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Troubleshooting
Cruise control system faulty
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Get the help of a specialist company.
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
Functionality
Control
ACC maintains the set speed. When your vehicle ap-
proaches the vehicle in front, ACC will automatically
start to maintain the set distance to this vehicle.
Maintaining the set speed and the distance will here-
inafter be referred to as Control.
WARNING
ACC does not respond to stationary objects or to
crossing or oncoming objects.
ACC is intended primarily for use on motorways.
Speed range
Depending on the equipment, ACC allows a speed
setting in the range of 30-160 or 30-210 km/h.
If control is started at a speed of less than 30 km/h
on vehicles with an automatic transmission, the
speed is automatically increased to 30 km/h or con-
trolled according to the speed of the vehicle ahead.
Distance level
The distance to the vehicle ahead can be adjusted to
five different levels.
WARNING
Maintain a minimum distance in accordance with
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the country-specific legal regulations.
Automatic stopping and starting with automatic
transmission
A vehicle with an automatic transmission can be de-
celerated to a stop using the ACC and start moving
again. Control is disconnected in case of longer hold-
ing periods.
To resume control:
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Depress the accelerator pedal.
Or:
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Set the lever to position
Control is interrupted when the brake pedal is de-
pressed.
Overtaking
If your vehicle changes to the fast lane and no vehi-
cle is detected in front, ACC accelerates up to the
set speed.
Driver assist systems ›
Status display in the instrument cluster display
Depending on the equipment:
or
When the control starts, the set speed is displayed.
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Depress the brake pedal.
Operation
Operating with the lever
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Starting control with the current speed
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Or:
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If no speed is saved, move the lever to the sprung
position
Set distance level
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Move the
or .
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
illuminates - ACC is activated
illuminates - Control is active
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- Control is active
illuminates - ACC does not decelerate suffi-
ciently
Activate ACC (control inactive)
Start or resume control/Increase speed in
steps of 1 km/h (sprung position)
Stop control (sprung position)
Deactivate ACC
Increase speed in steps of 10 km/h
Reduce speed in steps of 10 km/h
Set distance level
Start control/Reduce speed in steps of 1
km/h
.
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switch to the sprung position
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