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142 Instrument cluster and on-board computer
You can find further operating information in
"Overview and operation of the on-board com‐
puter" (
page 138).
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Depending on the vehicle equipment, you can call
up the following menus:
Trip
menu (
page 145)
/
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Navi
menu (navigation instructions)
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(
page 146)
/
Audio
menu (
page 147)
/
R
Telephone
menu (
page 147)
/
R
DriveAssist
menu (
page 144)
/
R
Service
menu (
page 144)
/
R
Settings
menu (
/
page 148)
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Menus and submenus (vehicles without
steering wheel buttons)
Calling up the distance menu
Use the buttons on the instrument cluster.
To display the distance: press and hold the
#
È button until the display shows the odome‐
ter for the trip distance and the total dis‐
tance.
To reset the trip distance: press and hold
#
the 3 button until the trip distance is reset
to 0.0.
Trip computer menu
Use the buttons on the instrument cluster.
To display: press the È button to select the
#
trip computer display.
The values displayed relate to those meas‐
ured since the trip computer was last reset.
The following values will be displayed:
Distance
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Length of journey
R
Average fuel consumption
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Average speed
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To reset values: press and hold the 3 but‐
#
ton until all values are reset.
The trip computer will automatically be reset if
the value exceeds 9999 hours or 99,999 mi
(99,999 km).
Current fuel consumption menu
Current fuel consumption menu (example)
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Recuperation display
2
Current fuel consumption
Press the È button to select the fuel con‐
#
sumption bar display.
Recuperation display
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shows whether and, if
so, how much kinetic energy is being transformed
into electric current whilst the vehicle is coasting.
The recuperated energy is then stored in the
starter battery. Recuperation display
dependent on the engine installed and is there‐
fore not available in all vehicles.
Coolant temperature menu
& WARNING Risk of burns when opening
the hood
If you open the hood when the engine has
overheated or when there is a fire in the
engine compartment, the following situations
may occur:
You could come into contact with hot
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gases.
You could come into contact with other
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hot, escaping operating fluids.
Before opening the hood, allow the
#
overheated engine to cool down.
In the event of a fire in the engine com‐
#
partment, keep the hood closed and call
the fire service.
Use the buttons on the instrument cluster.
Press the È button to select the coolant
#
temperature bar display ?.
During normal driving and if the coolant level
is correct, the display is permitted to rise to
the letter H.
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