Page 1 Super Series Owner's Handbook...
Page 2 +44 7721 129 948 the appropriate number(s) listed, you can call the appropriate European assistance number: McLaren Hamburg +49 405 910 0100 The McLaren Assistance number in the UK is Freephone: 0800 975 McLaren London +44 203 151 0030 8285. McLaren Lugano...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Before You Drive Driving Controls Instruments Central Display Comfort and Convenience Maintaining Your McLaren Vehicle Data and Glossary...
Page 4 Also included is advice on using yourself with your McLaren and its features have safe and easy access to all controls your McLaren in winter weather and if you before you drive. This provides the before driving. choose to drive your vehicle abroad, what to...
Page 5 Printed in United Kingdom, 14QA248CP. without written permission from McLaren Automotive Limited. The equipment fitted to your McLaren may vary from the images shown depending on vehicle and market specification. Your McLaren may vary from the images shown depending on vehicle and market specification.
Page 6 Notes draw your attention to activities topic from the contents page. that contain possible risks to your McLaren, provide advice that you may The home icon appears at the top and find useful, or give additional bottom of each page. Selecting the...
Page 7 See Vehicle dimensions, page 7.5. warning labels attached to your Cooling down McLaren. These are intended to McLaren recommend that you take time to make you and others aware of cool the vehicle down during track driving, various risks. Do not remove any due to the high temperatures that may be warning labels from the vehicle.
Page 8 This technical • McLaren recommend that time is allowed for optimise vehicle functions. data provides information relating to areas your vehicle to return to normal operating The data cannot be used to trace the such as the condition of the vehicle, any temperatures before leaving the track.
Page 9 • as part of the manufacturer’s defence in case of legal proceedings. • as required by law. In addition, McLaren may use the collected or received diagnostic data: • for McLaren research needs. • to make it available for research needs where appropriate confidentiality is maintained and need is shown.
Page 11: Before You Drive
Before You Drive Opening and Closing ............... 1.2 Supplementary restraint system (SRS)........... 1.25 General......................1.2 Child passengers ..................1.29 Opening a door ................... 1.4 Mirrors ..................1.31 Locking a door..................... 1.4 Safety......................1.31 Mislock......................1.5 Interior mirror ..................... 1.31 Individual settings..................1.6 Exterior mirrors ..................
Page 12: Opening And Closing
Key fob entry press the unlock button. The front, rear and be on the user’s person or in a non-metallic Your McLaren includes two remote control side direction indicators (market specific) container such as a bag. It does not need to key fobs.
Page 13 Before You Drive Opening and Closing WARNING: The key fob allows the shelf immediately behind the seats as Unlock Outcome engine to be started and is also used the system may not detect its Button to activate other features on the presence and the engine will not start.
Page 14: Opening A Door
Before You Drive Opening and Closing Opening a door The speed that the door opens will Locking a door be affected by ambient temperature. NOTE: Because the door opens outwards and then upwards, ensure sufficient side and overhead clearance before opening a door, see Vehicle dimensions, page 7.5.
Page 15: Mislock
Before You Drive Opening and Closing NOTE: A sustained, long press and hold Mislock on the lock switch will automatically raise the window(s). The window(s) will continue to raise until fully closed. 4. The direction indicators flash to indicate that the anti-theft alarm system is activated.
Page 16: Individual Settings
If you frequently travel without passengers, luggage compartment lid is closed. you can change the locking system so that This allows you to connect a McLaren only the driver’s door is unlocked, see supplied battery charger to the Automatic door locking, page 4.18.
Page 17: Opening A Door From Inside
Before You Drive Opening and Closing Opening a door from inside NOTE: Unlocking the vehicle using the Closing a door door handle while the key fob is not within the vehicle will activate the A door can be opened from inside the vehicle Push/pull the door downwards and ensure anti-theft system and may cause the at any time, even if it has been locked.
Page 18: Automatic Locking
Before You Drive Opening and Closing Automatic locking Service cover The doors and the luggage compartment Removal lock automatically after the vehicle has WARNING: The exhaust tail pipes driven away. can be very hot and there is a risk of NOTE: The doors unlock automatically severe burns.
Page 19: Front Luggage Compartment
Before You Drive Opening and Closing Front luggage compartment NOTE: The luggage compartment will only open if the vehicle is stationary and neutral is selected. A message will display on the Driver Display if the luggage compartment is open when pulling away. NOTE: When the luggage compartment is unlatched or open, gear selection will be inhibited.
Page 20 Before You Drive Opening and Closing Opening NOTE: If the vehicle had previously been locked, it will still be locked and the direction indicators will flash as the lid closes. The luggage compartment will become alarmed as soon as the luggage compartment lid is closed.
Page 21: Anti-Theft System
Alarm system Immobiliser Anti-Theft System A visual and audible alarm is triggered if the The immobiliser prevents your McLaren from alarm system is armed and any of the being started by an unauthorised person. following are opened: The vehicle is automatically immobilised •...
Page 22: Tow-Away Protection
Before You Drive Anti-Theft System Tow-away protection Disabling tow-away protection Interior motion sensor Tow-away protection is designed to prevent The alarm is triggered if your vehicle is any attempt to steal the vehicle by locked and movement is detected inside, e.g. suspended tow or lifting onto a trailer.
Page 23 Before You Drive Anti-Theft System Disabling the interior motion sensor 2. Close the driver’s door and lock the vehicle (using the keyless system or the key fob). The interior motion sensor remains disabled until you unlock the vehicle. 1. To disable the interior motion sensor, switch off the ignition, open the driver’s door and press the button on the rear edge of the driver’s door.
Page 24: Seats
Do not leave children unattended in the vehicle, they WARNING: McLaren does not could be injured if a seat is moved recommend the use of child seats in accidentally.
Page 25: Race Seats
Before You Drive Seats Manual seat backrest rake adjustment Manual seat height adjustment Race seats WARNING: To minimise the risk of injury, position the backrest as close Seat forward and rearward adjustment as possible to vertical. NOTE: Do not recline the seat backrest so that it repeatedly contacts the rear bulkhead as this could lead to damage over time.
Page 26: Electric Seats
For seat height and tilt adjustment, contact relative to the rear bulkhead. If the your McLaren retailer. NOTE: Ensure there are no items of seat base is moved backwards when luggage in the footwell or behind,...
Page 27 Before You Drive Seats WARNING: Ensure there are no items Electric seat lumbar adjustment NOTE: Steering wheel position can beneath the passenger’s seat or the only be stored or recalled if an electric occupant classification system may steering column is fitted. not function correctly.
Page 28 Before You Drive Seats Recalling a memory position This assists exit from the vehicle. To switch the feature on or off, see Comfort entry/exit, WARNING: Only recall a seat, mirror, page 4.16. and steering wheel position, when the vehicle is stationary. You may NOTE: The steering wheel will only not be able to observe road and change position if an electric steering...
Page 29 Before You Drive Seats 'Comfort Entry returning Operate stalk stalk will return to its normal use. The or open door to abort' will appear on the function will be available when comfort Driver Display. entry/exit is next used. 5. Once the seat and steering wheel have NOTE: This function will only return returned to their previous positions, the the seat and steering wheel to the...
Page 30: Steering Wheel And Steering Column
Before You Drive Steering Wheel and Steering Column • Manual steering wheel adjustment your arms are slightly bent when you Electric steering wheel adjustment Steering Wheel and Steering Column hold the wheel. • WARNING: Only adjust the steering WARNING: Only adjust the steering you can move your legs freely.
Page 31 Before You Drive Steering Wheel and Steering Column Using the column control switch, position To switch the feature on or off, see Comfort the steering wheel so that: entry/exit, page 4.16. • your arms are slightly bent when you You can return the steering wheel and hold the wheel.
Page 32: Horn
Before You Drive Steering Wheel and Steering Column Horn Press the centre of the steering wheel to operate the horn. NOTE: The horn can be operated when the ignition is switched off. 1.22...
Page 33: Occupant Safety
McLaren retailer. shoulder. Position the lap belt across the hips, • fits closely across your pelvis by beneath the abdomen and position pulling the shoulder belt upwards.
Page 34 The seat belts incorporate belt tensioners. you MUST not drive the vehicle. Belt tensioners apply tension to the seat Contact your nearest McLaren belts in an accident, pulling them tight retailer immediately. against the occupant.
Page 35: Supplementary Restraint System (Srs)
Do not rest your feet on the Air bag system dashboard. retailer. For more information on McLaren Your McLaren is equipped with the following retailers, please refer to your Service and • Only hold the steering wheel by the air bags: Warranty Guide.
Page 36 Before You Drive Occupant Safety The front air bags are deployed if the system seat belt buckle engagement on the determines they can offer additional passenger’s seat belt. The system will protection for occupants against head and deactivate the passenger's front air bag for chest injuries.
Page 37 Please contact your protection to the vehicle occupants. placed under a seat. McLaren also nearest McLaren retailer at your recommend that additional earliest convenience. materials are not applied such as a...
Page 38 Out of position (OOP) inflation process has taken place. The gas the engine has started The air bag system in your McLaren has been used to inflate the air bags escapes through tested for the correct small child out of...
Page 39: Child Passengers
Child restraint system front air bag is active. The status is indicated by the PASSENGER AIR McLaren does not recommend the use of BAG OFF indicator. WARNING: Do not leave children child seats in this vehicle, but if you choose...
Page 40 KISI child restraint function check that the seat belt has locked. Your McLaren is fitted with a KISI system NOTE: The KISI system will disengage which is an automatic locking seat belt on when the seat belt has fully retracted the passenger’s side designed to temporarily...
Page 41: Mirrors
Before You Drive Mirrors Safety Interior mirror Exterior mirrors Mirrors WARNING: Before driving, adjust all WARNING: In some markets, the mirrors to give the best possible exterior mirrors have convex glass view of road and traffic conditions. fitted. This type of mirror enlarges the field of vision, but reduces the size of the image.
Page 42 Before You Drive Mirrors Adjusting mirrors NOTE: If the switch remains in position (3) the mirrors will be folded until the switch is moved. Exterior mirror automatic fold The exterior mirrors can be set so that they fold automatically when the vehicle is locked.
Page 43: Lighting
Before You Drive Lighting Exterior lighting Light switch Lighting WARNING: The lights do not switch on automatically in foggy conditions. Automatic light control is only an aid, you are responsible for the vehicle’s lighting at all times. The light switch is located between the steering wheel and the driver’s door and has the following positions.
Page 44: Main Beam Headlamps
The main beam headlamp notification current external light levels. light illuminates on the Driver Display. NOTE: On your McLaren, the same NOTE: With the light switch in position headlamp dipped beam setting applies Pull the stalk towards you, to revert to...
Page 45: Daytime Running Lamps
Daytime running lamps light illuminates on the Driver Display. Static Adaptive Headlamps Your McLaren is fitted with daytime running lamps which, along with the tail lamps, illuminate automatically when the ignition is switched on even if all lights are switched off.
Page 46: Rear Fog Lamp
Before You Drive Lighting Rear fog lamp NOTE: With the light switch in position Direction indicators (A) and the rear fog lamp switched on, the dipped beam headlamps will also WARNING: The lights do not switch switch on irrespective of ambient light on automatically in foggy conditions.
Page 47: Hazard Warning Lamps
Before You Drive Lighting Direction indicators - lane change Hazard warning lamps NOTE: If the hazard warning lamps have been switched on automatically, Move the direction indicator/main beam press the hazard warning lamps stalk until resistance is felt when changing The hazard warning lamps operate even if button once to switch them off.
Page 48: Parking Lights
Before You Drive Lighting Parking lights for the right-hand side until resistance is felt. The selected parking lights will then be deactivated. NOTE: To activate the parking lights on both sides, press the direction indicator/main beam stalk down then up. To deactivate, press the direction indicator/main beam stalk down then up again.
Page 49: Washers And Wipers
Before You Drive Washers and Wipers Windscreen wipers 2. Move the wiper stalk to the required Return the stalk to position (1) to switch off. Washers and Wipers position. Fast wipe NOTE: If the windscreen wipers are Move the wiper stalk to position (4), to switched on and the vehicle comes to operate the wipers at fast speed.
Page 50 The wipers are parked horizontally along the are set during vehicle manufacture lower edge of the windscreen. and should not need adjusting. If a problem occurs, consult your McLaren retailer. Wiper park positions In addition to the normal park position, there are two alternative positions.
Page 51: Nose Lift
McLaren retailer as soon affect the operation of the vehicle. as possible. NOTE: Vehicle handling modes are...
Page 52 Before You Drive Nose Lift NOTE: Vehicle handling modes are inhibited when vehicle lift is lowering or raising. NOTE: Nose lift will be unavailable if launch mode is active. The nose lift menu will exit after the timeout duration has been exceeded if there is no activity on the menu.
Page 53 Before You Drive Nose Lift When the nose is fully raised, an audible confirmation tone is heard. ‘Ride height raised’ appears on the Driver Display and the nose lift icon is illuminated while the vehicle remains raised. If there is no further activity, the nose lift menu will exit after the timeout duration has been exceeded.
Page 54 Before You Drive Nose Lift If there is no further activity, the nose lift menu will exit after the timeout duration has been exceeded. 1.44...
Page 57: Driving Controls
Driving Controls Starting and Driving ............... 2.2 Brake disc wiping..................2.30 Vehicle electrical status ................. 2.2 Hill hold control ..................2.31 Switching on the ignition............... 2.3 Brake-steer....................2.31 Instruments and warning lights............2.4 Electronic brake pre-fill ................2.31 Seamless shift gearbox gear positions..........2.6 Electronic stability control (ESC) ............
Page 58: Starting And Driving
Windows and heater/air conditioning NOTE: If the vehicle detects the controls operate. Driver Display menus and battery charge is getting too low, it McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) are will adopt the Awake mode to available. conserve energy. Ignition will be...
Page 59: Switching On The Ignition
Driving Controls Starting and Driving parked, without running the engine or Switching on the ignition the warning lights will illuminate as a connecting a battery charger, before the self-test. The Driver Display will fully battery will become discharged. illuminate. 1. Ensure that the key fob is inside the vehicle.
Page 60: Instruments And Warning Lights
Display when this is illuminated, stop Anti-lock braking system (ABS) status the vehicle as soon as safety permits categories, according to the colour that they light, page 2.30 and contact your McLaren retailer illuminate. immediately. • Brake warning light, page 2.8 RED or AMBER warning light - indicates Generic failure caution light.
Page 61 Driving Controls Starting and Driving Driver Display overview Driver Display - left-hand side Use the control stalk to navigate through the menus. 1. Tachometer, page 3.2 The Driver Display provides important information to the driver and will vary 2. Speedometer, page 3.3 depending on the mode and vehicle settings selected.
Page 62: Seamless Shift Gearbox Gear Positions
Driving Controls Starting and Driving Driver Display - right-hand side Seamless shift gearbox gear Parking brake positions NOTE: When parking on steep downhill slopes, turn the front wheels towards The gearbox operates in either automatic or the kerb. When parking on steep uphill manual mode.
Page 63 Driving Controls Starting and Driving • Parking brake operation Driver’s door is closed • Driver’s seat belt is buckled NOTE: If the parking brake is not manually applied it will automatically apply when the engine is switched off. NOTE: It is only possible to disengage the parking brake with the ignition on.
Page 64: Brake Pedal
The brakes will still indicated. Stop the vehicle as soon as safety function with the engine off, but permits and contact your McLaren retailer more pressure will be required to immediately. operate them.
Page 65 Driving Controls Starting and Driving Eco Start-Stop system This system automatically stops the engine when conditions allow in order to reduce fuel consumption and exhaust gas emissions and restarts it again when required. The following conditions must be met for the system to automatically stop the engine: •...
Page 66 Driving Controls Starting and Driving System operation The engine will automatically restart when Deactivating the brake pedal is released or any conditions that require the engine to restart are detected. NOTE: If the parking brake is engaged while the engine is stopped, the engine will not restart when the brake pedal is released.
Page 67: Driving
Central Display, should be taken while driving in this mode. see Automatic door locking, NOTE: If the parking brake is not Contact your McLaren retailer immediately. page 4.18. manually released, it will Economical driving...
Page 68: Exhaust Temperature Monitoring
NOTE: Not available in all markets, If excessive exhaust temperatures are consult your McLaren retailer. measured, a warning will be displayed on the If the warnings persist, contact your Driver Display. •...
Page 69: Parking Sensors
Driving Controls Starting and Driving Parking sensors selected. The light around the parking obstructions when manoeuvring. The sensors button will illuminate amber to parking sensors may not detect some indicate that parking sensors are active. obstructions, such as narrow posts or small obstructions close to the ground Front parking sensors can be activated when such as kerbs.
Page 70: Rear View Camera (Rvc)
If the sensors are obscured by dirt, ice or snow, clean them. If the problem persists, contact your McLaren retailer. A coloured grid is overlaid onto the live video feed as a guide to the proximity of visible objects to the rear of the vehicle.
Page 71: 360 Park Assist
Driving Controls Starting and Driving The yellow dynamic box extends back 3 m touching the on-screen icon. The RVC will 360 Park Assist (10 ft) from the rear of the vehicle, with also be deactivated if the screen is touched additional lines at 2 m (6 ft 7 in) and 1 m (3 ft anywhere below the status bar or any of the 4 in).
Page 72 Driving Controls Starting and Driving system and the four front parking sensors. When deactivated, the light around the button will be extinguished. NOTE: 360 Park Assist cannot be deactivated if reverse gear is selected. NOTE: If the mirrors are folded, 360 Park Assist is not enabled and the following will be displayed on the Central Display '360 Park Assist is not...
Page 73: Seamless Shift Gearbox
Driving Controls Seamless Shift Gearbox Overview Gear positions When drive is selected and the brakes are Seamless Shift Gearbox released, the vehicle will begin to move slowly without any throttle use, making it The gearbox is a 7-speed, dual clutch useful for parking manoeuvres and for seamless shift gearbox that can be operated moving off in queuing traffic.
Page 74: Accelerator Pedal Position
Driving Controls Seamless Shift Gearbox NOTE: If reverse or drive is selected at Accelerator pedal position speeds above 6 mph (10 km/h), the transmission will engage neutral, as a Your style of driving influences how the self protection feature. seamless shift gearbox changes gear. When travelling at speeds below 6 With light accelerator pedal use, upshifts are mph (10 km/h), neutral can be...
Page 75: Manual/Automatic Mode
NOTE: Not available in all markets, illuminated. You can deactivate your drive consult your McLaren retailer. mode selection at any time by pressing the For setting options see Performance Shift ACTIVE button again. Press the MANUAL Cue (PSC), page 4.17.
Page 76 Driving Controls Seamless Shift Gearbox Gearshift paddles As an alternative, upshifts can be made by pushing the left-hand paddle away from you and downshifts can be made by pushing the right-hand paddle away from you. The gearshift paddles operate irrespective of the handling and powertrain mode selected, and there is no need to release the accelerator pedal to change gear.
Page 77 Driving Controls Seamless Shift Gearbox When the vehicle speed is below 6 mph (10 paddle for an almost instantaneous upshift km/h) or the vehicle is stationary with a gear instead of the automatically pre-selected selected, select a downshift and hold the downshift.
Page 78: Handling And Powertrain Controls
Driving Controls Handling and Powertrain Controls Active dynamics control 5. Eco Start-Stop system, page 2.9 Active button Handling and Powertrain Controls 6. Engine START/STOP button, see The handling and powertrain control Vehicle electrical status, page 2.2 switches, on the Active Dynamics Panel, 7.
Page 79: Handling Control
Driving Controls Handling and Powertrain Controls NOTE: When the ignition is switched Handling control off, the controls on the Active Dynamics Panel will also switch off. The handling control switch affects the The handling and powertrain control Proactive Chassis Control II system. modes will be remembered but it will Selecting a mode be necessary to press the ACTIVE...
Page 80: Powertrain Control
Driving Controls Handling and Powertrain Controls NOTE: If all the following conditions Powertrain control Suspension is stiffer, giving a are not met when the selection is firmer ride coupled with made, the mode will not be enhanced handling Selecting a mode Sport / characteristics.
Page 81 Driving Controls Handling and Powertrain Controls NOTE: The information displayed on Gear changes will occur at a the Driver Display will change higher engine speed and with dependent on the powertrain mode a reduced shift duration and Sport are further enhanced with selected.
Page 82: Launch Control
Driving Controls Handling and Powertrain Controls Economy mode NOTE: When the Active Dynamics Launch control Panel is on, the current handling and powertrain modes will appear in Launch control is designed to offer the amber on the Driver Display. When the maximum acceleration from a standing start.
Page 83 Driver Display. Repeat the launch procedure, ensuring that it is followed correctly. If the warning message remains, contact your McLaren retailer. NOTE: Launch mode is only available if the following conditions are met: •...
Page 84 Driving Controls Handling and Powertrain Controls approximately 100 seconds until NOTE: Whilst in launch control, the launch control is deactivated. The vehicle will carry out automatic gear message ‘Launch Mode aborted - See shifts, and optimise traction. It will owner's manual’ will be shown on the continue to do so until launch control Driver Display.
Page 85: Driving Safety Systems
Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems General only be achieved if you use winter Anti-lock braking system (ABS) Driving Safety Systems tyres, with snow socks where they are necessary. This section contains information about the The anti-lock braking system prevents the following safety systems: wheels from locking when you brake.
Page 86: Brake Assist System
Do not drive your vehicle, contact your distance. McLaren retailer as soon as possible. Continue to depress the brake pedal firmly WARNING: If the anti-lock braking until the emergency situation is over, the...
Page 87: Hill Hold Control
Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems Hill hold control Brake-steer Electronic brake pre-fill If the brake pedal is applied to hold the Brake steer offers the benefits of a torque If the accelerator pedal is suddenly released, vehicle on a hill, this function will continue to vectoring differential, but is integrated into the electronic brake pre-fill function apply the brakes for 2 seconds after the...
Page 88: Electronic Stability Control (Esc)
Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems • Electronic stability control (ESC) The traction control system reduces engine The light on the 'ESC OFF' button torque to prevent the wheels from spinning. illuminates If additional intervention is required to stop Electronic stability control (ESC) monitors •...
Page 89 Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems Track Dynamic mode When in Sport Dynamic mode, Track Dynamic mode or ESC off, Variable Drift 1. Select Track handling mode. Control can be accessed on the Central The electronic stability control is ON by Display.
Page 90: Airbrake
NOTE: Electronic stability control is The Airbrake is located at the rear of your automatically reactivated when the McLaren and moves dynamically, dependent ignition is next switched off and on on the vehicle's requirements. A self-test again. facility that initiates after every full ignition on/off cycle.
Page 91 Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems Airbrake - AERO button ON The Airbrake is deployed and moves dynamically, dependent on the vehicle's requirements. This enhances vehicle stability with increased aerodynamic drag. The Airbrake will raise at any vehicle speed. 1. Stowed position 2.
Page 92 The Airbrake may actively deploy, even if the the Driver Display. Contact your the Airbrake is fully lowered, remaining alert brake pedal is not depressed, to maintain McLaren Retailer. to any potential obstructions. vehicle stability under the following conditions: WARNING: Before lowering the Airbrake, check for any objects which may obstruct movement, e.g.
Page 93 Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems NOTE: If the engine has been stopped Active central mounted stop lamp with the Airbrake deployed, the self- test procedure will be reversed, i.e. the Airbrake will lower fully then raise to its initial position. Manual test 2.
Page 94: Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)
(TPMS) pressures immediately and if radio frequency (RF) signals. necessary contact your McLaren Prior to every time the vehicle is to be driven, NOTE: The tyre pressure monitoring retailer. each tyre should be checked when cold and...
Page 95 WARNING: If low pressure warnings maintain correct tyre pressure, even occur frequently, have the tyres if under-inflation has not reached checked at your McLaren retailer. the level to trigger illumination of Driving on an under-inflated tyre the TPMS low tyre pressure warning will cause the tyre to overheat and light.
Page 96 Driving Controls Driving Safety Systems Navigate through the ‘Vehicle Info’ screen on the Driver Display to view the current tyre temperatures, see Vehicle info, page 3.6. This shows the current temperature of each of the four tyres. If the temperature appears in blue, the tyres have not yet warmed up to optimum operating temperature.
Page 97: Cruise Control
Driving Controls Cruise Control Overview Using cruise control Cruise Control WARNING: Pay particular attention to road and traffic conditions, when cruise control is activated, and always travel at a speed which is safe for the current conditions. Never use cruise control on winding or slippery roads or when visibility is poor, e.g.
Page 98: Cancelling Cruise Control
Driving Controls Cruise Control WARNING: Always be aware that Cancelling cruise control NOTE: Cruise control is cancelled cruise control is engaged and do not automatically if electronic stability override cruise control for extended control detects wheel spin, vehicle periods. Releasing the accelerator in skid or if electronic stability control is these circumstances could lead to switched off.
Page 99: Increasing Cruise Control Speed
Driving Controls Cruise Control Increasing cruise control speed Reducing cruise control speed Downshifting manually using the gear change paddles will not disengage cruise control. • • A brief press of the stalk upwards will A brief press of the stalk downwards increase the vehicle speed in 1 mph (1 will decrease the vehicle speed in 1 mph km/h) increments (depending on the...
Page 100: Resuming A Stored Speed
Driving Controls Cruise Control Resuming a stored speed WARNING: Only resume the stored speed if it is appropriate for the current road and traffic conditions. Sudden acceleration could endanger yourself and others. Pull the cruise control stalk briefly towards you. Cruise control will adjust the vehicle’s speed to the last speed stored.
Page 101: Active Speed Limiter (Asl)
Driving Controls Active Speed Limiter (ASL) Setting an upper speed limit Selecting a speed Active Speed Limiter (ASL) WARNING: It is the driver’s responsibility to keep within proper speed limits. WARNING: The active speed limiter (ASL) feature may allow the vehicle to exceed the upper speed limit in certain situations, for example when descending steep gradients.
Page 102: Cancelling Active Speed Limiter (Asl)
Driving Controls Active Speed Limiter (ASL) Cancelling Active Speed Limiter (ASL) 3. Push the stalk up briefly to select the desired ASL upper speed limit. To cancel Active Speed Limiter (ASL) briefly press the stalk away from you. The indicator on the Driver Display will extinguish.
Page 103: Running In
Driving Controls Running In • Running in avoid idling the engine for more than 10 Normal/road use Running In minutes. • Observe the following running in Allow the engine to warm up before After the 625 miles (1,000 km) running in instructions when the vehicle is new or if driving at high engine speeds and high period, you may gradually use the vehicle’s...
Page 104: Track Use
Track use NOTE: Do not use the vehicle on a track during the running in period. Before you use your vehicle on the track, consult your McLaren retailer. McLaren recommend that your vehicle is inspected before and after track use. 2.48...
Page 105: Refuelling
Driving Controls Refuelling Filling with fuel Filling with the fuel funnel Refuelling 1. Switch off the engine. WARNING: Fuel is highly flammable. Fire, naked flames, smoking and using a mobile telephone are prohibited when handling fuels. Switch off the engine before refuelling.
Page 106: Recommended Fuel
Driving Controls Refuelling 9. Remove the fuel funnel, clean Recommended fuel thoroughly and store in the luggage compartment. For maximum engine performance the use of 98 RON/88 MON unleaded petrol meeting 10. Close the fuel filler flap, you will hear the latch engage.
Page 107 Driving Controls Refuelling Ethanol. If E85 fuels are used, serious damage will occur to the engine and fuel system. NOTE: If the fuel tank is accidentally filled with the incorrect type of fuel, do not start the engine, and seek qualified assistance.
Page 108: Winter Driving
Change the tyre type in McLaren vehicles. If you are intending to fit ‘Vehicle settings’ on the Central Display, see snow socks, bear the following points in Tyre type, page 4.18.
Page 111: Instruments
Instruments Overview.................. 3.2 Overview ....................... 3.2 Tachometer ....................3.2 Speedometer ....................3.3 Driver Display ................3.4 Overview ....................... 3.4 Trip info ......................3.5 Vehicle info ....................3.6 Phone ......................3.9 Media ......................3.9 Navigation ....................3.10 Messages ...................... 3.11 Display window ..................3.13 Gear position indicator................
Page 112: Overview
Driver Display if there is a when the maximum RPM is reached. fault with the screen or vehicle electrics. Contact your McLaren Shift lights retailer immediately. Use of the When Track powertrain or handling mode is vehicle in these circumstances can selected, shift lights will be displayed.
Page 113: Speedometer
Adapt your driving style while this fault exists, you are responsible for the vehicle’s speed at all times. Contact your McLaren retailer. The speedometer is situated centrally on the Driver Display when in Non-Active or Comfort powertrain and handling modes.
Page 114: Driver Display
Instruments Driver Display Overview should always adapt your driving Menu Driver Display style and speed to suit the weather conditions. Warnings appear in a pop-up window on the Driver Display. Temperature is the current outside temperature. There is a short delay before a The stored messages can be viewed at any change in outside temperature is displayed.
Page 115: Trip Info
Instruments Driver Display 2. Pull the stalk towards you (FORWARD) Trip info to enter your selection. 3. Then select the topic of interest from the list, move the control stalk up or down (SCROLL + or -) to highlight your choice.
Page 116: Vehicle Info
Instruments Driver Display Trip (since start) Trip (long term) Vehicle info Overview Displays distance, time, average fuel Displays distance, time, average fuel consumption and average speed for the consumption and average speed since the current journey. last trip reset. The following choices can be made from the Vehicle info screen.
Page 117 Instruments Driver Display Message Tyre Oil status If no error messages have been logged, the This shows the pressures and temperatures Displays a gauge showing the level of oil, display will confirm this. of each of the 4 tyres. If the figures appear together with the oil temperature.
Page 118 Parking days, page 2.2. be reset by your McLaren retailer. If a service becomes overdue, the display will show the distance by which it is overdue.
Page 119: Phone
Media phone menu may depend on your model of phone and previous calls made or received while connected to your McLaren. Pull the stalk towards you (FORWARD) to Details of the track or radio station currently access further options. playing will be displayed.
Page 120: Navigation
Instruments Driver Display For more information on accessing media Navigation NOTE: If no destination has been set from different sources, see Media, using the Central Display, only the page 4.31. compass and current road name will be displayed. NOTE: The available options within the media menu may depend on source which is currently playing.
Page 121: Messages
Instruments Driver Display Messages Information that requires action to be Some messages advise you to consult the taken. Owner's Handbook. The table below indicates what you should do when one of The Driver Display may show messages that Low risk fault information. these messages is displayed.
Page 122 Instruments Driver Display Message Action Front left tyre over inflated Stop the vehicle and inspect wheels and tyres, see Inspecting wheels and tyres, page 6.32. Front right tyre over inflated Stop the vehicle and inspect wheels and tyres, see Inspecting wheels and tyres, page 6.32. Rear left tyre over inflated Stop the vehicle and inspect wheels and tyres, see Inspecting wheels and tyres, page 6.32.
Page 123: Display Window
Instruments Driver Display Display window Sport mode Track mode Non-Active/Comfort mode The display window provides the driver with The display window provides the driver with visual access to the control settings and visual access to the control settings and current performance values of the vehicle. current performance values of the vehicle.
Page 124: Gear Position Indicator
Instruments Driver Display Gear position indicator Handling and powertrain display Electronic stability control (ESC) mode display Confirmation that the ACTIVE button has The gear indicator shows the current gear position selected: Neutral, Gear 1-7, or not been pressed (Active Dynamics Panel is Confirmation of the electronic stability Reverse.
Page 125: Oil Temperature
RED, a warning message will appear on the Driver Display. Stop the vehicle as soon as safety permits and contact your McLaren retailer immediately. The oil temperature is displayed in the form The water temperature is displayed in the...
Page 126: Fuel Level And Range
Driver Display. Stop the vehicle as soon as safety permits and contact your McLaren retailer. Fuel level The fuel level is displayed in the form of a gauge on the right-hand side of the Driver Display.
Page 129: Central Display
Central Display Introduction ................4.2 Media controls .................... 4.32 Copyright ...................... 4.2 Connecting an external device............4.33 Other information ..................4.2 USB and iPod....................4.33 System controls ..................4.2 Storage ......................4.34 Overview ....................... 4.4 Bluetooth audio ..................4.35 AUX ......................... 4.35 Settings..................
Page 130: Introduction
McLaren owned by the Bluetooth® SIG Inc., and any Automotive or its Retailers, except in the use of such marks by McLaren Automotive case of personal injury caused by the Ltd. is under licence. Bluetooth QDID: negligence of these parties.
Page 131 Central Display Introduction When the MIS is on, a brief press of the NOTE: You can adjust any volume button will return you to the home screen source by rotating the volume control from anywhere in the system. dial. For temporary sources of audio (phone calls), this can be adjusted Press and hold the home button for three using the dial when the source is...
Page 132: Overview
Central Display Introduction Radio Overview iPhone connected to USB socket. Press button (7) to access the Radio. Media device connected to auxiliary See Radio, page 4.40. socket. Navigation Media device connected to USB socket. Press the Navigation button (8) to Bluetooth®...
Page 133 Central Display Introduction • Rear view camera (RVC), page 2.14 • Electronic user manual, page 1.3 NOTE: The features available may vary depending on the vehicle specification.
Page 134: Settings
Central Display Settings • Overview Light settings, page 4.15 General settings Settings • Internet browser, page 4.20 From the Home menu, press the icon to • Navigation, page 4.20 display the Settings menu. • Cameras, page 4.22 NOTE: The settings available may vary depending on the vehicle specification.
Page 135 Touch an application you wish to move and System version drag it to another position in the list. Displays the software version installed on the MIS. Legal information Select this option to view the available legal information relating to your vehicle and the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS).
Page 136: Regional Settings
Central Display Settings • Regional settings Language German • Greek • Hungarian • Italian • Polish • Portuguese (Brazil) • Russian • Spanish • Thai • Turkish Date format Use this screen to set your preferred The following regional settings are available: language.
Page 137 Central Display Settings • DD-MM-YYYY Time adjustment Distance & Speed unit • MM-DD-YYYY • YYYY-MM-DD Time format Select GPS sync to automatically adjust the Select km or miles. time using the GPS signal. On will be highlighted when GPS sync is activated. GPS sync must be set to Off before the time Select 12 hour or 24 hour format.
Page 138 Central Display Settings Quantity units Fuel consumption units Temperature units Select imperial gallons, U.S. gallons or litres. Select mpg, km/L or L/100km. Select Fahrenheit or Celsius. 4.10...
Page 139: Connection Settings
Central Display Settings Pressure units Connection settings Wi-Fi Touch Wi-Fi to toggle the function On and Off. Wi-Fi access point Select the Wi-Fi access point you wish to connect to, then follow the on-screen prompts and enter the required password. When one or more Wi-Fi access point has been connected, this menu can be used to manage or delete any stored connection...
Page 140: Sound Settings
Select this option to view the Bluetooth® MAC address. The sound settings apply to all functions of The following sound settings are available: the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS). • Navigation volume, page 4.12 NOTE: Tone settings can also be accessed from Radio and each system •...
Page 141: Radio & Media Settings
Central Display Settings Bass Radio & media settings Set DAB-DAB linking to On to enable automatic tuning to alternative DAB Touch the + or - icons adjacent to bass to broadcasts when reception of the currently achieve the desired sound reproduction tuned DAB station is reduced or lost.
Page 142 Traffic Program (TP) interrupts radio and Bluetooth phone settings Automatic answering media playback to inform the driver of traffic Select this feature to enable the McLaren conditions. Touch Auto TP seek to toggle Infotainment System (MIS) to automatically between On and Off to activate or answer an incoming call.
Page 143: Light Settings
Central Display Settings Light settings Night illumination provides low level interior Vehicle lighting when the headlamps are on. To activate, select the desired level from the range of 1 to 7. To deactivate, select Off. Footwell and courtesy lighting can be set to On or Off as desired.
Page 144 Central Display Settings • Automatic mirror folding, page 4.18 Select Low, Medium or High to suit your Driver Display deployment mode preference. • Door unlock, page 4.18 • Silent door lock, page 4.18 Hot Evac • Tyre type, page 4.18 Select On to activate Hot Evac, see Hot Evac, •...
Page 145 Central Display Settings When Folded in Track mode only is selected, Passenger side mirror - passenger’s side Performance Shift Cue (PSC) the Driver Display will fold down to Slim mirror will dip when reverse is engaged. Display Mode in Track powertrain or handling To set the amount the mirrors will dip when modes.
Page 146 Central Display Settings Auto alarm Door unlock If Off is selected, the direction indicators always flash when the vehicle is locked or When auto alarm is set to On, the vehicle will unlocked, irrespective of the method used. automatically lock and the alarm set if unlocked and left for 30 seconds with all All other lock and unlock features remain doors, luggage compartment lid and service...
Page 147 Central Display Settings Valet mode Enter the four digit PIN code using on-screen Select Change PIN code, then enter the old key pad, then touch Enter to confirm. An PIN code, followed by a new PIN code using With valet mode on, the speed of the vehicle asterisk replaces each number as it is on-screen key pad, then touch Enter to is limited to 35 mph (55 km/h), the Active...
Page 148: Internet Browser
The following navigation settings are browser cache, delete any cookies stored on available: Select the sensitivity level to suit your the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) or • Map, page 4.20 preference for wiper operation. This setting change the text encoding used by the •...
Page 149 Audible Speed Alerts Traffic displayed on the map, then touch Save to The McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) can Touch Traffic to toggle the feature on or off. confirm or Cancel to return to the previous provide an audible alert when approaching menu.
Page 150: Cameras
Central Display Settings The trafficTrends™ feature will collect and information about your route, such as traffic Cameras make use of historical traffic data to conditions and offer alternative routes calculate more efficient routes. Different without the need to manually set the routes may be calculated for the same destination.
Page 151 Central Display Settings Usable shows the amount of storage space available for recording video. NOTE: The storage space is shared by all features of the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS), including media. 4.23...
Page 152: Phone
WARNING: Do not allow yourself to protected against high frequency become distracted by the phone energy. while driving. You could cause an McLaren recommend that, to avoid potential accident. interference, a minimum distance of 15 cm (6 in) is maintained between a wireless Safety precautions phone antenna and a cardiac pacemaker.
Page 153: Device Pairing
Central Display Phone Device pairing 1. By default, Bluetooth® will be switched on and the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) will be in discoverable mode. If Bluetooth® is not on, switch on manually, see Connection settings, page 4.11. 2. Using your mobile phone, select the search for Bluetooth®...
Page 154 Central Display Phone 10. Once your phone has been paired and paired, but will not be connected. The connected to the MIS, it will connect original devices will remain connected automatically whenever it comes to the MIS. within range. Connecting a phone 11.
Page 155: Making A Call
To switch to the phone application, touch scrolling through the list. the Phone icon from the McLaren 3. Touch the icon when the complete Infotainment System (MIS) Home screen or number is displayed on the screen to 3.
Page 156: Receiving A Call
1. From the Phone screen, touch the call history tab. When you receive an incoming call, the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) will 2. A list of dialled, missed and received display any caller details which are stored on calls will be displayed in chronological your phone and synchronised with the MIS.
Page 157: In-Call Options
Central Display Phone In-call options Ending a call Contacts Touch the mute icon to disable the To end a call from the call in progress microphone, touch again to enable it. screen, touch the red end call icon. Touch the keypad icon to launch the on-screen keypad, touch again to hide Touch the switch to phone icon to transfer the call to your phone...
Page 158 Central Display Phone NOTE: Contacts can be sorted by either 2. Using the on-screen keyboard, enter at first name or last name, see Bluetooth least one character to filter the phone settings, page 4.14 for more displayed contacts. information. If you enter an incorrect number or digit, touch the icon to delete the last 3.
Page 159: Media
Video: accessed by touching the Media icon from sources will appear on the screen, with their • MPEG1 the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) respective symbols at the top of the screen. • MPEG2 Home screen or press the Media button.
Page 160: Media Controls
Music played from the internal storage or Touch the icon to skip to the next or connected device can be controlled using previous folder. the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) To pause a track, touch the icon. To touch screen. resume play, touch the icon.
Page 161: Connecting An External Device
Central Display Media Connecting an external device NOTE: Any internal batteries fitted to USB and iPod your device will be charged through either USB port. Connect a USB device, see Connecting an external device, page 4.33. NOTE: The USB1 port has a high power output suitable for charging mobile From the Media screen, select USB1, USB2 or devices.
Page 162 Use this menu in order to create McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) will folders, or move or delete selected files display the progress while files are copied. stored on the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS). 4.34...
Page 163: Bluetooth Audio
4.25. Connecting an external device, page 4.33. The volume can be adjusted using the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS), see From the Media screen, select the Bluetooth From the Media screen, select the AUX audio System controls, page 4.2.
Page 164: Navigation
McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) to Read and adhere to the safety determine the precise location of the message which appears the first vehicle.
Page 165: Using Navigation
A map showing your current location will appear on the Central Display screen. Touch the Navigation icon from the McLaren The location and direction of travel of Infotainment System (MIS) Home screen or your car is shown as an arrow head on press the Navigation button.
Page 166: Setting A Destination
Central Display Navigation Touch the icon from the map screen in Setting a destination Using the menus order access the options for setting a destination, see Setting a destination, page 4.38. The MIS has a multi-touch screen, allowing easy zooming in and out using pinch gestures.
Page 167 Central Display Navigation NOTE: If you have not already saved Trip Planner your home address, you can follow the Use the Trip Planner to plan a route. Use the on-screen prompts to do so before available options to set a start location, end navigation begins.
Page 168: Radio
AM, FM or DAB will be displayed at the top of the screen to indicate the change in the selected waveband. When Radio is selected from the McLaren A station can be selected by either manually Infotainment System (MIS) Home screen, or tuning or selecting a favourite.
Page 169: Radio Data System (Rds)
Central Display Radio Swipe gestures can also be used to tune the Radio data system (RDS) radio in both manual and auto tuning modes. RDS is a system which allows digital data to Touch the icon to save a station as a be sent to radio receivers at the same time favourite.
Page 170: Internet Browser
Internet Browser Overview Internet Browser In order to use the internet browser function, the McLaren Infotainment System (MIS) requires an internet connection. Connect a Bluetooth® device or Wi-Fi network, see Connection settings, page 4.11. From the Home screen, select Internet browser.
Page 173: Comfort And Convenience
Comfort and Convenience Windows .................. 5.2 Stowage compartments ................ 5.17 Safety......................5.2 Cup holders ....................5.19 Opening and closing................. 5.2 Owner documentation................5.19 Sun visors ..................... 5.19 Climate Control................ 5.4 Accessory power sockets ..............5.20 Overview ....................... 5.4 USB sockets....................5.20 Controls ......................
Page 174: Windows
Comfort and Convenience Windows Safety Opening and closing Comfort and Convenience Windows WARNING: Ensure that no one can WARNING: The key fob allows the be trapped as you open or close the engine to be started and is also used windows.
Page 175 Comfort and Convenience Windows Resetting the windows If this does not resolve the issue, please contact your McLaren retailer immediately. The windows must be reset if the battery has been discharged or disconnected, or if Anti-trap protection the anti-trap feature has been activated.
Page 176: Climate Control
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control Overview Controls Climate Controls Climate Control The system can be operated in automatic mode or settings can be adjusted manually. The combination filter reduces the quantity of dust and pollutants entering the vehicle. WARNING: Follow the recommended settings given for heating or cooling.
Page 177: Modes Of Operation
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control 13. Heated seat button - Left-hand side Modes of operation If you do wish to change the air distribution of the climate control system, touch the 14. Blower speed control preferred button. This will then put the Automatic Mode system into AUTO fan mode.
Page 178: A/C (Screen) Button
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control SYNC Mode A/C (screen) button SYNC mode allows any changes the driver makes to their air temperature settings to be The A/C enhances the cooling and mirrored automatically for the passenger’s dehumidifying of air. It is used by max- temperature setting.
Page 179: Demisting/Defrosting
0.5°C (1°F) increments the blower speed, see Blower speed from 16°C to 28°C (61°F to 83°F). control, page 5.9 McLaren recommend the temperature NOTE: Air recirculation is inhibited is set to 22°C (72°F). when demist mode is selected.
Page 180: Air Recirculation Mode
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control To set the temperature to maximum, touch Air recirculation mode NOTE: Switch on the air conditioning to prevent the windows misting. button until ‘HI’ is displayed. In AUTO mode, the climate control system adjusts the Touch the air recirculation button, to air temperature to the highest setting, the activate air recirculation.
Page 181: Blower Speed Control
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control Blower speed control Touch the + button to increase the blower Air distribution settings speed, or touch the - button to decrease blower speed. Alternatively, touch the fan icon and drag it to the desired setting. If in automatic mode, adjusting the blower speed will cause the AUTO button to extinguish.
Page 182: Heated Seats
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control Dashboard air vents Heated seats WARNING: To avoid the risk of injury, constantly monitor the seat temperature. WARNING: The heated seats will not switch off automatically once it reaches its optimum temperature dependent on the level selected. Please ensure the switch of the heated seat function is turned off once the desired heat/period of...
Page 183: Heated Rear Window
Comfort and Convenience Climate Control NOTE: Seat heating is only available Heated rear window when the engine is running. If seat heating is not available, the button will appear greyed out. NOTE: Seat heating will switch off automatically when the engine is stopped by the Eco Start-Stop System, but will resume heating when the engine restarts.
Page 184: Vehicle Tracking
Comfort and Convenience Vehicle Tracking Overview Automatic driver recognition cards Vehicle Tracking This section provides an overview of the When the ignition is switched off, the vehicle tracking service. If you need further vehicle tracking system will automatically clarification, contact vehicle tracking arm itself.
Page 185: Remote Keypad (Belgium Only)
If you wish to add or remove a keypad, vehicle movement. In addition to this, contact your McLaren retailer. the vehicle tracking centre will attempt to contact you using your mobile phone...
Page 186: Disabling The Tracker System
Country Telephone These will include visits to your McLaren to obtain a police incident number. retailer or if the vehicle is to be transported +44 333 222 0799 4. The vehicle tracking centre will then on a trailer, train or ferry.
Page 187: False Alarms
False alarms False alarm policy If at any time you need to change any details you have entered in the McLaren vehicle To maintain the vehicle tracking service Following an alert, the vehicle tracking tracking system agreement or if you sell your...
Page 188: Interior Features
Press touch pads (1) or (3) again to switch off the respective reading light. Courtesy lighting The interior of your McLaren is lit in the following areas: • the driver’s and passenger’s footwells, when you open a door •...
Page 189: Entry Lighting
To close, push the function will not be available, unless it is lid down firmly and ensure that it is latched switched on in the McLaren Infotainment securely. System (MIS) or is manually activated again NOTE: When the vehicle is locked or through the direction indicator stalk.
Page 190 Comfort and Convenience Interior Features WARNING: The stowage NOTE: The area behind the seats is not thrown around during sharp compartment must be closed when designed for storing luggage or any braking, a sudden change of items are stored in it. Occupants other personal items.
Page 191: Cup Holders
Comfort and Convenience Interior Features Cup holders Owner documentation Sun visors Your McLaren is equipped with the following documents: • Service and Warranty Guide - provides information on what to do and who to contact in the event of problems.
Page 192: Accessory Power Sockets
20 Amps and is the only one that can be NOTE: Do not connect a battery The two media USB sockets can be used to used to connect a McLaren supplied battery charger to the interior accessory connect USB flash drives, iPods and other charger.
Page 195: Maintaining Your Mclaren
Deflated tyre....................6.34 First aid kit....................6.9 Tyre sealant....................6.9 Vehicle Care ................6.36 Towing eye ....................6.10 Washing your McLaren ................6.36 Fuel funnel ....................6.10 Cleaning the interior ................6.37 Engine cover release tool ..............6.10 Car cover ....................... 6.38 Fire extinguisher ..................
Page 196: Fluid Topping Up
Maintaining Your McLaren Fluid Topping Up • Engine oil Neutral selected and the foot brake NOTE: The throttle can be fully Maintaining Your McLaren Fluid Topping Up applied (use left foot). depressed as the engine speed will be electronically limited to 2,000 rpm.
Page 197 Vehicle info menu by overfilled the engine with oil, you moving the menu stalk back. must have any excess removed at your McLaren retailer. The engine or the Topping up the engine oil catalytic converter could be damaged. 1. Open the service cover.
Page 198: Gearbox Oil Level
This Topping up the coolant maintenance can only be carried out Oil temperature by your McLaren retailer. If the oil temperature is too high, a warning will be displayed on the Driver Display. Reduce the vehicle and engine speed until the warning message disappears.
Page 199: Power Steering Fluid
Maintaining Your McLaren Fluid Topping Up 4. The coolant level is correct when it is at Power steering fluid the top of the + marker. WARNING: Power steering fluid is 5. Top up if necessary using only Mobil highly flammable. Fire, naked Antifreeze Extra.
Page 200: Brake Fluid
Maintaining Your McLaren Fluid Topping Up 5. Measure the distance, inside the Brake fluid reservoir, down to the fluid level. Maximum fill level is 50 mm and WARNING: Brake fluid is highly minimum fill level is 55 mm from the top flammable.
Page 201: Windscreen Washers
WARNING: Washer fluid is toxic. Keep containers sealed and away from children. If fluid is accidentally consumed, seek medical help straight away. NOTE: McLaren recommend the use of Mobil screenwash concentrate. Left-hand drive models NOTE: Add washer fluid to the reservoir all year round.
Page 202: Emergency Equipment
Maintaining Your McLaren Emergency Equipment Emergency equipment safety Luggage compartment equipment Warning triangle Emergency Equipment Before using the emergency equipment, familiarise yourself with the following safety information. WARNING: Always ensure the emergency equipment supplied is used in the proper manner and for the purpose it was designed.
Page 203: First Aid Kit
Maintaining Your McLaren Emergency Equipment Setting up the warning triangle First aid kit Tyre sealant Fold the legs (1) sideways from the bottom. The first aid kit (2) is located at the front of The tyre sealant (3) is located at the front of Pull side reflectors (2) upwards to form a the luggage compartment.
Page 204: Towing Eye
NOTE: Your McLaren is equipped with NOTE: Only use the fuel funnel when a front towing eye mounting only. It is filling the vehicle with fuel from not possible to tow other vehicles.
Page 205: Fire Extinguisher
Maintaining Your McLaren Emergency Equipment Fire extinguisher The fire extinguisher is located at the rear of the luggage compartment. Release the retaining strap and remove the fire extinguisher. To operate, follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the side of the fire extinguisher.
Page 206: Battery Care And Maintenance
You could cause a short circuit and the battery could ignite. WARNING: The lithium-ion battery fitted to your McLaren is sealed for Keep the charger out of reach of life and no attempt should be made children at all times.
Page 207: Boost Starting From Another Vehicle
Maintaining Your McLaren Battery Care and Maintenance Boost starting from another vehicle Boosting procedure 1. If a donor vehicle is to be used, park it so Using booster cables that the battery location is adjacent, but ensure the two vehicles do not WARNING: Ensure that both touch.
Page 208 Maintaining Your McLaren Battery Care and Maintenance 12. Check that the cables are clear of any moving components and that all four connections are secure. WARNING: Ensure that each connection is securely made and that there is no risk of the clips...
Page 209 Maintaining Your McLaren Battery Care and Maintenance this does not resolve the issue, please contact your McLaren retailer immediately. Disconnecting the cables 1. Disconnect the booster cables in the reverse order to that used for connection. 2. Refit the battery access cover, connect the 2 electrical connectors and secure with the 2 screws.
Page 210: Fuses
Maintaining Your McLaren Fuses Fuse replacement Main fuse box Fuses Battery fuse On top of the battery, in the luggage compartment, beneath the luggage WARNING: Fuses protect the Main fuse box access compartment cover. vehicle’s electrical systems. The failure of any fuse will render the system it protects inoperative.
Page 211 NOTE: If a replacement fuse does not Transmission Control Unit solve the electrical problem, or it fails Engine Control Module immediately, contact your McLaren retailer. Relays Main fuse box fuse specification chart Door Locking Switch Amps...
Page 212: Secondary Fuse Box
Maintaining Your McLaren Fuses Secondary fuse box Amps Circuit protected Amps Circuit protected Output Shaft Speed, Even Secondary fuse box access Gear Shaft Speed Cooling Fan Left-Hand 1. Access to the secondary fuse box is Input Shaft Speed, Odd Gear...
Page 213 Maintaining Your McLaren Fuses NOTE: Do not lower the closing panel Secondary fuse box fuse specification Amps Circuit protected further than necessary as it could be chart Alarm damaged. Amps Circuit protected Central Display Driver’s Door Transmission Control Unit Relays Passenger’s Door...
Page 214: Battery Fuse Box
Maintaining Your McLaren Fuses Battery fuse box Battery fuse box access 1. Open the luggage compartment lid and remove any items stowed inside. 3. Open the top of the battery access 5. Press the 2 catches on the right-hand cover and disconnect the 2 electrical side of the cover and remove the cover connectors on the back of the cover.
Page 215 Maintaining Your McLaren Fuses Battery fuse box fuse specification chart Amps Circuit protected Transmission Control Unit Transmission Control Unit Air Conditioning - Motor - Control Module Secondary Fuse Box Supply Electronic Stability Control Valves Electronic Stability Control Motor 6. Remove the appropriate fuse and...
Page 216: Lighting
Lighting is an important aspect of vehicle safety. You must ensure that all lights are working at all times. All the external lights on your McLaren use the latest light-emitting diode technology. Unlike traditional filament bulbs, these lights have a long life and low power consumption while providing the same amount of illumination.
Page 217: Manual Unlocking And Opening
Maintaining Your McLaren Manual Unlocking and Opening Unlocking - discharged battery Manual Unlocking and Opening If you are unable to lock or unlock the vehicle because the vehicle battery or key fob battery has become discharged, use the mechanical key.
Page 218: Starting The Vehicle
Maintaining Your McLaren Manual Unlocking and Opening holder housing immediately behind Starting the vehicle Door opening from inside - the switch panel within 10 seconds. discharged battery The vehicle will recognise the key fob and stop the alarm from sounding.
Page 219: Opening Luggage Compartment - Discharged Battery
Maintaining Your McLaren Manual Unlocking and Opening NOTE: Please ensure that both of the Opening luggage compartment - retainers on the manual door release discharged battery strap are fitted correctly, and in the correct positions on the door aperture NOTE: The key fob or luggage after use.
Page 220 NOTE: Unlocking the vehicle using the discharged, replace the battery at the mechanical key will activate the anti- 6. Apply pressure to the McLaren badge earliest possible opportunity, see theft system and may cause the alarm on the luggage compartment lid (to Replacing key fob battery, page 6.27.
Page 221: Replacing Key Fob Battery
Maintaining Your McLaren Manual Unlocking and Opening Replacing key fob battery 2. Unscrew the battery cover and remove the discharged the battery. 1. Push against the thumb indent and 3. Install a new battery, ensuring that the slide the back cover away from the key polarity is correct.
Page 222: Washers And Wipers
Maintaining Your McLaren Washers and Wipers Replacing the wiper blades To remove the main wiper blade NOTE: Do not lower the wiper arms Washers and Wipers onto the windscreen without the wiper blades fitted. WARNING: Ensure the ignition is switched off before you replace the To install a new main wiper blade wiper blades.
Page 223 Maintaining Your McLaren Washers and Wipers To remove the small wiper blade NOTE: Do not lower the wiper arms onto the windscreen without the wiper blades fitted. To install a new small wiper blade 1. Slide the wiper blade onto the wiper arm and ensure that the clip engages in the arm.
Page 224: Wheels And Tyres
WARNING: Have worn tyres replaced in axle pairs and ensure the tyres McLaren recommend that you only use Pirelli NOTE: Retreaded tyres must not be are fitted as specified. With worn summer or winter tyres, see Wheel and tyre used.
Page 225 615 kg (1,350 lbs) and Y indicates speeds over 186 mph WARNING: Only tyres recommended by McLaren are to be fitted to the (300 km/h). vehicle. 6. Displays the maximum load which can be carried by the tyre.
Page 226 Driving precautions NOTE: It is recommended that you When parking your McLaren, ensure that the always have your tyres replaced by tyres do not contact the kerb or other your McLaren retailer. Each wheel has obstacles.
Page 227 Interchanging wheels of the driver’s side door. leaks. WARNING: Only approved wheels NOTE: Tyre pressures given for low with winter tyres can be fitted to loads are minimum values which offer your McLaren as alternatives. optimum ride comfort. 6.33...
Page 228: Deflated Tyre
Using the tyre sealant Remove the tyre sealant from the luggage compartment and follow the instructions on the container. Your McLaren is equipped with a container of tyre sealant, which is located in the luggage NOTE: If possible, locate the cause of compartment.
Page 229 Maintaining Your McLaren Wheels and Tyres vomiting. Contact a doctor immediately. Do not inhale tyre sealant fumes. NOTE: After using tyre sealant, the tyre valve, incorporating the tyre pressure monitoring system sensor, will have to be replaced. 6.35...
Page 230: Vehicle Care
Apply polish to non-satin finished wheels to assist in keeping them clean. Hand washing your McLaren 4. Tar spots and stubborn grease marks can be removed using white spirit or 1. Pre-rinse the body thoroughly with a NOTE: Never apply polish to satin denatured alcohol.
Page 231: Cleaning The Interior
Regularly inspect the paint work for damage. using a window cleaning solution. An Any stone chips or deep scratches should be NOTE: Your McLaren retailer will be automotive glass cleaner is recommended. repaired as soon as possible. Contact your able to recommend products for After washing the vehicle with car shampoo McLaren retailer for advice.
Page 232: Car Cover
Do not use abrasive cleaning products or polish. A car cover, suitable for use inside a garage, can be purchased from your McLaren retailer. Alcantara® McLaren recommend that the vehicle is Dust the material with care. Moisten a soft...
Page 233: Raising The Vehicle
Maintaining Your McLaren Raising the Vehicle Vehicle lifting points WARNING: Ensure the vehicle is Raising the Vehicle correctly positioned on a jack or vehicle lift before raising the vehicle to a workable height. Always engage vehicle lift safety locks or...
Page 234: Mclaren Assistance
In the event of a breakdown McLaren Assistance If your McLaren is immobilised, do not If your McLaren has been immobilised due to In the event of a problem with your vehicle, attempt to make your own arrangements for a fault with the vehicle battery, the battery contact your McLaren retailer.
Page 235: Towing For Recovery
3. Remove the towing eye, stow it in the luggage compartment and refit the cover to the towing eye mounting as Your McLaren is equipped with a front soon as the vehicle has been recovered. towing eye mounting only. NOTE: Do not tow the vehicle, doing so could damage the gearbox.
Page 236: Driving Abroad
Maintaining Your McLaren Driving Abroad Driving abroad Driving Abroad McLaren retailers are also at your disposal when you are travelling abroad. The legal requirements when driving abroad vary from country to country and are constantly changing. Always seek advice from your McLaren retailer regarding what is required to remain legal in the countries in which you are travelling.
Page 239: Vehicle Data And Glossary
Vehicle Data and Glossary Genuine McLaren Parts and Accessories ......7.2 Overview ....................... 7.2 Vehicle Identification............. 7.3 Vehicle identification number (VIN)..........7.3 Data ..................7.4 Overview ....................... 7.4 Vehicle operating temperatures ............7.4 Engine ......................7.4 Maximum speeds in each gear ............7.5 Gear ratios ....................
Page 240: Genuine Mclaren Parts And Accessories
Vehicle Data and Glossary Genuine McLaren Parts and Accessories and noise levels. McLaren recommend that you only use Always quote the vehicle identification genuine McLaren replacement parts and number, you will find this on the vehicle accessories.
Page 241: Vehicle Identification
Vehicle Data and Glossary Vehicle Identification Vehicle identification number (VIN) VIN plate Vehicle Identification The vehicle identification number plate also The vehicle identification number can be contains the following: found on the bottom left-hand corner of the • Maximum permitted laden weight windscreen.
Page 242: Data
Rated torque (lb-ft) 568 @ 5,500 temperatures, performance @rpm degradation may be experienced. McLaren disclaims any liability of the Number of cylinders stated engine power not being Displacement cm3 3,994 achieved if the vehicle is being used...
Page 243: Maximum Speeds In Each Gear
Vehicle Data and Glossary Data Maximum speeds in each gear Gear ratios Vehicle dimensions Gear mph (km/h) 1st gear 3.982:1 1st gear 50 (80) 2nd gear 2.612:1 2nd gear 76 (122) 3rd gear 1.905:1 3rd gear 105 (169) 4th gear 1.479:1 4th gear 136 (218)
Page 244: Vehicle Weights
Vehicle Data and Glossary Data Vehicle weights Approach angle 8.30 Vehicle height 1,196 mm (3 ft 11 in) (normal) (doors closed) Approach angle 10.40 Weight kg (lbs) (nose lift) Dry weight 1,321.6 (2,919.6) Departure 13.30 angle (normal) Unladen weight (all 1,418.9 (3,128.0) fluids and 90% Departure...
Page 245: Turning Circle
Vehicle Data and Glossary Data Wheel and tyre sizes Turning circle Maximum load - 50 (110.2) front luggage compartment Wheel sizes Turning circle 12.2 m (40 ft) kerb-to-kerb Front wheels 9J x 19 Rear wheels 11J x 20 Summer tyres Front tyres - Pirelli P Zero™...
Page 246: Tyre Pressures
Vehicle Data and Glossary Data Tyre pressures Loading condition Front Rear wheels wheels Normal use Speeds over 165 mph (270 km/h) The tyre pressures can also be found on a label on the inside of the fuel filler flap. NOTE: In some markets, the tyre pressure label is attached to the base of the driver’s side door aperture.
Page 247: Service Products, Fluids And Capacities
Service Products, Fluids and Capacities Service products are fuel, engine oil, coolant WARNING: Fuel is highly flammable. and brake fluid. McLaren recommend that Fire, naked flames and smoking are you only use products tested and approved prohibited when handling fuels.
Page 248: Coolant
• Antifreeze protection If the vehicle is losing coolant, do not drive • Increased efficiency of the cooling your vehicle and contact your McLaren system retailer. • Offers anti-corrosion protection NOTE: Use Mobil Extra Antifreeze in all climates, all year round. If coolant is...
Page 249: Brake Fluid
Vehicle Data and Glossary Service Products, Fluids and Capacities Brake fluid Only use Pentosin DoT 5.1 Brake fluid. Over time, the brake fluid absorbs moisture from the air, this reduces its boiling point. WARNING: If the boiling point of the brake fluid is reduced too much, vapour pockets may form in the brake system when the brakes are...
Page 250: Technical Glossary
Vehicle Data and Glossary Technical Glossary Technical glossary system automatically increases the force situation, brake steer will again gently apply Technical Glossary being applied to the brakes and thus the brake on the inside rear wheel, thereby shortens the stopping distance. restoring traction and stability.
Page 251 Vehicle Data and Glossary Technical Glossary Global positioning system (GPS) Inertia push Motorway function lighting By means of the appropriate receivers, When Non-Active is selected or within Track The motorway function lighting improves satellite signals supply information on the powertrain mode when calling for an upshift the headlamp illumination range when the geographical position of the vehicle.
Page 252 Vehicle Data and Glossary Technical Glossary coupled with uninterrupted torque delivery Vehicle identification number (VIN) from the engine which provides the The VIN is a unique 17 digit number which relentless acceleration. provides information about your vehicle, as well as when and where it was built. Static Adaptive Headlamps Typical VIN = SBM14DCC1HW000001 With the headlamps on, the Static Adaptive...
Page 255 Index central dashboard ........5.10 Battery safety ...........6.12 dashboard ............5.10 Battery status ............. 3.8 360 Park Assist ..........2.15 Airbrake ............... 2.34 Belts - seat ............1.23 manual test ........... 2.37 Blower speed - climate control ....5.9 Alarm ..............1.11 Bluetooth phone settings ......4.14 arming ...............1.11 Boost starting ...........6.13 disarming ............1.11...
Page 256 Index light settings ..........4.15 Cleaning .............. 6.36 making a call ..........4.27 Centre Display ..........6.38 Camera ..............2.14 media controls ..........4.32 Driver Display ..........6.38 360 Park Assist ..........2.15 navigation .............4.20 exterior ............6.36 rear view ............2.14 other information .........4.2 instruments and display screens ..
Page 257 Index overview ............4.11 starting the engine ........6.24 6.24 Coolant ..............7.10 unlocking ............6.23 opening from outside ......... 1.4 topping up ............6.4 Display ..............3.13 opening from outside - discharged Copyright ............. 1.3 Electronic Stability Control display ..3.14 battery ............6.23 Cover - service .............
Page 258 Index Driving Safety Systems Engine ..............2.8 mirror automatic fold ........ 1.32 General ............2.29 Eco Start-Stop System .......2.9 mirror fold ............1.32 Dynamic ESC modes ........2.32 immobiliser .............1.11 reverse dip ............. 1.32 Dynamic Headlamps ........1.35 power output ..........7.4 Extinguisher ............
Page 259 ............5.13 quality ............. 2.50 General settings ..........4.6 Increasing nose ground clearance ... 1.41 safety ..............7.9 Genuine McLaren Parts and Accessories Increasing nose ride height ......1.41 tank ..............7.9 overview ............7.2 Individual unlock settings .......1.6 Fuel level display ..........3.16 Glossary - technical .........7.12...
Page 260 Index shift lights ............3.2 battery replacement ........ 6.27 parking lights ..........1.38 speedometer ...........3.3 discharged battery ........1.3 rear fog lamp ..........1.36 sport mode .............3.13 entry ..............1.2 sidelamps ............1.34 tachometer ............3.2 stowing ..............1.3 switch .............. 1.33 track mode .............3.13 Keyless entry ............1.2 Limphome ............
Page 261 & media settings ......4.13 memory ............1.17 Manual unlocking ..........6.23 radio controls ..........4.40 reverse dip .............1.32 McLaren Assistance ........6.40 radio data system ........4.41 Mirrors in the event of a breakdown ....6.40 receiving a call ..........4.28 vanity ...............5.19 McLaren Infotainment System regional settings ...........4.8...
Page 262 Index status ..............3.7 Performance shift cue ........4.17 Rain sensor ............1.39 temperature display ........3.15 Phone ..............3.9 Ratios - gear ............7.5 temperature warnings ....... 6.4 contacts ............4.29 Reading lights ...........5.16 top up ..............6.3 Device pairing ..........4.25 Rear fog lamp ............1.36 Oil - gearbox ............
Page 263 Index Running in ............2.47 backrest - electric rake adjustment ..1.16 Setting up warning triangle ......6.9 backrest - manual rake adjustment ..1.15 Settings electric adjustment ........1.16 overview ............4.6 electric backrest rake adjustment ..1.16 Settings - individual unlock ......1.6 electric forward and rearward Shift lights ............
Page 264 Index electrical adjustment ........ 1.20 gear ratios ............7.5 Turning circle ............7.7 manual adjustment ........1.20 speeds - in gear ..........7.5 Tyre monitoring ..........3.7 Steering wheel turning circle ........... 7.7 Tyre pressures ........6.33 electrical adjustment ........ 1.20 tyre pressures ..........7.8 Tyre type ............
Page 265 Index media ...............5.20 valet mode ............ 4.19 engine .............. 2.11 wiper modes ..........4.19 seat belt ............1.24 wiper sensitivity .........4.20 Supplementary Restraint System ..1.28 Vehicle speeds ............ 7.5 Warning lights ............. 2.4 Vehicle starting ..........2.8 Warning triangle ..........6.8 Valet mode ............4.19 discharged key fob battery ....6.24 Washers ..............
Page 266 Index rain sensor ............. 1.39 single wipe ............ 1.39 wash/wipe ............ 1.40 wiper blade replacement ......6.28 wiper modes ..........4.19 wiper sensitivity .........4.20 Winter driving ........... 2.52 Winter tyres ............7.7 Wiper blade replacement ......6.28 Wiper modes ............. 4.19 Wiper sensitivity ..........4.20 8.12...
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McLaren Super Series Owner's Handbook Manual

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Before You Drive

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Central Display

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Maintaining Your Mclaren

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