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e
If the red zone is reached, stop when it is safe to
do so and switch off the engine. Do not continue
driving.
e
Observe measures for excessive coolant temper-
ature.
g Refer to chapter "Warning and Information Mes-
sages" on page 121.
If the coolant level is low, warning signals may appear
if the vehicle tilts at an extreme angle (e.g., steep
slopes) or generates high lateral acceleration while
negotiating long bends (e.g., circular course driving).
If the warnings do not disappear once the vehicle has
assumed "normal" operating conditions, check the
coolant level.
g Refer to chapter "Coolant" on page 204.
C – Engine oil temperature
If the engine oil temperature is too high, a warning
message is displayed on the multifunction display.
e
Reduce engine speed and load immediately.
g Refer to chapter "Coolant" on page 204.
D – Engine oil pressure
The oil pressure is regulated as required.
Engine speed
Oil pressure
4,500 rpm
at least 36 psi (2.5 bar)
5,000 rpm
at least 39 psi (2.7 bar)
5,500 rpm
at least 44 psi (3.0 bar)
The engine oil pressure varies depending on the en-
gine speed, oil temperature and engine load.
NOTE
Risk of engine damage.
If the oil pressure is too low, a warning message
appears on the multifunction display.
e
If the oil pressure is too low, immediately stop
when it is safe to do so and switch off the en-
gine. Do not continue driving.
e
Observe measures for insufficient oil pressure.
g Refer to chapter "Warning and Information Mes-
sages" on page 121.
Adjusting the lower status area
e
Vehicle e Settings e Display e Line below e
Select desired display content
Information
For vehicles with speed limit display, the speed limit
menu item is not shown. The speed limit is displayed
automatically.
Operation and use
Device Manager
Opening Device Manager
Fig. 127: Opening Device Manager
e
Select
or
in the footer (depending on
the connection status).
– or –
e Button
.
Button
vice manager.
The following connections can be managed centrally
using the Device Manager:
–
Phone: Connect PCM to your phone or smart-
phone via Bluetooth®.
g Refer to chapter "Phone functions" on page
168.
–
Bluetooth audio: Connect PCM to an external
Bluetooth® media source.
g Refer to chapter "Operating PCM" on page
112.
–
Data connection: Data connection established
via access point.
g Refer to chapter "Connecting & pairing vehi-
cle" on page 176.
–
Hotspot: Use of wireless Internet access with
PCM.
g Refer to chapter "Phone" on page 165.
Select De-
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