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Page 1 Possible variations to your vehicle may not to receive a printed Owner‘s Manual for other vehicle models and vehicle be taken into account as Mercedes-Benz constantly updates their vehicles to Ihrem konkreten Fahrzeug könnten nicht berücksichtigt sein, da Mercedes-Benz model years.
Page 4 Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz Before you drive off, please familiarise your- self with your vehicle and read this manual, especially the safety and warning notices. This will help you to obtain the maximum pleasure from your vehicle and avoid endan- gering yourself and others.
Page 6 Contents Index ............4 At a glance ........... 25 Introduction ......... 20 Safety ........... 37 Opening and closing ......71 Seats, steering wheel and mirrors ..85 Lights and windscreen wipers ... 95 Climate control ......... 113 Driving and parking ......125 On-board computer and displays ..
Page 7 Index Air vents 1, 2, 3 ... Important safety notes ....122 12 V socket Rear ..........123 see Socket Setting ........... 122 Setting the centre air vents ... 123 Setting the side air vents ....123 Alarm system ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) see ATA (Anti-Theft Alarm system) Display message ......
Page 8 Index Automatic transmission Battery (key) Accelerator pedal position ..... 137 Checking .......... 74 Automatic drive program ....138 Important safety notes ....73 Changing gear ....... 137 Replacing ......... 74 DIRECT SELECT lever ..... 135 Battery (vehicle) Display message ......229 Charging ........
Page 9 Index Bulbs Changing bulbs see Changing bulbs Brake lamps ........107 Cornering light function ....106 Dipped-beam headlamps ....105 Important safety notes ....103 Calling up a fault Licence plate lighting ..... 108 see Display messages Main-beam headlamps ....106 Capacities Overview of bulb types ....
Page 10 Index Notes on using THERMOTRONIC Cornering light function automatic climate control ....116 Display message ......215 Overview of systems ...... 114 Function/notes ......100 Problems with cooling with air Crash-responsive emergency light- dehumidification ......118 ing ............103 Problem with the rear window Cruise control heating ..........
Page 11 Index Setting for driving on the right/ Display message ......230 left ..........201 Emergency locking ......78 Switching on/off ......97 Emergency unlocking ....... 77 DIRECT SELECT lever Important safety notes ....76 see Automatic transmission Opening (from the inside) ....76 Drinks holder Display (cleaning instructions) ..
Page 12 Index Lane Keeping Assist ...... 180 Emergency key element Lane package ........ 177 Function/notes ........ 73 PARKTRONIC ......... 163 Locking vehicle ........ 78 Reversing camera ......170 Emergency release Speed Limit Assist ......176 Driver's door ........77 Driving tips Emergency spare wheel Aquaplaning ........
Page 13 Index ETS ..........66 Folding table ........246 Function/notes ........ 66 Frequencies Important safety guidelines ..... 66 Mobile phone ......... 309 Trailer stabilisation ......67 Two-way radio ........ 309 Warning lamp ......... 235 Front foglamps ETS (Electronic Traction System) ..66 Display message ......
Page 14 Overview .......... 28 Gear or selector lever (cleaning Settings ......... 200 instructions) ........272 Warning and indicator lamps ... 30 Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ..308 Instrument cluster lighting ....28 Glove compartment ......245 Instrument lighting see Instrument cluster lighting Integrated child seat ICS padded play table ......
Page 15 Index Emergency key element ....73 Parking lamps ........96 Important safety notes ....72 Rear foglamp ........98 Loss ..........75 Switching Adaptive Highbeam Modifying the programming ..... 73 Assist on/off ......... 202 Positions (ignition lock) ....127 Switching the daytime driving Problem (malfunction) .....
Page 16 On-board computer Memory card (audio) ......196 Assistance menu ......198 Memory function ......... 94 Convenience submenu ....204 Mercedes-Benz Service Centre Displaying a service message ..266 see Qualified specialist workshop Display messages ......205 Message memory (on-board com- Factory setting submenu ....
Page 17 Index ® PRE-SAFE (preventive occupant safety system) Paint code .......... 310 Display message ......212 Paintwork (cleaning instructions) . . . 268 Operation ......... 43 Panorama sliding sunroof Program selector button ....137 Important safety information ... 82 Pulling away Opening/closing ......
Page 18 Index Rear-view mirror Anti-dazzle mode (automatic) ..93 Safety Dipping (manual) ......91 Children in the vehicle ..... 47 Rear window heating Child restraint systems ....47 Problem (fault) ....... 121 Safety net Switching on/off ......120 Attaching ........253 Rear window wiper Important safety information ..
Page 19 Index Sensors (cleaning instructions) ..270 Display message in the multifunc- Service Centre tion display ........177 see Qualified specialist workshop Function/notes ......176 Service menu (on-board computer) . 200 Important safety notes ....176 Speed limiter Service products SPEEDTRONIC ....... 151 Brake fluid ........
Page 20 Index Centre console ......245 Temperature Centre console (rear) ..... 246 Coolant .......... 188 Cup holder ........255 Outside temperature ...... 188 Glove compartment ....... 245 Setting (climate control) ....118 Important safety information ..244 TEMPOMAT Luggage net ........247 Function/notes ......
Page 21 Index Important safety notes ....181 M+S tyres ........294 Lights display message ....216 MOExtended tyres ......294 Mounting dimensions ....318 Replacing ........298 Parktronic ........165 Service life ........293 Power supply ......... 185 Storing ........... 298 Shift range ........
Page 22 Index Vehicle identification number Windowbag see VIN Display message ......215 Vehicle identification plate ....310 Operation ......... 43 Vehicle tool kit ........275 Windows Cleaning ......... 269 Vehicle weights ......... 317 see Side windows Vents Windscreen see Air vents Demisting ........
Page 23 Our objectives are to use the natural resour- Mercedes-Benz will take back your ces which form the basis of our existence on Mercedes-Benz to dispose of it in an environ- this planet sparingly and in a manner which mentally responsible manner, in accordance...
Page 24 The specialist workshop must have the necessary specialist knowl- edge and tools to carry out the work required. Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a General notes Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- The following information applies to all com- pose.
Page 25 There is a tions risk of accident. work on electronic components Do not connect any equipment to the diag- Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a nostics connection. Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. WARNING Loose equipment or equipment cables that...
Page 26 This data is used exclusively to: assist in the rectification of faults and defects help Mercedes-Benz optimise and develop vehicle functions The data cannot be used to trace the vehicle's movements. When your vehicle is serviced by Mercedes- Benz, this technical information can be read out from the fault memory.
Page 28: Table Of Contents
Cockpit ..........26 Instrument cluster ......28 Multifunction steering wheel ..... 31 Centre console ........32 Overhead control panel ...... 34 Door control panel ......35...
Page 29: Cockpit
Cockpit Cockpit Function Page Function Page Steering wheel gearshift Climate control systems paddles Ignition lock Combination switch Adjusts the steering wheel Instrument cluster Cruise control lever Horn Electric parking brake DIRECT SELECT lever Light switch PARKTRONIC warning dis- Diagnostics connection play Opens the bonnet Overhead control panel...
Page 30 Cockpit Function Page Function Page Overhead control panel Light switch PARKTRONIC warning dis- Electric parking brake play Opens the bonnet Combination switch Diagnostics connection Instrument cluster Ignition lock Horn Adjusts the steering wheel DIRECT SELECT lever Cruise control lever Steering wheel gearshift Climate control systems paddles...
Page 31: Instrument Cluster
Instrument cluster Instrument cluster Displays and controls Instrument cluster: kilometres Function Page Function Page Fuel gauge Speedometer with seg- Brightness control knob for ments the instrument cluster light- ing: turn clockwise or anti- Multifunction display clockwise Rev counter Coolant temperature...
Page 32 Instrument cluster Instrument cluster: miles Function Page Function Page Fuel gauge Speedometer with seg- Brightness control knob for ments the instrument cluster light- ing: turn clockwise or anti- Multifunction display clockwise Rev counter Coolant temperature...
Page 33 Instrument cluster Warning and indicator lamps Function Page Function Page L Dipped-beam head- % Diesel engine: pre- lamps glow ? Coolant ® ÷ ESP R Rear foglamp K Main-beam head- lamps N Front foglamps ! Electric parking brake ; Engine diagnostics (red) æ...
Page 34: Multifunction Steering Wheel
Multifunction steering wheel Multifunction steering wheel Function Page Function Page Multifunction display Selects a menu Audio/COMAND display; see the separate operating Selects a submenu or instructions scrolls through lists Switches on LINGUA- Confirms a selection TRONIC; see the separate Hides display messages operating instructions Back Rejects or ends a call...
Page 35: Centre Console
Centre console Centre console Centre console, upper section Function Page Function Page Audio system/COMAND £ Hazard warning Online; see the separate lamps operating instructions 4 PASSENGER AIRBAG c Seat heating OFF indicator lamp c PARKTRONIC Ú Selects the drive pro- gram ¤...
Page 36 Centre console Centre console, lower section Vehicles with a gear lever Function Page Function Page Cup holder Ashtray Stowage compartment Cigarette lighter Audio/COMAND control- Power socket ler; see the separate oper- Stowage compartment ating instructions Gear lever Stowage compartment (vehicles with automatic transmission)
Page 37: Overhead Control Panel
Overhead control panel Overhead control panel Function Page Function Page u Switches the rear ê Deactivates the inte- interior lighting on/off rior motion sensor p Switches the right- Spectacles compartment hand reading lamp on/off 3 Opens/closes the | Switches the front panorama sliding sunroof with roller sunblinds interior lighting/automatic...
Page 38 Door control panel Door control panel Function Page Function Page Opens the door W Opens/closes the side windows %& Unlocks/locks the vehicle n Activates/deacti- vates the override feature r45= Saves for the side windows in the the seat and exterior mirror rear compartment settings Adjusts the seat electrically...
Page 40 Useful information ......38 Occupant safety ........38 Children in the vehicle ......47 Driving safety systems ....... 62 Anti-theft systems ......68...
Page 41: Useful Information
Occupant safety Useful information Therefore, you must not tamper with elec- tronic components or their software. This Owner's Manual describes all models The seat belts, together with SRS (Supple- and all standard and optional equipment mental Restraint System), are complemen- available to your vehicle at the time of pub- tary, co-ordinated restraint systems lication of the Owner's Manual.
Page 42: Occupant Safety
Occupant safety Triggering of belt tensioners, belt force SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) limiters and airbags Introduction During the first stage of a collision, the airbag SRS consists of: control unit evaluates important physical data relating to vehicle deceleration or accel- the 6 SRS warning lamp eration, such as: airbags...
Page 43 Occupant safety How the airbag system works is deter- Observe the following notes to reduce the risk mined by predicting the severity of the acci- of serious or even fatal injury caused by airbag dent, especially vehicle deceleration or deployment: acceleration, and the type of accident: all vehicle occupants –...
Page 44 Occupant safety suitable seat in the rear. If you secure a WARNING forward-facing child restraint system to the A small amount of powder is released when front-passenger seat, you must move the an airbag is deployed. The powder could front-passenger seat as far back as possi- cause short-term breathing difficulties in peo- ble.
Page 45 WARNING to that provided by the seat belt If you wish to use seat covers, Mercedes-Benz depending on whether the seat belt is being recommends that, for safety reasons, you used only use seat covers that have been approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Page 46 Occupant safety Windowbags : are deployed: on the side on which an impact occurs at the start of an accident with a high rate of lateral vehicle deceleration or accelera- tion, e.g. in a side impact regardless of whether the front-passenger seat is occupied independently of the use of the seat belt independently of the front airbags...
Page 47 Occupant safety the belt pretensioning. All settings made by during an accident and you or other vehicle ® PRE-SAFE can then be reversed. occupants could be injured. If the seat belts are not released: Only one person should use each seat belt at any one time.
Page 48 For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz recom- mends that you only use seat belts which have For more information about releasing the seat been approved by Mercedes-Benz for your belt with release button ?, see "Releasing vehicle. seat belts" ( page 46).
Page 49 Occupant safety the front passenger have fastened their seat belt. For certain countries only: regardless of whether the driver and the front passenger have fastened their seat belts, the 7 seat belt warning lamp lights up for six seconds after the engine is started. It then goes out if the driver and the front passenger have fas- tened their seat belts.
Page 50: Children In The Vehicle
Comply with safety regulations when dispos- ates rapidly in a longitudinal direction dur- ing of belt tensioners. Any Mercedes-Benz ing the initial stages of the impact Service Centre can provide details of these in the event of a side impact if the vehicle regulations.
Page 51 Only use child restraint systems with the orig- child seat ( page 53). Make sure that the inal cover designed for them. Only replace child is secured in a child restraint system damaged covers with genuine Mercedes-Benz throughout the trip. covers.
Page 52 Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. It is advisable to use Mercedes-Benz care products to clean child restraint systems. You can obtain information about this at any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 53 Signals from electronic equipment can cause child restraint systems detects whether a interference in the automatic child seat rec- special Mercedes-Benz child seat with a ognition sensor system. This can lead to a transponder for automatic child seat recog- system malfunction. This may cause the nition has been fitted.
Page 54 We recommend that you use the ISOFIX child Comply with the manufacturer's instruc- restraint systems that have been recommen- tions when installing the ISOFIX child ded for Mercedes-Benz. restraint system. An incorrectly fitted child restraint system could come loose and seriously or even fatally injure the child or other vehicle occupants.
Page 55 Children in the vehicle Ensure that: tors on the left and right are no longer visible, the rear seat backrests are locked. If the rear Top Tether hook A is hooked into Top seat backrests are not locked, occupants Tether anchorage ? as shown. could be injured in the event of an accident, Top Tether belt B is not twisted.
Page 56 Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The 4 PASSENGER A special Mercedes-Benz child seat with a transponder for auto- matic child seat recognition has been fitted to the front-passenger AIRBAG OFF indicator seat. The front-passenger front airbag has therefore been disabled lamp on the centre con- as desired.
Page 57 – and pulled snug 36 kg against the child's body. Retighten the belt strap if necessary. Mercedes-Benz recommends using the inte- never secure more than one child at a time grated child seat for children who weigh in the child restraint system.
Page 58 On the rear seats, only use the ICS padded belt play table which is recommended for is tight and is routed across the centre of Mercedes-Benz vehicles. the child's shoulder An incorrectly fitted ICS padded play table is not twisted and does not pass across the...
Page 59 Children in the vehicle Fitting the ICS padded play table Information about other child restraint sys- Fold out integrated child seat tems is available from any Mercedes-Benz page 53). Service Centre. Place the child on integrated child seat A. ! Make sure that the ICS padded play table Fold both legs ? and B down.
Page 60 Should a side head restraint be required for the second integrated child seat, this page 89) until it rests on the upper can be ordered at any Mercedes-Benz edge of side head restraints B. Service Centre. Guide the seat belt through seat belt guide...
Page 61 Children in the vehicle Suitable positioning of the child restraint systems Key to the letters used in the table: Seat which is unsuitable for children in this weight category. Suitable for child restraint systems in the Universal category that are approved for use in this weight category.
Page 62 Children in the vehicle Example: approval label on the child restraint system Key to the letters used in the table: ISOFIX position that is not suitable for ISOFIX child restraint systems in this weight cat- egory and/or size category. IUF Suitable for forward-facing ISOFIX child seat securing systems that belong to the "uni- versal"...
Page 63 Children in the vehicle Recommended child restraint systems When installing a child restraint system without a transponder for automatic child seat rec- ognition on the front-passenger seat: Move the front-passenger seat to its rearmost position. Weight catego- Manufac- Type Approval Order num- Automatic ries...
Page 64 Children in the vehicle Weight Size cate- Manufac- Type Approval Order Auto- catego- gory turer number number matic ries (E1 ...) child seat recogni- tion Group 0+: Britax BABY SAFE 04 301146 B6 6 86 Römer ISOFIX 8224 up to PLUS 13 kg –...
Page 65 Driving safety systems You secure each door individually with the EBD (electronic brake force distribution) child-proof locks on the rear doors. A door STEER CONTROL secured with a child-proof lock cannot be opened from inside the vehicle. When the vehicle is unlocked, the door can be opened Important safety notes from the outside.
Page 66: Driving Safety Systems
Driving safety systems If ABS intervenes when braking, you will feel ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) a pulsing in the brake pedal. Important safety notes The pulsating brake pedal can be an indica- tion of hazardous road conditions and func- WARNING tions as a reminder to take extra care while If ABS is faulty, the wheels could lock when driving.
Page 67 Driving safety systems ing lamp then lights up in the instrument In such cases, the distance warning signal cluster. may: you are rapidly approaching the vehicle in give an unnecessary warning front. An intermittent warning tone will not give a warning then sound and the ·...
Page 68 Driving safety systems the radar sensor checked at a qualified spe- Keep the brake pedal depressed until the cialist workshop. This also applies to colli- emergency braking situation is over. sions at slow speeds where there is no visible ABS prevents the wheels from locking. damage to the front of the vehicle.
Page 69 Driving safety systems ® If ESP detects that the vehicle is deviating Adaptive brake lamps from the direction desired by the driver, one If you brake sharply from a speed of more or more wheels are braked to stabilise the than 50 km/h or if braking is assisted by BAS vehicle.
Page 70 Driving safety systems deactivated when the engine is switched on ® is activated automatically when the again. engine is started. ® If ESP is deactivated and one or more wheels Observe the "Important safety notes" sec- ® start to spin, the ÷ ESP warning lamp in tion ( page 62).
Page 71 Anti-theft systems EBD monitors and controls the brake pres- The immobiliser prevents your vehicle from sure on the rear wheels to improve driving being started without the correct key. stability while braking. The immobiliser is always deactivated Observe the "Important safety notes" sec- when you start the engine.
Page 72: Anti-Theft Systems
Anti-theft systems To prevent a false alarm, deactivate tow-away Tow-away protection protection manually if your vehicle: An audible and visual alarm is triggered if your is being transported vehicle's angle of inclination is altered while is being loaded onto a ferry or car trans- tow-away protection is primed.
Page 73 Anti-theft systems Deactivating: Remove the key from the ignition lock. Press button :. Indicator lamp ; flashes briefly. Lock the vehicle with the key. The interior motion sensor is deactivated. The interior motion sensor remains deactiva- ted until: the vehicle is unlocked again. a door is opened and closed again.
Page 74 Useful information ......72 Key ............72 Doors ............ 76 Luggage compartment ....... 78 Side windows ........79 Sliding sunroof ........82...
Page 75: Useful Information
Do not keep the key together with: Useful information electronic devices, e.g. a mobile phone or This Owner's Manual describes all models another key and all standard and optional equipment metallic objects, e.g. coins or metal foil available to your vehicle at the time of pub- lication of the Owner's Manual.
Page 76 If you unlock the vehicle using the emergency Changing the settings of the locking key element, the fuel filler flap will not be system unlocked automatically. To change the setting: press and hold To unlock the fuel filler flap: insert the down the % and &...
Page 77 cialist workshop or to a col- lection point for used batter- ies. Have the batteries changed at a qualified spe- cialist workshop. Checking the battery Press emergency key element ; into the opening in the key in the direction of the arrow until battery tray cover : opens.
Page 78 Problems with the key Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions You cannot lock or The key battery is discharged or nearly discharged. unlock the vehicle Try again to lock/unlock the vehicle using the remote control using the key. function of the key. Point the tip of the key at the driver's door handle from close range and press the % / &...
Page 79 Doors Doors Unlocking and opening the doors from the inside Important safety notes WARNING Only for the United Kingdom: if the vehicle has been locked with the key, the double lock function is activated as standard. It is then not possible to open the doors from inside the vehicle.
Page 80: Doors
Doors Centrally locking and unlocking the Automatic locking feature vehicle from the inside To deactivate: press and hold button : for about five seconds until a tone sounds. To unlock: press button :. To activate: press and hold button ; for To lock: press button ;.
Page 81: Luggage Compartment
Luggage compartment Turn the emergency key element anti- Turn the emergency key element clockwise clockwise to position 1. as far as it will go to position 1. The door is unlocked. On right-hand-drive vehicles, turn the On right-hand-drive vehicles, turn the emergency key element anti-clockwise.
Page 82: Side Windows
Side windows Opening/closing from the outside Tailgate emergency release If the tailgate can no longer be opened from Opening outside the vehicle, use the emergency Press the % button on the key. release on the inside of the tailgate. Take the emergency key element out of the key ( page 73).
Page 83 Side windows Opening and closing the side win- the switch or pull the switch upwards to close dows the side window again. WARNING Make sure that nobody can become trapped as you close a side window. If there is a risk of becoming trapped, release the switch or press it again to open the side window again.
Page 84 Side windows The key must be close to the driver's door Convenience opening feature handle. You can ventilate the vehicle before you start Point the tip of the key at the driver's door driving. To do this, the key is used to carry out handle.
Page 85 Sliding sunroof Problems with the side windows WARNING Children could injure themselves if they oper- WARNING ate the sliding sunroof. Closing the side windows with increased force Never leave children unsupervised in the vehi- or without the anti-entrapment feature could cle.
Page 86: Sliding Sunroof
Sliding sunroof The panorama sliding sunroof remains raised Operating the panorama sliding sun- at the rear in order to allow ventilation of the roof vehicle interior. Opening and closing If the panorama sliding sunroof is obstruc- ted when being closed by the rain-closing feature, it opens again slightly.
Page 87 Sliding sunroof Turn the key to position 1 or 2 in the ignition page 83) can be fully opened and closed lock. again. If this is not the case, repeat the steps Press or pull the 3 switch in the corre- above again.
Page 88 Useful information ......86 Correct driver's seat position .... 86 Seats ............ 87 Steering wheel ........91 Mirrors ..........91 Memory functions ....... 94...
Page 89: Useful Information
Correct driver's seat position you have moved the backrest to an Useful information almost vertical position. you have set the seat angle so that your This Owner's Manual describes all models thighs are gently supported. and all standard and optional equipment available to your vehicle at the time of pub- you can depress the pedals properly.
Page 90: Seats
Seats Seats with the backrest reclined too far backwards. You could otherwise be seriously or even Important safety notes fatally injured in the event of an accident or sudden braking. WARNING The seats can still be adjusted when there is WARNING no key in the ignition lock.
Page 91 Seats Further related subjects: Adjusting the seats electrically Luggage compartment enlargement (removing/folding the rear bench seat forwards) ( page 248) Adjusting the seats manually Head restraint height Seat cushion angle Seat height Seat fore-and-aft adjustment Backrest angle You can store the seat settings using the Seat fore-and-aft adjustment memory function ( page 94).
Page 92 Seats Rear seat head restraints Adjusting the head restraint fore-and-aft position Adjusting the rear seat head restraint height This function allows you to adjust the dis- tance between the head restraint and the To raise: pull the head restraint up to the back of the head.
Page 93 Seats Press release catch : and pull the head restraint out of the guides. To refit: insert the head restraint so that the notches on the bar are on the left when viewed in the direction of travel. Push the head restraint down until you hear it engage in position.
Page 94: Steering Wheel
Mirrors Steering wheel Mirrors Important safety notes Rear-view mirror WARNING Only adjust the steering wheel when the vehi- cle is stationary and make sure that it is locked securely in position before driving off. Driving without the steering wheel adjust- ment mechanism being locked in position may cause the steering wheel to move unex- pectedly.
Page 95 Mirrors Setting the exterior mirrors Make sure that the key is in position 1 or 2 in the ignition lock. If the battery has been disconnected or com- Press button : for the left-hand exterior pletely discharged, the exterior mirrors must mirror or button ;...
Page 96 Mirrors Engage reverse gear. Automatic anti-dazzle mirrors The exterior mirror on the front-passenger WARNING side moves to the preset parking position. If incident light from headlamps is prevented Use adjustment button = to adjust the from striking the sensor in the rear-view mir- exterior mirror.
Page 97: Memory Functions
Memory functions The exterior mirror on the front-passenger side moves back to its original position: as soon as you exceed a speed of 15 km/h about ten seconds after you have disen- gaged reverse gear if you press button : for the exterior mir- ror on the driver's side Memory functions Adjust the seat (...
Page 98 Useful information ......96 Exterior lighting ........96 Interior lighting ......... 102 Replacing bulbs ......... 103 Windscreen wipers ......108...
Page 99: Useful Information
Please read the information on qualified specialist workshops ( page 22). Exterior lighting Important safety notes For reasons of safety, Mercedes-Benz recom- mends that you drive with the lights switched Example on even during the daytime. In some coun- Left-hand parking lamps...
Page 100: Exterior Lighting
Exterior lighting The exterior lighting (except the side lamps/ The automatic headlamp feature is only an parking lamps) switches off automatically if aid. The driver is responsible for the vehicle's you: lighting at all times. remove the key from the ignition lock To switch on automatic headlamp open the driver's door with the key in posi- mode: turn the light switch to Ã.
Page 101 Exterior lighting Rear foglamp Start the engine. To switch on the rear foglamp: turn the Turn the headlamp range control to the position which corresponds to the load in key in the ignition lock to position 2 or start your vehicle. the engine.
Page 102 Exterior lighting Main-beam headlamps The hazard warning lamps automatically switch on if: To switch on the main-beam head- an airbag is deployed. lamps: turn the key in the ignition lock to position 2 or start the engine. the vehicle decelerates rapidly from a speed of more than 70 km/h and comes to Turn the light switch to L or Ã.
Page 103 Exterior lighting Active light function Not active: if you are driving at speeds above 40 km/h or switch off the turn signal or turn the steering wheel to the straight-ahead posi- tion. The cornering light function may remain lit for a short time, but is automatically switched off after no more than three minutes.
Page 104 Exterior lighting the illumination of the edge of the carriage- main beam automatically. The system recog- way. nises vehicles with their lights on, either approaching from the opposite direction or Active: if you are driving at speeds below travelling in front of your vehicle, and conse- 70 km/h and you switch on the rear foglamp quently switches the headlamps from main Not active: if you are driving at speeds above...
Page 105: Interior Lighting
Interior lighting the headlamp range is set automatically Interior lighting depending on the distance between the Overview of interior lighting vehicle and other road users. If you are driving at speeds above 55 km/h and no other road users are rec- ognised: the main-beam headlamps are switched on automatically.
Page 106: Replacing Bulbs
Replacing bulbs To switch off the crash-responsive Interior lighting control emergency lighting: press the hazard Important notes warning lamp button. In order to prevent the vehicle's battery from discharging, the interior lighting functions are Lock and then unlock the vehicle using the automatically deactivated after some time key.
Page 107 Replacing bulbs Never use a bulb which has been dropped. Such a bulb may break or even explode and injure you. Halogen bulbs are pressurised and can explode when you change them, particularly if they are very hot. You should therefore wear eye protection and gloves when you are changing them.
Page 108 Replacing bulbs To remove: switch off the lights. Turn the front wheels inwards. Slide cover : up and remove it. To fit: insert cover : again and slide it down until it engages. Dipped-beam headlamps (halogen headlamps) Tail lamp (bi-xenon headlamps) Brake lamp: P 21 W Remove the cover in the front wheel arch page 105).
Page 109 Replacing bulbs Main-beam headlamps (halogen head- Take the bulb out of bulb holder ;. lamps) Insert the new bulb into bulb holder ;. Insert bulb holder ;. Align housing cover : and turn it clock- wise until it engages. Turn signal lamp (halogen headlamps) Switch off the lights.
Page 110 Replacing bulbs Turn housing cover : anti-clockwise and To open: turn release knob : 90° in the pull it out. direction of the arrow and remove side trim panel ;. Turn bulb holder ; anti-clockwise and pull it out. To close: insert side trim panel ; and turn release knob : 90°...
Page 111 Windscreen wipers ! Do not operate the windscreen wipers Lightly press the corresponding bulb into the holder, turn it anti-clockwise and when the windscreen is dry, as this could remove it from the bulb holder. damage the wiper blades. Moreover, dust that has collected on the windscreen can Insert the corresponding new bulb into the scratch the glass if wiping takes place when...
Page 112 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you have Combination switch the wiper blades changed at a qualified è Switch specialist workshop.
Page 113: Windscreen Wipers
Windscreen wipers Press both release clips ;. Removing the wiper blade Fold wiper blade : in the direction of arrow = away from wiper arm ?. Remove wiper blade : in the direction of arrow A. Fitting the wiper blades Remove the key from the ignition lock.
Page 114 Windscreen wipers For safety reasons, you should remove the key from the ignition lock. Remove the cause of the obstruction. Switch the windscreen wipers back on. The windscreen wipers are inoperative The windscreen wiper drive is malfunctioning. Select another wiper speed on the combi- nation switch.
Page 116 Useful information ......114 Overview of climate control sys- tems ........... 114 Operating the climate control sys- tem ............. 117 Adjusting the air vents ..... 122...
Page 117: Useful Information
Overview of climate control systems pollen. A clogged filter reduces the amount Useful information of air supplied to the vehicle interior. For this reason, you should always observe the This Owner's Manual describes all models interval for replacing the filter, which is and all standard and optional equipment specified in the Service Booklet.
Page 118 Overview of climate control systems Control panel for THERMATIC automatic climate control Sets the temperature ( page 118) Demists the windscreen ( page 119) Sets the air distribution ( page 118) Activates/deactivates air-recirculation mode ( page 121) Sets the airflow ( page 119) Activates/deactivates cooling with air dehumidification ( page 117)
Page 119 Overview of climate control systems Control panel for THERMOTRONIC automatic climate control (2-zone) Sets the temperature, left ( page 118) Sets climate control to automatic ( page 118) Demists the windscreen ( page 119) Increases the airflow ( page 119) Sets the air distribution ( page 118) Display...
Page 120: Operating The Climate Control System
Operating the climate control system the front-passenger side as well. The indi- THERMOTRONIC automatic climate con- cator lamp in the á button goes out. trol: switch on climate control primarily using the Ã button. Use the residual heat function if you want to heat or ventilate the vehicle interior when the ignition is switched off.
Page 121 Operating the climate control system Problems with the cooling with air Setting the temperature dehumidification function THERMATIC automatic climate control When you press the ¿ button, the indica- You can set the temperature for the entire tor lamp in the button flashes three times or vehicle.
Page 122 Operating the climate control system THERMOTRONIC automatic climate con- Setting the airflow trol THERMATIC automatic climate control ¯ Directs the airflow through the demis- ter vents Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition P Directs the airflow through the centre lock.
Page 123 Operating the climate control system Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition lock. THERMATIC automatic climate control: turn control A clockwise or anti-clockwise To activate: press the ¬ button. The indicator lamp in the ¬ button lights page 115). THERMOTRONIC automatic climate The climate control system switches to the control: press the K or I button.
Page 124 Operating the climate control system soon as the window is clear. It only switches Outside air is added after about 30 itself off automatically after a few minutes. minutes. If the battery voltage is too low, the rear win- To switch off: press the e button. dow heating may switch off.
Page 125 Adjusting the air vents dows and the panorama sliding sunroof are Turn the key to position 0 in the ignition closed. lock or remove it. The indicator lamp in the e button lights To activate: press the Ì button. up. Air-recirculation mode is activated. The indicator lamp in the Ì...
Page 126: Adjusting The Air Vents
Adjusting the air vents Setting the centre air vents Setting the rear-compartment air vents To open the centre air vent: turn the Rear-compartment air vent, left adjuster in one of centre air vents : anti- Rear-compartment air vent, right clockwise. Rear-compartment air vent thumbwheel To close the centre air vent: turn the adjuster in one of centre air vents : clock-...
Page 128 Useful information ......126 Running-in notes ....... 126 Driving ..........126 Manual transmission ......133 Automatic transmission ....134 Refuelling ........... 141 Parking ..........144 Driving tips ........146 Driving systems ........ 149 Towing a trailer ......... 181...
Page 129: Useful Information
Driving Vehicles with automatic transmission: Useful information Try to avoid depressing the accelerator This Owner's Manual describes all models pedal beyond the point of resistance (kick- and all standard and optional equipment down). available to your vehicle at the time of pub- After 1,500 km, you may gradually bring the lication of the Owner's Manual.
Page 130 Driving roads. Otherwise, you could damage the a cold start so that the catalytic converter drive train. can reach operating temperature more quickly. In this case, the sound of the engine may be different. Key positions Manual transmission Depress the brake pedal and keep it depressed.
Page 131 Driving Release the brake pedal. Pulling away Carefully depress the accelerator pedal. Manual transmission The electric parking brake ( page 145) is automatically released. ! Change gear in good time and avoid spin- ning the wheels. Otherwise, you could dam- The red ! indicator lamp in the instru- age the vehicle.
Page 132 Driving The red ! indicator lamp in the instru- engine will automatically start. The vehicle ment cluster goes out. may begin moving. There is a risk of accident. To prevent the vehicle from accidentally pull- For further information on the electric ing away, do not release the brake pedal until parking brake, see ( page 145).
Page 133 Driving the vehicle is not being steered. has been switched off automatically. It is then not necessary to continue applying the driver's door is closed and the seat belt the brakes during the automatic stop is fastened. phase. When you depress the accelerator The engine can be switched off automat- pedal, the engine starts automatically and ically a maximum of four times (first stop...
Page 134 Driving Shifting the transmission to position P does not start the engine. If you shift the transmission from R to D, the ECO start/stop function will be availa- ble again once the ¤ symbol reappears in the multifunction display. Deactivating/activating the ECO start/ stop function To deactivate: press button :.
Page 135 The starter motor was exposed to a thermal load that was too high. Allow the starter motor to cool down for approximately two minutes. Try to start the engine again. If the engine still does not start: Consult a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 136: Manual Transmission
Manual transmission Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Vehicles with a petrol There is a malfunction in the engine electronics or in a mechanical engine: component of the engine management system. The engine is not run- Only depress the accelerator pedal slightly. ning smoothly and is Otherwise, non-combusted fuel may get into the catalytic con- misfiring.
Page 137 Automatic transmission ! On long and steep downhill gradients, Engaging reverse gear especially if the vehicle is laden or towing ! Only shift into reverse gear R when the a trailer, you must shift into gear 1, 2 or 3 vehicle is stationary.
Page 138: Automatic Transmission
Automatic transmission DIRECT SELECT lever Do not place several floormats on top of one another. Overview of transmission positions WARNING The DIRECT SELECT lever is on the right of the steering column. Do not change down for additional engine braking on a slippery road surface. This could cause the drive wheels to lose their grip and the vehicle could skid.
Page 139 Automatic transmission ! If the transmission position display in the Engaging reverse gear R multifunction display is not working, you ! Only shift the automatic transmission to should pull away carefully to check whether R when the vehicle is stationary. the desired transmission position is engaged.
Page 140 Automatic transmission Transmission positions Driving tips Accelerator pedal position Park position This prevents the vehicle from roll- Your style of driving influences how the auto- ing away when stopped. Do not matic transmission shifts gear: shift the transmission into position little throttle: early upshifts page 144) unless the vehicle more throttle: late upshifts...
Page 141 Automatic transmission In drive program M, you can change gear yourself using the steering wheel gearshift paddles. If you pull the left or right steering wheel gear- shift paddle when in automatic drive program E or S, the automatic transmission shifts into drive program M for a limited time.
Page 142 Automatic transmission When manual drive program M is activa- Manual drive program ted via the steering wheel gearshift pad- Introduction dles, the temporarily active manual drive program M will be deactivated automati- In manual drive program M, you can change cally after a limited time, if the driving sit- gear yourself by using the steering wheel uation permits.
Page 143 Automatic transmission Kickdown You can also use kickdown for maximum acceleration in manual drive program M. Depress the accelerator pedal beyond the pressure point. The transmission shifts to a lower gear depending on the engine speed. Shift back up once the desired speed is reached.
Page 144: Refuelling
Refuelling Problems with the transmission Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The transmission has The transmission is losing oil. problems shifting gear. Have the transmission checked at a qualified specialist work- shop immediately. The acceleration ability The transmission is in emergency mode. is deteriorating.
Page 145 Refuelling Closing Refuelling Replace the cap on the filler neck and turn Fuel filler flap clockwise until it engages audibly. Close the fuel filler flap. To open the fuel filler flap Tyre pressure table To insert the fuel filler cap Fuel type to be refuelled The fuel filler flap is unlocked or locked auto- matically when you open or close the vehicle...
Page 146 Refuelling Problems with the fuel and fuel tank Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Fuel is leaking from the Risk of explosion or fire vehicle. The fuel line or the fuel tank is faulty. Turn the key to position 0 in the ignition lock immediately and remove it ( page 127).
Page 147 Parking Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The fuel filler flap can- The fuel filler flap is not unlocked. not be opened. The key battery is discharged. Unlock the vehicle ( page 72). Unlock the vehicle using the emergency key element page 73).
Page 148: Parking
Parking Vehicles with automatic transmission The electric parking brake can also be applied when the key is removed. Apply the electric parking brake. Releasing Shift the transmission to position P. Turn the key to position 1 in the ignition Turn the key to position 0 in the ignition lock.
Page 149 Driving tips the seat belt is fastened. If you leave the vehicle parked up for longer than six weeks, the vehicle may suffer dam- you depress the accelerator pedal. age as a result of lack of use. If the transmission is in position R, the tailgate must be closed.
Page 150: Driving Tips
Driving tips drive on for a short while. This allows the air- cause the drive wheels to lose their grip and flow to cool the brakes more quickly. the vehicle could skid. If the brakes have been used only moderately, you should occasionally test their effective- WARNING ness.
Page 151 This may cause the maximum per- standard. Brake pads/linings which have not missible water depth to be exceeded. been approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles or These notes must be observed under all which are not of an equivalent quality could circumstances.
Page 152: Driving Systems
Driving systems Have your vehicle winterproofed at a qualified use of the braking effect of the engine. This specialist workshop at the onset of winter. relieves the load on the brake system and prevents the brakes from overheating and Observe the notes in the "Winter operation" wearing too quickly.
Page 153 Driving systems The LIM indicator lamp on the cruise control on vehicles with manual transmission, a lever indicates which system you have selec- gear must be engaged. ted: cruise control must be selected. LIM indicator lamp off: cruise control is To select cruise control: check that LIM selected.
Page 154 Driving systems Deactivating cruise control Storing the current speed or calling up the last stored speed There are several ways to deactivate cruise WARNING control: Only call up a stored speed if you know what Briefly press the cruise control lever for- that speed is and if it is suitable for the current wards B.
Page 155 Driving systems to have selected manual drive program The LIM indicator lamp on the cruise control page 147). By doing so, you will make lever indicates which system you have selec- use of the braking effect of the engine. This ted: relieves the load on the brake system and LIM indicator lamp off: cruise control or...
Page 156 Driving systems set. Press the cruise control lever up : for It is not possible to deactivate variable a higher speed or down ? for a lower SPEEDTRONIC by braking. speed. Check whether LIM indicator lamp ; is on. To adjust the set speed in 10 km/h If it is on, variable SPEEDTRONIC is already increments: briefly press the cruise con- selected.
Page 157 Driving systems Permanent SPEEDTRONIC WARNING DISTRONIC PLUS cannot take account of road You can use the on-board computer to limit and traffic conditions. If DISTRONIC does not the speed permanently to a value between recognise or no longer recognises the vehicle 160 km/h(e.g.
Page 158 Driving systems The LIM indicator lamp on the cruise control WARNING lever indicates which system you have selec- The vehicle can be braked when DISTRONIC ted: PLUS is activated. For this reason, deactivate DISTRONIC PLUS if the vehicle is to be set in LIM indicator lamp off: DISTRONIC PLUS motion by other means (e.g.
Page 159 Driving systems Activating DISTRONIC PLUS; storing, You will be driving at the speed you deter- maintaining and calling up a speed mine by the position of the accelerator pedal. Activation conditions To activate when driving towards a sta- To activate DISTRONIC PLUS, all of the fol- tionary vehicle: if the vehicle in front is sta- lowing activation conditions must be fulfilled: tionary, you can only activate DISTRONIC...
Page 160 Driving systems Pulling away If the vehicle in front pulls away: remove your foot from the brake pedal. Briefly pull the cruise control lever page 155) towards you. Accelerate briefly. Your vehicle pulls away and adapts its speed to that of the vehicle in front. If there is no vehicle in front, DISTRONIC Distance display with DISTRONIC PLUS activated PLUS operates in the same way as cruise...
Page 161 Driving systems tance between your vehicle and the vehicle in at a sufficient distance behind the vehicle front becomes too small. in front. The specified minimum distance is set using the control on the cruise control When changing lanes, DISTRONIC PLUS lever.
Page 162 Driving systems Setting a speed Setting the specified minimum distance You can set the specified minimum distance for DISTRONIC PLUS by varying the time span between one and two seconds. With this func- tion, you can set the minimum distance that DISTRONIC PLUS keeps to the vehicle in front, dependent on vehicle speed.
Page 163 Driving systems Deactivating DISTRONIC PLUS passenger door or one of the rear doors is open. the vehicle has skidded. If DISTRONIC PLUS is deactivated, you will hear a warning tone. You will see the DIS‐ TRONIC PLUS off message in the multifunc- tion display for approximately five seconds.
Page 164 Driving systems Cornering, going into and coming out of a DISTRONIC PLUS has not detected the vehi- bend cle cutting in yet. The distance to this vehicle will be too short. Narrow vehicles The ability of DISTRONIC PLUS to detect vehi- cles when cornering is limited.
Page 165 Driving systems Crossing vehicles The HOLD function must never be operated or deactivated by a passenger or from outside the vehicle. The HOLD function does not replace the elec- tric parking brake and must not be used for parking. The braking effect of the HOLD function is cancelled and the vehicle could roll away if: the HOLD function is deactivated by depressing the accelerator pedal or the...
Page 166 Driving systems If depressing the brake pedal the first manoeuvring. You could otherwise endanger time does not activate the HOLD function, yourself and others. wait briefly and then try again. WARNING Deactivating the HOLD function Make sure that no persons or animals are in the manoeuvring range.
Page 167 Driving systems Range of the sensors Rear sensors Centre approximately 120 cm General notes Corners approximately 80 cm Minimum distance Centre approximately 20 cm Corners approximately 20 cm If there is an obstacle within this range, the relevant warning displays light up and a warn- ing tone sounds.
Page 168 Driving systems Deactivating/activating PARKTRONIC The gear lever position or the transmission position of the automatic transmission and the direction in which the vehicle is rolling determine which warning display is active when the engine is running. Manual transmission: Gear lever posi- Warning display tion Forwards gear...
Page 169 Driving systems Problems with PARKTRONIC Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Only the red segments PARKTRONIC has malfunctioned and has switched off. in the PARKTRONIC If problems persist, have PARKTRONIC checked at a qualified warning displays are lit. specialist workshop. You also hear a warning tone for approximately two seconds.
Page 170 Driving systems snowfall or heavy rain may lead to a parking You are always responsible for safety and space being measured inaccurately. must continue to pay attention to your imme- pay attention to the PARKTRONIC diate surroundings when parking and page 164) warning messages during the manoeuvring.
Page 171 Driving systems displays parking spaces on the front- manoeuvring. You could, otherwise, endanger passenger side as standard. Parking spaces yourself and others. on the driver's side are displayed as soon as the turn signal on the driver's side is activa- WARNING ted.
Page 172 Driving systems far as possible. When doing so, also play. Active Parking Assist is now deacti- observe the PARKTRONIC messages. vated. PARKTRONIC is still available. Manoeuvre if necessary. Stop as soon as PARKTRONIC sounds the continuous warning tone, if not before. Always observe the warning messages dis- Manoeuvring may be required in tight park- played by PARKTRONIC (...
Page 173 WARNING Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use Make sure that no persons or animals are in a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this the manoeuvring range. Otherwise, they purpose. could be injured. Do not use the reversing camera in these types of situation.
Page 174 Driving systems Displays in the Audio/COMAND display ating instructions for the audio system/ COMAND Online. WARNING Engage reverse gear. Using the reversing camera can be dangerous Guide lines are used to show the area if you are colour-blind or if your ability to dis- behind the vehicle in the Audio/COMAND tinguish colours is impaired.
Page 175 Driving systems Red lane marking vehicle width at the cur- rent steering wheel angle (dynamic) Bumper For the white and red lanes, the vehicle width includes the exterior mirrors. For the yellow lane, the vehicle width is measured to the outer edge of the wheels.
Page 176 Driving systems Reversing straight into a parking space without turning the steering wheel Turning the steering wheel Red lane indicating the route the vehicle will take with the steering wheel in its cur- White lane indicating the route the vehicle rent position will take with the steering wheel straight Parking space marking...
Page 177 Driving systems Vehicle centre point on the yellow guide Driving to the final position line at a distance of approximately 1.0 m White lane indicating the route the vehicle from the rear of the vehicle will take with the steering wheel in its cur- rent position Trailer drawbar Parking space marking...
Page 178 Driving systems apply to objects that are at the same level ATTENTION ASSIST assesses your level of as the ball coupling. fatigue or lapses in concentration by taking the following criteria into account: Reverse carefully, making sure that trailer drawbar marker assistant = points your personal driving style, e.g.
Page 179 Driving systems detected message appears in the multi- function display. If necessary, take a break. Press the a button to confirm the mes- sage. On long journeys, take regular breaks in good time to allow yourself to rest properly. If you do not take a break, you will be warned again after 15 minutes at the earliest.
Page 180 Driving systems Information in the multifunction display the road type changes (e.g. motorway, country road). you have travelled a certain minimum distance without the traffic sign being repeated or detected again. You can also activate Speed Limit Assist using COMAND Online. The maximum per- missible speed is shown in the COMAND display;...
Page 181 Driving systems rain or mist, for example. In this case, vehicles are detected late or not at all. Always pay attention to traffic conditions and your surroundings. Otherwise, you may fail to recognise dangers in time, cause an accident and injure yourself and others. The radar sensor system is automatically deactivated near radio telescope facilities page 320).
Page 182 Driving systems Indicator and warning display Collision warning If a vehicle is detected in the monitoring range WARNING of Blind Spot Assist and you switch on the Blind Spot Assist is not active at speeds below corresponding turn signal, a double warning 30 km/h.
Page 183 Driving systems Lane Keeping Assist the lane markings are worn away, dark or covered up, e.g. by dirt or snow. General notes the distance to the vehicle in front is too Lane Keeping Assist monitors the area in small and the lane markings thus cannot be front of your vehicle by means of a camera at detected.
Page 184 Towing a trailer When Standard is selected, no warning vibra- Couple and uncouple the trailer carefully. If tion occurs if: you do not couple the trailer to the towing vehicle correctly, the trailer could become you have switched on the turn signals. In detached.
Page 185 The maximum noseweight of 75kg For certain Mercedes-Benz vehicles, the max- applies when using carrier systems on the ball imum permissible rear axle load is increased coupling.
Page 186 Towing a trailer permissible maximum speed for vehicle/ Maintain a greater distance from the vehi- trailer combinations is above 100 km/h. cle in front than when driving without a trailer. When towing a trailer, your vehicle's handling characteristics will be different in comparison Avoid braking abruptly.
Page 187 Towing a trailer Coupling up a trailer WARNING Do not disconnect a trailer with an engaged overrun brake. Otherwise, your hand could become trapped between the bumper and trailer drawbar. Make sure that the transmission is in posi- tion P. Engage the electric parking brake.
Page 188 Towing a trailer Secure the trailer against rolling away. Pull out release wheel =. Remove the trailer cable and decouple the Turn release wheel = anti-clockwise as far trailer. as it will go. The ball coupling disengages and folds out behind the rear bumper.
Page 189 Towing a trailer The trailer's permanent power supply is Open the socket cover. switched off in the event of low vehicle supply Insert the connector with lug : into voltage and after six hours at the latest. groove ; on the socket and turn the con- You can find more information about instal- nector clockwise to the stop.
Page 190 Useful information ......188 Important safety notes ....188 Displays and operation ....188 Menus and submenus ...... 192 Display messages ......205 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster ......231...
Page 191: Useful Information
Displays and operation Useful information WARNING The operating safety of your vehicle could be This Owner's Manual describes all models affected if maintenance work is carried out and all standard and optional equipment incorrectly. You could lose control of the vehi- available to your vehicle at the time of pub- cle and cause an accident.
Page 192: Displays And Operation
Displays and operation The outside temperature display is in the mul- Operating the on-board computer tifunction display. Overview Changes in the outside temperature are dis- played after a short delay. Speedometer with segments The segments in the speedometer indicate which speed range is available. Cruise control ( page 149) activated: The segments light up from the stored speed...
Page 193 Displays and operation Left control panel Adjusts the volume Calls up the menu and menu bar Mute Press briefly: Back button Scrolls through lists Press briefly: Selects a submenu or function In the Audio menu: selects a Back stored station, an audio track or Switches off LINGUATRONIC;...
Page 194 Displays and operation Menu bar Drive program Transmission position To show menu bar ?: press the = or ; button on the steering wheel. Menu bar ? is hidden after a few seconds. Text field = shows the selected menu or submenu as well as display messages.
Page 195 Menus and submenus Menus and submenus Menu overview Function Trip menu ( page 193) Navi menu (navigation instructions) ( page 194) Audio menu ( page 195) menu (telephone) ( page 196) Assist. menu (assistance) ( page 198) Service menu ( page 200) calls up display messages ( page 205)
Page 196: Menus And Submenus
Menus and submenus From reset trip computer is automati- Trip menu cally reset if the value exceeds 9,999 hours Standard display or 99,999 kilometres. Displaying the range and current fuel consumption Press and hold the % button on the steering wheel until the Trip menu with trip meter : and total distance...
Page 197 Menus and submenus Route guidance not active If the gearshift recommendation is shown in the multifunction display, it is not shown in the status bar. Resets values Direction of travel Current street Activated route guidance Example: resetting the trip computer "From start" No change of direction announced You can reset the values of the following func- tions:...
Page 198 Menus and submenus to the top of the display as you approach the Audio menu point of the announced change of direction. Selecting a radio station Change of direction announced with a lane recommendation Waveband Channel frequency with memory position Road to which the change of direction leads The memory position is only displayed...
Page 199 Menus and submenus Audio player or audio media operation Video DVD operation Example: CD changer display Example: DVD changer display Current CD in the CD changer Current DVD in the DVD changer Current track Current scene Audio data from various audio devices or Switch on COMAND Online and select media can be played, depending on the equip- video DVD (see the separate operating...
Page 200 Mercedes Benz Service Centre If there is more than one number for a on the Internet at http:// particular name: press the 6 or a www.mercedes-benz.com/connect button to display the numbers. Press the 9 or : button to select the Accepting a call number you want to dial.
Page 201 Menus and submenus Press the 6 or a button to start dial- Activating/deactivating the Speed Limit Assist message function ling. Press the = or ; button on the steer- ing wheel to select the Assist. menu. If you do not want to make a call: press the ~ or % button.
Page 202 Menus and submenus Vehicles with Active Parking Assist: if The vehicle may otherwise begin to skid. PARKTRONIC is activated and you are driving ® If you drive too fast, ESP cannot reduce the at a speed under 35 km/h, the j Active ®...
Page 203 Menus and submenus Press a. change the convenience settings The current selection is displayed. restore the factory settings Press the a button to confirm. Instrument cluster Press : or 9 to set Off, Standard or Adaptive. Selecting the unit of measurement for dis- Press the a button to save the setting.
Page 204 Menus and submenus Press the a button to confirm. Press the : or 9 button to select the Daytime driving lights: function. Press the : or 9 button to select the You will see the selected setting: Dig. speedo [mph] function.
Page 205 Deactivating delayed switch-off of the exte- qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a rior lighting temporarily: Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Before leaving the vehicle, turn the key to Switching Adaptive Highbeam Assist on/ position 0 in the ignition lock.
Page 206 Menus and submenus ing remains on for 20 seconds after you Press the : or 9 button to select the remove the key from the ignition lock. Automatic door locks: function. You will see the selected setting: Press the = or ; button on the steer- off.
Page 207 Menus and submenus Resetting to factory settings If the radar sensor system is switched off, Blind Spot Assist is deactivated Press the = or ; button on the steer- page 177). ing wheel to select the Settings menu. Press the : or 9 button to select the Convenience Factory setting submenu.
Page 208: Display Messages
Display messages Display messages General notes Display messages appear in the multifunction display. Display messages with graphic symbols are simplified in the Owner's Manual and may differ from the symbols in the multifunction display. Please respond in accordance with the display messages and follow the additional notes in this Owner's Manual.
Page 209 Display messages Safety systems Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions !÷ ® ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), ESP (Electronic Stability Pro- ® gram), BAS (Brake Assist), PRE-SAFE , the HOLD function, hill currently unavail‐ ® start assist and ESP trailer stabilisation are temporarily not avail- able See Owner's able.
Page 210: Instrument Cluster
Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The brake system continues to function normally, but without the functions listed above. The wheels could therefore lock if you brake hard, for example. This limits the steerability of the vehicle when braking and may increase the braking distance.
Page 211 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ÷ ® ® , BAS, PRE-SAFE , the HOLD function, hill start assist and ® trailer stabilisation are not available due to a malfunction. inoperative See The adaptive brake lights and BAS PLUS may also have failed. Owner's Manual In addition, the ÷...
Page 212 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The red ! indicator lamp flashes and a warning tone sounds. You are making an emergency stop using the electric parking brake ( page 145). The yellow ! warning lamp lights up. The electric parking brake is malfunctioning.
Page 213 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The red ! indicator lamp flashes and the yellow ! warning lamp is lit. The electric parking brake is malfunctioning. To release: Switch off the ignition and turn it back on. Release the electric parking brake manually.
Page 214 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The yellow ! warning lamp lights up. If you manually apply or release the electric parking brake, the red ! indicator lamp flashes. The electric parking brake is malfunctioning. It is not possible to apply the electric parking brake manually.
Page 215 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The red ! indicator lamp is lit. You attempted to release the electric parking brake while the igni- Turn on the igni‐ tion was switched off. tion to release Turn the key to position 1 in the ignition lock. the parking brake There is insufficient brake fluid in the brake fluid reservoir.
Page 216 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions PRE-SAFE BAS PLUS is temporarily inoperative. Possible causes: Functions cur‐ the radar sensor system cover in the radiator grille is dirty. rently limited See function is impaired due to heavy rain or snow. Owner's Manual the sensors in the bumpers are dirty.
Page 217 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions There is a malfunction in the SRS (Supplemental Restraint Sys- tem). The 6 warning lamp also lights up in the instrument clus- Restraint sys. mal‐ ter. function Consult WARNING workshop The airbags or belt tensioners may either be triggered uninten- tionally or, in the event of an accident, may not be triggered at all.
Page 218 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions SRS has malfunctioned at the rear centre. The 6 warning lamp also lights up in the instrument cluster. Rear centre mal‐ WARNING function Consult workshop The airbags or belt tensioners may either be triggered uninten- tionally or, in the event of an accident, may not be triggered at all.
Page 219 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The left or right-hand trailer tail lamp is faulty. Check whether you are permitted to replace the bulb yourself. Trailer left tail lamp Trailer Visit a qualified specialist workshop. right tail lamp The left or right-hand trailer turn signal lamp is faulty.
Page 220 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The left or right-hand brake lamp is faulty. Check whether you are permitted to replace the bulb yourself Left brake lamp page 103). Right brake lamp Visit a qualified specialist workshop. The left or right-hand tail lamp/brake lamp is faulty.
Page 221 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The reversing lamp is faulty. Check whether you are permitted to replace the bulb yourself Reversing light page 103). Visit a qualified specialist workshop. The left or right-hand tail lamp is faulty. Check whether you are permitted to replace the bulb yourself Left tail lamp page 103).
Page 222 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The lights are still switched on when you leave the vehicle. A warning tone also sounds. Switch off lights Turn the light switch to Ã. Adaptive Highbeam Assist is faulty. Adaptive Main-beam Assist inoperative Visit a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 223 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The coolant is too hot. A warning tone also sounds. Coolant Stop vehi‐ WARNING cle Switch engine Do not drive when your engine is overheated. This can cause some fluids which may have leaked into the engine compartment to catch fire.
Page 224 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The engine oil level has dropped to the minimum level. A warning tone also sounds. Check eng. oil Check the oil level when next refuelling, at the latest lev. when next page 263).
Page 225 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Speed Limit Assist Speed Limit Assist is deactivated and temporarily inoperative. Possible causes: currently unavail‐ able See Owner's the windscreen is dirty in the camera's field of vision. Manual visibility is impaired due to heavy rain, snow or fog. Clean the windscreen.
Page 226 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ® ® Vehicles with Becker MAP PILOT: if the Becker MAP PILOT is not connected, the radar sensor system is deactivated automati- cally. Blind Spot Assist is not available. ® Connect the Becker MAP PILOT;...
Page 227 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Blind Spot Assist Blind Spot Assist is temporarily inoperative. Possible causes: currently unavail‐ you have established the electrical connection between the able See Owner's trailer and your vehicle. Manual the sensors are dirty. function is impaired due to heavy rain or snow.
Page 228 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Park Assist You have just carried out a large number of turning or parking manoeuvres. inoperative Active Parking Assist will become available again after approx- imately ten minutes ( page 166). Pull over and stop the vehicle safely as soon as possible, paying attention to road and traffic conditions.
Page 229 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions DISTRONIC PLUS DISTRONIC is deactivated and temporarily inoperative. Possible causes: currently unavail‐ able See Owner's the DISTRONIC PLUS cover in the radiator grille is dirty. Manual function is impaired due to heavy rain or snow. the sensors in the bumpers are dirty.
Page 230 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Cruise control and Cruise control and SPEEDTRONIC are malfunctioning. SPEEDTRONIC A warning tone also sounds. inoperative Visit a qualified specialist workshop. While depressing the accelerator pedal beyond the pressure point Limit (kickdown), SPEEDTRONIC cannot be activated.
Page 231 Display messages Tyres Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The tyre pressure loss warning system has detected a significant Tyre pressure loss in pressure. Check tyres A warning tone also sounds. WARNING Underinflated or overinflated tyres pose the following risks: they may burst, especially as the load and vehicle speed increase.
Page 232 Display messages Vehicle Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions You have attempted to start the engine with the transmission in To start engine, position R or D. shift to either P or N Shift the transmission to position P or N. The auxiliary battery for the automatic transmission is no longer Auxiliary battery being charged.
Page 233 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The tailgate is open. WARNING When the engine is running, exhaust gases can enter the vehicle interior if the tailgate is open. There is a risk of poisoning. Close the tailgate. The bonnet is open.
Page 234 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Telephone No Your vehicle is outside the network provider's transmitter/ receiver range. service Wait until the mobile phone operational readiness symbol appears in the multifunction display. ¥...
Page 235 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ü The driver or front passenger has not fastened their seat belt. The red seat belt warn- Fasten your seat belt ( page 44). ing lamp lights up after The warning lamp goes out.
Page 236 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Safety systems Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions There is insufficient brake fluid in the brake fluid reservoir. The red brake system WARNING warning lamp comes on The braking effect may be impaired. while the engine is run- There is a risk of accident.
Page 237 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ® ABS is temporarily unavailable. Therefore, BAS, BAS PLUS, ESP ® EBD (electronic brake force distribution), PRE-SAFE , the HOLD The yellow ABS warning lamp is lit while the ®...
Page 238 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ® ® EBD is faulty. Therefore, ABS, BAS, BAS PLUS, ESP , PRE-SAFE the HOLD function, hill start assist, the adaptive brake lights and The yellow ABS warning ®...
Page 239 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ÷ ® or traction control has intervened because there is a risk of skidding or at least one wheel has started to spin. ® The yellow ESP warn- ing lamp flashes while Cruise control or DISTRONIC PLUS is deactivated.
Page 240 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions ÷å ® ® , BAS, PRE-SAFE , the HOLD function, hill start assist and ® trailer stabilisation are temporarily not available. ® The yellow ESP ® OFF warning The adaptive brake lights and BAS PLUS may also have failed.
Page 241 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The electric parking brake is temporarily malfunctioning or is defective. The red indicator lamp for the electric parking Observe the additional display messages in the multifunction brake flashes and/or display.
Page 242 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions æ The fuel level has dropped into the reserve range. The yellow reserve fuel Refuel at the nearest filling station. warning lamp lights up while the engine is run- ning.
Page 243 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions The coolant level is too low. The red coolant warn- If the coolant level is correct, the airflow to the engine radiator ing lamp comes on may be blocked or the electric engine radiator fan may be mal- while the engine is run- functioning.
Page 244 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Leave the vehicle and keep a safe distance from the vehicle until the engine has cooled down. Check the coolant level and top up the coolant ( page 265).
Page 246 Useful information ......244 Loading guidelines ......244 Stowage areas ........244 Features ..........255...
Page 247 Stowage areas or the permissible axle loads for the vehicle Useful information (including occupants). position heavy loads as far forwards as pos- This Owner's Manual describes all models sible and as low down in the load compart- and all standard and optional equipment ment as possible.
Page 248 Stowage areas Stowage compartment in the centre con- You or other vehicle occupants could be sole injured by objects being thrown around if you: brake sharply change direction suddenly are involved in an accident Sharp-edged and fragile objects must not be placed in the luggage net.
Page 249 Stowage areas Stowage compartment/telephone com- To open: pull handle : up and fold partment under the armrest cover ; forwards. On vehicles with a fire extinguisher instead of a stowage compartment, the fire extinguisher is installed under the driver's seat. Rear stowage compartments Stowage compartment in the rear centre console...
Page 250 Stowage areas To fold forward: gently push the backrest back. Pull release handle : and fold the back- rest fully onto the seat cushion until it engages. To fold back: gently push the backrest down and pull release handle :. Fold the seat backrest back until it engages.
Page 251 Stowage areas ! Before you fold down the rear seat back- rest, remove the side head restraints for the integrated child seat; see the "Side head restraints for integrated child seat" section. The side head restraints could oth- erwise be damaged. ! Before folding the backrest in the rear compartment forwards, make sure that the rear compartment armrest and the...
Page 252 Stowage areas Folding back the rear seat backrest Fully insert the backrest head restraints page 89). Move the driver's or front-passenger seat Move the rear seat as far back as possible forward if necessary. page 250). ! Make sure that the seat belt does not Move the driver's or front-passenger seat become trapped when folding the rear seat forward if necessary.
Page 253 Stowage areas Swing backrest : back. Adjust the backrest to the desired angle by pulling the loop ( page 250). Adjust the head restraints if necessary page 89). Move the driver's or front-passenger seat back if necessary. Notes on using the luggage compartment Pull right or left release loop ;...
Page 254 Stowage areas Securing a load items sufficiently. This could result in injury to yourself or others. Lashing eyelets ! The bag hook can bear a maximum load WARNING of 3 kg. Do not use it to secure a load. Distribute the load on the lashing eyelets There is one bag hook on either side of the evenly.
Page 255 Stowage areas caps do not scrape the light-coloured parts Push luggage compartment cover : into of the vehicle. opposite anchorage ;. The luggage compartment cover is located Remove luggage compartment cover : behind the rear bench seat backrest. upwards. To fit: place luggage compartment Extending and retracting the luggage cover : into anchorage ;...
Page 256 Stowage areas Attaching and tightening the safety net around the vehicle in the event of sharp brak- ing, a sudden change in direction or an acci- dent. ! The maximum load capacity of the stow- age well under the luggage compartment floor is 25 kg.
Page 257 ! Mercedes-Benz recommends that you only use roof carriers that have been tested and approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles. This helps to prevent damage to the vehi- cle.
Page 258 Features Attaching the roof carrier In the event of an accident, the stowage com- partments cannot secure the bottles ade- quately. You and/or other vehicle occupants could be injured. The stowage compartments in the doors pro- vide space for bottles: front: capacity up to 1.5 l rear: capacity up to 0.5 l The bottles are neither secured nor prevented...
Page 259 Features To fit: insert the cup holder into lateral curved sections ; in the stowage com- partment. Insert the cup holder so that the wedge of the upper section of cup holder : faces forwards. Press the cup holder downwards until it engages on the right and left-hand sides.
Page 260 Features Cigarette lighter WARNING Only hold the hot cigarette lighter by its knob. Otherwise, you might burn yourself. Make sure that children travelling in the vehi- cle are not able to injure themselves on the hot cigarette lighter or cause a fire with it. Example: vehicles with a cover over the stowage compartment To open: push the lower section of...
Page 261 Features Socket in the rear-compartment centre on-board voltage is too low, the power to console the sockets is automatically cut. This ensures that there is sufficient power to start the engine. Socket in the front centre console Pull cover ; out by its top edge. Lift up the cover of socket :.
Page 262 Insert the mobile phone into the mobile phone bracket (see the separate installa- Mercedes-Benz recommends the use of an tion instructions for the mobile phone fit- approved exterior aerial. This ensures: ting). optimal mobile phone reception quality in...
Page 263 "Private mode", you have to perform the case for conductive or metallic-coated films. necessary steps on the mobile phone (see Information about anti-glare film can be the separate mobile phone operating obtained from any Mercedes-Benz Service instructions). Centre. Floormat on the driver's side WARNING...
Page 264 Useful information ......262 Engine compartment ......262 Maintenance ........266 Care ............ 267...
Page 265: Useful Information
Engine compartment Useful information Vehicles with a petrol engine: The elec- tronic ignition system uses high voltage. For This Owner's Manual describes all models this reason, you must never touch ignition and all standard and optional equipment system components (ignition coil, ignition available to your vehicle at the time of pub- cables, spark plug connectors or test socket) lication of the Owner's Manual.
Page 266: Engine Compartment
Engine compartment Closing the bonnet WARNING Make sure that nobody can become trapped as you close the bonnet. Raise the bonnet slightly and, at the same time, remove support strut ? from yellow retaining clip =. Swing support strut ? down and press it into bracket A until it engages.
Page 267 You can obtain a list of the engine oils and oil filters tested and approved in accordance with the Mercedes-Benz Specifications for Service Products at any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Example: vehicles with a petrol engine Damage to the engine or exhaust system is...
Page 268 Engine compartment Replace cap : on the filler neck and turn Check the coolant temperature display in the instrument cluster. clockwise. The coolant temperature must be below Make sure that the cap locks into place 40 †. securely. Turn the key to position 0( page 127) in Check the oil level again with the oil dip- the ignition lock.
Page 269: Maintenance
Service Booklet. This may otherwise ted. lead to increased wear and damage to the major assemblies or the vehicle. A qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre, will reset the ASSYST PLUS service interval display after the service work has been carried out.
Page 270: Care
Care You can obtain further information, e.g. Use care products and cleaning agents rec- regarding service work, from a Mercedes- ommended and approved by Mercedes-Benz. Benz Service Centre or directly from Mercedes-Benz. Care of the exterior Driving abroad Automatic car wash An extensive Mercedes-Benz Service network is also available in other countries.
Page 271 Use a mild cleaning agent, such as a car Cleaning the wheels shampoo approved by Mercedes-Benz. Thoroughly hose down the vehicle with a ! Do not use acidic wheel cleaning products gentle jet of water.
Page 272 Use tar remover to remove tar stains. Use only insect remover and car shampoo from the range of recommended and Use silicone remover to remove wax. approved Mercedes-Benz care products. The following cannot always be completely repaired: Cleaning the windows...
Page 273 Clean the plastic lenses of the mirror turn signals in the exterior mirror housing using a wet sponge and a mild cleaning agent, e.g. Mercedes-Benz car shampoo or clean- Use clear water and a soft cloth to clean ing cloths.
Page 274 Care Cleaning the exhaust pipe a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. ! Do not clean the exhaust pipe with alka- line-based cleaning agents, such as wheel cleaner. Interior care Clean the exhaust pipe with a chrome care...
Page 275 Care ! Do not allow cosmetics, insect repellent Mercedes-Benz. You can obtain these from a qualified specialist workshop. or sunscreen to come in contact with the plastic trim. This maintains the high-quality clean artificial leather covers with a cloth look of the surfaces.
Page 276 Useful information ......274 Where will I find...? ......274 Flat tyre ..........276 Battery ..........280 Jump-starting ........283 Towing and tow-starting ....284 Electrical fuses ......... 287...
Page 277: Useful Information
Where will I find...? Setting up the warning triangle Useful information This Owner's Manual describes all models and all standard and optional equipment available to your vehicle at the time of pub- lication of the Owner's Manual. Country- specific deviations are possible. Please note that your vehicle may not be equipped with all features described.
Page 278: Where Will I Find
Where will I find...? Remove first-aid kit =. jack or wheel wrench. Tools approved for your vehicle are available at a qualified spe- Check the expiry date on the first-aid kit cialist workshop. at least once a year. Replace the contents if necessary, and replace any missing TIREFIT kit items.
Page 279 Flat tyre wheel change should, for example, stand Flat tyre behind the barrier. Preparing the vehicle Get out of the vehicle. Pay attention to traf- fic conditions when doing so. Your vehicle may be equipped with: Close the driver's door. MOExtended tyres (tyres with run-flat char- Place the warning triangle ( page 274) a...
Page 280: Flat Tyre
Flat tyre In addition to the vehicle load, the driving dis- WARNING tance possible depends upon: In the following situations, the tyre sealant is speed unable to provide sufficient breakdown assis- tance, as it is unable to seal the tyre properly: road condition outside temperature there are cuts or punctures in the tyre...
Page 281 Flat tyre Do not remove any foreign objects which Remove the cap from valve C on the faulty have penetrated the tyre, e.g. screws or tyre. nails. Screw filler hose D onto valve. Remove the tyre sealant bottle, the accom- Insert plug = into the socket of the ciga- panying "max.
Page 282 Do not continue driving. Contact a qualified specialist workshop. In your vehicle, you will find a sticker with the Mercedes-Benz Service24h telephone Tyre pressure of 200 kPa (2.0 bar/ number, e.g. on the B-pillar on the driver's 29 psi) is reached side.
Page 283 Battery Environmental note Have the used tyre sealant bottle disposed of professionally, e.g. at a qualified specialist workshop. Battery Important safety notes Special tools and expert knowledge are required when working on the battery, e.g. To reduce the tyre pressure: depress removal and fitting.
Page 284: Battery
WARNING ! Have the battery checked regularly at a For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz recom- qualified specialist workshop. mends that you only use batteries which have Observe the service intervals in the Service been tested and approved for your vehicle by Booklet or contact a qualified specialist Mercedes-Benz.
Page 285 Consult a qualified specialist battery charger which has been tested and workshop if you wish to leave your vehicle approved by Mercedes-Benz. These battery parked up for a long period of time. chargers allow the battery to be charged while still installed in the vehicle.
Page 286: Jump-Starting
Jump-starting Jump-starting WARNING There is a risk of acid burns when jump-starting a vehicle due to the gases which escape from the battery. Do not lean over the battery while the engine is being jump-started. WARNING Gases escaping from the battery during jump-starting may cause minor explosions. Avoid cre- ating sparks.
Page 287 Towing and tow-starting Position number B identifies the charged battery of the other vehicle or an equivalent jump- starting device. Press together cover : of positive clamp ; and slide it back. Connect positive terminal ; on your vehicle to positive terminal = of donor battery B using the jump lead, beginning with your own battery.
Page 288: Towing And Tow-Starting
Towing and tow-starting The battery must be connected and charged. engine is not running. You will need more Otherwise, you: force to steer and brake, you may have to depress the brake pedal with maximum force. cannot turn the key in the ignition lock to Before towing away, make sure that the steer- position 2 ing can be moved and is not locked.
Page 289 Towing and tow-starting Vehicles with a trailer tow hitch: if you intend Towing the vehicle with both axles on to use the vehicle for towing, fold out the ball the ground coupling ( page 183) and connect the tow- WARNING bar to it.
Page 290: Electrical Fuses
Otherwise, you could damage the automatic transmission. Only use fuses that have been approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles and which have the Before tow-starting the following conditions correct fuse rating for the systems con- must be fulfilled: cerned.
Page 291 ! Only use fuses that have been approved of the fuses. for Mercedes-Benz vehicles and which have the correct fuse rating for the system concerned. Only use fuses marked with an "S". Components or systems could other- wise be damaged.
Page 292 Electrical fuses Fuse box in the front-passenger foot- well To open: remove the floormat from the front-passenger side. Fold out perforated floor covering : in the direction of the arrow. To release cover =, press retaining clamp ;. Fold out cover = in the direction of the arrow to the catch.
Page 294 Useful information ......292 Important safety notes ....292 Operation ........... 292 Winter operation ....... 294 Tyre pressure ........295 Changing a wheel ......298 Wheel and tyre combinations ..302 Emergency spare wheel ....304...
Page 295: Useful Information
Accessories that are not approved for your handling characteristics. If you find no vehicle by Mercedes-Benz or are not being signs of damage, have the wheels and tyres used correctly can impair the operating checked at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 296 Notes on selecting, fitting and replac- pressure monitoring systems) other than ing tyres the standard valve cap or other valve caps approved by Mercedes-Benz for your vehi- Only fit tyres and wheels of the same type cle. and make. You should therefore regularly check the...
Page 297: Winter Operation
( page 296). cally tested by Mercedes-Benz. Notes on driving with MOExtended tyres in At temperatures below +7 †, use winter tyres the event of a flat tyre can be found in the or all-season tyres.
Page 298: Tyre Pressure
Mercedes-Benz, or that are of a corre- sponding standard of quality. There is a risk of accident. If you intend to fit snow chains, please bear...
Page 299 Tyre pressure If possible, only correct tyre pressures when Check the tyre for foreign objects. the tyres are cold. Check whether the wheel is losing air or the The tyres are cold: valve is leaking. if the vehicle has been parked with the tyres If you are unable to rectify the damage, con- out of direct sunlight for at least three tact a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 300 Tyre pressure The tyre pressure warning system does not tyre pressure is set, these incorrect values warn you of an incorrectly set tyre pressure. will be monitored. Observe the notes on the recommended tyre Observe the notes in the section on tyre pressure ( page 295).
Page 301 Changing a wheel Changing a wheel Direction of rotation Tyres with a specified direction of rotation Flat tyre have additional benefits, e.g. if there is a risk You can find information on what to do in the of aquaplaning. You will only gain these ben- event of flat tyre in the "Flat tyre"...
Page 302: Changing A Wheel
For more information on which tools are required to perform a wheel change on your vehicle, consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Required tyre-changing tools could be, for example: Securing the vehicle on level ground...
Page 303 Mercedes-Benz. If used incor- rectly, the jack could tip over with the vehi- cle raised. the jack is designed only to raise and hold the vehicle for a short time while a wheel is being changed.
Page 304 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you tioned directly under the jacking point. only use wheel bolts which have been approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles and the Turn ratchet ring spanner ? until jack = respective wheel. sits completely on jacking point ; and the base of the jack lies evenly on the ground.
Page 305: Wheel And Tyre Combinations
Tighten the wheel bolts until they are fin- Wheel and tyre combinations ger-tight. Points to remember Lowering the vehicle ! For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz rec- ommends that you only use tyres and wheels which have been approved by Mercedes-Benz specifically for your vehi- cle.
Page 306 Wheel and tyre combinations You will find a table of tyre pressures on the inside of your vehicle's fuel filler flap. For further information on tyre pressure, see ( page 295). Check tyre pressures regularly, and only when the tyres are cold. Notes on the vehicle equipment –...
Page 307 Emergency spare wheel Tyres Summer tyres Light-alloy wheels V1 V2 V3 6.5 J x 15 H2 ET 47 — — 195/65 R15 91 T 205/55 R16 91 H 6.5 J x 16 H2 ET 49 — 205/55 R16 91 V 6.5 J x 16 H2 ET 49 —...
Page 308: Emergency Spare Wheel
Emergency spare wheel Removing the emergency spare wheel ® Do not switch off ESP Have the spare wheel/emergency spare wheel in question replaced at the nearest qualified specialist workshop. Make sure that the wheel/tyre dimensions and tyre type are correct. When using an emergency spare wheel or spare wheel of a different size, you must not exceed the maximum speed of 80 km/h.
Page 310 Useful information ......308 Notes on the technical data ..... 308 Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ..308 Vehicle electronics ......309 Vehicle identification plates .... 310 Service products and capacities ..311 Vehicle data ........317 Tailgate opening dimensions ... 318 Trailer tow hitch ........
Page 311: Useful Information
This For this reason, Mercedes-Benz recommends also applies to some other countries. All gen- that you use genuine Mercedes-Benz parts or uine Mercedes-Benz parts meet the approval parts of equal quality. Only use tyres, wheels requirements.
Page 312: Vehicle Electronics
310) and the engine num- sions relating to the possible health hazards ber ( page 311) when ordering genuine that may result from electromagnetic fields. Mercedes-Benz parts. Have aftermarket radio frequency transmit- ting equipment installed at a qualified spe- cialist workshop. Vehicle electronics...
Page 313: Vehicle Identification Plates
Deviations with respect to wavebands, maxi- mum transmission outputs or aerial positions must be approved by Mercedes-Benz. The maximum transmission output (PEAK) at the base of the aerial must not exceed the following values:...
Page 314: Service Products And Capacities
Slide the right-hand front seat to its rear- been tested and specially approved by most position. Mercedes-Benz. These products are listed in Fold up floor covering : in front of the this Mercedes-Benz Owner's Manual in the right-hand front seat.
Page 315 Residue could build up as a result. In such cases, Fuel grade and in consultation with a Mercedes-Benz ! Do not use diesel to refuel vehicles with a Service Centre, the petrol may be mixed petrol engine.
Page 316 50 ppm; otherwise the emission tives is not available, carbon deposits can control system could be damaged. build up. In this case, Mercedes-Benz recom- mends the use of additives that have been ! Vehicles without a diesel particle fil- approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles;...
Page 317 (the greenhouse effect). Your Therefore, only Mercedes-Benz approved vehicle's CO emissions are directly related to engine oils may be used in Mercedes-Benz fuel consumption and therefore depend on: engines. efficient use of the fuel by the engine Further information on tested and approved...
Page 318 Service products and capacities Engine oil viscosity You can call up an overview of approved engine oils on the Internet at http://bevo.mercedes-benz.com by enter- ing the designation, e.g. 229.5. The table shows which engine oils have been approved for your vehicle.
Page 319 When the vehicle is first delivered, it is fil- Further information on coolants can be led with a coolant mixture that ensures found in the Mercedes-Benz Specifications adequate antifreeze and corrosion protec- for Service Products, MB Specifications for tion.
Page 320: Vehicle Data
Vehicle data ! Do not use distilled or de-ionised water in payload. The unladen weight is specified in accordance with EC directive and includes: the washer fluid reservoir. Otherwise, the level sensor may be damaged. driver (68 kg) luggage (7 kg) ! Only the washer fluids SummerFit and WinterFit can be mixed.
Page 321: Tailgate Opening Dimensions
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 322 Trailer tow hitch Example: anchorage points for the trailer tow hitch Anchorage points Overhang dimension Rear axle centre line For trailer tow hitches fitted at the factory, the overhang dimension including protective cov- ering is 880mm.
Page 323 ( page 203). The current country overview can be obtained from a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Vehicles with a navigation system: the radar sensor system is deactivated automatically near radio telescope facilities. A display message appears in the multifunction display to tell you that the radar sensor system is being switched off ( page 222).
Page 324 24-GHz radar sensor system (country overview) Vehicles without navigation and vehicles for Australia: you must deactivate the radar sensor system using the on-board computer when you are near a radio telescope facility page 203). Country Radio telescope Geographical latitude and Distance to be facilities longitude...
Page 325 24-GHz radar sensor system (country overview) Country Radio telescope Geographical latitude and Distance to be facilities longitude maintained from the facility Iceland – – – Italy Medicina 44°31'14" N, 11°38'49" E 20 km Noto 36°52'34" N, 14°59'21" E 8 km Sardinia 39°29'50"...
Page 326: 24-Ghz Radar Sensor System
24-GHz radar sensor system (country overview) Country Radio telescope Geographical latitude and Distance to be facilities longitude maintained from the facility Romania – – – Russia Dimitrov 56°26'00" N, 37°27'00" E 35 km Kalyazin 57°13'22" N, 37°54'01" E 35 km Pushchino 54°49'00"...

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