Upon canceling the turn signal, the hazard warning flasher will operate again.
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If the vehicle is towed with the front axle raised, the engine must be shut off (electronic key i...
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Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking
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Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking
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Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking
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In the case of power failure the transmission selector lever can be manually unlocked, e.g. to to...
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To do so, insert a pin\x11(1), e.g. ball point pen, into the covered opening below the position\x11
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After removal of the pin from the opening, the cover will not close fully. Only after moving the ...
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Exterior lamps
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Exterior lamps
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Exterior lamps
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Exterior lamps:Replacing bulbs
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Exterior lamps:Replacing bulbs
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Exterior lamps:Replacing bulbs
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Warning!
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Warning!
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Bulbs and bulb holder 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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• touch or move it when hot,
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• drop the bulb,
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• scratch the bulb.
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Wear eye and hand protection.
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Wear eye and hand protection.
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Notes:
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Notes:
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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\x11volt 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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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
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Headlamp assembly
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Headlamp assembly
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1 Headlamp cover for low beam headlamp
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1 Headlamp cover for low beam headlamp
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2 Headlamp cover for high beam headlamp, parking and standing lamp
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P82.10-2623-26
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P82.10-2623-26
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P82.10-2623-26
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3 Bulb socket for turn signal lamp
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3 Bulb socket for turn signal lamp
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4 Electrical connector for low beam headlamp bulb
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5 Electrical connector for high beam headlamp bulb
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6 Bulb socket for parking and standing lamp
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Exterior lamps:Low and high beams
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Exterior lamps:Low and high beams
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Exterior lamps:Low and high beams
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Open hood.
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Twist cover (1 or\x112) counterclockwise and remove.
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Pull off electrical connector (4) or (5).
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Twist bulb holder counterclockwise and remove bulb from it.
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Insert the new bulb so that its base fits in recess of the holder.
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Install bulb holder and twist clockwise to its stop, and reinstall electrical connector.
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Reinstall cover (1 or 2), twist it clockwise until seated securely.
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Xenon
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Xenon
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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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Bulbs for high beam
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Bulbs for high beam
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Open hood.
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Twist cover (2) counterclockwise and remove.
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Pull off electrical connector.
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Twist bulb holder counterclockwise and remove bulb from it.
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Insert the new bulb so that its base fits in recess of the holder.
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Install bulb holder and twist clockwise to its stop, and reinstall electrical connector.Ensure th...
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Reinstall cover (2), twist it clockwise until seated securely.
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Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamps
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Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamps
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Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamps
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Open hood.
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Twist bulb socket (3) counterclockwise and pull out. Push bulb into socket, turn counterclockwise...
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Insert new bulb in socket, push in and twist clockwise. Reinstall bulb socket. Reinstall lamp ass...
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Exterior lamps:Parking lamps
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Exterior lamps:Parking lamps
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Exterior lamps:Parking lamps
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Open hood.
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Twist cover (2) counterclockwise and remove.
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Pull off electrical connector (6).
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Twist bulb socket (6) counterclockwise and pull out. Push bulb into socket, turn counterclockwise...
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Insert new bulb in socket, push in and twist clockwise. Reinstall bulb socket. Reinstall lamp ass...
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Taillamp assemblies
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Taillamp assemblies
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Taillamp assemblies
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Open trunk lid.
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Swing cover aside.
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Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamps
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Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamps
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Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamps
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2 Stop, tail and parking lamp (21\x12/\x124 W bulb)
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Exterior lamps:Parking lamps
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Exterior lamps:Parking lamps
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P82.10-2187-26
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P82.10-2187-26
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P82.10-2187-26
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Lamps, exterior:Fog lamps
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Lamps, exterior:Fog lamps
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Lamps, exterior:Fog lamps
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5 Backup lamp (21 W\x12/\x1232 cp bulb)
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Twist bulb socket counterclockwise and pull out. Push bulb into socket, turn counterclockwise and...
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Insert new bulb in socket, push in and twist clockwise. Reinstall bulb socket.
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Exterior lamps:Side marker lamp, front
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Exterior lamps:Side marker lamp, front
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Exterior lamps:Side marker lamp, front
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Side marker lamp, front (5 W\x12/\x124 cp bulb)
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From inside wheel house (arrow) reach behind side marker lamp and press tab. Remove lamp from bum...
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Exterior lamps:High mounted stop lamp
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Exterior lamps:High mounted stop lamp
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Exterior lamps:High mounted stop lamp
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The high mounted stop lamp (3rd brake lamp), and the additional turn signals on the exterior mirr...
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Have the system checked at an authorized Mercedes\x15Benz Center if a malfunction occurs.
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Electronic main key:Changing batteries
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Electronic main key:Changing batteries
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Electronic main key:Changing batteries
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1 Transmit buttons
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1 Transmit buttons
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2 Lamp for battery check and function control
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Checking batteries
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Checking batteries
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If one of the transmit buttons\x11(1) is pressed, the battery check lamp\x11(2) lights up briefly – ind...
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Change batteries if the battery check lamp\x11(2) does not light up briefly.
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P80.35-2029-26
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P80.35-2029-26
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P80.35-2029-26
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Changing batteries
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Changing batteries
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Move locking tab\x11(3) in direction of right arrow and remove mechanical key\x11(4, left arrow).
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P80.35-2025-26
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Remove mechanical key from side opening.
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Carefully remove battery compartment in direction of arrow\x11(6).
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P80.35-2027-26
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P80.35-2027-26
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Return battery compartment into housing until locked in place and slide mechanical key back into ...
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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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Electronic main key:Synchronizing remote control
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Electronic main key:Synchronizing remote control
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Electronic main key:Synchronizing remote control
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The remote control may have to be resynchronized, if the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked.
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To synchronize insert electronic key in starter switch.
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The remote control should once again be operational.
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Emergency engine shut-down
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Emergency engine shut-down
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Emergency engine shut-down
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If the engine can no longer be stopped using the electronic key, the engine can be turned off by ...
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For easy removal of fuses use the fuse extractor (supplied with vehicle tool kit) to pull out the...
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The fuse chart is also located in the vehicle tool kit, see\x11page\x11
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For fuses see page\x11
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Rear seat cushion
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Rear seat cushion
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Rear seat cushion
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Removal: Pull locking tabs up (on left and right side of seat) and lift seat at the front.
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Installation: Guide seat belt buckles through openings in seat cushion. Slide rear edge of cushio...
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Caution!
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Caution!
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Watch out for sharp edges when removing or installing the rear seat cushion, and make sure that i...
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Emergency operation of sliding / pop-up roof
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Emergency operation of sliding / pop-up roof
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Emergency operation of sliding / pop-up roof
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The sliding\x12/\x12pop-up roof can be opened or closed manually should an electrical malfunction occur.
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The sliding/pop-up roof drive is located behind the lens of the left interior lamp between the su...
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1. Pry off lens\x11(1) by using a screw driver.
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1. Pry off lens\x11(1) by using a screw driver.
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2. Remove cover\x11(2).
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3. Obtain crank\x11(3) (supplied with vehicle) and insert it through hole.
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P77.20-2038-26
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P77.20-2038-26
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P77.20-2038-26
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To slide the roof closed or to raise the roof at the rear: turn crank clockwise.
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To slide the roof open or to lower the roof at the rear: turn crank counterclockwise.
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Note:
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Note:
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Push crank upward while turning it, to disengage the electric motor.
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Manual release for fuel filler flap
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Manual release for fuel filler flap
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Manual release for fuel filler flap
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The manual release knob is located behind the right side trunk panel.
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In case the central locking system does not release the fuel filler flap, pull the manual release...
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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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For safety reasons, remove electronic key from steering lock before replacing the wiper blade, ot...
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Notes:
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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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P82.30-2028-26
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Fold wiper arm forward. Press safety tab down\x11(1), push wiper blade downward\x11(2) and remove.
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Place wiper blade on firm support. Press down both tabs and slide (direction of arrow) the wiper ...
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P82.30-2037-26
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Slide (direction of arrow) wiper blade insert into retainer claws until tabs are engaged.
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Insert wiper blade between tabs\x11(3) on the wiper arm, and slide into end of wiper arm. Press safe...
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Trunk lamp
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Trunk lamp
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Trunk lamp
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If the trunk is to remain open for a long period of time, the trunk lamp can be switched off by p...
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When the trunk lid is closed, the switch will reset and turn on the lamp next time the lid is ope...
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Roof rack
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Roof rack
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Roof rack
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Use only those roof racks approved by Mercedes-Benz to avoid damage to the vehicle. Follow manufa...
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Mount supports only between markings on border of roof which are visible when doors are opened.
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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 300
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Power washer 301
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Power washer 301
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Tar stains 301
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Paintwork, painted body components 301
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Engine cleaning 302
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Vehicle washing 302
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Ornamental moldings 302
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Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses 302
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Cleaning the parktronic system sensors 303
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Window cleaning / glass sunroof 303
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Wiper blades 303
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Light alloy wheels 304
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Instrument cluster 304
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Steering wheel and gear selector lever 304
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Cup holder 304
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Seat belts 304
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Headliner and shelf below rear window 304
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Upholstery 305
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Hard plastic trim items 305
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Plastic and rubber parts 305
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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 vehicle.
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Never use fluids or solvents that are not designed for cleaning your vehicle.
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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 poluti...
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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 electrical parts, ...
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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 do 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 vehicle is parked in the sun or if the hood is ...
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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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Due to the width of the vehicle, prior to running the vehicle through an automatic car wash, fold...
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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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Cleaning the parktronic system sensors
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Cleaning the parktronic system sensors
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Cleaning the parktronic system sensors
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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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When using a steam cleaner or power washer, aim nozzle only briefly from a minimum distance of 4\x11...
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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 / glass sunroof
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Window cleaning / glass sunroof
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Window cleaning / glass sunroof
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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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Note:
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For safety reasons, remove electronic key from steering lock before cleaning the windshield, othe...
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Wiper blades
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Wiper blades
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Wiper blades
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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 electronic key from steering lock before cleaning the wiper blade, oth...
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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- Benz approved Wheel Care, using a soft brist...
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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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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 and shelf below rear window
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Headliner and shelf below rear window
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Headliner and shelf below rear window
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Clean with soft bristle brush, or use a dry-shampoo cleaner in case of excessive dirt.
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Upholstery
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Upholstery
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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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Leather Upholstery Wipe leather upholstery with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly or clean with Mer...
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Cloth Upholstery Clean with soft bristle brush, or use a dry-shampoo cleaner in case of excessive...
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MB Tex Upholstery Pour Mercedes-Benz approved Interior Care onto soft lint-free cloth and apply w...
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Hard plastic trim items
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Hard plastic trim items
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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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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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Contents - Technical data
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Contents - Technical data
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Contents - Technical data
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Spare parts service 308
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Warranty coverage 308
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Identification labels 309
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Layout of poly-V-belt drive 311
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Technical data 312
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Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 318
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Engine oils 320
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Engine oil additives 320
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Air conditioner refrigerant 320
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Brake fluid 320
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Premium unleaded gasoline 321
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Fuel requirements 321
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Gasoline additives 322
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Coolants 322
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Consumer information 324
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Technical data
311
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
311
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 system warranty
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3. Emission performance warranty
311
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
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1 Certification label
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P00.10-2065-26
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P00.10-2065-26
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P00.10-2065-26
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2 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
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2 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
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When ordering spare parts, please specify vehicle identification and engine number.
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P01.00-2112-26
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3 VIN, visible (lower edge of windshield)
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3 VIN, visible (lower edge of windshield)
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4 Engine number
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5 Body number and paintwork number
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Emission control label
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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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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
314
4 Generator (alternator)
314
5 Idler pulley
314
6 Power steering pump
314
7 Coolant pump
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Technical data
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Model
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Model
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E 320 (210.065)1 E 320 AWD (210.082)1
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E 320
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E 430 (210.070)1 E 430 AWD (210.270)1
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E 430
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E 55 AMG (210.074)1
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E 55 AMG
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Engine
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Engine
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112
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113
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113
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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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4-stroke engine, gasoline injection
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No. of cylinders
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6
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8
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8
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Bore
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3.54 in (89.90 mm)
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3.54 in (89.90 mm)
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3.82 in (97.00 mm)
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Stroke
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3.30 in (84.00 mm)
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3.31 in (84.00 mm)
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3.60 in (92.00 mm)
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Total piston displacement
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195.2 cu.in. (3199 cm3)
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260.6 cu.in. (4265 cm3)
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332.0 cu.in (5439 cm3)
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Compression ratio
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10:1
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10:1
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10.5:1
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Output acc. to SAE J 1349
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221 hp\x12/\x125600 rpm (165 kW\x12/\x125600 rpm)
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275 hp\x12/\x125750 rpm (205 kW\x12/\x125750 rpm)
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355 hp\x12/\x125500 rpm (265 kW\x12/\x125500 rpm)
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Maximum torque acc. to SAE J 1349
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232 ft.lb\x12/\x123000 rpm (315 Nm\x12/\x123000 rpm)
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295 ft.lb\x12/\x123200 rpm (400 Nm\x12/\x123200 rpm)
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390 ft.lb\x12/\x123150 rpm (530 Nm\x12/\x123150 rpm)
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Maximum engine speed
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6000 rpm
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6000 rpm
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6000 rpm
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Firing order
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1-4-3-6-2-5
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1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8
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1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8
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Poly-V-belt
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2390 mm
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2390 mm
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2390 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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Technical data:Rims and Tires
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Technical data:Rims and Tires
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Technical data:Rims and Tires
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Model
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Model
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E 320 (without Sport Package)
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E 320 (without Sport Package)
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Rims (light alloy) Wheel offset
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71/2 J x 16 H 2 1.6 in (41 mm)
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All season tires: Radial-ply tires
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215\x12/\x1255 R 16 93 H
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Winter tires: Radial-ply tires
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S
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<TABLE ROW>
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Spare wheel
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Spare wheel
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Rim (steel) Wheel offset
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71/2 J x 16 H 2 1.6 in (41 mm)
316
<TABLE ROW>
316
All season tire: Radial-ply tire
316
215\x12/\x1255 R 16 93 H
316
<TABLE>
317
<TABLE BODY>
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Model
317
Model
317
E 320 (Sport Package)
317
E 320 (Sport Package)
317
E 430 (without Sport Package)
317
E 430 (without Sport Package)
317
E 430 (Sport Package)
317
E 430 (Sport Package)
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Rims (light alloy) Wheel offset
317
8 J x 17 H2 1.46 in (37 mm)
317
71/2 J x 17 H2 1.46 in (37 mm)
317
8 J x 17 H2 1.46 in (37 mm)
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Summer tires: Radial-ply tires
317
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 93 W2, 3
317
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 93 W2, 3
317
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 93 W2, 3
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Winter tires: Radial-ply tires
317
S2
317
S2
317
S2
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Spare wheel
317
Spare wheel
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Rim (light alloy) Wheel offset
317
71/2 J x 17 H 2 1.46 in (37 mm)
317
71/2 J x 17 H 2 1.46 in (37 mm)
317
71/2 J x 17 H 2 1.46 in (37 mm)
317
<TABLE ROW>
317
Summer tire: Radial-ply tire
317
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 93 W2, 3
317
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 93 W2, 3
317
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 93 W2, 3
317
2 Must only be used with special MB authorized snow chains.
317
3 Also permissible 235\x12/\x1245 ZR 17.
317
<TABLE>
318
<TABLE BODY>
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Model
318
Model
318
E 55 AMG
318
E 55 AMG
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Rims and summer tires
318
Rims and summer tires
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Rims front axle (AMG light alloy) Wheel offset
318
8 J x 18 H 2 1.2 in (31 mm)
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Rims rear axle (AMG light alloy) Wheel offset
318
9 J x 18 H 2 1.4 in (35 mm)
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Radial-ply tires, front axle Radial-ply tires, rear axle
318
245\x12/\x1240 ZR 184 275\x12/\x1235 ZR 184
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Rims and winter tires
318
Rims and winter tires
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Rims (AMG light alloy) Wheel offset
318
71/2 J x 17 H 2 1.4 in (35 mm)
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Radial-ply tires
318
S
318
<TABLE>
318
<TABLE BODY>
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Spare wheel
318
Spare wheel
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Rim (AMG light alloy) Wheel offset
318
71/2 J x 17 H 2 1.46 in (37 mm)
318
<TABLE ROW>
318
Summer tire: Radial-ply tire
318
235\x12/\x1245 R 17 94 W3
318
3 Also permissible 235\x12/\x1245 ZR 17.
318
4 Must not be used with snow chains.
318
Technical data:Electrical system
319
Technical data:Electrical system
319
Technical data:Electrical system
319
<TABLE>
319
<TABLE HEADING>
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Model
319
Model
319
E 320
319
E 320
319
E 430
319
E 430
319
E 55 AMG
319
E 55 AMG
319
<TABLE BODY>
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Generator (alternator)
319
14 V\x12/\x12115 A
319
14 V\x12/\x12150 A
319
14 V\x12/\x12150 A
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Starter motor
319
12V\x12/\x121.7 kW
319
12V\x12/\x121.7 kW
319
12V\x12/\x121.7 kW
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Battery
319
12V\x12/\x12100 Ah
319
12V\x12/\x12100 Ah
319
12V\x12/\x12100 Ah
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Spark plugs Electrode gap Tightening torque
319
Bosch F 8 DPER Beru 14 FGH 8 DPUR X 2 NGK PFR 5 R-11 0.039 in (1.0 mm) 15 – 22 ft.lb (20 – 30 Nm)
319
Bosch F 8 DPER Beru 14 FGH 8 DPUR X 2 NGK PFR 5 R-11 0.039 in (1.0 mm) 15 – 22 ft.lb (20 – 30 Nm)
319
Bosch F 8 DPER 0.039 in (1.0 mm) 15 – 22 ft.lb (20 – 30 Nm)
319
Technical data:Weights
319
Technical data:Weights
319
Technical data:Weights
319
<TABLE>
319
<TABLE BODY>
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Roof load max.
319
220 lb (100 kg)
319
<TABLE ROW>
319
Trunk load max.
319
220 lb (100 kg)
319
Technical data:Main Dimensions
320
Technical data:Main Dimensions
320
Technical data:Main Dimensions
320
<TABLE>
320
<TABLE HEADING>
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Model
320
Model
320
E 320 E 320 AWD
320
E 320
320
E 320 AWD
320
E 430 E 430 AWD
320
E 430
320
E 55 AMG
320
E 55 AMG
320
<TABLE BODY>
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Overall vehicle length
320
189.4 in (4810 mm)
320
189.4 in (4810 mm)
320
190 in (4818 mm)
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Overall vehicle width
320
70.8 in (1799 mm)
320
70.8 in (1799 mm)
320
70.8 in (1799 mm)
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Overall height
320
56.7 in (1439 mm)
320
56.7 in (1439 mm)
320
56.9 in (1445 mm)
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Wheel base
320
111.5 in (2833 mm)
320
111.5 in (2833 mm)
320
111.5 in (2833 mm)
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Track, front
320
60.2 in (1529 mm)
320
60.2 in (1529 mm)
320
61.4 in (1560 mm)
320
<TABLE ROW>
320
Track, rear
320
59.9 in (1521 mm)
320
59.9 in (1521 mm)
320
60.7 in (1543 mm)
320
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities
321
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities
321
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities
321
<TABLE>
321
<TABLE BODY>
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Vehicle components and their respective lubricants must match. Therefore use only brands tested a...
321
<TABLE>
321
<TABLE HEADING>
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Model
321
Model
321
Capacity
321
Capacity
321
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc.
321
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc.
321
<TABLE BODY>
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Engine with oil filter
321
E 320, E 430 E 55 AMG
321
8.5 US qt (8.0 l) 8.0 US qt (7.5 l)
321
Recommended engine oils
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Automatic transmission
321
E 320 E 430, E 55 AMG
321
8.5 US qt (8.0 l) 9.6 US qt (9.1 l)
321
Automatic transmission fluid
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Rear axle
321
1.4 US qt (1.3 l)
321
Hypoid gear oil SAE 90, 85 W 90
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Front axle
321
E 320 with AWD E 430 with AWD
321
0.5 US qt (0.46 l)
321
Hypoid gear oil SAE 90, 85 W 90
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Transfer case
321
E 320 with AWD E 430 with AWD
321
approx. 1.1 US qt (1.0 l)
321
Automatic transmission fluid
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Power steering
321
approx. 1.1 US qt (1.0 l)
321
MB Power steering fluid
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Front wheel hubs
321
approx. 2.1 oz (60 g) each
321
High temperature roller bearing grease
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
Brake system
321
approx. 0.5 US qt (0.5 l)
321
MB Brake fluid (DOT 4)
321
<TABLE ROW>
321
<TABLE ROW>
322
Windshield washer system
322
approx. 5.8 US qt (5.5 l)
322
MB Windshield washer concentrate “S” 1
322
<TABLE ROW>
322
Headlamp washer system
322
approx. 1.9 US qt (1.8 l)
322
MB Windshield washer concentrate “S” 1
322
<TABLE ROW>
322
Cooling system
322
E 320 E 430, E 55 AMG
322
approx. 10.6 US qt (10 l) approx. 11.8 US qt (11.2 l)
322
MB Anticorrosion\x12/\x12antifreeze
322
Anticorrosion/antifreeze
322
<TABLE ROW>
322
Fuel tank including a reserve of
322
approx. 21.1 US gal (80.0 l) approx. 2.6 US gal (10.0 l)
322
Fuel:Premium unleaded gasoline
322
Premium unleaded gasoline: Posted Octane 91 (Avg. of 96 RON\x12/\x1286 MON)
322
<TABLE ROW>
322
Air conditioner system
322
R-134a refrigerant and special PAC lubricant (Never R-12)
322
<TABLE ROW>
322
<TABLE ROW>
322
1 Use MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and water for temperatures above freezing or MB Windsh...
322
1 Use MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and water for temperatures above freezing or MB Windsh...
322
Engine oils
323
Engine oils
323
Engine oils
323
Engine oils are specifically tested for their suitability in our engines. Therefore, use only eng...
323
Please follow Service Booklet recommendations for scheduled oil changes. Failure to do so could r...
323
Engine oil additives
323
Engine oil additives
323
Engine oil additives
323
Do not blend oil additives with engine oil. They may be harmful to the engine operation.
323
Damage or malfunctions resulting from blending oil additives are not covered by the Mercedes-Benz...
323
Air conditioner refrigerant
323
Air conditioner refrigerant
323
Air conditioner refrigerant
323
R-134a (HFC) refrigerant and special PAG lubricating oil is used in the air conditioner system.
323
Never use R-12 (CFC) or mineral-based lubricating oil, otherwise damage to the system will occur.
323
Brake fluid
323
Brake fluid
323
Brake fluid
323
During vehicle operation, the boiling point of the brake fluid is continuously reduced through th...
323
The brake fluid must therefore be replaced every two years, preferably in the spring.
323
It is recommended to use only brake fluid approved by Mercedes-Benz. Your authorized Mercedes-Ben...
323
Premium unleaded gasoline
324
Premium unleaded gasoline
324
Premium unleaded gasoline
324
Caution!
324
Caution!
324
To maintain the engine‘s durability and performance, premium unleaded gasoline must be used. If p...
324
• have the fuel tank filled only partially with unleaded regular and fill up with premium unleade...
324
• have the fuel tank filled only partially with unleaded regular and fill up with premium unleade...
324
• avoid full throttle driving and abrupt acceleration,
324
• do not exceed an engine speed of 3000 rpm, if the vehicle is loaded with a light load such as t...
324
• do not exceed
324
Fuel requirements
324
Fuel requirements
324
Fuel requirements
324
Use only Premium unleaded meeting ASTM standard\x11D\x11439:
324
The octane number (posted at the pump) must be 91\x11min. It is an average of both the Research (R) ...
324
Unleaded gasoline containing oxygenates such as Ethanol, IPA, IBA and TBA can be used provided th...
324
The ratio of Methanol to gasoline must not exceed 3% plus additional cosolvents.
324
Using mixtures of Ethanol and Methanol is not allowed. Gasohol, which contains 10% Ethanol and 90...
324
These blends must also meet all other fuel requirements such as resistance to spark knock, boilin...
324
Gasoline additives
325
Gasoline additives
325
Gasoline additives
325
A major concern among engine manufacturers is carbon build up caused by gasoline. Mercedes-Benz r...
325
After an extended period of using fuels without such additives, carbon deposits can build up espe...
325
• warm-up hesitation,
325
• warm-up hesitation,
325
• unstable idle,
325
• knocking\x12/\x12pinging,
325
• misfire,
325
• power loss.
325
Do not blend other specific fuel additives with fuel. They only result in unnecessary cost, and m...
325
Damage or malfunctions resulting from poor fuel quality or from blending specific fuel additives ...
325
Coolants
325
Coolants
325
Coolants
325
The engine coolant is a mixture of water and anticorrosion\x12/\x12antifreeze, which provides:
325
• corrosion protection,
325
• corrosion protection,
325
• freeze protection,
325
• boiling protection (by increasing the boiling point).
325
The cooling system was filled at the factory with a coolant providing freeze protection to approx...
325
If the antifreeze mixture is effective to -22
325
The coolant solution must be used year round to provide the necessary corrosion protection and in...
325
To provide the important corrosion protection, the solution must be at least 45% anticorrosion\x12/\x12...
325
If the coolant level is low, water and MB anticorrosion\x12/ antifreeze should be used to bring it u...
326
The water in the cooling system must meet minimum requirements, which are usually satisfied by no...
326
Anticorrosion\x12/\x12antifreeze
326
Your vehicle contains a number of aluminum parts. The use of aluminum components in motor vehicle...
326
Therefore the following product is strongly recommended for use in your vehicle: Mercedes\x15Benz An...
326
Before the start of the winter season (or once a year in the hot southern regions), you should ha...
326
Coolants:Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity
326
Coolants:Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity
326
<TABLE>
326
<TABLE HEADING>
326
<TABLE ROW>
326
Model
326
Approx. freeze protection
326
<TABLE BODY>
326
<TABLE ROW>
326
– 35°F (– 37°C)
326
– 49°F (– 45°C)
326
<TABLE ROW>
326
E 320
326
5.3 US qt (5.0 l)
326
5.8 US qt (5.5 l)
326
<TABLE ROW>
326
E 320 CDI, E 430, E 55 AMG
326
5.9 US qt (5.6 l)
326
6.5 US qt (6.2 l)
326
Consumer information
327
Consumer information
327
Consumer information
327
This has been prepared as required of all manufactures of passenger cars under Title 49, Code of ...
327
Uniform tire quality grading
327
Uniform tire quality grading
327
Quality grades can be found where applicable on the tire sidewall between tread shoulder and maxi...
327
<TABLE>
327
<TABLE>
327
<TABLE BODY>
327
<TABLE ROW>
327
Tread wear 200
327
Traction AA
327
Temperature A
327
All passenger car tires must conform to federal safety requirements in addition to these grades.
327
Treadwear
327
The treadwear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested under ...
327
Traction
327
The traction grades, from highest to lowest are
327
<TABLE>
327
<TABLE BODY>
327
<TABLE ROW>
327
Warning!
327
Warning!
327
The traction grade assigned to this tire is based on straightahead braking traction tests, and do...
327
Temperature
328
The temperature grades are
328
<TABLE>
328
<TABLE BODY>
328
<TABLE ROW>
328
Warning!
328
Warning!
328
The temperature grade for this tire is established for a tire that is properly inflated and not o...
328
Index
329
Index
329
Index
329
Index
329
A
329
ABS (Antilock brake system) 217
329
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
329
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
329
ABS-SYSTEM - malfunction and warning messages 242
329
Adjusting steering wheel 81
329
Air conditioner refrigerant 320
329
Air distribution 130
329
Air volume 130
329
Airbag deactivation system 67
329
AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 238
329
Airbags 70
329
Alarm system 43, 45
329
Anticorrosion/antifreeze 210, 262, 319, 322
329
Antilock brake system (ABS) 217
329
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
329
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
329
Antitheft alarm system 43
329
Aquaplaning 207
329
Armrest, rear bench 162
329
Ashtrays 166
329
Center console 166
329
Center console 166
329
Rear doors 167
329
Audio system
329
Anti-theft system 137
329
Anti-theft system 137
329
Button and soft key operation 138
329
Cassette mode 143
329
CD changer 148
329
CD mode 147
329
Operating and display elements 136
329
Operating safety 135
329
Operation – audio and telephone 135
329
Radio mode 141
329
Telephone operation 151
329
Audio systems 97
329
Cassette player 99
329
Cassette player 99
329
CD player 98
329
Radio 97
329
Automatic central locking 38
329
Automatic climate control 126
329
Activated charcoal filter 132
329
Activated charcoal filter 132
329
Air distribution 130
329
Air recirculation 131
329
Air volume 130
329
Basic setting 129
329
Defogging windows 129
329
Defrosting 129
329
Display and controls 128
329
Dust filter 131
329
Economy 129
330
Front center console compartment ventilation 133
330
Rear passenger compartment adjustable air outlet 134
330
Rear window defroster 130
330
Residual engine heat utilization (REST) 132
330
Special settings 129
330
Automatic transmission 193
330
Emergency operation 201
330
Emergency operation 201
330
Fluid level 261
330
Program mode selector switch 200
330
Selector lever position 196
330
Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 284
330
B
330
BabySmart
330
Self-test 67
330
Self-test 67
330
BAS (Brake assist system) 215
330
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
330
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
330
Battery 277
330
Battery recycling 278
330
Battery recycling 278
330
BATTERY / ALTERNATOR - malfunction and warning messages 241
330
Block heater 210
330
BRAKE ASSIST - malfunction and warning messages 242
330
Brake assist system (BAS) 215
330
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
330
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
330
Brake fluid 320
330
BRAKE FLUID - malfunction and warning messages 243
330
BRAKE LINING WEAR - malfunction and warning messages 243
330
Brake pad wear 243
330
Brake warning lamp 235
330
Brake fluid low 235
330
Brake fluid low 235
330
Brakes 204, 215, 217, 220
330
C
330
Capacities
330
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. 318
330
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. 318
330
Cargo tie-down hooks 169
330
Catalytic converter 188
330
Cellular telephone 170
330
Center console 20
330
Central locking switch 37
330
Central locking system 29
330
Automatic central locking 38
330
Automatic central locking 38
330
Choosing global or selective mode 32
331
Electronic main key 25
331
Electronic reserve key 26
331
Locking and unlocking 31
331
Mechanical keys 34
331
Remote control 25
331
Summer opening/convenience feature 33
331
CHECK ENGINE malfunction indicator lamp 234
331
Check regularly and before a long trip 231
331
Checking engine oil level
331
Via engine oil level indicator 117
331
Via engine oil level indicator 117
331
Via oil dipstick 260
331
Child restraint 60, 67, 78
331
Cleaning and care of the vehicle 300
331
Clock, setting 111
331
Coin holder in glove box lid 163
331
COMAND, radio and telephone 176
331
Combination switch 122
331
Consumer information 324
331
Control and operation of radio transmitters 176
331
COOLANT (coolant level) - malfunction and warning messages 245
331
Coolant level 261
331
Adding coolant 262
331
Adding coolant 262
331
Checking 261
331
COOLANT TEMP. - malfunction and warning messages 246
331
Coolant temperature gauge 90
331
Coolants 322
331
Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity 323
331
Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity 323
331
Cruise control 212
331
Cup holder
331
In center console 165
331
In center console 165
331
In glove box lid 163
331
In rear bench armrest 162
331
D
331
Daytime running lamps 120
331
Deep water
331
Driving instructions 211
331
Driving instructions 211
331
DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) - malfunction and warning messages 240
331
DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (several systems) - malfunction and warning messages 240
331
Display illumination 89
331
Doors 35
331
Drinking and driving 203
331
Drive sensibly - Save Fuel 203
331
Driving instructions 203
331
Driving off 205
331
E
332
ELEC. STABIL. PROG. - malfunction and warning messages 252
332
Electronic main key 25
332
Changing batteries 291
332
Changing batteries 291
332
Synchronizing remote control 293
332
Electronic stability program (ESP) 220
332
Control switch 222
332
Control switch 222
332
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
332
Synchronizing 221
332
Warning lamp 237
332
Emergency call
332
See Tele Aid 178
332
See Tele Aid 178
332
Emergency engine shut-down 293
332
Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 69
332
SRS Indicator lamp 236
332
SRS Indicator lamp 236
332
Emergency trunk lid release button 42
332
Emergency unlocking in case of accident 38
332
Emission control 189
332
Emission control label 310
332
Engine compartment 257
332
ENGINE FAN - malfunction and warning messages 244
332
Engine malfunction
332
CHECK ENGINE malfunction indicator lamp 234
332
CHECK ENGINE malfunction indicator lamp 234
332
Engine Oil Additives 320
332
Engine oil consumption 118
332
Engine oil level
332
Checking 117, 260
332
Checking 117, 260
332
Warning 250
332
ENGINE OIL LEVEL - malfunction and warning messages 250
332
Engine oil level indicator 117
332
Engine oils 320
332
ESP (Electronic Stability Program) 220
332
Control switch 222
332
Control switch 222
332
Malfunction indicator lamp 237
332
Synchronizing 221
332
Warning lamp 237
332
ETR (Emergency tensioning retractor) 69
332
SRS Indicator lamp 236
332
SRS Indicator lamp 236
332
Exterior lamp switch 119
332
Exterior lamps 285
332
Additional turn signals on the exterior mirror 290
332
Additional turn signals on the exterior mirror 290
332
Headlamp assembly 286
332
High mounted stop lamp 290
332
Low and high beams 287
332
Parking lamps 288, 289
333
Replacing bulbs 285
333
Side marker lamp, front 290
333
Standing lamps 288, 289
333
Taillamp assemblies 289
333
Turn signal lamps 288, 289
333
F
333
First aid kit 254
333
Flexible service system (FSS) 114
333
Four wheel electronic traction system (4MATIC) with Electronic Stability Program (ESP) 219
333
Fuel 229
333
Gasoline Additives 322
333
Gasoline Additives 322
333
Premium unleaded gasoline 229, 319, 321
333
Fuel cap placement warning 236
333
Fuel Requirements 321
333
Fuel reserve warning 236
333
Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 318
333
Fuses, electrical 255
333
G
333
Garage door opener 171
333
Gasoline
333
Additives 322
333
Additives 322
333
Fuel Requirements 321
333
Premium unleaded 229
333
General notes on the central locking system 28
333
Glove box 163
333
H
333
Hazard warning flasher switch 125
333
Head restraints
333
Front seat 52
333
Front seat 52
333
Rear seat 53
333
Synchronizing 48
333
Headlamp cleaning system 121
333
Headlights 122
333
Heated seats 55
333
Hood 257
333
I
334
Identification labels 309
334
Illuminated vanity mirrors 161
334
Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 88, 234
334
Individual settings 110
334
Infant and child restraint systems 78
334
Information call
334
See Tele Aid 178
334
See Tele Aid 178
334
Instrument cluster 86
334
Activating 89
334
Activating 89
334
Illumination 89
334
Indicator lamps 88
334
Instruments and controls 18
334
Interior
334
General notes 162
334
General notes 162
334
Interior lighting 159
334
J
334
Jump starting 279
334
K
334
Keys, vehicle 24
334
L
334
Lamps, exterior
334
Fog lamps 119, 289
334
Fog lamps 119, 289
334
Headlamps 119, 247, 286, 302
334
Parking lamps 119, 288, 289
334
Replacing bulbs 285
334
Side marker lamp, front 119, 290
334
Standing lamps 119, 288, 289
334
Taillamps 119, 247, 289, 302
334
Layout of poly-V-belt drive 311
334
LIGHT SENSOR - malfunction and warning messages 248
334
Lighter 168
334
LIGHTING SYSTEM - malfunction and warning messages 247
334
Limp home mode 201
334
Locking and unlocking 31
334
M
335
Maintenance 177
335
Malfunction and indicator lamp in the center console 238
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Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 234
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Malfunction and warning messages 239
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ABS-SYSTEM 242
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ABS-SYSTEM 242
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BATTERY / ALTERNATOR 241
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BRAKE ASSIST 242
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BRAKE FLUID 243
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BRAKE LINING WEAR 243
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COOLANT (coolant level) 245
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COOLANT TEMP. 246
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) 240
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DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (several systems) 240
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ELEC. STABIL. PROG. 252
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ENGINE FAN 244
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL 250
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LIGHT SENSOR 248
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LIGHTING SYSTEM 247
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PARKING BRAKE 244
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REMOVE KEY 248
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STEERING GEAR OIL 249
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TELE AID 249
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WASHER FLUID 251
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Malfunction message memory 108
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Manual release for fuel filler flap 296
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Mechanical keys 34
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Memory 49, 81, 84
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Recalling 50
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Recalling 50
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Storing 49
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Mirror, exterior, adjusting 83
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Mirror, exterior, rear view 83
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Mirror, inside, rear view 82
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Multicontour seat 54
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Multifunction display 92
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Audio systems 97
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Audio systems 97
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Engine oil level indicator 96
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FSS (Flexible service system) 96
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Individual settings 110
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Malfunction message memory 108
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Navigation system 105
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Telephone 100
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Trip and main odometer 96
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Trip computer 106
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Vehicle speed 96
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Multifunction steering wheel 92
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Setting the audio volume 113
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Setting the audio volume 113
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Navigation system - Multifunction display 105
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Night security illumination 120
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On-board diagnostic system 234
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Operator’s manual 8
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Outside temperature indicator 90
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Overhead control panel 21
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Panic button 34
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Parcel net in front passenger footwell 169
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Parking 205
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Parking assist (Parktronic) 224
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Malfunction 228
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Malfunction 228
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Parktronic switch 228
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Sensors 225
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Warning indicators 226
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Parking brake 202, 204, 205, 221, 235
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PARKING BRAKE - malfunction and warning messages 244
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Power assistance 204
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Power seats front 46
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Power windows 154
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Blocking of rear door window operation 155
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Blocking of rear door window operation 155
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Opening and closing 33
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Synchronizing power windows 156
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Problems with your vehicle 14
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Product information 7
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Radio transmitters 176
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Rain sensor 123
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Rear seat cushion 294
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Rear view mirrors 82
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Antiglare night position 82
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Antiglare night position 82
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Exterior 83
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Inside 82
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Parking position 85
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Storing mirror positions in memory 84
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Rear window defroster 130
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Rear window sunshade 160
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Remote control 29
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Battery replacement 291
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Battery replacement 291
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REMOVE KEY - malfunction and warning messages 248
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Replacing bulbs 285
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Replacing wiper blade insert 296
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Reporting Safety Defects 15
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Reserve key 26
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Residual engine heat utilization (REST) 132
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Roadside assistance 10
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Roadside assistance call
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See Tele Aid 178
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See Tele Aid 178
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Roof rack 298
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 76
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Seat belts 60
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Fastening 62
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Fastening 62
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Seat belt nonusage warning system 61
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Unfastening 64
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Warning lamp 238
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Seat belts and integrated restraint system 60
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Seat heater 55
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Vehicles with seat ventilation 57
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Vehicles with seat ventilation 57
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Vehicles without seat ventilation 56
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Seat ventilation 58
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Seats 46
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Memory function 49
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Memory function 49
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Multicontour seat 54
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Service indicator
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See Flexible service system (FSS) 114
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See Flexible service system (FSS) 114
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Setting the audio volume 113
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Shelf below rear window 170
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Side marker lamp 290
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Sliding/pop-up roof 156
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Emergency operation 295
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Emergency operation 295
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Express opening 158
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Opening and closing 33
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Synchronizing 158
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Snow chains 208
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SOS-call
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See Tele Aid 178
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See Tele Aid 178
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Spare parts service 308
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Spare wheel 264
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Special settings (Automatic climate control) 129
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SRS (Supplemental restraint system) 68
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Indicator lamp 236
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Indicator lamp 236
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SRS malfunction 70
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Start lock-out 27
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Starting and turning off the engine 192
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STEERING GEAR OIL - malfunction and warning messages 249
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Steering lock 190
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Steering wheel adjustment 81
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Storage compartments
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Above ashtray in center console 164
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Above ashtray in center console 164
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Glove box 163
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In center console 164
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Stowing things in the vehicle 254
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Sun visors 161
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Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 68
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Indicator lamp 236
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Indicator lamp 236
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SRS malfunction 70
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Tachometer 91
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Technical data 312
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Electrical system 316
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Electrical system 316
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Main Dimensions 317
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Rims and Tires 313
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Weights 316
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Tele Aid 178
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Information 183
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Information 183
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Initiating an emergency call manually 181
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Roadside Assistance 182
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TELE AID - malfunction and warning messages 249
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Telephone 100
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General notes 176
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General notes 176
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Incoming call 104
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Redialing 102
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Telephone book 100
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Telephones and two-way radios 176
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The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 177
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Tires 206
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Driving instructions 206
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Driving instructions 206
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Rims and tires 313
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Rotating wheels 267
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Tire inflation pressure 276
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Tire replacement 266
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Tire speed rating 208
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Tire traction 207
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Winter driving instructions 209
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Tow-away alarm 45
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Towing the vehicle 282
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Transmission selector lever, manually unlokking 284
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Traveling abroad 211
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Trip computer 106
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Trip odometer 91
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Trunk 39
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Remote opening 29
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Remote opening 29
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Separately locked 40
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Trunk lamp 298
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Trunk lid
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Emergency release 42
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Emergency release 42
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Release switch 41
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Turn signal failure 122
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Turn signals 122
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V
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Vanity mirrors 161
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Vehicle jack 265
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Vehicle tools 264
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Warranty coverage 308
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WASHER FLUID - malfunction and warning messages 251
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What you should know at the gas station 229
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Wheels 266
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Changing 271
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Changing 271
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Light alloy wheels 304
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Rims and tires 313
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Rotating 267
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Spare wheel 268, 269, 270
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Where to find it 13
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Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 263
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Windshield and headlamp washer system
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Refilling 263
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Refilling 263
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Winter driving 210
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Winter driving instructions 209
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Wiper blade
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Replacing insert 296
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Replacing insert 296
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Service and Literature
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2001 Mercedes-Benz E Class Overview
Introduction
The 2001 Mercedes-Benz E-Class represents the pinnacle of luxury and performance within the midsize sedan segment. Combining sophisticated design, innovative technology, and exceptional driving dynamics, the E-Class has earned its reputation as a desirable choice for drivers who seek both comfort and prestige. This model year refined the E-Class lineage, highlighting its commitment to safety, reliability, and opulence that is characteristic of the Mercedes-Benz brand.
Powertrains
The 2001 E-Class offers a range of impressive powertrains that cater to different driving styles. The lineup begins with the E320, which is powered by a 3.2-liter inline-six engine producing 225 horsepower. For those seeking more exhilarating performance, the E430 comes equipped with a robust 4.3-liter V8 engine generating 275 horsepower. Additionally, the E55 AMG variant takes performance to the next level with a supercharged 5.5-liter V8 engine, delivering an exhilarating 349 horsepower, ensuring a thrilling driving experience for enthusiasts.
Trims
This model year features several trims that offer various levels of luxury and technology. The E320 and E430 trims provide a sumptuous interior with high-quality materials, while the E55 AMG elevates the sporty aspect with enhanced suspension and performance-oriented features. Each trim is designed to cater to the particular needs of discerning buyers, ensuring that there is a perfect fit for every lifestyle.
Features
The 2001 E-Class is equipped with an impressive array of features that enhance driving enjoyment and passenger comfort. Standard amenities include dual-zone climate control, premium audio systems, and power-adjustable front seats. Safety is also a top priority, with advanced features such as traction control, anti-lock braking system, and multiple airbags, ensuring peace of mind on every journey.
Owners Manual
The owner's manual for the 2001 Mercedes-Benz E-Class serves as an essential resource for new owners. It provides in-depth information about the vehicle's features, maintenance schedules, and troubleshooting tips, ensuring that owners can maximize their enjoyment and longevity of their luxury sedan. This comprehensive guide contributes to the overall ownership experience, making it easy to navigate the many sophisticated technologies that the E-Class has to offer.
User manual download
The Mercedes-Benz E Class owner manual for the 2001 model year is to be found in PDF downloadable format on this page. The owner manual for the model year 2001 is free and in English, but the repair manuals are usually not easy to get and may cost more.
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