Mercedes-Benz E 2008 Series Owner's Manual

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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 Version: 2.9.4 Thank you for choosing Mercedes-Benz. and pass them on to the new owner if you sell the vehicle. Before you drive off, familiarise yourself with your vehicle and read the Operating Instruc- The technical documentation team at tions.
Page 5 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Contents Index ......3 Introduction ..... 16 At a glance .
Page 6 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index System ..... . . 43 Air pump, electric ....255 1, 2, 3 ...
Page 7 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Automatic transmission Display Removing/fitting ....332 Brake lamps message ..... . . 261 Vehicle battery .
Page 8 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Tail pipes (AMG vehicles) ..247 Child seat Cornering light Trailer tow hitch ....248 Automatic recognition .
Page 9 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Service display ....243 ADAPTIVE BRAKE ....61 Symbol messages .
Page 10 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Emergency unlocking Exterior lighting Foglamps Boot ......307 Delayed switch-off (on-board Display message ....275 Tailgate .
Page 11 Automatic control ... . . 105 see Garage door opener Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ..344 Delayed switch-off (on-board Glove compartment ....205 computer) .
Page 12 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Checking the battery ... 310 Lashing eyelets ....191 Locking Convenience closing .
Page 13 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Manual gearshift program ..118 Mirror Manual transmission ... . . 115 Sun visor ....208 Navigation .
Page 14 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Navigation menu ....130 Parking lamps PRE-SAFE ® System Settings menu ....131 Display message .
Page 15 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Rear-view mirror Restraint System Seat belt Adjusting ..... 91 see SRS Adjusting the height ... . . 97 Anti-dazzle (manual) .
Page 16 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Shift ranges Speedometer Centre console ....206 Automatic transmission ..116 Digital speedometer (on-board Centre console (rear) .
Page 17 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Switching off the alarm Thermatic Trailer loads ATA ......62 Malfunction indicator lamp ..283 Technical data .
Page 18 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Index Tyre pressures Vehicle battery ....329 Wheels Table ..... . . 356 Vehicle dimensions .
Page 19 Mercedes-Benz will take back your H Environmental note Keep an eye on the vehicle’s fuel con- Mercedes-Benz to dispose of it in an environ- Daimler's declared policy is one of integra- sumption. mentally-responsible manner, in accordance ted environmental protection.
Page 20 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service G Risk of accident Vehicle registration Centre for this purpose. A heavy impact to the underbody, tyres or...
Page 21 Version: 2.9.4 Introduction Operating safety Inform Mercedes-Benz as soon as possible about any change in address or vehicle own- ership. Correct use Observe the following information when using your vehicle: The safety notes in this manual The "Technical data" section in this manual...
Page 22: Table Of Contents
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Exterior view ........20 Cockpit ..........22 Instrument cluster ......26 Multi-function steering wheel .... 30 Centre console ........31 Overhead control panel ...... 34 Door control panel ......35 Stowage compartments ..... 36...
Page 23: Exterior View
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Exterior view Exterior view...
Page 24 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Exterior view Function Page Function Page Luggage compartment/ Exterior mirrors boot Parking aid* Opening and closing Windscreen wipers, opera- Spare wheel tion Vehicle tool kit Cleaning the wiper blades Vehicle battery Replacing the wiper blades Rear lights Opening the bonnet Rear window heating...
Page 25: Cockpit
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Cockpit Cockpit Cockpit, left-hand-drive vehicles...
Page 26 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Cockpit Function Page Function Page Function Page Combination switch with: Adjusts the steering wheel Parktronic* warning dis- manually play • Main-beam headlamps Adjusts the steering wheel Controls Thermatic or 4- • Turn signals electrically* zone Thermotronic* •...
Page 27 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Cockpit Cockpit, right-hand-drive vehicles...
Page 28 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Cockpit Function Page Function Page Function Page Overhead control panel Instrument cluster Adjusts the steering wheel electrically* Controls Thermatic or 4- Multi-function steering wheel Switches the steering zone Thermotronic* wheel heating* on/off Switches the rear window Horn Parking brake heating on/off...
Page 29: Instrument Cluster
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Instrument cluster Instrument cluster Instrument cluster, kilometres...
Page 30 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Instrument cluster Function Page Function Page Function Page Turn signal indicator lamp, Rev counter Engine diagnostic warning left lamp Multi-function display Tyre pressure warning ® warning lamp Trip meter lamp* Segments Depending on the setting in Brake system warning lamp the on-board computer: Distance warning lamp*...
Page 31 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Instrument cluster Instrument cluster, miles...
Page 32 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Instrument cluster Function Page Function Page Function Page Turn signal indicator lamp, Rev counter Engine diagnostic warning left lamp Multi-function display Tyre pressure warning ® warning lamp Trip meter lamp* Segments Depending on the setting in Brake system warning lamp the on-board computer: Distance warning lamp*...
Page 33: Multi-Function Steering Wheel
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Multi-function steering wheel Multi-function steering wheel Function Page Function Page k scrolling through the Press briefly to telephone book. scroll back and forth in a menu. Multi-function display In the Audio/TV*/ DVD*menu: selects æ •...
Page 34: Centre Console
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Centre console Centre console Function Page Function Page Lower section Opens/closes the stowage Sets the vehicle level* compartment Distronic*: sets the speci- Opens/closes the ash- fied distance tray* Distronic*: switches the KEYLESS GO* button distance warning function on/off Manual transmission: gear...
Page 35 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Centre console Upper section...
Page 36 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Centre console Function Page Function Page Switches the seat ventila- Switches the seat heating* on the left-hand side on/off tion* on the right-hand side on/off Saloon: rolls the rear win- dow blind* up/down ATA indicator lamp* Saloon: folds back the rear Locks the vehicle seat head restraints...
Page 37: Overhead Control Panel
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Overhead control panel Overhead control panel Function Page Function Page ò Switches the rear Transmitter buttons for interior lighting on/off garage door opener* ¡ Switches the auto- Primes/deactivates tow- matic interior lighting on/ away protection* Ambient light* ð...
Page 38: Door Control Panel
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Door control panel Door control panel Function Page Opens the door Adjusts the seat electri- cally* Stores settings for the seat, exterior mirrors and steer- ing wheel* Adjusts the exterior mirrors Opens/closes the side win- dows Saloon: unlocks the boot lid Saloon with remote boot lid...
Page 39: Stowage Compartments
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Stowage compartments Stowage compartments...
Page 40 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Stowage compartments Function Page Function Page Function Page Glove compartment Driver's seat stowage com- Stowage compartment/ partment with fire extin- telephone compartment Front-passenger seat stow- guisher* under the armrest age compartment with first- Sun visor card clip Stowage compartment in aid kit the centre console at the...
Page 41 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 At a glance Stowage compartments Function Page EASY-PACK stowage box* Stowage well underneath the front section of the lug- gage compartment floor Bag hooks Luggage net Stowage well underneath the rear section of the lug- gage compartment floor Loading tray Folding box Luggage net...
Page 42 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety ........40 Driving safety systems ....... 58 Anti-theft systems ......62...
Page 43 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use the one hand - airbags are not deployed in injury in defined accident situations and a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this all types of accident, as in some situations thereby increase occupant safety. However, purpose.
Page 44 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety warning lamp in the instrument depending on the vehicle's rate of longitudi- deceleration force would normally be high nal deceleration in a collision, the airbag con- cluster lights up when the ignition is switched enough to trigger the systems, or they trol unit pre-emptively triggers the belt on.
Page 45 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety ess is pre-emptive in nature as the airbag the deformation characteristics of the vehi- tensioner could be activated in an emer- must be deployed during – and not at the end gency. of – the collision. the characteristics of the object with which If the seat belt is also equipped with a belt the vehicle has collided, e.g.
Page 46 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety ates rapidly in a longitudinal direction your hearing, and a small amount of powder away from the middle of the driver's front during the initial stages of the impact may also be released. The warning lamp airbag cover as possible.
Page 47 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety secure a forward-facing child restraint Do not hang any hard objects, for exam- In order to prevent potential breathing dif- system to the front-passenger seat, you ple coat hangers, on the grab handles or ficulties you should leave the vehicle as must move the front-passenger seat as coat hooks.
Page 48 Appropriate seat covers can be obtained front airbag are deployed: steering wheel; front-passenger front airbag from a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. deploys in front of and above the glove at the start of an accident with a high rate The purpose of sidebag deployment is to compartment.
Page 49 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety Sidebags are deployed: ® PRE-SAFE system on the side on which an impact occurs PRE-SAFE ® system takes pre-emptive meas- at the start of an accident with a high rate ures to protect you in certain hazardous sit- of lateral vehicle deceleration or accelera- uations.
Page 50 Benz Service Centre. upwards in the event of a rear-end collision in An unsecured or incorrectly positioned load It is advisable to use Mercedes-Benz care the direction of travel. This provides better increases the risk of injury to the child in products to clean child restraint systems.
Page 51 To reduce the risk of serious or even fatal rior and be seriously or even fatally approved for use in Mercedes-Benz vehi- injury to the child in the event of a sudden injured. cles.
Page 52 Information about recommended child a suitable rear seat. restraint systems is available at any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. always move the front-passenger seat to the rearmost position if you secure a Automatic child seat recognition on the child in a forward-facing child restraint system on the front-passenger seat.
Page 53 Mercedes-Benz child seat with auto- system on the front-passenger seat and G Risk of injury matic child seat recognition has been fitted.
Page 54 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety Suitable positioning of the child restraint system Saloon Weight categories and Child restraint system Child restraint system Child restraint system Child restraint system on ages on the front-passenger on the left-hand and on the centre rear seat the centre rear seat with seat right-hand rear seats...
Page 55 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety Estate Weight categories and ages Child restraint system on the Child restraint system on the Child restraint system on the front-passenger seat left-hand, right-hand and folding bench seat* centre rear seats Group 0: up to 10 kg; Vehicles with automatic child Universal or as recommended Not permissible...
Page 56 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety "Universal" category child restraint systems can be recognised by their orange approval label. Example of an approval label on the child restraint system Recommended child restraint systems Weight categories and Manufacturer Type Approval number Daimler order num- Automatic child seat ages...
Page 57 ISOFIX child seat securing der belt. system which have been recommended for ISOFIX is a standardised securing system for use in Mercedes-Benz vehicles. specially-designed child restraint systems on G Risk of injury An incorrectly fitted child restraint system the rear seats.
Page 58 ECE Regulation 44.03. tems and their anchorages which are dam- accident Mercedes-Benz recommends the integrated aged or which have been subjected to a child seat for children from approximately Be aware that children under two years...
Page 59 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety Folding out the child seat Child-proof locks Also observe the assembly instructions for the padded table and the additional warn- Pull release handle forwards. If children are travelling in the vehicle, you can ings and information about risk of injury. activate the child-proof locks for the rear Push the child seat upwards and back until doors.
Page 60 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Occupant safety Override feature for the rear windows otherwise open the tailgate, doors or win- dows while the vehicle is in motion and G Risk of accident and injury injure themselves or others. If children are travelling in the vehicle, acti- vate the child-proof locks for the rear doors The child-proof lock for the tailgate prevents and the override switch for the rear win-...
Page 61 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Driving safety systems To deactivate: press button 1. Driving safety systems For this reason, always adapt your driving style to suit the prevailing road and weather Indicator lamp goes out. You can oper- Overview of driving safety systems conditions.
Page 62 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Driving safety systems BAS (Brake Assist) Adaptive brake lamps If ABS intervenes: continue to depress the brake pedal with force until the braking sit- BAS operates in emergency braking situa- Adaptive brake lamps are only available in uation is over.
Page 63 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Driving safety systems ® G Risk of accident (Electronic Stability Program) ® cannot reduce the risk of an accident if you drive too fast. ESP ® cannot override Activate ESP ® as soon as the situations ®...
Page 64 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Driving safety systems To activate: press button 1. ADAPTIVE BRAKE warning lamp in the instrument Due to its higher level of braking safety, cluster goes out. ADAPTIVE BRAKE offers exceptional braking comfort. In addition to the braking function, ADAPTIVE BRAKE also features the conveni- EBV (electronic brake-power distribu- ence function HOLD (...
Page 65 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Anti-theft systems button on the door handle/boot lid/tail- Anti-theft systems ATA* (anti-theft alarm system) gate can also be used. A visual and audible alarm is triggered if the Immobiliser Indicator lamp flashes. The alarm sys- alarm system is primed and you open: tem is primed after approximately 15 sec- The immobiliser prevents your vehicle from a door...
Page 66 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Anti-theft systems Tow-away protection* Interior motion sensor* An audible and visual alarm is triggered if your If the interior motion sensor is primed, a vis- vehicle's angle of inclination is altered while ual and audible alarm is triggered if move- tow-away protection is primed.
Page 67 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Safety Anti-theft systems To deactivate the interior motion sen- the door handle/boot lid/tailgate can also be used. The interior motion sensor remains deacti- To prevent a false alarm, deactivate the inte- vated until the vehicle is unlocked and rior motion sensor if you lock your vehicle and locked again.
Page 68 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing ......66 Driving and parking ......110 Key positions ........76 Transmission ........114 Seats ............ 77 Instrument cluster ......120 Steering wheel ........89 On-board computer ......121 Mirrors ..........91 Driving systems ........ 142 Air conditioning .........
Page 69: Opening And Closing
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Factory settings Opening and closing To unlock centrally: press the but- ton. The vehicle's equipment includes two keys The turn signals flash once. The locking with remote control. Each key contains an knobs in the doors pop up. The anti-theft emergency key element.
Page 70 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing To change the setting: press the is in the vehicle and they press the KEY- KEYLESS GO key* buttons simultaneously for LESS GO button on the gear selector lever. The optional equipment supplied with your approximately six seconds until the battery They could endanger themselves and oth- vehicle includes two KEYLESS GO keys.
Page 71 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Factory settings page 109). You can close them using the convenience closing feature To unlock centrally: pull the door handle. page 109). The turn signals flash once. The locking knobs in the doors pop up. The anti-theft If the vehicle has been parked for a long alarm system* is deactivated.
Page 72 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Locking centrally from the luggage Locking from the boot/luggage com- To change the setting: press the partment (vehicles with remote boot lid buttons simultaneously for compartment* (Estate) closing*) approximately six seconds until the battery If the vehicle is locked centrally while the check lamp flashes twice.
Page 73 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Pull door handle 2. Locking/unlocking the vehicle from Boot/luggage compartment (vehicles the inside without remote boot lid closing fea- If the door is locked, locking knob pops ture*) up. The door is unlocked and can be You can centrally lock or unlock the vehicle opened.
Page 74 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing To unlock centrally: press the but- Pull handle 1. ton on the key. Raise the boot lid/tailgate. Opening from the outside using the key (Saloon) You can unlock and open the boot lid simul- taneously with the key when the vehicle is stationary.
Page 75 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Opening the tailgate from inside the Pull the boot lid/tailgate down using The tailgate cannot be opened from the vehicle (Estate with a folding bench recess 1. outside if you slide locking catch in the seat*) handle to the right.
Page 76 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Insert the emergency key element fully into G Risk of poisoning the boot lock. Exhaust fumes could enter the vehicle inte- Turn the emergency key element clockwise rior if the engine is running and the boot lid to position %.
Page 77 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing Opening from the outside using the key Closing from the outside and locking centrally (using KEYLESS GO*) Press and hold the button on the key until the boot lid/tailgate opens. You can close the boot lid/tailgate from the outside using the closing button in the boot lid/tailgate, or you can close and centrally Closing from the outside (without KEY-...
Page 78 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Opening and closing To close: press closing button 1. To close and lock centrally: press KEY- LESS GO button* 2. If you leave a KEYLESS GO key* in the boot/luggage compartment, the boot lid/ tailgate will not lock. Opening and closing from inside the vehicle Saloon...
Page 79: Key Positions
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Key positions To open: pull remote operating button slightly and press the closing button again Key positions until you hear a tone. until the boot lid/tailgate opens. To close (Saloon): press remote operating Deactivating button until the boot lid is closed. Press and hold the closing button in the tailgate until you hear two brief tones.
Page 80: Seats
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats If KEYLESS GO button has not yet been Seats KEYLESS GO* pressed, this corresponds to "key removed" If you press the KEYLESS GO button repeat- Points to remember or position 0. edly without depressing the brake pedal, its You will find information about folding down Position 1: press KEYLESS GO button function corresponds to the different key...
Page 81 Adjust the angle so that your thighs are gently Backrest angle page 83). supported. Please contact a Mercedes-Benz Service Seat fore-and-aft adjustment Slide the button up or down in direction of Centre for more information. arrow 1.
Page 82 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats Head restraint height Head restraint position G Risk of injury Make sure that the central area of the head restraint supports the back of your head at about eye level. You could seriously injure your neck if your head is not correctly sup- ported by the head restraint in the event of an accident.
Page 83 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats Head restraint height Estate with memory function*/saloon Adjusting the seat electrically* with the through-loading feature* and G Risk of injury memory function*: Make sure that the central area of the head When the rear seat backrest is folded restraint supports the back of your head at forward, the front-passenger seat is moved about eye level.
Page 84 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats Luxury head restraint* Lumbar support Rear seat head restraints The lumbar support for the driver's seat can G Risk of injury G Risk of injury be adjusted to provide optimum support for When folding back the head restraint side Only transport occupants on seats with your back.
Page 85 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats Folding back the head restraints from Folding back the head restraints from the front (Saloon) the rear (Estate) Release catch If the head restraint is fully inserted, it is nec- essary to press release catch 1. Button for folding back the rear seat head Release catch restraints...
Page 86 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats To refit: place the head restraint in the guides and push it in. Estate Release catch Release catches for the rear-seat head restraints Press release catch and adjust the head To remove: fold the backrest forward restraint to the desired angle.
Page 87 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats To refit: insert the head restraint so that lumbar region and press button to move the notches on the bar are on the left when it upwards to the upper back region. viewed in the direction of travel. Adjust the side cushions of the backrest Push the head restraint down until you hear using button...
Page 88 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats If the battery voltage is too low, the seat Lumbar region support Seat ventilation* ventilation may switch off. Seat cushion length The three blue indicator lamps in the button indicate the ventilation level you have selec- To activate/deactivate: press button 1.
Page 89 Folding bench seat in the luggage G Risk of injury compartment* (Estate) Only replace damaged covers with genuine Mercedes-Benz covers. The folding bench seat in the luggage Never leave children unsupervised in the compartment* is only suitable for persons vehicle. This applies even if they are no more than 1.40 m tall and weighing a...
Page 90 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats Folding out the folding bench seat Seat belt retainers Seat guides Seat cushion Backrest release handle Hook the seat belts into retainers 3. Seat cushion release handle To remove: fold seat cushion upwards Pull release handle and fold the folding and remove it from seat guides 1.
Page 91 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seats To fit: guide seat cushion into seat guides at a slight angle from the rear Fold seat cushion back into its original position until it engages. Folding back the folding bench seat Release button on the bottom of the head Release catch restraint Backrest...
Page 92: Steering Wheel
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Steering wheel When you adjust the steering wheel, make Pull handle out completely. Steering wheel sure that: The steering column is unlocked. Points to remember the steering wheel can be reached with Set the desired steering wheel position. your arms slightly bent Depending on the vehicle equipment, you can Push handle...
Page 93 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Steering wheel Easy-entry/exit feature ( page 90) Never leave children unsupervised in the Easy-entry/exit feature* vehicle. They could open the driver's door Storing settings ( page 93) The easy-entry/exit feature makes getting in and thereby unintentionally activate the and out of your vehicle easier.
Page 94: Mirrors
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Mirrors Mirrors Exterior mirrors Adjustment button Right-hand exterior mirror Rear-view mirror G Risk of accident The exterior mirrors reduce the size of the Make sure that the key is in position 1 or Adjust the rear-view mirror by hand so you image.
Page 95 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Mirrors Make sure that the key is in position 1 or The exterior mirrors fold in automatically as extended, the mirrors' automatic anti-daz- 2 in the ignition lock. soon as you lock the vehicle from the out- zle function will not operate.
Page 96: Memory Functions
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Memory functions* Make sure that parking position for the traffic conditions by the steering wheel and Memory functions* exterior mirror on the front-passenger side seat moving of their own accord, and cause Storing settings is stored with the memory function an accident.
Page 97 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Memory functions* Make sure that the vehicle is stationary and Calling up a stored setting Storing a parking position that the key is in position 2 in the ignition To make it easier to park, you can store the G Risk of accident lock.
Page 98: Seat Belts
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seat belts Seat belts hip joints – not across your abdomen. If systems on suitable vehicle seats. You necessary, push down the belt strap can find more information under "Chil- Wearing seat belts slightly and then retighten it in the roll-up dren in the vehicle"...
Page 99 Mercedes-Benz recommends Engage belt tongue into buckle 3. that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service If necessary, adjust the belt to the appro- Centre for this purpose. priate height ( page 97).
Page 100 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seat belts Slide the belt sash guide downwards. Belt warning for driver and front Belt height adjustment passenger Let go of release button and make sure You can adjust the seat belt height on the fol- that the belt sash guide has engaged.
Page 101 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Seat belts Make sure that: It should: G Risk of accident Only adjust the driver's seat when the vehi- you are as far away from the driver's front fit snugly across your body cle is stationary. You will otherwise be dis- airbag as possible be routed across the middle of your tracted from the road and traffic conditions...
Page 102: Lights
Lights when you leave the vehicle. This prevents Light switch the battery from discharging. For reasons of safety, Mercedes-Benz recom- mends that you drive with the lights switched Dipped-beam headlamps on even during the daytime. In some coun- Make sure that the key is in position 2 of...
Page 103 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Lights To switch on: turn the light switch to G Risk of accident G Risk of accident or U. When it is dark or foggy, turn the light When it is dark or foggy, turn the light The dipped-beam headlamps, side lamps switch from U to B in good time.
Page 104 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Lights briefly in the appropriate direction. The cor- Main-beam headlamp Combination switch (turn signals, responding turn signal flashes three times. main-beam headlamps and headlamp Make sure that the key is in position 2 of flasher) the ignition lock or that the engine is run- ning.
Page 105 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Lights Hazard warning lamps Adjusting the headlamp range (vehi- Position Load cles with halogen headlamps) Front and rear seats occu- The headlamp range control allows you to pied, boot laden adjust the cone of light from the headlamps according to how your vehicle is laden.
Page 106 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Lights Active light function Headlamp cleaning system* Position Load For the active light function, the dipped-beam The headlamps are cleaned automatically if Front and rear seats occupied headlamps swivel horizontally. The swivel the "Wipe with windscreen washer fluid" func- angle changes according to the respective tion is operated five times while the lights are Front and rear seats occu-...
Page 107 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Lights Motorway mode is activated if you are driving Interior lighting faster than 110 km/h and do not make any Turn the steering wheel in the desired large steering movements for 1,000 m. direction. Front overhead control panel When in a forwards gear: the cornering Extended range foglamps lamp on the inside of the bend comes on.
Page 108: Windscreen Wipers
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Windscreen wipers Automatic function Rear-compartment overhead control Windscreen wipers panel To switch on/off: press the ¡ button. Switching the windscreen wipers on/ The interior lighting switches on if it is dark when you: unlock the vehicle open a door remove the key from the ignition lock The interior lighting switches off after a delay.
Page 109 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Windscreen wipers Intermittent wipe/rain sensor Rear window wiper (Estate) u Continuous wipe, slow Depending on the intensity of the rain, turn t Continuous wipe, fast the combination switch in the direction of arrow to position or V. The rain sensor is activated.
Page 110: Side Windows
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Side windows Wiping with washer fluid Side windows G Risk of injury Do not leave children unsupervised in the Make sure that the key is in position 1 in Opening/closing the side windows vehicle, even if they are secured in a child the ignition lock.
Page 111 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Side windows Make sure that the key is in position 2 in If a side window locks up during closing and You can disable the controls for the rear the ignition lock. has reopened again slightly: side windows from the driver's seat page 47).
Page 112 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Side windows Point the tip of the key at the driver's door Summer opening G Risk of injury handle. Make sure nobody can become trapped You can ventilate the vehicle before a journey. Unlock the vehicle by pressing the when using the convenience closing fea- To do this, you can use the key to simultane- button.
Page 113: Driving And Parking
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving and parking With the key With KEYLESS GO*: Driving and parking Starting the engine G Risk of accident Do not keep any objects in the driver's foot- well. If you use a floormat or carpet in the driver's footwell, make sure that they are correctly secured and that there is suffi- cient clearance for the pedals.
Page 114 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving and parking Manual transmission release it immediately. The engine then Automatic transmission* starts automatically. To start a petrol engine: turn the key to position 3 in the ignition lock ( page 76) and release it as soon as the engine is run- ning.
Page 115 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving and parking Depress the brake pedal. AMG vehicles: at low engine tempera- even if you are only leaving it for a short tures (below + 20 °C), the maximum engine time. The selector lever lock is released. speed is limited in order to protect the Petrol engine: press KEYLESS GO button The KEYLESS GO button can be used to start...
Page 116 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving and parking Parking brake Automatic transmission* Parking It is only possible to move the selector G Risk of accident lever to the desired position if you depress Only remove the key from the ignition lock the brake pedal.
Page 117: Transmission
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Transmission Using KEYLESS GO* Switching off the engine Transmission Press and hold the KEYLESS GO button G Risk of accident Introduction to the transmission page 77). If the engine is not running, there is no G Risk of accident The engine stops and all the lamps in the power assistance for the steering and instrument cluster go out (...
Page 118 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Transmission Move the gear lever firmly to the left When the selector lever is in position D, you Manual transmission beyond the point of resistance and then can influence the gearshifts made by the forwards. automatic transmission by: restricting the shift range changing gear yourself Automatic transmission*...
Page 119 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Transmission Shift ranges gram selected. This also extends the shift ë Neutral range. When the selector lever is in position D, it is Releasing the brakes will allow you to move the vehicle freely, e.g. to possible to restrict or derestrict the shift To shift down: briefly press the selector range for the automatic transmission.
Page 120 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Transmission Driving tips ç To use the braking effect of the S Sport For all normal driving con- engine on downhill gradients and ditions Accelerator pedal position for driving: Your style of driving influences how the auto- C Comfort For comfort mode on steep mountain roads...
Page 121 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Transmission Downshifting shift paddles or the selector lever. The man- Steering wheel gearshift paddles* ual gearshift program M can be selected and manual gearshift program* G Risk of accident using the program selector button. Do not change down for additional engine Steering wheel gearshift paddles braking on a slippery road surface.
Page 122 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Transmission currently selected and engaged is shown in next to the gear indicator, instructing you to You can also use kickdown for maximum the display. shift up. acceleration in manual gearshift program M. Depress the accelerator pedal beyond the Upshifting Downshifting pressure point.
Page 123: Instrument Cluster
Mercedes-Benz recom- mends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particu- lar, work relevant to safety or on safety- related systems must be carried out at a...
Page 124: On-Board Computer
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Resetting the trip meter Rev counter On-board computer Select the standard display menu The red band in the rev counter indicates the Points to remember engine's overrevving range. The fuel supply is page 125). The on-board computer is activated as soon interrupted to protect the engine when the Press and hold reset button...
Page 125 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Multi-function steering wheel Multi-function display Press briefly to scroll back and forth in a menu. You can control the multi-function display and æ Selects submenus in the In the Audio/TV*/ the settings in the on-board computer with ç...
Page 126 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer You can think of the configuration of the Multi-function display menus and the functions within a menu as a The multi-function display shows you values circle: and settings as well as any display messages Press the è...
Page 127 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Menus and submenus...
Page 128 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer menus. The terms themselves are not always Function Function displayed in the multi-function display. 1 Basic display menu ( page 125) 4 Navigation* menu ( page 130) The Audio, Navi* and Tel* menus are dis- played slightly differently in vehicles with Digital speedometer 5 Distronic* menu (distance display)
Page 129 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Displaying the digital speedometer or AMG* menu outside temperature These functions are only available on AMG You can use the Basic display submenu vehicles. page 134) to select whether the first func- Menu overview: see ( page 124).
Page 130 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer The engine oil temperature gauge flashes if Press the è · button to select the The RACETIMER interrupts timing when you the engine oil temperature has not reached stop the vehicle and turn the key to position AMG menu.
Page 131 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Overall evaluation Press the è · button to select the Fastest lap time (best lap) AMG menu. This function is only available if you have Press the button repeatedly until a lap stored at least one lap and have stopped the Resetting the current lap RACETIMER.
Page 132 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Operating the audio player or audio To select a stored station: briefly press Audio/TV*/DVD* menu button. media* Use the functions in the Audio/TV/DVD To select a channel from the channel Audio data from various audio devices or menu to operate the audio equipment or list: press and hold the but-...
Page 133 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer In audio AUX mode, the current track is not Current channel Navigation* menu displayed. In the Navigation menu, the multi-function Operating the DVD video* display shows information from the naviga- Operating the TV* tion system. Switch on COMAND and select DVD video Switch on COMAND and select TV (see the (see the separate operating instructions).
Page 134 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Route guidance active Press the è · button repeatedly Message memory menu until either the original menu or the Mes- The following may appear in the multi-func- Previous display messages can be called up sage memory menu appears.
Page 135 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Resetting to factory settings Submenus in the Settings menu The following tables show the settings you can make in the individual submenus. You will For safety reasons, not all functions are reset: Press è ·...
Page 136 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Press the è · button to select the Lighting submenu Convenience submenu* Settings... menu. Constant headlamp mode ( page 135) Easy-entry/exit feature* ( page 138) Press the button to call up the selec- Surround lighting ( page 135) tion of submenus.
Page 137 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Selecting the basic display Setting the date and time Use the æ ç button to select the desired language. Vehicles for the United Kingdom: this func- Your vehicle could have the following audio Press the j, è...
Page 138 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Press the è · button to select the Setting constant headlamp mode Press the æ ç button to set the Settings... menu. mode for the headlamps to Manual or Con- If you have set constant headlamp mode and stant (constant headlamp mode).
Page 139 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Activating/deactivating the exterior Press the æ ç button to activate Press the button to select the Sur- lighting delayed switch-off round lighting function. or deactivate the Headlamps delayed switch-off feature. Press the æ ç button to switch You can set whether the exterior lighting should remain on for 15 seconds after the...
Page 140 The auxiliary heating is switched off automat- Lighting submenu. ically after 50 minutes. This time can be Press the button to select Intelli- changed. To do this, visit a qualified specialist gent Light System. workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. * optional...
Page 141 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Press the æ ç button to select Press the button to select Switch-on G Risk of fire and poisoning one of the three switch-on times or Timer time X Set minutes. The operation of the auxiliary heating pro- off (auxiliary heating switched off).
Page 142 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer automatically. The exterior mirrors can then Press the æ ç button to select the ally activate the easy-entry/exit feature only be folded out using the button on the Driving dynamics seat adjustment and become trapped. door.
Page 143 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Press the è · button to select Press the è · button to select The From reset consumption statistics are reset automatically after 9,999 hours or From start. From start. 99,999 kilometres. Press the button to select From reset.
Page 144 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls On-board computer Accepting a call Switch on the mobile phone and audio sys- Telephone menu* tem or COMAND APS*; see the separate If someone calls you while you are in the Functions and displays are dependent on the operating instructions.
Page 145: Driving Systems
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Press the è · button to select the Press the è · button to select the Driving systems Telephone menu. Telephone menu. Overview of driving systems Press the button to call up Press the button to call up the most The vehicle's driving systems are described the phone book.
Page 146 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Cruise control Cruise control is only an aid designed to assist driving. You are responsible for the Cruise control maintains a constant road vehicle's speed and for braking in good speed for you. It brakes automatically in order time.
Page 147 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Storing and maintaining the current Selecting the current or last stored speed speed You can store the current speed if you are G Risk of accident driving faster than 30 km/h and ESP ® is acti- Only select a stored speed if you know what vated (...
Page 148 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Briefly press the cruise control lever for- Cruise control is not deactivated if you Distronic* wards 6. depress the accelerator pedal. For exam- Distronic regulates the speed and automati- ple, if you accelerate briefly to overtake, cally maintains the distance to the vehicle in cruise control adjusts the vehicle's speed Brake.
Page 149 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Distronic does not react to: when changing to a lane with faster mov- G Risk of accident ing traffic Distronic brakes your vehicle at a maximum pedestrians of 2 m/s , depending on its speed. This in complex driving situations or where stationary obstacles on the road, e.g.
Page 150 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Switching on Distronic, storing the cur- If you do not fully release the accelerator rent speed and maintaining it pedal, the DISTRONIC override message appears in the multi-function display. The If Distronic is not activated after the cruise distance to a slower-moving vehicle in front control lever is pressed, you will see the mes- will then not be adjusted.
Page 151 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Adjustment in 10 km/h increments Briefly pull the cruise control lever towards you 3. Briefly press the cruise control lever up Remove your foot from the accelerator for a higher speed or down for a pedal.
Page 152 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems When Distronic is activated, one or two seg- Make sure that you maintain the mini- Brake or take evasive action as necessary. ments in the set speed range light up. mum distance to the vehicle in front required by law.
Page 153 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Press the è ÿ button repeatedly activated, you will see the following in the There are several ways to deactivate Dis- multi-function display: tronic: until one of the following two displays appears in the multi-function display. Briefly press the cruise control lever for- wards 1.
Page 154 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Cornering, going into and coming out of a Distronic may not detect vehicles travelling ® is intervening or you deactivate bend on a different line. The distance to the vehicle ® in front will be too short. you move the selector lever* to N while driving Other vehicles changing lane...
Page 155 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Narrow vehicles wearing too quickly. If you need additional vehicle's speed and for braking in good braking, depress the brake pedal repeatedly time. rather than continuously. G Risk of accident The speed indicated in the speedometer may differ slightly from the limit speed Never depress the brake pedal continu- stored.
Page 156 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems If it is not, press the cruise control lever in Briefly press the cruise control lever up the direction of arrow 5. or down 4. LIM indicator lamp in the cruise control The current speed is stored. The stored lever lights up.
Page 157 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Making adjustments in 10 km/h incre- Briefly press the cruise control lever in the Shortly before the stored speed is reached it ments direction of arrow 5. is shown in the multi-function display. You cannot exceed the stored limit speed, LIM indicator lamp in the cruise control Briefly press the cruise control lever up...
Page 158 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Permanent Speedtronic is deactivated. the bonnet is closed Deactivating HOLD A limit speed between 240 km/h and on vehicles with automatic transmission*, HOLD is deactivated if: 160 km/h in increments of 10 km/h. the selector lever is in position D, R or N you accelerate.
Page 159 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Vehicles with automatic transmission*: HOLD is deactivated by depressing the AIRMATIC DC* accelerator pedal or the brake pedal Selector lever in park position Vehicle level there is a malfunction in the system or an Move the selector lever to P to prevent the interruption in the power supply, e.g.
Page 160 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Setting the normal level The damping/spring stiffness settings are while lowering the vehicle when it is sta- dependent on: tionary. Otherwise, limbs could become Start the engine. trapped. your driving style If indicator lamp is lit: the road surface conditions Press button 1.
Page 161 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Sports tuning II 4MATIC* (permanent four-wheel Parktronic* drive) Press button twice. G Risk of accident Two indicator lamps light up. 4MATIC ensures that all four wheels are per- Parktronic is only an aid and may not detect The vehicle level is lowered by 15 mm.
Page 162 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Front sensors Centre Approximately 100 cm Corners Approximately 60 cm Rear sensors Centre Approximately 120 cm Corners Approximately 80 cm Sensors in the front bumper Side view: Saloon shown as an example Pay particular attention to objects above Range of the sensors or below the sensors when parking, such The sensors must be free of dirt, ice and...
Page 163 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems If there is an obstacle within this range, all The warning display for each side of the vehi- One or more segments light up as the vehicle warning displays light up and a tone sounds. cle is divided into five yellow and two red approaches an obstacle, depending on the If the distance falls below the minimum clear-...
Page 164 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Driving systems Parktronic is automatically activated when you turn the key to position 2 in the ignition lock. Trailer towing* Parktronic is deactivated for the rear area when you establish an electrical connection between your vehicle and the trailer. ! Fold in the ball coupling if the trailer tow hitch is not required.
Page 165: Air Conditioning
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Air conditioning Overview of air-conditioning systems The vehicle is equipped with one of the following air-conditioning systems: 2-zone Thermatic 4-zone Thermotronic* Rear-compartment air conditioning* 2-zone Thermatic is an automatic air-condi- 4-zone Thermotronic is a luxury automatic The rear-compartment air conditioning tioning system combining an automatic heat- air-conditioning system combining an auto-...
Page 166 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning of air supplied to the vehicle interior. For tilting sunroof*/panorama sliding sunroof* General notes this reason, you should always observe the closed. 2-zone Thermatic controls the temperature of interval for replacing the filter, which is Ventilate the vehicle for a brief period the vehicle interior and filters out undesirable specified in the Service Booklet.
Page 167 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Overview of air-conditioning system functions 2-zone Thermatic Function Recommendation/Notes 1 Sets the temperature, left Set the temperature to 22 †. page 170) 2 y Demists the windscreen page 174) Only use the "demisting" function until the wind- screen is clear again.
Page 168 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Function Recommendation/Notes 4 Display 5 © Sets the air distribution page 173) 6 ¯ Switches the rear window heating on/off At very low temperatures, the rear window heating is page 175) only switched on once the vehicle interior has warmed 7 Sets the temperature, right page 170) Set the temperature to 22 †.
Page 169 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Function Recommendation/Notes d , Activates/deactivates Thermatic page 175) Only use this operating mode for a short time, e.g. in a tunnel. Otherwise, the windows can mist up due to lack of fresh air. e U Controls the air conditioning automatically page 170) Activate automatic air conditioning.
Page 170 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Function Recommendation/Notes 1 Sets the air distribution, left page 173) 2 y Demists the windscreen page 174) Only use the "demisting" function until the wind- screen is clear again. 3 $ Increases the temperature, left page 170) Set the temperature to 22 †.
Page 171 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Function Recommendation/Notes b ™ Operates the rear-compartment air conditioning via page 171) 4-zone Thermotronic c Q Increases the airflow page 174) d ´ Activates/deactivates 4-zone Thermotronic Activate 4-zone Thermotronic. The display comes on. ( page 169) e ·...
Page 172 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Rear-compartment air conditioning* Switching the air conditioning on/off Switching cooling with air-dehumidi- fication on/off When the air conditioning is switched off, The "cooling with dehumidification" function the air supply and air circulation are also is only available when the engine is running.
Page 173 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning To switch on: press the œ button. Make sure that the key is in position 2 in the ignition lock. The indicator lamp in the œ button 4-zone Thermotronic only*: turn air dis- tribution thumbwheel to the comes on.
Page 174 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Setting the rear-compartment temper- Setting the temperature in the rear 4-zone Thermotronic*: the temperature for compartment via 4-zone ature via the rear-compartment air con- each of the four air-conditioning zones can be Thermotronic* ditioning* set individually.
Page 175 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning and snow, to guarantee the supply of fresh To open/close: turn thumbwheels Setting the rear-compartment air vents air into the vehicle interior. up or down. Never cover the vents or air inlet and outlet grilles in the vehicle interior.
Page 176 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Setting the rear-compartment side air Setting the air distribution Symbol Meaning vents* Directs the airflow through the 2-zone Thermatic footwell vents in the front and The symbols for the air distribution have the rear following meanings: Ú...
Page 177 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning The symbols for the air distribution have the To deactivate: press the button. Setting the airflow following meanings: The indicator lamp in the button goes Make sure that the key is in position 2 in out.
Page 178 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning Demisting the windows Switching the rear window heating Activating/deactivating air-recircula- on/off tion mode Windows misted up on the inside You can deactivate the flow of fresh air if G Risk of accident unpleasant odours are entering the vehicle Activate the "cooling function with air- Clear all windows of ice or snow before set- from outside.
Page 179 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning To deactivate: press the button. If you open the side windows or the slid- moves. If there is a risk of entrapment, ing/tilting sunroof* or panorama sliding press the , button again. If necessary, The indicator lamp in the button goes sunroof* manually after closing using the...
Page 180 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Air conditioning To deactivate: press the button. controlled manually. Optimum comfort can must therefore switch off the auxiliary heat- be attained when the system is set to auto- ing at filling stations. REST is no longer shown in the display. matic mode.
Page 181 For further information, con- Red: auxiliary heating activated sult a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Yellow: departure time preselected Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. The remote control has a maximum range of Activating the auxiliary heating/ventila- approximately 300 metres. This range may be...
Page 182 This time limit can be altered. To do this, charged sufficiently or ventilation visit a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a the system is faulty. Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. ON – to activate auxiliary heating/venti- lation Press the OFF button. To check the status...
Page 183: Sliding Sunroof
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Sliding sunroof The following messages can appear in the Sliding sunroof A malfunction has occur- display: red in the auxiliary heat- Sliding/tilting sunroof* ing/ventilation. The Display Meaning heating or ventilation G Risk of injury The auxiliary heating/ function selected by the Never leave children unsupervised in the ventilation is deactiva-...
Page 184 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Sliding sunroof ! Only open the sliding/tilting sunroof if it Closing is free of snow and ice. Otherwise, mal- To close manually: pull the switch in the functions may occur. direction of arrow and hold it until the Do not allow anything to protrude from the sliding/tilting sunroof is in the desired posi- sliding/tilting sunroof.
Page 185 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Sliding sunroof Lowering and closing direction of arrow until the sliding/tilt- The sliding/tilting sunroof does not close ing sunroof is closed. To lower manually: pull the switch in the The sliding/tilting sunroof is closed with it is raised at the rear direction of arrow and hold it until the more force.
Page 186 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Sliding sunroof Press the switch in the direction of The switch is on the front overhead control could be thrown through the opening in the arrow and hold it until the sliding/tilting panel. event of the vehicle overturning. Therefore, sunroof is fully raised at the rear.
Page 187 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Sliding sunroof panorama sliding sunroof has moved to the Roller sunblinds desired position. The roller sunblinds provide protection from To open fully: press the switch briefly the sun. The two roller sunblinds can only be beyond the pressure point in the direction opened and closed together when the pano- of arrow and release it.
Page 188 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Sliding sunroof Resetting the panorama sliding sunroof To open the roller sunblinds fully, proceed as Check that the panorama sliding sunroof and the roller sunblinds follows: can be opened fully again ( page 183). Pull the switch on the front overhead con- If this is not the case, consult a qualified Reset the panorama sliding sunroof and the trol panel beyond the pressure point in the...
Page 189: Loading And Stowing
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Cup holder in the rear seat armrest Cup holder* in the centre console Loading and stowing Cup holder G Risk of injury Keep the cup holder closed while the vehi- cle is in motion. Otherwise, vehicle occu- pants could be injured by objects being thrown around if you: brake sharply...
Page 190 ! Mercedes-Benz recommends that you only use roof rack systems which have been tested and approved for Mercedes- Benz vehicles. This helps to prevent dam- age to the vehicle.
Page 191 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Press release button 1. Skibag* The flap opens downwards. G Risk of injury The skibag is designed to carry up to four pairs of skis. Do not use the skibag to carry any other type of load. The skibag must always be secured when laden.
Page 192 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Pull strap tight by the loose end until the Stow the skibag in the rear seat backrest. Skibag frame skis are held firmly inside the skibag. Fold the cover back up. Press button 1. Flap folds down.
Page 193 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Luggage net in the front-passenger G Risk of poisoning footwell Keep the boot lid/tailgate closed while the vehicle is in operation. Otherwise, exhaust G Risk of injury fumes could enter the vehicle interior and Only place lightweight objects in the lug- poison you.
Page 194 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Only load the additional loading floor in the Do not route lashing materials across sharp Securing a load boot up to a maximum of 20 kg. edges or corners. Plastic hooks (Saloon) Secure the load with sufficiently strong and Pad sharp edges for protection.
Page 195 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Stowage well under the luggage com- partment floor (Estate) G Risk of injury Do not carry heavy or hard objects under the luggage compartment floor if it is open and the objects are not secured. Otherwise, you and other vehicle occu- pants could be injured by objects being thrown around the vehicle in the event of...
Page 196 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Opening and closing the luggage compart- Press front luggage compartment floor ment floor down using handle until it is locked. Opening Closing the rear luggage compartment floor Rear luggage compartment floor To lock in position Bag hook Pneumatic spring Front luggage compartment floor...
Page 197 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Removing the rear luggage compartment Fold rear luggage compartment floor Loading tray floor upwards to an almost vertical position (an Folding box angle of 85°). Transverse brace Release catch Rear luggage compartment floor only be extended out of the left-hand pin at Remove loading tray 2.
Page 198 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing on front luggage compartment floor Remove the seat cushion from the folding Through-loading feature in the rear bench seat ( page 87). bench seat* (Saloon) Pull handle and fold up luggage com- The left-hand and right-hand rear seats can You must release both retainers partment floor 2.
Page 199 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing forward. Otherwise, the backrest uphols- tery could be damaged. Seat cushion Before folding the left-hand backrest for- Backrest wards, make sure that the centre seat belt Release buckle is located under the right-hand Reach behind seat cushion and fold the backrest.
Page 200 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Folding the rear bench seat back Removing the seat cushions You can achieve a larger loading area by removing the rear bench seat cushions. Make sure that the seat cushions are folded forward ( page 195) and that the head restraints are removed ( page 83).
Page 201 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing seat heating connector from the seat Enlarging the luggage compartment G Risk of poisoning cushion. (Estate) Always drive with the tailgate closed. Exhaust fumes could otherwise enter the The left-hand and right-hand rear seats can Join the connections for the seat heating, vehicle interior.
Page 202 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing is moved forwards slightly to avoid contact If persons are to travel on the centre rear with the backrest and the backrest moves seat, it may be necessary to: to a more upright position. push the centre seat belt buckle inwards while tilting the right-hand backrest for- Pull seat cushion release handle 1.
Page 203 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Folding the rear bench seat back Removing the seat cushions When refitting the seat cushion, join the connections for the seat heating, making You can achieve a larger loading area by sure the connector engages. removing the rear bench seat cushions.
Page 204 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Adjusting the backrest position Once backrest is disengaged, pull release catch upwards again. Fold backrests of the left-hand and right-hand seats back until they engage. Backrests are now in the second posi- tion. Luggage compartment cover and safety net (Estate) Safety net...
Page 205 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing ! While loading the vehicle, make sure that To do this, pull luggage compartment cover EASY-PACK system* slightly to the rear and lower it. the luggage compartment is not loaded above the lower edge of the side windows. Release luggage compartment cover 2.
Page 206 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Inserting the mounting elements into the To remove the mounting element G Risk of injury loading rail To push the mounting element to the Spread the load evenly between the lashing next detent eyelets.
Page 207 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Telescopic rod EASY-PACK stowage box* (Estate) The belt reel can be used to secure light loads against the side wall of the boot/lug- G Risk of injury gage compartment to prevent them from When you are using the stowage box in the moving around.
Page 208 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Installing the stowage box Removing the stowage box Do not carry hard objects in the ruffled pockets. Objects must not protrude over Fold the two backrests forward Fold double backrest forward the top of the ruffled pockets. page 198).
Page 209 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Loading and stowing Stowage compartment in front of the Spectacles compartment/compartment To remove the insert: pull out the insert armrest for mobile phone by handle 1. To open: press lightly on compart- ment 1. Stowage compartment/telephone compartment under the armrest To close: slide compartment back in...
Page 210: Features
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features Stowage compartment in the rear Stowage compartment in the rear seat Features centre console armrest Sun visors G Risk of accident Keep the mirrors in the sun visors covered while driving. You could otherwise be daz- zled by bright lights, impairing your view of traffic conditions.
Page 211 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features Mirror in the sun visor damage the inertia reel. Therefore, either Roller sunblinds* for the rear side close the window or retract the roller sun- windows Mirror light* only comes on if the sun visor blind before driving at high speeds.
Page 212 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features To extend or retract: briefly press button To open: press lightly on the marking at the To open: press lightly on the top of ashtray bottom of cover 1. The rear window blind fully extends or fully The ashtray opens.
Page 213 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features Socket in the rear passenger compart- 12V socket ment The socket can be used for accessories with The rear socket is located in the stowage a maximum power consumption of 180 watts. compartment of the centre console. Make sure that the key is in position 2 in the ignition lock.
Page 214 Mercedes-Benz rec- ! Do not attempt to remove the mobile If it is permitted by law to operate commu- ommends the use of an approved exterior phone and the telephone bracket together.
Page 215 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features For information on how to create a phone The system reads the phone book stored book entry, refer to the mobile phone oper- on the SIM card and in the mobile phone memory. If the same entry is stored in both ating instructions.
Page 216 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features Removing the mobile phone from the Removing the existing mobile phone Fitting a different mobile phone bracket mobile phone bracket bracket Example illustration Example illustration Contact plate Example illustration To release the mobile phone bracket To release the mobile phone Recesses To remove the mobile phone bracket...
Page 217 Remote control in the rear-view mirror ® HomeLink and/or compatible products is Indicator lamp available from: Transmitter button any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre Transmitter button the HomeLink ® hotline Transmitter button (0) 08000 466 354 65 (free of charge) or Areas transparent to radio waves...
Page 218 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features Erase the memory of the integrated remote tion for at least 20 seconds before trying instructions, e.g. the sections on “Synchro- control ( page 216) before programming another position. nising the transmitter” or “Registering a it for the first time.
Page 219 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Controls Features cator lamp will flash. Press the trans- secured can slip and thereby interfere with mitter button again if necessary. the movement of the pedals. Do not place floormats on top of one another. Clearing the remote control memory Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition lock.
Page 220 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Running-in notes ....... 218 Refuelling ........... 218 Engine compartment ......222 Tyres and wheels ......227 Winter driving ........234 Driving tips ........236 Driving abroad ........238 Trailer towing ........239 Service ..........243 Care ............ 244...
Page 221: Running-In Notes
Try to avoid depressing the accelerator specialist workshop. Mercedes-Benz recom- engine and could result in the vehicle catch- pedal beyond the pressure point (kick- mends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service ing fire. down). Centre for this purpose. Only use ranges 3, 2 or 1 for slow driving, ! Do not use petrol to refuel vehicles with a e.g.
Page 222 294). coking around the inlet valve. In such cases, and in consultation with a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre, the petrol may be mixed with the additive recommen- To open the fuel filler flap ded by Mercedes-Benz (part no.
Page 223 Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. local after-sales service. AMG vehicles ! Using fuel that does not comply with EN...
Page 224 -5 °C or below. approved by Mercedes-Benz can be obtained Petrol from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. You can use this winter diesel at tempera- Petroleum tures down to about -20 °C without problems.
Page 225: Engine Compartment
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Engine compartment Engine compartment Vehicles with a petrol engine: Make sure that the windscreen wipers are the electronic ignition system uses high switched off and that the key has been Bonnet voltage. For this reason you must never pulled out of the ignition lock before open- touch components of the ignition system ing the bonnet.
Page 226 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Engine compartment The handle for opening the bonnet is located Lower the bonnet and let it fall from a the vehicle should be parked on level above the radiator grille. height of approximately 20 cm. ground. Check that the bonnet has engaged prop- the engine should be switched off for at erly.
Page 227 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Engine compartment Repeat the measurement after about five Using the oil dipstick Add 1.5 litres to reach maximum oil minutes if the engine is at normal operating level temperature. Add 2.0 litres to reach maximum oil Repeat the measurement after about level 30 minutes if the engine is not at normal...
Page 228 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Engine compartment The difference in quantity between mini- Coolant mum mark and maximum mark G Risk of injury approximately 2 litres. The cooling system is pressurised. There- On vehicles with a 4-cylinder petrol fore, only unscrew the cap once the engine engine and vehicles with an 8-cylinder pet- has cooled down.
Page 229 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Engine compartment Checking the coolant level Top up the coolant if necessary. Add windscreen washer concentrate to the washer fluid all year round. Replace cap and tighten all the way to The expansion tank is located in the engine the stop.
Page 230: Tyres And Wheels
This ! For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz rec- could result in damage to the tyres or the ommends that you only use tyres and vehicle.
Page 231 100 km as they Damaged wheels could cause a loss of tyre Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. only reach their full performance after this pressure. distance.
Page 232 On vehicles fitted with the elec- Mercedes-Benz. grip. tronic tyre pressure monitor*, the tyre pres- Vehicles with MOExtended run-flat sys- the tread on a tyre may not wear evenly.
Page 233 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Tyres and wheels If the vehicle is to be heavily laden or driven Therefore, you should only correct tyre pres- This improves the ride comfort of your vehi- at high speeds, the tyre pressure must be sures when the tyres are cold.
Page 234 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Tyres and wheels Restarting the tyre pressure loss warn- Make sure that the key is in position 2 in pressure, e.g. if the tyre is penetrated by a ing system the ignition lock. foreign object. The standard display appears in the multi- In the event of a sudden loss of pressure, Restart the tyre pressure loss warning system function display (...
Page 235 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Tyres and wheels The current tyre pressure for each wheel will Restart Run Flat Indicator? The operation of the tyre pressure moni- be displayed. Yes Cancel disappears. tor can be affected by interference from radio transmitting equipment (e.g. radio If the vehicle has been parked for longer than The tyre pressure values stored at the last headphones, two-way radios) that may be...
Page 236 Press the reset button on the left of the Benz recommends that you use a instrument cluster ( page 243). Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- In most cases, the tyre pressure monitor will The following message appears in the pose. In particular, work relevant to safety...
Page 237: Winter Driving
Have your vehicle winterproofed at a qualified Tyre fitting tools should not be applied in e.g. from a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. the area of the valve, as this could damage specialist workshop, e.g. at a Mercedes-Benz In such circumstances, you should also the electronic components.
Page 238 If the vehicle threatens to skid or cannot be have been specially approved for your vehicle Do not exceed the maximum permissible stopped when moving at low speed: by Mercedes-Benz or are of a corresponding speed of 50 km/h. standard of quality. Vehicles with manual transmission: engage ®...
Page 239: Driving Tips
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Driving tips Downhill gradients Driving tips constant slight pedal pressure. This causes the brake system to overheat, increases On long and steep downhill stretches, espe- Rolling with the engine switched off the braking distance and can lead to the cially if the vehicle is laden or towing a trailer, brakes failing completely.
Page 240 Brake pads/linings which have not been Because of this, it is impossible to state a G Risk of accident approved for Mercedes-Benz or which are not mileage that will be valid under all circum- The layer of salt on the brake discs and the of an equivalent quality could affect your vehi- stances.
Page 241: Driving Abroad
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use the tyres have adequate tread depth from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to Only low-octane fuel is available in certain For this reason, do not drive in tyre ruts, and safety or on safety-related systems must be countries.
Page 242: Trailer Towing
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Trailer towing Trailer towing G Risk of accident Make sure that the ball coupling is fully Folding out the ball coupling engaged both when it is folded in and when Before you can tow a trailer with your vehicle, it is folded out.
Page 243 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Trailer towing Press the ball coupling in the direction of Bear in mind that the payload and the rear The permitted rear axle load of the towing the arrow by hand until it engages in a ver- axle load are reduced by the actual nose- vehicle tical position.
Page 244 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Trailer towing Driving tips This uses the braking effect of the engine and and consequently the vehicle's gradient- you will not have to brake to such an extent climbing capability, decrease with increas- In Germany, the maximum permitted speed to maintain the same speed.
Page 245 Place the protective cap on the ball cou- specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Indicator lamp goes out and the mes- pling. Service Centre.
Page 246: Service
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Service Fitting the adapter to subtract the battery-disconnection periods Service from the service date shown on the display. Active Service System PLUS ASSYST PLUS, the Active Service System, Fading out the service message tells you when the next service is due. When- ever a service is due, this is shown in the multi-function display: Service A due in ..
Page 247: Care
Service A overdue by .. km Press è ÿ to select the Basic It is advisable to use Mercedes-Benz care You will also hear a warning tone. display menu ( page 125). products. A qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a...
Page 248 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Operation Care Automatic car wash sweeps being triggered. This could cause H Environmental note damage to the vehicle. Dispose of empty packaging, cleaning G Risk of accident cloths and polishing wads in an environ- After using an automatic car wash, wipe any The vehicle is braked when HOLD is activa- mentally responsible manner.
Page 249 Fold the wiper arms away from the wind- tion about anti-glare film can be obtained seals screen until you feel them engage. from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Damaged seals or electrical components Clean the windscreen and the wiper blades. can lead to failures or leaks.
Page 250 Benz recommends that you use a Note that regular care is essential to ensure leather care foam A 001 986 59 71 10. Mercedes-Benz cleaning product for this that the quality (both appearance and com- You can purchase this from any purpose.
Page 251 Care Use the chrome cleaning agent recommen- Cleaning Parktronic* Trailer coupling* ded by Mercedes-Benz for cleaning. Infor- The sensors are located in the front and rear The ball coupling must be cleaned if it mation about chrome cleaning agents can bumpers.
Page 252 Version: 2.9.4 Operation Care Maintenance on the ball coupling and trailer coupling can also be performed by any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. H Environmental note Dispose of oily and greasy cloths in an envi- ronmentally-responsible manner.
Page 253 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4...
Page 254 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Where will I find...? ......252 Display messages ......257 Troubleshooting ........ 282 Locking/unlocking in an emer- gency ..........306 Resetting triggered NECK-PRO head restraints ........309 Changing the batteries ..... 310 Changing the bulbs ......311 Replacing the wiper blades ....
Page 255: Where Will I Find
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Where will I find...? Estate Where will I find...? The warning triangle is located in a red box Warning triangle behind the side trim panel on the left-hand side of the luggage compartment. Saloon The warning triangle is secured on the inside of the boot lid.
Page 256 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Where will I find...? Setting up the warning triangle First-aid kit Fire extinguisher* Check the expiry date of the first-aid kit Have the fire extinguisher refilled after annually, and replace the contents if nec- each use and checked every two years. essary.
Page 257 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Where will I find...? When using the jack, you should also Vehicle tool kit, jack and spare observe the safety notes in the "Flat tyre" wheel* section ( page 324). The vehicle tool kit is located in a stowage compartment underneath the floor of the Saloon boot/luggage compartment.
Page 258 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Where will I find...? Vehicles with a TIREFIT kit Estate Vehicles with "Minispare" emergency spare wheel*/collapsible emergency Saloon spare wheel* or a spare wheel Vehicle tool kit, jack, folding chock Electric air pump Vehicle tool kit, jack, folding chock Vehicle tool kit, wheel wrench, jack, fold- TIREFIT kit Electric air pump...
Page 259 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Where will I find...? Setting up the foldable wheel chock Removing the "Minispare" emergency Luggage well spare wheel*/collapsible emergency The folding wheel chock serves as an addi- To remove: unscrew securing clips spare wheel or spare wheel* tional measure for securing the vehicle from the securing bolts by turning the clips Saloon: remove the luggage well...
Page 260: Display Messages
Mercedes-Benz recom- display messages in red. In the following these messages continuously until the cau- mends that you use a Mercedes-Benz tables, these display messages are printed in ses of the messages have been remedied. Service Centre for this purpose. In particu- red.
Page 261 Always have maintenance work carried out at a qualified specialist workshop which has the necessary specialist knowledge and tools to carry out the work required. 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 262 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Drive on carefully. ABS, ESP unavaila- G Risk of accident ble See Owner's Visit a qualified specialist workshop. ® ABS, ESP and therefore also PRE- Manual SAFE ®...
Page 263 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution DISTRONIC currently unavail- Distronic* is deactivated and is tempora- Distronic* is available again and the display mes- able See Owner's rily inoperative, if: sage disappears when the dirt (e.g. slush) falls off while you are driving or if the system detects that Manual the Distronic* cover in the radiator...
Page 264 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution You have switched off the engine with the Move the selector lever to P. Selector lever in park position KEYLESS GO button* and opened the driv- The engine can be started again. er's door.
Page 265 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Visit a qualified specialist workshop. PRE-SAFE inoperative See G Risk of injury Owner's Manual ® PRE-SAFE has failed. All other occupant safety systems, e.g. airbags, remain avail- able.
Page 266 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Tyre press. Wheel sensor miss- The tyre pressure monitor* is not receiv- Have the tyre pressure monitor* and wheels mon. ing a signal from at least one wheel checked at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 267 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Stop the vehicle without making any sudden Tyre pressure Check tyres G Risk of accident steering or braking manoeuvres. Pay attention The tyre pressure loss warning system has to the traffic conditions as you do so.
Page 268 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution A condition for activating HOLD has not Check the conditions for activating HOLD HOLD cannot be activa- been met. page 155). ted See Owner's Manual Close the bonnet. Close the driver's door.
Page 269 Always have maintenance work carried out at a qualified specialist workshop which has the necessary specialist knowledge and tools to carry out the work required. 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 270 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Stop the vehicle. Pay attention to the traffic G Risk of accident conditions as you do so. Vehicles with an anti-theft alarm sys- Close the bonnet. tem*: you are driving with the bonnet open.
Page 271 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution ! Avoid large steering angles, otherwise the STOP Car too low G Risk of accident wing or the tyres could be damaged when you AIRMATIC Dual Control* is faulty. drive on.
Page 272 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution A malfunction occurred with HOLD acti- Immediately depress the brake pedal firmly Brake immediately vated. until the warning message in the multi-function display disappears. Vehicles with manual transmission: with Prevent the vehicle from rolling away before HOLD activated, you have either: you leave it (...
Page 273 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Pull over as soon as it is safe to do so. Check brake fluid G Risk of accident level Do not continue driving under any circumstan- There is insufficient brake fluid in the ces.
Page 274 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The coolant is too hot. Stop the vehicle. Pay attention to the traffic Coolant Stop vehi- conditions as you do so. cle, turn engine Switch off the engine. Wait until the display message disappears before restarting the engine.
Page 275 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The coolant level is too low. Top up the coolant, observing the warning Top up coolant See notes before doing so ( page 225). Owner's Manual Have the coolant system checked at a qualified specialist workshop if the coolant needs top- ping up more often than usual.
Page 276 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The left-hand or right-hand trailer tail lamp Replace the bulb. Trailer Left-hand is faulty. tail lamp Trailer Right-hand tail lamp The light sensor is faulty. Constant head- Switch the lights to manual control in the on- AUTO lights inop- lamp mode is switched on.
Page 277 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The front left-hand or right-hand turn sig- Replace the bulb ( page 311). Front left turn nal is faulty. signal Back-up bulb on Front right turn signal Back-up bulb on The third brake lamp is faulty.
Page 278 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The left-hand or right-hand licence plate Replace the bulb ( page 311). Left-hand licence lamp is faulty. plate lamp Right-hand licence plate lamp You did not switch off the lights when Turn the light switch to M or U.
Page 279 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The front left-hand or right-hand parking Halogen headlamp: replace the bulb Front left-hand lamp is faulty. page 311). parking lamp Back- up bulb on Bi-xenon headlamp*: visit a qualified special- ist workshop.
Page 280 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The engine oil level has dropped to a crit- Check the engine oil level ( page 223) and top Check engine oil ical level. up the engine oil if necessary. level when next refuelling Have the engine checked for leaks if the engine...
Page 281 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution ± One or more electronic systems are Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Display malfunc- unable to deliver information to the on- tion Consult work- board computer. The following systems shop may have failed: Coolant temperature gauge...
Page 282 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The pressure in one or more tyres has Stop the vehicle without making any sudden Tyre pressure dropped significantly. The affected wheel steering or braking manoeuvres. Pay attention Check tyres is highlighted in the tyre pressure display to the traffic conditions as you do so.
Page 283 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Key not detected The KEYLESS GO key* cannot be detected Change the location of the KEYLESS GO key* at present. within the vehicle. Operate the vehicle using the key in the ignition lock if necessary.
Page 284 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Display messages Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution ¿ There is only a small amount of fuel in the Refuel at the nearest filling station. fuel tank. The fuel level has fallen below the reserve Refuel at the nearest filling station.
Page 285: Troubleshooting
Always have maintenance work carried out at a qualified specialist workshop which has the necessary specialist knowledge and tools to carry out the work required. 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 286 Vehicles with automatic child A special Mercedes-Benz child seat recognition on the front- seat with automatic child seat recognition has been fitted to the passenger seat*: front-passenger seat.
Page 287 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions Vehicles with automatic child Remove electronic equipment from the front-passenger seat, e.g.: G Risk of injury seat recognition on the front- Notebooks There is no child seat fitted to the passenger seat*: front-passenger seat.
Page 288 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Indicator and warning lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions - The yellow ABS warning Drive on carefully. G Risk of accident lamp comes on while the Observe the additional messages in the multi-function display ABS is unavailable due to a mal- engine is running.
Page 289 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions v The yellow ESP Only depress the accelerator pedal as far as necessary when pull- ® warning G Risk of accident ing away. lamp flashes while the ® or traction control has vehicle is in motion.
Page 290 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions l The red distance warning Be prepared to brake immediately. G Risk of accident lamp* lights up while the Pay careful attention to the traffic situation. You may have to brake You are approaching a vehicle in vehicle is in motion.
Page 291 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions D The red coolant warning The coolant level is too low. Stop the vehicle as soon as possible. Pay attention to the traffic lamp comes on while the conditions as you do so. The coolant temperature has engine is running.
Page 292 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions ± The yellow engine diagnos- There may be a malfunction: Have the vehicle checked as soon as possible at a qualified spe- tics warning lamp comes cialist workshop. in the fuel injection system on while the engine is run- in the exhaust system ning.
Page 293 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions < The red seat belt warning The seat belt warning lamp Fasten your seat belt ( page 95). lamp lights up for 6 sec- reminds the driver and front onds after the engine passenger to fasten their seat belts.
Page 294 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions < The red seat belt warning Fasten your seat belt ( page 95). G Risk of injury lamp flashes and you hear The warning lamp goes out and the intermittent warning tone The driver or front passenger has an intermittent warning ceases.
Page 295 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Warning tones Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions You have opened the vehicle Switch off the alarm ( page 62). The anti-theft warning alarm* is using the emergency key element triggered. without deactivating the anti- theft alarm system* first.
Page 296 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Accident Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions Fuel is leaking from the vehicle. Switch off the ignition immediately. G Risk of fire Remove the ignition key. The fuel line or the fuel tank has been damaged. The leaking fuel Do not restart the engine under any circumstances.
Page 297 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Fuel and fuel tank Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions Fuel is leaking from the vehicle. Turn the key to position 0 in the ignition lock immediately and G Risk of explosion or fire remove it. The fuel line or the fuel tank is Do not restart the engine under any circumstances.
Page 298 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Engine Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions The engine will not start. HOLD is activated. Deactivating HOLD ( page 155). Start the engine again. The engine will not start. You can There is a malfunction in the Turn the key back to position 0 in the ignition lock before the next hear the starter motor operating.
Page 299 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions Vehicles with a petrol engine: There is a malfunction in the Only depress the accelerator pedal slightly. engine electronics or a mechani- The engine is not running Have the cause rectified immediately at a qualified specialist work- cal component of the engine con- smoothly and is misfiring.
Page 300 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Automatic transmission* Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions The transmission has problems The transmission is losing oil. Have the transmission checked at a qualified specialist workshop shifting gear immediately. The acceleration ability is deteri- The transmission is in emergency Stop the vehicle.
Page 301 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Parktronic* Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions Only the red segments in the Parktronic has malfunctioned If problems persist, have Parktronic checked at a qualified spe- Parktronic warning display are lit. and has switched itself off. cialist workshop.
Page 302 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Headlamps and turn signals Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions The headlamps or the turn signals Air humidity is very high. Drive with the headlamps switched on. in the exterior mirrors are misted The headlamps are demisted after a short distance. up on the inside.
Page 303 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Windows Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions A side window will not close. An object has become trapped Remove the object(s). between the window and the door Close the side window. frame. There are objects in the window Remove the objects.
Page 304 You have lost a key. Have the key cancelled at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Report the loss immediately to the vehicle insurers. If necessary, have the manual locks changed too.
Page 305 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions The key cannot be turned in the The key has been in position 0 for Remove the key and reinsert it into the ignition lock. ignition lock. a considerable time. Check the starter battery and recharge it if necessary page 329).
Page 306 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting KEYLESS GO* Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions You cannot lock or unlock the The KEYLESS GO key batteries Lock or unlock the vehicle using the remote control function of the vehicle using the KEYLESS GO are discharged or nearly dis- key.
Page 307 Start your vehicle using the KEYLESS GO key in the ignition lock. erful source of radio waves. You have lost the KEYLESS GO Have the KEYLESS GO key cancelled at a Mercedes-Benz Service key. Centre. Report the loss immediately to the vehicle insurers.
Page 308 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutions The auxiliary heating cannot be The remote control display shows Change your position in relation to the vehicle, moving closer if switched on or off using the FAIL and the ¢ symbol. necessary.
Page 309: Locking/Unlocking In An Emergency
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Locking/unlocking in an emergency Releasing and removing the emergency Locking/unlocking in an emergency Unlocking the vehicle key element If the vehicle can no longer be unlocked cen- Emergency key trally with the key or the KEYLESS GO key*: If the vehicle can no longer be unlocked or Remove the emergency key element from locked with the key or the KEYLESS GO...
Page 310 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Locking/unlocking in an emergency Insert the emergency key element into the Locking the vehicle lock of the driver's door as far as it will go. If the vehicle can no longer be locked cen- Turn the emergency key element clockwise trally with the key or the KEYLESS GO key*: as far as it will go to position $.
Page 311 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Locking/unlocking in an emergency Opening the boot manually (remote Opening the tailgate boot lid closing feature*) If the tailgate cannot be opened, use the emergency release on the inside of the tail- gate. On vehicles with a folding bench seat* you can use the handle to open the tailgate from the inside ( page 72).
Page 312: Resetting Triggered Neck-Pro Head Restraints
P. no longer be adjusted. Mercedes-Benz recommends that you have NECK-PRO head restraints checked at a quali- fied specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes- Benz Service Centre, following a rear-end collision.
Page 313: Changing The Batteries
Take discharged batteries to a qualified rear head restraint cover. specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre, or to a special collection Press resetting tool downwards until point for old batteries.
Page 314: Changing The Bulbs
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Changing the bulbs Insert emergency key element into the Changing the bulbs Auxiliary heating* remote control opening in the key and push in the direction One 6V pin battery, type 2CR11108 is Notes on changing bulbs of the arrow.
Page 315 Overview 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 work- shop.
Page 316 These bulbs must be replaced at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Vehicles with halogen headlamps. Vehicles with xenon headlamps*: always have these bulbs changed at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. * optional...
Page 317 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Changing the bulbs Pull out the bulb holder. Turn bulb holder anti-clockwise and pull Changing the front bulbs it out. Change the bulb. Pull the bulb out of bulb holder 3. Insert the bulb holder into the headlamp and turn it clockwise until it engages.
Page 318: Replacing The Wiper Blades
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Replacing the wiper blades Removing Changing the rear bulbs Replacing the wiper blades Windscreen wiper blades Changing the bulbs in the licence plate lamps G Risk of accident The windscreen will not longer be properly wiped if the wiper blades are worn.
Page 319 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Replacing the wiper blades Fold the wiper arm away from the wind- Removing the wiper blades Rear window wiper blade (Estate) screen until it engages. G Risk of injury Set the wiper blade at right angles to the The wiper arm could be set in motion and wiper arm.
Page 320: Flat Tyre
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Flat tyre Remove the key from the ignition lock. Vehicles with automatic transmission* Flat tyre Fold the wiper arm away from the rear win- Move the selector lever to P. Your vehicle may be equipped with: dow until it engages.
Page 321 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use the vehicle as described, it could slip off the Driver's field of vision sticker a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this jack (e.g. if the engine is started or a door Wheel sticker purpose. In particular, work relevant to...
Page 322 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Flat tyre Open flap on the electric air pump. Your vehicle may be equipped with one of If TIREFIT comes into contact with your two different air pumps. Version 1 can be eyes or skin, immediately rinse thor- Pull connector and air pump hose identified by the flap, behind which the...
Page 323 First, TIREFIT is pumped into the tyre. The sary specialist knowledge and tools to carry pressure can briefly rise to around 5 bar. out the work required. Mercedes-Benz rec- Do not switch off the electric pump dur- ommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz ing this phase.
Page 324 The vehicle's handling characteristics may out the work required. Mercedes-Benz rec- be affected. ommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particu-...
Page 325 First, TIREFIT is pumped into the tyre. The sary specialist knowledge and tools to carry pressure can briefly rise to around 5 bar. out the work required. Mercedes-Benz rec- Do not switch off the electric pump dur- ommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz ing this phase.
Page 326 Drive to the nearest workshop and have the wheel* and standard wheels may differ out the work required. Mercedes-Benz rec- tyre changed there. from one another. ommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Have the TIREFIT kit replaced as soon as Service Centre for this purpose.
Page 327 Mercedes-Benz recommends slip off the jack to change. that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service injure you or others Centre for this purpose. In particular, work On downhill gradients: place chocks or be damaged relevant to safety or on safety-related sys- similar under both wheels of the other axle.
Page 328 Mercedes- Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or Service 24h for this purpose. In particular, work rel- evant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist...
Page 329 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Flat tyre Take the electric air pump out of the stow- age well under the boot/luggage compart- ment floor. Wheel bolts for all wheels supplied by the Tighten the wheel bolts until they are fin- factory ger-tight.
Page 330 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Flat tyre Screw union nut on air hose onto the Open the pressure release screw on the G Risk of accident pressure gauge until the tyre pressure is valve. Have the tightening torque checked imme- correct.
Page 331 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use Adapt your driving style accordingly and The maximum range that can be driven in a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this avoid sudden changes in direction and sud- emergency operation is measured from the purpose. In particular, work relevant to...
Page 332: Battery
Have the battery charge checked more fre- your vehicle by Mercedes-Benz. These bat- quently if you use the vehicle mainly for short Immediately rinse acid teries provide increased impact protection...
Page 333 You may otherwise destroy electronic components Saloon: battery in the boot such as the alternator. Electrostatic protection Mercedes-Benz recommends that you Battery have all work involving the battery, e.g. removing, charging and replacing, carried out at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g.
Page 334 GO*, pressing the KEYLESS GO button* Electrostatic protection You can obtain the electrostatic protec- will have no effect Battery tion from any Mercedes-Benz Service the selector lever is locked in position P Centre. on vehicles with automatic transmis- sion* To remove: pull the electrostatic protec- tion upwards and remove.
Page 335 Remove the positive terminal clamp from You can obtain information about battery the battery. chargers which allow the battery to be Disconnect the breather hose. charged when still installed from a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Spacer Service Centre. Battery Removing the battery Strap...
Page 336: Jump-Starting
Reset the sliding/tilting sunroof* about jump-starting can be obtained from page 182). any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Reset the function for folding the exterior ! Avoid repeated and lengthy starting mirrors in/out automatically* by folding attempts.
Page 337 Have the battery checked at a qualified Negative terminal on your vehicle Comply with safety precautions and take specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Positive terminal on your vehicle protective measures when handling batter- Service Centre.
Page 338 Have the battery checked at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Jump-starting another vehicle Earth point on your vehicle Positive terminal on your vehicle (under...
Page 339 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Jump-starting Switch off all electrical consumers. the battery while the engine is being jump- started. Start the engine and allow it to idle. G Risk of explosion Gases escaping from the battery during jump-starting may cause minor explosions. Avoid creating sparks.
Page 340: Towing And Tow-Starting
Mercedes-Benz cle. Service Centre. there is a brake system malfunction It is better to have the vehicle transported...
Page 341 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Towing and tow-starting you cannot switch on the ignition right-hand side of the vehicle when viewed in Opening the rear cover the direction of travel. you cannot move the selector lever to N (on vehicles with automatic trans- mission*) you have no support when braking Switch off the automatic locking feature...
Page 342 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Towing and tow-starting Tow the vehicle or let it roll. Vehicles with automatic transmission* Towing the vehicle Shift to a suitable gear and bring the clutch Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition ! You may tow the vehicle for a maximum pedal up slowly.
Page 343: Fuses
Have the cause traced Switch off all electrical consumers. and rectified at a qualified specialist work- shop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Remove the key from the ignition lock. If the newly inserted fuse also blows, have the cause traced and rectified at a qualified spe- cialist workshop, e.g.
Page 344 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Fuses Remove cover from the dashboard Main fuse box Fuse box in the boot or luggage com- using a flat, blunt object 2. partment The main fuse box is located on the driver's Pull cover in the direction of the arrow side of the dashboard.
Page 345 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Practical advice Fuses Estate The fuse box is located in the luggage com- partment behind the side trim on the left- hand side when viewed in the direction of travel. Release button Cover To open: open the tailgate. Press release button 1.
Page 346 Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Introduction to technical data ..344 Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ..344 Vehicle electronics ......345 Vehicle identification plates .... 346 Engine ..........348 Performance ........352 Tyres and wheels ......356 Vehicle dimensions ......366 Vehicle weights .........
Page 347: Introduction To Technical Data
Mercedes- warranty applies. Benz therefore accepts no responsibility for Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. the use of such parts in Mercedes-Benz vehi- Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts and approved cles, even if they have been independently or conversion parts and accessories are availa- officially approved.
Page 348: Vehicle Electronics
Mercedes- from fitting equipment not approved health of others. Using an exterior aerial Benz recommends that you use a by Mercedes-Benz is not covered by the takes into account current scientific dis- Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- Mercedes-Benz warranty.
Page 349: Vehicle Identification Plates
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle identification plates phones/wireless devices in the vehicle. Vehicle identification plates This also ensures that interference Vehicle identification plate with vehi- between these devices and the vehicle's cle identification number (VIN) and electronics is kept to a minimum. If instal- paint code number led, the exterior aerial conducts the elec- tromagnetic fields transmitted by a mobile...
Page 350 The engine number is stamped on the engine identification plate, the vehicle identification block (crankcase). More information can be number (VIN) is also stamped onto the vehicle obtained from any Mercedes-Benz Service body. It is located on the floor in front of the Centre. front-passenger seat.
Page 351: Engine
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Engine Engine E 200 KOMPRESSOR E 230 E 280 E 280 4MATIC Rated output 135 kW (183 bhp) 150 kW (203 bhp) 170 kW (231 bhp) 170 kW (231 bhp) At engine speed 5,500 rpm 6,100 rpm 6,000 rpm 6,000 rpm...
Page 352 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Engine E 350 E 350 4MATIC E 500 E 500 4MATIC Displacement 3,498 cm 3,498 cm 5,461 cm 5,461 cm Maximum engine 6,500 rpm 6,500 rpm 6,500 rpm 6,500 rpm speed E 63 AMG E 200 CDI E 220 CDI E 280 CDI Rated output...
Page 353 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Engine E 280 CDI 4MATIC E 320 CDI E 320 CDI 4MATIC E 420 CDI Rated output 140 kW (190 bhp) 165 kW (224 bhp) 165 kW (224 bhp) 231 kW (314 bhp) At engine speed 4,000 rpm 3,800 rpm 3,800 rpm...
Page 354 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Engine E 350 CGI E 300 Bluetec Displacement 3,498 cm 2,987 cm Maximum engine 6,750 rpm 4,500 rpm speed...
Page 355: Performance
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Performance Performance Speeds 7-speed E 230 E 280 E 350 E 500 E 63 AMG Automatic transmis- sion* Maximum speed Saloon 240 km/h 248 km/h 250 km/h 250 km/h 250 km/h Estate – 238 km/h 250 km/h 250 km/h 250 km/h...
Page 356 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Performance 5-speed E 200 CDI E 220 CDI E 280 CDI 4MATIC E 320 CDI 4MATIC Automatic transmis- sion* Maximum speed Saloon 211 km/h 225 km/h 234 km/h 244 km/h Estate 200 km/h 218 km/h 226 km/h 236 km/h 6-speed...
Page 357 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Performance Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h E 200 KOMPRESSOR E 230 E 280 E 280 4MATIC 6-speed manual Saloon 9.1 seconds 8.9 seconds 7.3 seconds – transmission Estate 9.5 seconds 9.9 seconds 8.1 seconds –...
Page 358 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Performance E 200 CDI E 220 CDI E 280 CDI 6-speed manual Saloon 9.9 seconds 8.4 seconds 8.6 seconds transmission Estate 10.5 seconds 9.1 seconds 9.1 seconds 5-speed automatic Saloon 9.9 seconds 8.6 seconds – transmission Estate 10.7 seconds...
Page 359: Tyres And Wheels
MO = Mercedes-Benz Original MOE = Mercedes-Benz Original Exten- ded* (with run-flat characteristics) If you use other tyres, Mercedes-Benz can- not accept any responsibility for damage which may occur. Information about tyres can be obtained from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 360 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Tyres and wheels Tyres Saloon E 200 KOMPRESSOR/ E 230/E 280/E 280 4MATIC E 300 Bluetec/E 350/ E 200 CDI/E 220 CDI E 350 4MATIC/E 350/CGI/ E 280 CDI/E 280 CDI 4MATIC/ E 320 CDI/E 320 CDI 4MATIC Both axles Summer tyres 205/60 R16 92V...
Page 361 Tyres with run-flat characteristics and only in conjunction with the tyre pressure loss warning system or tyre pressure monitor* activated. Not available directly from the factory. Further information can be obtained at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 362 Tyres with run-flat characteristics and only in conjunction with the tyre pressure loss warning system or tyre pressure monitor* activated. Not available directly from the factory. Further information can be obtained at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 363 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Tyres and wheels E 500/E 500 4MATIC E 63 AMG Both axles Summer tyres 245/45 R17 95Y – 245/45 R17 95Y MOExtended – Summer tyres Winter tyres 245/45 R17 99V XL M+S 245/40 R18 97V XL M+S Tyres with run-flat characteristics and only in combination with the tyre pressure loss warning or tyre pressure monitor* activated.
Page 364 Tyres with run-flat characteristics and only in combination with the tyre pressure loss warning or tyre pressure monitor* activated. Not available directly from the factory. Further information can be obtained at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 365 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Tyres and wheels All models except 4MATIC vehicles 4MATIC vehicles and E 63 AMG 245/40 R 18 97V XL M+S 245/40 R 18 97V XL M+S Winter tyres 50, 51 Light-alloy wheels 8.5J x 18 H2 ET 38 8.5J x 18 H2 ET 38 Use of snow chains only possible on rear axle.
Page 366 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Tyres and wheels Performance Package* E 63 AMG mixed tyres E 63 AMG Performance Package* (Saloon and Estate) Front axle Summer tyres 245/40 ZR 18 245/40 ZR 18 Light-alloy wheels 8.5J x 18 H2 ET 38 8.5J x 18 H2 ET 38 Rear axle 265/35 ZR 18 XL...
Page 367 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Tyres and wheels Sports package* All models except 4MATIC vehicles: 4MATIC vehicles: 4MATIC vehicles and E 63 AMG Saloons Estates Front axle Summer tyres 245/40 R18 93Y 245/40 R18 93Y 245/40 R18 97Y XL Light-alloy 8.5 J x 18 H2 ET 38 8.5 J x 18 H2 ET 38 8.5 J x 18 H2 ET 38...
Page 368 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Tyres and wheels Spare wheel* Your vehicle may be equipped with TIREFIT, a "Minispare"/collapsible emergency spare wheel* or a spare wheel* depending on the country, the engine and the wheels fitted. ! The spare wheel* must be inflated to the maximum tyre pressure given in the table on the inside of the fuel filler flap. Vehicles with MOExtended tyres (tyres with run-flat characteristics) are not equipped with a TIREFIT kit at the factory.
Page 369: Vehicle Dimensions
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle dimensions Vehicle dimensions E 200 KOMPRESSOR E 230 E 280 E 280 4MATIC Vehicle length Saloon 4,852 mm 4,852 mm 4,852 mm 4,852 mm (ECE) Estate 4,884 mm 4,884 mm 4,884 mm 4,884 mm Vehicle width with Saloon 2,063 mm...
Page 370 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle dimensions E 350 E 350 4MATIC E 500 E 500 4MATIC Vehicle height Saloon 1,484 mm 1,499 mm 1,465 mm 1,475 mm Estate 1,506 mm 1,509 mm 1,500 mm 1,513 mm Wheelbase Saloon 2,854 mm 2,854 mm 2,854 mm 2,854 mm...
Page 371 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle dimensions E 280 CDI 4MATIC E 320 CDI E 320 CDI 4MATIC E 420 CDI Vehicle length Saloon 4,852 mm 4,852 mm 4,852 mm 4,852 mm (ECE) Estate 4,884 mm 4,884 mm 4,884 mm –...
Page 372: Vehicle Weights
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle weights E 350 CGI E 300 Bluetec Vehicle height Saloon 1,484 mm 1,484 mm Estate 1,506 mm – Wheelbase Saloon 2,854 mm 2,854 mm Estate 2,854 mm – Vehicle weights The unladen weight includes the driver (68 kg), luggage (7 kg) and all fluids (fuel tank 90% full). Items of optional equipment increase the unladen weight and reduce the maximum payload.
Page 373 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle weights E 200 E 230 E 280 E 280 4MATIC KOMPRESSOR Maximum per- Saloon 1,005 kg 1,045 kg 1,045 kg 1,150 kg missible front Estate 975 kg 1,005 kg 1,005 kg 1,110 kg axle load Maximum per- Saloon 1,145 kg...
Page 374 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle weights E 350 E 350 4MATIC E 500 E 500 4MATIC Maximum per- Saloon 2,215 kg 2,310 kg 2,310 kg 2,405 kg missible gross Estate 2,385 kg 2,485 kg 2,460 kg 2,535 kg vehicle weight Maximum per- Saloon 1,060 kg...
Page 375 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle weights E 63 AMG E 200 CDI E 220 CDI E 280 CDI Unladen weight Saloon 1,840 kg 1,615 kg 1,615 kg 1,715 kg (in accordance Estate 1,955 kg 1,785 kg 1,785 kg 1,845 kg with EC direc- tive) Maximum per-...
Page 376 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle weights E 280 CDI 4MATIC E 320 CDI E 320 CDI 4MATIC E 420 CDI Unladen weight Saloon 1,840 kg 1,750 kg 1,845 kg 1,910 kg (in accordance Estate 1,965 kg 1,885 kg 1,980 kg –...
Page 377 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Vehicle weights E 350 CGI E 300 Bluetec Unladen weight Saloon 1,720 kg 1,735 kg (in accordance Estate 1,840 kg – with EC direc- tive) Maximum per- Saloon 2,245 kg 2,260 kg missible gross Estate 2,415 kg –...
Page 378: Trailer Coupling
Mercedes- Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- pose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be car- ried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 379 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Trailer coupling* Trailer loads All models except E 200 E 200/E 230 E 230 Saloon 1,900 kg Permissible trailer load, braked 1,700 kg Estate 1,900 kg Vehicles with manual transmission 1,700 kg 2,100 kg 2,100 kg Vehicles with automatic transmission* Permissible trailer load, unbraked Saloon...
Page 380: Service Products And Capacities
You can recognise service products approved Service products and capacities eyes or open wounds. See a doctor imme- by Mercedes-Benz by the following inscrip- diately if any service product is swallowed. Notes on service products and capaci- tion on the containers:...
Page 381 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Saloon Estate 65 l 70 l E 200 KOMPRESSOR /E 230 E 280 /E 280 4MATIC 65 l (80 l) 70 l (80 l) E 350/E 350 4MATIC 80 l 80 l E 500/E 500 4MATIC 80 l 80 l...
Page 382 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities ! Do not use petrol to refuel vehicles with a at very low temperatures H Environmental note diesel engine. Do not use diesel to refuel in urban traffic (carbon dioxide) is the gas which sci- vehicles with a petrol engine.
Page 383 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Fuel consumption The fuel consumption figures stated have been determined in accordance with the currently valid EU guidelines and the data does not relate to a single vehicle. These values may be different under normal operating conditions. Manual transmission E 200 KOMPRESSOR E 230...
Page 384 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Manual transmis- E 200 CDI E 220 CDI E 280 CDI sion Urban Saloon 8.2 – 8.6 l/100 km 8.2 – 8.7 l/100 km 9.5 – 9.7 l/100 km Estate 9.3 – 9.6 l/100 km 9.3 –...
Page 385 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Automatic trans- E 200 KOMPRESSOR E 230 E 280 mission* Overall (NEDC) Saloon 8.5 – 8.9 l/100 km 9.4 – 9.6 l/100 km 9.4 – 9.7 l/100 km Estate 9.2 – 9.4 l/100 km 9.7 –...
Page 386 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Automatic trans- E 350 E 350 4MATIC E 500 mission* Urban Saloon 14.0 – 14.4 l/100 km 14.5 – 14.9 l/100 km 16.9 l/100 km Estate 14.1 – 14.6 l/100 km 14.7 –...
Page 387 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Automatic trans- E 500 4MATIC E 63 AMG E 200 CDI mission* Overall (NEDC) Saloon 12.3 l/100 km 14.3 l/100 km 6.5 – 7.1 l/100 km Estate 12.6 l/100 km 14.5 l/100 km 7.1 –...
Page 388 Engine oil A list of engine oils tested and approved in accordance with the Mercedes-Benz Specifications for Service Products is available from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Approval by Mercedes-Benz is also often indicated by the MB Sheet Number on the oil container. The table...
Page 389 In the event that the: is not available, you can use a different grade (MB Sheet number) mineral or synthetic engine oil approved by SAE classification (viscosity) Mercedes-Benz. Restriction: only SAE XW-40 engine oils may be used. Only for certain countries.
Page 390 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities ! Engine oils for vehicles without a diesel Mixing oils reduces the benefits of high- mechanical assemblies. The use of lubri- grade engine oil. cant additives limits warranty claims. particle filter may also be used temporarily in vehicles with a diesel particle filter if the ! Do not use lubricant additives, since they engine oil listed is not available.
Page 391 There is more information about coolant ! The cooling system contains a filling and topping it up on Mercedes-Benz Spec- which must be renewed after 15 years, or ifications for Service Products Sheet after 250, 000 km at the latest. Have the 310.1.
Page 392 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Service products and capacities Capacities The following values indicate the total cooling system capacities. E 200 E 230 E 350 CGI E 500 E 63 AMG KOMPRESSOR E 280 E 500 4MATIC E 280 4MATIC E 350 E 350 4MATIC Coolant...
Page 393 Over a period of time, the brake fluid absorbs The washer fluid reservoir holds approxi- approved by Mercedes-Benz and have this moisture from the air; this lowers its boiling mately 4.5 litres; on vehicles with the head- confirmed in the Service Booklet.
Page 394: Frequencies For Garage Door Openers
mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Frequencies for garage door openers* Top up the washer fluid reservoir with a mixture of water, antifreeze and wind- screen washer concentrate ( page 226). Adapt the mixing ratio to the outside tem- peratures. G Risk of fire Windscreen washer concentrate is highly flammable.
Page 395 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Frequencies for garage door openers* Country Radio registration number Frequency range MHz Germany Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE7519301 29 April 05 27, 40, 433, 868 Estonia Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE11 May 05 27, 40, 433, 868 Finland Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE10668 13 May 05...
Page 396 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Frequencies for garage door openers* Country Radio registration number Frequency range MHz Jordan TRC/LPD/2005/23 27, 30, 40, 433, 868 Canary Islands 000438/2005, 000439/2005 27, 40, 433, 868 000440/2005, 000441/2005 000445/2005, 000446/2005 000447/2005, 3 June 2005 Croatia SDR 224/06 27, 40, 433, 868...
Page 397 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Frequencies for garage door openers* Country Radio registration number Frequency range MHz The Netherlands Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE18 May 05 27, 40, 433, 868 Norway Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE05/02424-SA644 18 May 05 27, 40, 433, 868 Austria Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE18 May 05...
Page 398 mkalafa, Version: 2.9.4 Technical data Frequencies for garage door openers* Country Radio registration number Frequency range MHz Spain 000438/2005, 000439/2005, 000440/2005 27, 40, 433, 868 000441/2005, 000445/2005, 000446/2005 000447/2005 South Africa 11 October 2005 27, 40, 433 Syria 279/4/14 / 05 March 06 Czech Republic General Licence GL-30/R/2000 Reg.
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