Mercedes-benz 2003 CLK 500 User Manual

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10IntroductionOperator’s ManualOperator’s ManualThis Operator’s Manual contains a great deal of useful information. We urge you to read it carefully a

100Controls in detailSeatsMulticontour seat*Some models may be equipped with multi-contour seats. This seat has a movable seat cushion and inflatable

101Controls in detailSeatsHeated seats*The switch is located in the center console.1 Normal heating2 Rapid heating왘 Make sure that the ignition is swi

102Controls in detailMemory functionMemory functionThe memory button and stored position switch are located on the door.You can store up to three diff

103Controls in detailMemory functionStoring positions into memory왘 Adjust the seats, steering wheel and rear view mirrors to the desired posi-tion (컄

104Controls in detailMemory functionYou can store a parking position for the passenger exterior rear view mirror for each SmartKey or SmartKey with KE

105Controls in detailLightingLightingFor notes on how to switch on the head-lamps and use the turn signals, see the “Getting started” section (컄 page

106Controls in detailLightingManual headlamp modeThe low beam headlamps and parking lamps can be switched on and off with the exterior lamp switch. Fo

107Controls in detailLightingUSA onlyThe high beam headlamps can also be ac-tivated when driving with the daytime run-ning lamp mode activated and ext

108Controls in detailLightingSwitching on high beams왘 Turn exterior lamp switch to positionB or to U (컄 page 105).왘 Push the combination switch in dir

109Controls in detailLightingInterior lightingThe controls are located in the overhead control panel.1 Rear interior lights2 Right front reading lamp3

11IntroductionOperator’s ManualImportant notice for California retail buyers and lessees of Mercedes-Benz automobilesUnder California law you may be e

110Controls in detailLightingManual controlSwitching lamps on왘 Press the rocker switch to the left posi-tion 5.The front interior lighting switches on

111Controls in detailInstrument clusterInstrument clusterA full view illustration of the instrument cluster can be found in the “At a glance” section

112Controls in detailInstrument clusterCoolant temperature display During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant tem-pe

113Controls in detailInstrument clusterTachometerThe red marking on the tachometer de-notes excessive engine speed.To help protect the engine, the fue

114Controls in detailControl systemControl systemThe control system is activated as soon as the key in the starter switch is turned to position 1. The

115Controls in detailControl systemMultifunction steering wheelThe displays in the multifunction display and the settings in the control system are co

116Controls in detailControl systemIn the Settings menu, instead of functions you will find a number of submenus for calling up and changing settings.

117Controls in detailControl systemMenus This is what you will see when you scroll through the menus.The table on the next page provides an overview o

118Controls in detailControl systemMenus, submenus and functionsMenu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3 Menu 4 Menu 5 Menu 6 Menu 7 Menu 8Commands/submenusStandard dis-p

119Controls in detailControl systemStandard display menuYou can select the functions in the stan-dard display menu with buttonk orj.The following func

12IntroductionOperator’s ManualMaintenanceThe Service Booklet describes all the nec-essary maintenance work which should be performed at regular inter

120Controls in detailControl systemSelect radio station왘 Turn on the radio (컄 page 168). Vehi-cles with COMAND*: Refer to separate operating instructi

121Controls in detailControl systemOperate the Cassette player*왘 Turn on the radio and select the cas-sette player (컄 page 174). Vehicles with COMAND*

122Controls in detailControl systemDistronic deactivatedWhen Distronic is deactivated you will see the standard display in the display.1 Vehicle ahead

123Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button è or ÿ repeatedly until you see the malfunction message memory in the display.No malfunction message

124Controls in detailControl systemResetting all settingsYou can reset all the functions of all sub-menus to the factory settings.왘 Press the reset kn

125Controls in detailControl systemThe table below shows what settings can be changed within the various menus. De-tailed instructions on making indiv

126Controls in detailControl systemInstrument cluster submenuAccess the Instr. cluster submenu via the Settings menu. Use the Instr. clus-ter submenu

127Controls in detailControl systemSelecting language왘 Move the selection marker with theæ or ç button to the Instr. cluster submenu.왘 Press button j

128Controls in detailControl systemSelecting display (speed display or out-side temperature) for standard display왘 Move the selection marker with theæ

129Controls in detailControl systemSet time (minutes)왘 Move the selection marker with theæ or ç button to the Time submenu.왘 Press button j or k repea

13IntroductionOperator’s ManualOperating your vehicle outside the USA or CanadaIf you plan to operate your vehicle in for-eign countries, please be aw

130Controls in detailControl systemWith daytime running lamp mode se-lected and the exterior lamp switch at position 0, the following lamps will come

131Controls in detailControl systemSetting night security illumination (Exterior lamps delayed shut-off)Use the Headlamps delayed shut-off function to

132Controls in detailControl systemInterior lighting delayed shut-offUse this function to set whether and for how long you would like the interior lig

133Controls in detailControl system왘 Press æ or ç to select the de-sired station selection mode. You can select:앫freq.앫memory selects next stored stat

134Controls in detailControl systemAfter entering the vehicle, the steering wheel and seat will move into the position stored in memory when앫 the driv

135Controls in detailControl systemThe following settings are available for the easy-entry/exit feature:Setting key dependencyUse this function to set

136Controls in detailControl systemTrip computer menuUse the trip computer menu to call up sta-tistical data on your vehicle. The following informatio

137Controls in detailControl systemFuel consumption since last reset왘 Press button ÿ or è repeatedly until you see the first function of the Trip comp

138Controls in detailControl systemTEL menu*You can use the functions in the Tel menu to operate your telephone, provided it is connected to a hands-f

139Controls in detailControl systemAnswering a callWhen your telephone is ready to receive calls, you can answer a call at any time. In the display yo

14IntroductionWhere to find itWhere to find itThis Operator’s Manual is designed to pro-vide comprehensive support information for you, the vehicle op

140Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button í.The system dials the selected phone number.앫 If connection is successful, the name of the party yo

141Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionAutomatic transmissionInformation for driving with an automatic transmission is found in the “Getting start

142Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionOne-touch gearshifting Even with an automatic transmission you can change the gears yourself when the selec

143Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionGear rangesWith the selector lever in position D, you can limit the transmission’s gear range by pressing t

144Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionGear selector lever positionEffectP Park position Selector position when the vehicle is parked. Only place

145Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionProgram mode selector switch1 Program mode selector switchS Standard For regular drivingW Winter For winter

146Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionAccelerator positionYour driving style influences the transmis-sion’s shifting behavior:Less throttle Earli

147Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionTo do so, you must first select the manual shift program M on the program mode se-lector switch.1 Program m

148Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionDownshifting왘 Press button 2 located on the left side of the steering wheel.or왘 Briefly press the selector

149Controls in detailGood visibilityGood visibilityInformation on the windshield wipers (컄 page 47) and for setting the rear view mirrors (컄 page 38)

15IntroductionSymbolsSymbolsThe following symbols are found in this Operator’s Manual:* Optional equipment is identified with an asterisk. Since stand

150Controls in detailGood visibilityParking positionThe button is located on the left side of the dashboard.1 Passenger-side exterior mirror2 Driver’s

151Controls in detailGood visibilityWindshield wipersInformation on the windshield wipers is found in the “Getting started” section (컄 page 47).A rain

152Controls in detailGood visibilitySun visorsThe sun visors protect you from sun glare while driving.왘 Swing sun visors down when you expe-rience gla

153Controls in detailGood visibilityRear window sunshade*The switch is located in the center console.왘 Turn the key to starter switch position 1 or 2.

154Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAutomatic climate control

155Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAutomatic climate control panelItem1 Left side air vent, adjustable2 Left center air vent, adjustable3 A

156Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlThe automatic climate control is operation-al whenever the engine is running. You can operate the climat

157Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlSetting the temperatureUse temperature controls (컄 page 155) 1 and 2 for the left side or 7 and 8 for th

158Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAdjusting air distributionUse the air distribution controls 7 and 9 (컄 page 154) to separately adjust th

159Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAdjusting air volumeAdjusting manuallySeven blower speeds are available.왘 Press left M or right Q side o

16IntroductionOperating safetyOperating safetyProper use of the vehicleProper use of the vehicle requires that you are familiar with the following inf

160Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAir recirculation modeSwitch to air recirculation mode to prevent unpleasant odors from entering the veh

161Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlThe air recirculation mode is deactivated automatically:앫 after five minutes if the outside temper-ature

162Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlRear window defrosterThe rear window defroster uses a large amount of power. To keep battery drain to a

163Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAir conditioningThe air conditioning is operational while the engine is running and cools the interior a

164Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlDeactivating왘 Press button T (컄 page 155).The indicator lamp on buttonT goes off.The residual heat is au

165Controls in detailAudio systemAudio systemAudio and telephone, operationThese instructions are intended to help you become acquainted with your Mer

166Controls in detailAudio systemOperating and display elements

167Controls in detailAudio systemItem Page1 CD mode selector 1782 Manual tuning(radio)172Fast forward/reverse (cassette, CD)176,180Speed dialing memor

168Controls in detailAudio systemButton and soft key operationIn these instructions, the alpha-numeric keypad (right side of radio face) and the funct

169Controls in detailAudio systemBass왘 In radio, cassette and CD mode, press the AUD key repeatedly until BASS ap-pears on the display.왘 Press the + o

17IntroductionProblems with your vehicleProblems with your vehicleIf you should experience a problem with your vehicle, particularly one that you beli

170Controls in detailAudio systemBalance왘 In radio, cassette and CD mode, press the AUD key repeatedly until BALANCE appears on the display.왘 Press th

171Controls in detailAudio system앫SP: The tone level is set for “Speech”, optimizing the sound for spoken language.앫AMB: The tone level is set for “Am

172Controls in detailAudio systemDirect frequency input (AM and FM only)Select the desired frequency band.왘 Press the “ button.왘 Enter the desired fre

173Controls in detailAudio systemScan tuning앫 Starting scan tuning왘 Select the desired frequency band.왘 Press the 2 button.SC will appear on the displ

174Controls in detailAudio systemWeather band왘 Press the WB key.The last weather band station is tuned in.왘 Select the desired weather band sta-tion w

175Controls in detailAudio systemCassette eject왘 Press the eject button 3.The display will fold down and the cas-sette will be ejected. The system wil

176Controls in detailAudio systemScanning왘 Press the 2 button.SC will appear on the display.Each track on the cassette will be played briefly in ascen

177Controls in detailAudio systemSkipping blank sections (skip blank)Switching on the skip blank function왘 Press the SB key.SB appears on the display

178Controls in detailAudio systemCD changer* operating modeGeneral notesShould excessively high temperatures oc-cur while in CD mode, CD TEMP HIGH wil

179Controls in detailAudio system1 CD2 CD changer3 CD tray4 CD magazine왘 Remove the magazine and pull the CD tray fully out.왘 Place the CD in the rece

18IntroductionReporting safety defectsReporting safety defectsFor the USA only:The following text is published as required of manufacturers under Titl

180Controls in detailAudio systemSkipping tracks forward/backwardSkipping tracks forward:왘 Press the f button.The next track will be played.Skipping t

181Controls in detailAudio systemRandom playThe random play function (RDM) plays the tracks on the current CD in random order.Switching on random play

182Controls in detailAudio systemTelephone* operationVarious car telephone functions and oper-ating steps for the car telephone can be performed and d

183Controls in detailAudio systemTelephone bookThe numbers stored in the telephone book can be called up by either name or number.Calling up the telep

184Controls in detailAudio systemSearching and selecting telephone book entries by number왘 Press the NUM key.The current number is marked in the displ

185Controls in detailAudio systemSpeed dialing왘 Input the desired entry number using the number keys 1 to 0. A maximum of two digits can be en-tered.I

186Controls in detailAudio systemAccepting an incoming callAccepting an incoming call in telephone modeWith an incoming call, a ringing tone can be he

187Controls in detailPower windowsPower windowsOpening and closing the windowsThe side windows can be opened and closed electrically. The switches for

188Controls in detailPower windowsIf you pull and hold the switch up when closing the window, and upward move-ment of the window is blocked by some ob

189Controls in detailPower windows왘 Aim transmitter eye at the front door handle.Opening (Summer opening feature)왘 Press and hold button Œ after un-lo

19At a glanceCockpitInstrument clusterMultifunction steering wheelCenter consoleOverhead control panelDoor control panel

190Controls in detailSliding/pop-up roof*Sliding/pop-up roof*Opening and closing the sliding/pop-up roof1 Slide roof open2 Slide roof closed3 Raise ro

191Controls in detailSliding/pop-up roof*Stopping the sliding/pop-up roof왘 Move the switch in any direction.If the movement of the sliding/pop-up roof

192Controls in detailSliding/pop-up roof*Closing왘 Press and hold button ‹ after lock-ing the vehicle.The windows and sliding/pop-up roof begin to clos

193Controls in detailDriving systemsDriving systemsThe driving systems of your vehicle are de-scribed on the following pages:앫 Cruise control and Dist

194Controls in detailDriving systems1 Set current or higher speed2 Set current or lower speed3 Cancel cruise control4 Resume at previously set speedSa

195Controls in detailDriving systemsSetting stored speed (“Resume” function)왘 Briefly push the cruise control lever to position 4.The cruise control w

196Controls in detailDriving systemsDistronic*When activated, the Distronic adaptive cruise control system increases the driving convenience afforded

197Controls in detailDriving systemsWarning! GDistronic cannot take street and traffic con-ditions into account. Only use Distronic if the road, traff

198Controls in detailDriving systemsDistronic displays in the speedometer dial1 Set speedIf Distronic is activated, one or two seg-ments light up arou

199Controls in detailDriving systemsDistronic menu in the control systemIn the Distronic menu you can read the cur-rent settings for Distronic. What a

Our company and staff congratulate you on the purchase of your new Mercedes-Benz.Your selection of our product is a demon-stration of your trust in ou

20At a glanceCockpitCockpit

200Controls in detailDriving systemsDistronic deactivatedIf Distronic is deactivated you can see the standard display of Distronic in the multi-functi

201Controls in detailDriving systemsActivating DistronicYou can activate Distronic if앫 you are driving between 25 mph (Canada:40 km/h) and 110 mph (Ca

202Controls in detailDriving systemsSetting a lower speed왘 Briefly tip the cruise control lever in the direction of arrow 2 (컄 page 200) to decrease v

203Controls in detailDriving systemsDeactivating DistronicThere are several ways to deactivate the Distronic system:왘 Briefly tip the cruise control l

204Controls in detailDriving systems1 Distance warning function on/off switch2 Control lamp3 Thumbwheel for setting distanceIncreasing distanceIncreas

205Controls in detailDriving systemsActivating왘 Press switch 1.Indicator lamp 2 on the switch lights up. A loudspeaker symbol appears in the multifunc

206Controls in detailDriving systemsThe most likely cause for a malfunctioning system is a dirty sensor (located behind the hood grill), especially at

207Controls in detailDriving systemsOffset drivingA vehicle traveling in your lane but offset from your direct line of travel may not be detected by D

208Controls in detailDriving systemsPARKTRONIC system*The Parktronic system is an electronic aid designed to assist the driver during park-ing maneuve

209Controls in detailDriving systemsRange of the sensorsTo function properly, the sensors must be free of dirt, ice, snow and slush. Clean the sensors

21At a glanceCockpitItem Page1 Headlamp washer switch* 1512 Combination switch앫 Turn signals앫 High beam앫 Windshield wipers4747473 Cruise control lever

210Controls in detailDriving systemsWarning indicatorsVisual signals indicate to the driver the rel-ative distance between the sensors and an obstacle

211Controls in detailDriving systemsSwitching the Parktronic system on/offYou can switch off the Parktronic system manually.The Parktronic switch is l

212Controls in detailLoadingLoadingRoof rack1 TrimPreparing roof rack installation왘 Open trim 1 at the trim strips in the roof. 왘 Secure the roof rack

213Controls in detailLoading왘 Open hook and loop strap 2.왘 Pull ski sack into passenger compart-ment and unfold.왘 Open flap in the trunk by pulling ha

214Controls in detailLoading왘 Wrap strap around ski sack and arm-rest.왘 Close clasp (arrows) and pull strap tight to immobilize skis.왘 Connect snap ho

215Controls in detailLoading왘 Close ski sack compartment cover.Removal of ski sackFor removal of the ski sack we recommend that you contact an authori

216Controls in detailLoadingFolding the backrest forward1 Release handle for the backrest in the trunk왘 Fold back head restraint and push it down full

217Controls in detailLoadingFolding the backrest rearward5 Left locking indicator6 Right locking indicator왘 Fold backrest 4 rearward until it engag-es

218Controls in detailLoadingThe handling characteristics of a fully load-ed vehicle depend greatly on the load dis-tribution. It is therefore recommen

219Controls in detailUseful featuresUseful featuresInterior storage spaces Glove box1 Glove box2 Glove box lid releaseOpening the glove box왘 Pull lid

22At a glanceInstrument clusterInstrument cluster

220Controls in detailUseful featuresCup holder in the dashboard Opening cup holder왘 Push cover 1.The cup holder opens automatically.Closing cup holder

221Controls in detailUseful featuresOpening cup holder왘 Push front of sliding compartment 1.The cup holder slides out.Closing cup holder왘 Push sliding

222Controls in detailUseful featuresChanging inclination of armrest왘 Pull up on armrest.Lowering armrest왘 Pull handle 1 to lower armrest.Storage bagsS

223Controls in detailUseful featuresAshtraysCenter console ashtrayOpening ashtray왘 Briefly touch cover plate 1.The ashtray opens automatically.Removin

224Controls in detailUseful featuresRear seat ashtrayOpening ashtray왘 Pull at top of cover to open ashtray.Removing ashtray insert왘 Press latch 1 to d

225Controls in detailUseful featuresFloormats*Removing왘 Raise the floormat slightly in the middle 1 and push the floormat to-wards the rear 2.Mounting

226Controls in detailUseful featuresTelephone*Radio transmitters, such as a portable tele-phone or a citizens band unit, should only be used inside th

227Controls in detailUseful featuresTele Aid The Tele Aid system(Telematic Alarm Identification on De-mand)The Tele Aid system consists of three types

228Controls in detailUseful featuresSystem self-checkInitially, after turning the key in starter switch to position 2, malfunctions are de-tected and

229Controls in detailUseful featuresWhen the connection is established, the message Emergency call – Call con-nected appears in the multifunction dis-

23At a glanceInstrument clusterItem Page1 L Left turn signal indi-cator lamp472 v Electronic Stability Program (ESP) warning lamp2763 Speedometer4 Mul

230Controls in detailUseful featuresInitiating an emergency call manually1 Cover2 SOS button왘 Briefly press on cover 1.The cover will open.왘 Press SOS

231Controls in detailUseful featuresRoadside Assistance button •Located below the center armrest cover is the Roadside Assistance button•.왘 Press and

232Controls in detailUseful featuresInformation button ¡Located below the center armrest cover is the Information button¡.왘 Press and hold the button

233Controls in detailUseful featuresUpgrade signalsThe Tele Aid system processes calls using the following priority.앫 Automatic emergency – First prio

234Controls in detailUseful featuresRemote door unlockIn case you have locked your vehicle unin-tentionally (e.g. key inside vehicle), and the reserve

235Controls in detailUseful featuresStolen vehicle tracking servicesIn the event your vehicle was stolen:왘 Report the incident to the police.The polic

236Controls in detailUseful featuresProgramming or reprogramming the in-tegrated remote control왘 Turn key in the starter switch to position 1 or 2.왘 H

237Controls in detailUseful featuresRolling code programmingTo train a garage door opener (or other roll-ing code devices) with the rolling code fea-t

238Controls in detailUseful featuresOperating the remote control왘 Turn key in starter switch to position 1 or 2.왘 Select and press the appropriate but

239OperationThe first 1000 miles (1500 km)Driving instructionsAt the gas stationEngine compartmentTires and wheelsWinter drivingMaintenanceVehicle car

24At a glanceMultifunction steering wheelMultifunction steering wheelItem Page1 Multifunction display 114Operating control sys-tem1152 Selecting the s

240OperationThe first 1000 miles (1500 km)In the “Operation” section you will find de-tailed information on operating, maintain-ing and caring for you

241OperationDriving instructionsDriving instructionsDrive sensibly – save fuelFuel consumption, to a great extent, de-pends on driving habits and oper

242OperationDriving instructionsBrakes To help prevent brake disk corrosion after driving on wet road surfaces (particularly salted roads), it is advi

243OperationDriving instructionsAfter hard braking, it is advisable to drive on for some time, rather than immediately parking, so that the air stream

244OperationDriving instructionsTiresTread wear indicators (TWI) are required by law. These indicators are located in six places on the tread circumfe

245OperationDriving instructionsHydroplaningDepending on the depth of the water layer on the road, hydroplaning may occur, even at low speeds and with

246OperationDriving instructionsAn electronic speed limiter prevents your vehicle from exceeding a speed of 130 mph (210 km/h).CLK 500/ CLK320withSpor

247OperationDriving instructionsFor more information on winter driving (컄 page 264).Standing water Passenger compartmentDriving abroadAbroad, there is

248OperationDriving instructionsControl and operation of radio trans-mittersCOMAND*, radio and telephone*Telephones and two-way radiosRadio transmitte

249OperationDriving instructionsEmission controlCertain systems of the engine serve to keep the toxic components of the exhaust gases within permissib

25At a glanceCenter consoleCenter consoleUpper partItem Page1 Seat heater*, driver’s side 1012 Parking assist* (Parktronic system*) deactivation switc

250OperationDriving instructionsCoolant temperatureDuring severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant tem-perature may rise

251OperationAt the gas stationAt the gas stationThe fuel filler flap is located on the right-hand side of the vehicle towards the rear. Locking/unlock

252OperationAt the gas stationCheck regularly and before a long trip1 Coolant levelMore information on coolant can be found in the “Operation” section

253OperationEngine compartmentEngine compartmentHoodOpening1 Hood lock release왘 Pull lever 1 downwards.The hood is unlocked.2 Lever for opening the ho

254OperationEngine compartmentClosing왘 Let the hood drop from a height of ap-proximately 1 ft (30 cm).The hood will lock audibly.왘 Check to make sure

255OperationEngine compartmentYou can check the engine oil level on the multifunction display.왘 Turn the key in the starter switch to position 2.The s

256OperationEngine compartment왘 Screw the cap back on the filler neck.Other display messagesIf there is excessive engine oil with the en-gine at norma

257OperationEngine compartment1 Coolant expansion tank왘 Using a rag, turn the cap slowly approx-imately one half turn to the left to re-lease any exce

258OperationEngine compartmentBatteryYour vehicle’s battery is located on the right side of the engine compartment.The battery should always be suffic

259OperationEngine compartmentWindshield washer system and headlamp cleaning system*Fluid for the windshield washer system and the headlamp cleaning s

26At a glanceCenter consoleLower partItem Page1 KEYLESS-GO* start/stop button332 Storage compartment 2213 Thumbwheel for setting distance in Distronic

260OperationTires and wheelsTires and wheelsSee your authorized Mercedes-Benz Cen-ter for information on tested and recom-mended rims and tires for su

261OperationTires and wheelsImportant guidelines앫 Only use sets of tires and rims of the same type and make.앫 Tires must be of the correct size for th

262OperationTires and wheelsChecking tire inflation pressureCorrect the tire pressure only when tires are cold.Regularly check your tire pressure at i

263OperationTires and wheelsRotating wheelsOn vehicles with the same wheel size all around, wheels can be rotated every 3000 to 6000 miles (5000 to 10

264OperationWinter drivingWinter drivingBefore the onset of winter have your vehi-cle winterized at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. This service i

265OperationWinter drivingBlock heater*(Canada only)The engine is equipped with a block heat-er.The electrical cable may be installed at your authoriz

266OperationMaintenanceMaintenanceWe strongly recommend that you have your vehicle serviced by your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center, in accordance wit

267OperationMaintenanceCalling up the service indicator왘 Switch ignition on.The standard display of the control sys-tem appears (컄 page 114).왘 Press b

268OperationVehicle careVehicle careCleaning and care of vehicleWhile in operation, even while parked, your vehicle is subjected to varying external i

269OperationVehicle carethe car-care products recommended here. In such cases it is best to seek aid at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.The follo

27At a glanceOverhead control panelOverhead control panelItem Page1 Tele Aid (emergency call system) button2272 Rear interior lighting on/off1103 Temp

270OperationVehicle carePaintwork, painted body componentsMercedes-Benz approved Paint Care should be applied when water drops on the paint surface do

271OperationVehicle careOrnamental moldingsFor regular cleaning and care of very dirty chrome-plated parts, use a chrome clean-er.Headlamps, tail lamp

272OperationVehicle careCleaning the Parktronic* system sensors1 Parktronic* sensorsUse a mild car wash detergent, such as Mercedes-Benz approved Car

273OperationVehicle careInstrument clusterUse a gentle dishwashing detergent or mild detergent for delicate fabrics as a washing solution. Wipe with a

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275Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Where will I find...?Unlocking/locking in an emergencyOpening/closing in an emergencyReplacing bulbsReplacing wiper

276Practical hintsWhat to do if …?What to do if …?Lamps in instrument cluster General information:If a bulb in the instrument cluster fails to light u

277Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Problem Possible cause Suggested solution- The yellow ABS malfunction indi-cator lamp comes on while driv-ing.The AB

278Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Problem Possible cause Suggested solution1 The red SRS indicator lamp lights up while driving.There is a malfunction

279Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Problem Possible cause Suggested solution; (except Canada)3 (Canada only)You are driving with the parking brake set

28At a glanceDoor control panelDoor control panelItem Page1 Door handle 922 Seat adjustment 35, 973 Memory function (for stor-ing seat, mirror and ste

280Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Problem Possible cause Suggested solution? The yellow “CHECK ENGINE” malfunction indicator lamp comes on while drivi

281Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Problem Possible cause Suggested solution• The red coolant warning lamp lights up when the engine is run-ning.There

282Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Lamp in center consoleProblem Possible cause Suggested solution7 The indicator lamp lights up. A BabySmartTM child s

283Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Messages in the displayThe control system shows warning and malfunction messages in the multifunction display.Certai

284Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionABSDefective!Visit workshop!The ABS has detected a malfunction and has swit

285Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionABSAnti-lockbraking systemnot working!The charging voltage has fallen below

286Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionBASDefective!Visit workshopThe BAS has detected a malfunction and switched

287Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution; (USA only)3 (Canada only)Brake fluidVisit workshopThere is insufficient

288Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionF KeyCheck battery!The SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO* batter-ies are discharged.

289Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionF Keydo not forget keyThis display appears (for a maximum of 60 seconds) if

29Getting startedUnlockingAdjustingDrivingParking and locking

290Practical hintsWhat to do if …?During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant tem-perature may rise close to 248°F (1

291Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionÏ CoolantStop, engine off!The poly-V-belt could be broken. 왘 Stop immediate

292Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionDistronicExternal interferenceReactivate!Distronic* is switched off and is

293Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionESPnot available!See operator’s manualThe charging voltage has fallen below

294Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionESPDefective!Visit workshop!The ESP is deactivated because of a mal-functio

295Practical hintsWhat to do if …?When the Engine oil – Visit workshop! message appears while the engine is run-ning and at operating temperature, the

296Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionA Reserve fuelThe fuel level has dropped below the re-serve mark.왘 Refuel a

297Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution. Turn signal inleft mirrorThe left turn signal in the side mirror is malfu

298Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution. Stop lamp, rightThe right brake lamp is malfunctioning. 왘 Visit an author

299Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution. Back- up lamp, rightThe right backup lamp is malfunctioning. 왘 Replace th

ContentsIntroduction... 9Product information... 9Operator’s Manual ...

30Getting startedUnlockingThe“Getting started” section provides an overview of the vehicle’s most basic func-tions. First-time Mercedes-Benz owners sh

300Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution<Front passengerseat beltPlease fasten belt!The display reminds you and

301Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionL defectiveVisit workshop!One or more main functions of the Tele Aid system

302Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution#VISIT WORKSHOP!The battery was charged with a battery charger or jump star

303Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solution#UndervoltageCharge batteryThe battery has insufficient voltage. 왘 Start th

304Practical hintsWhat to do if …?Display Possible cause Suggested solutionG Display defectiveVisit workshop!The instrument cluster display is malfunc

305Practical hintsWhere will I find...?Where will I find...?First aid kitThe first aid kit is stored in left hand side of the trunk.왘 Loosen Velcro fa

306Practical hintsWhere will I find...?3 Arrow 4 Minispare wheel5 Vehicle tool kit storage well casing6 Vehicle tool kitWheel wrenchVehicle jackVehicl

307Practical hintsWhere will I find...?왘 Turn the crank handle clockwise until it engages (operational position).Before storing the vehicle jack in it

308Practical hintsWhere will I find...?Storing the Minispare wheel왘 Place Minispare wheel 3 in wheel well.왘 Place vehicle tool kit storage well casing

309Practical hintsWhere will I find...?In the case of a flat tire, you may tempo-rarily use the Minispare wheel when ob-serving the following restrict

31Getting startedUnlockingStarter switch positionsStarter switch0 For removing key1 Power supplies to some electrical con-sumers, such as seat adjustm

310Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergencyUnlocking/locking in an emergencyUnlocking the vehicleUnlocking the driver’s doorIf you are unable

311Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergencyUnlocking the trunkIf you are unable to unlock the trunk with the SmartKey, open the trunk with the

312Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergencyChanging batteriesIf the batteries in the SmartKey or the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO* are dis-charged

313Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergency왘 Using a lint-free cloth, insert new bat-teries under the contact spring with the plus (+) side fa

314Practical hintsOpening/closing in an emergencyOpening/closing in an emergencySliding/pop-up roofThe sliding/pop-up roof drive is located behind the

315Practical hintsOpening/closing in an emergency왘 Obtain crank 3.왘 Insert crank 3 through hole.왘 Turn crank 3 clockwise to:앫 slide roof closed앫 raise

316Practical hintsReplacing bulbsReplacing bulbsSafe vehicle operation depends on proper exterior lighting and signaling. It is there-fore essential t

317Practical hintsReplacing bulbsFront lamps Rear lamps Notes on bulb replacementLamp Type1 Low beam11Vehicles with Bi-Xenon headlamps* do not replace

318Practical hintsReplacing bulbs앫 Only use 12 volt bulbs of the same type and with the specified watt rating. 앫 Switch lights off before changing a b

319Practical hintsReplacing bulbsLow beam and high beam bulb왘 Switch off the lights.왘 Open the hood (컄 page 253).왘 Turn housing cover 1 or 2 counter-c

32Getting startedUnlockingUnlocking with KEYLESS-GO*Your vehicle comes supplied with two SmartKeys with remote controls and a re-movable mechanical ke

320Practical hintsReplacing bulbsFront lamps Bi-Xenon*-type1 Bulb socket for turn signal lamp2 Housing cover for high beam lamp3 Housing cover for Bi-

321Practical hintsReplacing bulbsFront turn signal lamp bulb왘 Switch off the lights.왘 Open the hood (컄 page 253).왘 Twist bulb socket 1 counterclockwis

322Practical hintsReplacing bulbsReplacing bulbs for rear lampsTail lamp assemblies1 Brake lamp2 Turn signal lamp3 Backup lamp4 Standing and side mark

323Practical hintsReplacing wiper bladesReplacing wiper bladesRemoving왘 Fold the wiper arm forward.1 Lock2 Unlock왘 Pull the tab in the direction of ar

324Practical hintsFlat tireFlat tirePreparing the vehicle왘 Park the vehicle as far as possible from moving traffic on a hard surface.왘 Turn on the haz

325Practical hintsFlat tire1 Wheel wrench왘 On wheel to be changed, loosen but do not yet remove the wheel bolts (ap-proximately one full turn with wre

326Practical hintsFlat tire왘 Jack up the vehicle until the wheel is a maximum of 1.2 in (3 cm) from the ground. Never start engine while vehi-cle is r

327Practical hintsFlat tire왘 Guide the spare wheel onto the align-ment bolt and push it on.왘 Insert wheel bolts and tighten them slightly.왘 Unscrew th

328Practical hintsFlat tireLowering the vehicle왘 Lower vehicle by turning crank coun-terclockwise until the full weight of the vehicle is resting on t

329Practical hintsBatteryBatteryThe battery is located in the engine com-partment on the right hand side.Removal of filter box:왘 Release the three cla

33Getting startedUnlocking1 KEYLESS-GO start/stop buttonBefore you press the KEYLESS-GO start/stop button, the vehicle’s on-board electronics have sta

330Practical hintsBattery1 Negative terminal2 Cover over positive terminalDisconnecting the battery왘 Turn off all electrical consumers.왘 Open the hood

331Practical hintsBatteryReconnecting the batteries왘 Turn off all electrical consumers.왘 Connect the positive lead and fasten its cover 2.왘 Connect th

332Practical hintsJump startingJump startingIf the battery is discharged, the engine can be started with jumper cables and the bat-tery of another veh

333Practical hintsJump startingThe battery is located in the engine com-partment on the right hand side. For jump starting use the terminals in front

334Practical hintsTowing the vehicleTowing the vehicleTowing the vehicleMercedes-Benz recommends that the vehi-cle be transported with all wheels off

335Practical hintsTowing the vehicle!To be certain to avoid a possibility of damage to the transmission, however, we recommend the drive shaft be dis-

336Practical hintsTowing the vehicleInstalling towing eye bolt1 Cover on right side of front bumper2 Cover on right side of rear bumperTo remove cover

337Practical hintsFusesFusesFuse box in passenger compartmentOpening왘 Pull cover away from fuse box 1 (ar-row).왘 Remove cover rearward.Closing왘 Attach

338Practical hintsFusesOpening fuse box5 Fuse box cover6 Clamps왘 Release clamps 6.왘 Remove cover 5.Closing fuse box왘 Ensure that the sealing rubber is

339Technical dataSpare parts serviceWarranty coverageIdentification labelsLayout of poly-V-belt driveEngineRims and tiresElectrical systemMain dimensi

34Getting startedAdjustingAdjustingSeatsWarning! GAll seat, head restraint, steering wheel, and rear view mirror adjustments, as well as fas-tening of

340Technical dataSpare parts serviceThe “Technical data” section provides the necessary technical data for your vehicle.Spare parts serviceAll authori

341Technical dataWarranty coverageWarranty coverageYour vehicle is covered under the terms of the warranties printed in the Service and Warranty Infor

342Technical dataIdentification labelsIdentification labels1 Certification label 2 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 3 Information label, California

343Technical dataLayout of poly-V-belt driveLayout of poly-V-belt driveCLK 320 / CLK 500 / CLK 55 AMG1 Automatic belt tensioner2 Power steering pump3

344Technical dataEngineEngineModel CLK 320 (209.3651)1The quoted data apply only to the standard vehicle. See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for t

345Technical dataRims and tiresRims and tiresOnly use tires and rims which have been specifically developed for your vehicle and tested and approved b

346Technical dataRims and tiresMixed size tiresCLK 320 CLK 500 / CLK 320 with Sport Package*CLK 55 AMGFront axle:Rims (light alloy) 7 J x 16 H2 71/2 J

347Technical dataRims and tiresMinispare wheelCLK 320 CLK 500 / CLK 320 with Sport Package*CLK 55 AMGRim 3.5 B x 16 H2 3.5 B x 17 H2 3.5 B x 17 H2Whee

348Technical dataElectrical systemElectrical systemModel CLK 320 CLK 500 CLK 55 AMGGenerator (alternator) 14 V/120 A 14 V/150 A 14 V/150 AStarter moto

349Technical dataMain dimensionsMain dimensionsModel CLK 320 CLK 500 CLK 55 AMGOverall vehicle length 182.6 in (4638 mm) 182.6 in (4638 mm) 182.6 in (

35Getting startedAdjustingSeat adjustmentThe seat adjustment switches are located in each door.1 Seat height2 Seat fore and aft adjustment3 Seat cushi

350Technical dataWeightsWeightsRoof load max. 220 lb (100 kg)Trunk load max. 220 lb (100 kg)

351Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Capacities Vehicle components and their respective lubricants must

352Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Model Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Cooling system CLK 320CLK 500CLK 55 AMGapprox. 10.7

353Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Engine oilsEngine oils are specifically tested for their suitability in our engines. Therefore, only

354Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Premium unleaded gasoline Fuel requirementsOnly use premium unleaded gasoline meeting ASTM standard

355Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Damage or malfunctions resulting from poor fuel quality or from blending specific fuel additives are

356Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Anticorrosion/antifreezeYour vehicle contains a number of alumi-num parts. The use of aluminum compo

357Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Windshield and headlamp washer systemBoth the windshield and headlamp washer systems are supplied fr

358Technical dataConsumer informationConsumer informationThe following text is published as required of all manufacturers of passenger cars un-der Tit

359Technical dataConsumer informationTemperatureThe temperature grades are A (the high-est), B, and C, representing the tire’s resis-tance to the gene

36Getting startedAdjustingSeat cushion tilt왘 Press the switch up or down in the di-rection of arrow 3 until your upper legs are lightly supported.Back

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361Technical termsABS(Antilock Brake System)Prevents the wheels from locking up during braking so that the vehicle can continue to be steered.Alignmen

362Technical termsCAC(Customer Assistance Center)Mercedes-Benz customer service cen-ter, which can help you with any ques-tions about your vehicle and

363Technical termsEngine numberThe number set by the manufacturer and placed on the cylinder block to uniquely identify each engine pro-duced.Engine o

364Technical termsMemory function*Used to store three individual seat, steering wheel and mirror positions for each key or, if so equipped, KEY-LESS-G

365Technical termsRemote Vehicle DiagnosticsTransmission of vehicle data and cur-rent location to the Mercedes-Benz Customer Assistance Center for sub

366Technical termsTele Aid System(Telematic Alarm Identification on De-mand)The Tele Aid system consists of three types of response: automatic and man

367IndexAABS 23, 74, 361ABS control 75Malfunction indicator lamp 277Messages in display 284Warning lamp 277Accelerator position, automatic transmis-si

368IndexAir pressure see Tire inflation pressure 262Air recirculation mode 160Activating 160Deactivating 160Air vents, rear passenger compartmentAdjus

369IndexAutomatic lighting controlActivating 109Deactivating 109Automatic locking when driving 95Automatic transmission 141Accelerator position 146Act

37Getting startedAdjustingFolding backrests forward왘 Pull the release lever forward and swing the backrest to the front.Folding backrests to the rear왘

370IndexBulbs, replacing 316Additional turn signals 317Backup lamps 317Brake lamps 317Fog lamps 317Front lamps 317High beam 317High mounted brake lamp

371IndexChild safety 66Airbags 58Infant and child restraint systems 62, 66LATCH child seat mounts 71Child safety switch see Blocking of rear window op

372IndexCombination switch 107High beam flasher 47, 108Turn signals 47Windshield wipers 47Consumer information 358Control and operation of radio trans

373IndexHeadlamps 51Immobilizer 79Interior lighting delayed switch-off 132Rear window defroster 162Residual heat 164Seat heater 101Tow-away alarm 81De

374IndexResetting stored speed 202Sensor cover 271Setting a higher speed 201Setting a slower speed 202Setting following distance 203Setting the curren

375IndexEmergency tensioning device see ETD 65, 363Emission control 249Emission control label 342EndingA call (telephone) 139EngineCompartment 253Mess

376IndexFront lampsMessages in display 296–299Replacing bulbs 317, 318Switching on 105Front seat head restraintsInstalling 98Power seat 98Removing 98F

377IndexGPS 363GPS see COMAND* 233HHand-held transmitterProgramming integrated remote con-trol 236Hands-free microphone 27Hard plastic trim itemsClean

378IndexIntegrated remote controlCanadian programming 237Erasing memory 238Hand-held transmitter 236Operating 238Rolling code programming 237Interior

379IndexLLabels, identification 342Lamp bulbs, exterior 316Lamps, exteriorFront 317Light sensor 296Messages in display 296–299Rear 317Lamps, indicator

38Getting startedAdjustingSteering column, lengthen or shorten왘 Move stalk forward or back in the direc-tion of arrow 1 until a comfortable steering w

380IndexLoading 212Cargo tie-down rings 218Instructions 217Roof rack 212Ski sack* 212Split rear bench seat 215Locator lighting 107Setting 130Lock butt

381IndexMirrorsAdjusting 38Automatic antiglare for rear view mirror 149Exterior rear view mirror 38Exterior rear view mirror parking posi-tion 150Exte

382IndexOne-touch gearshifting 142Canceling gear range limit 142Downshifting 142Upshifting 142OpeningAshtray 223Cup holder 220, 221Doors from the insi

383IndexPassenger compartment 247Fuse box in 337Inside rear view mirror 38Interior lighting 109Parcel net in front passenger footwell 222Storage bags,

384IndexRear fog lamp 317Bulb 317Switching on 107Rear lamp bulbsReplacing 322Rear lamps see Tail lampsRear passenger compartmentAdjustable air vents 1

385IndexResettingAll functions (control system) 124All functions of a submenu 124Fuel consumption 137Service indicator (FSS) 267Stored speed in Distro

386IndexServiceCalling up the service indicator 267Major service (Service B) 266Minor service (Service A) 266Overdue 266Spare parts 340Types 266When d

387IndexSide windowsAutomatic opening 188Cleaning 272Closing 187, 188Closing with KEYLESS-GO* 91, 189, 192Closing with SmartKey 188Opening 187, 188Ope

388IndexSpeedometer 23Displaying gear range 143Displays 198Settings units 126Speedometer display modeSelecting 126SpeedshiftDownshifting 148Upshifting

389IndexSwitching onAudio system 168Automatic central locking (control sys-tem) 133ESP 78Front fog lamps 107Front lamps 105Hazard warning flasher 108H

39Getting startedAdjustingThe buttons are located above the exterior lamp switch.1 Adjustment button2 Passenger side mirror3 Driver’s side mirror왘 Mak

390IndexTelephone* 24, 226Answering a call 139Dialing a number from the phone book 139Ending a call 139Hands-free microphone 27Loading phone book* 139

391IndexTurn signals 47Additional in mirrors 317Cleaning lenses 271Front bulbs 317, 319, 321Indicator lamps 23Rear bulbs 317, 322Turning offEngine 51U

392IndexVehicle jack 306Vehicle lightingChecking 252Vehicle tool kit 305Alignment bolt 305Spare fuses 305Special fuse puller 305Towing eye bolt 305Veh

Service and LiteratureYour authorized Mercedes-Benz Center has trained technicians and original Mercedes-Benz parts to service your vehicle properly.

ContentsSafety and Security ... 55Occupant safety... 56Airbags ...

40Getting startedDrivingDrivingFastening the seat beltsWarning! GDo not lay any objects in the driver’s foot-well. Be careful that floor mats or carpe

41Getting startedDrivingThe seat belt presenter for driver and pas-senger makes it easier to put on the seat belt.1 Seat belt presenterThe seat belt p

42Getting startedDriving1 Latch plate2 Release button3 Buckle왘 With a smooth motion, pull the belt out of the seat belt presenter.왘 Place the belt ove

43Getting startedDrivingStarting the engine Automatic transmissionGearshift pattern for automatic transmissionP Park position with selector lever lock

44Getting startedDrivingStarting with the key왘 Turn the key in the starter switch to position 3 and hold until the engine starts (컄 page 31).왘 Depress

45Getting startedDrivingIf the engine does not start after several starting attempts, there could be a mal-function in the engine electronics or in th

46Getting startedDrivingAfter a cold start, the automatic transmis-sion engages at a higher revolution. This al-lows the catalytic converter to reach

47Getting startedDrivingTurn signals and high beamThe combination switch is on the left of the steering column.Combination switch1 Turn signals, right

48Getting startedDrivingSwitching on windshield wipers왘 Turn the combination switch to the de-sired position depending on the inten-sity of the rain.0

49Getting startedDrivingProblems while drivingThe engine runs erratically and misfires앫 An ignition cable may be damaged.앫 The engine electronics may

ContentsAutomatic transmission... 141One-touch gearshifting... 142Gear ranges ... 143

50Getting startedParking and lockingParking and lockingYou have now completed your first drive. You have properly stopped and parked your vehicle. End

51Getting startedParking and lockingSwitching off headlamps왘 Turn the exterior lamp switch to M (컄 page 46).More information can be found in the “Cont

52Getting startedParking and locking왘 After exiting the vehicle press the lock button‹ on the remote control (컄 page 30).The locking knobs on the door

53Getting startedParking and locking1 Lock button on the door handle왘 After exiting the vehicle, press lock button 1 on the door handle or on the trun

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55Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyPanic alarmDriving safety systemsAnti-theft systems

56Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyOccupant safetyIn this section you will learn the most im-portant facts about the restraint systems of the vehicle

57Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyAirbagsWarning! GIn the event that the SRS malfunction indica-tor lamp lights up during driving or does not come a

58Safety and SecurityOccupant safety앫 Adjust the driver seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper opera-tion of vehicle controls. The

59Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyresult in serious injuries or death should the side airbag be activated.(2) Always sit upright, properly use the s

ContentsOperation ... 239The first 1000 miles (1500 km) ... 240Driving instructions...

60Safety and SecurityOccupant safetySafety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning device and airbagWhen you sell your vehicle, we strongly

61Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyFront airbagsDriver and passenger airbags are de-ployed: 앫 in the event of a frontal impact앫 if impact exceeds a p

62Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyThe window curtain airbags 3 fill up the area between the A and C pillars (see ar-rows).1 Front side impact airbag

63Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyWarning! GAlways fasten your seat belt before driving off. Always make sure your passengers are properly restraine

64Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyWarning! GUSE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY앫 Seat belts can only work when used properly. Never wear seat belts in any other

65Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyEmergency tensioning device (ETD), seat belt force limiterThe seat belts for the front and rear outer seats are eq

66Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyChildren in the vehicleIf an infant or child is traveling with you in the vehicle:앫 Secure the child using an infa

67Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyA statement by the child restraint man-ufacturer of compliance with this stan-dard can be found on the instruction

68Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyBabySmartTM airbag deactivation system1 Indicator lampSpecial BabySmartTM compatible child seats, designed for use

69Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyWarning! GThe BabySmartTM airbag deactivation sys-tem will ONLY work with a special child seat designed to operate

ContentsPractical hints ... 275What to do if …?... 276Lamps in instrument cluster ...

70Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyInstallation of infant and child restraint systems1 Anchorage ring2 HookAnchorage rings 1 are located on the rear

71Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyChild seat anchors – “LATCH” typeThis vehicle is equipped with two “LATCH” (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren

72Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyBlocking of rear side window operation1 Override switch왘 Slide override switch 1 to the right.The rear side window

73Safety and SecurityPanic alarmPanic alarmAn audible alarm and blinking exterior lamps will operate for approximately 2½ minutes.1Â buttonActivating왘

74Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsDriving safety systemsIn this section you will find information on the following driving safety systems:앫 A

75Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsContinuous steady brake pedal pressure yields the advantages provided by the ABS, namely braking power and

76Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsBASThe Brake Assist System (BAS) operates in emergency situations. If you apply the brakes very quickly, th

77Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsMore information can be found in the “Practical hints” section (컄 page 276).Warning! GNever switch off the

78Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsSwitching off ESPTo improve the vehicle's traction, turn off the ESP in driving situations where it wo

79Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsAnti-theft systemsImmobilizerThe immobilizer prevents unauthorized persons from starting your vehicle.Activatin

ContentsFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. ... 351Capacities ... 351Engine oils ...

80Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsAnti-theft alarm systemOnce the alarm system has been armed, a visual and audible alarm is triggered when someo

81Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsTow-away alarmOnce the tow-away alarm is armed, a visual and audible alarm will be triggered when someone attem

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83Controls in detailLocking and unlockingSeatsMemory functionLightingInstrument clusterControl systemAutomatic transmissionGood visibilityAutomatic cl

84Controls in detailLocking and unlockingIn the “Controls in detail” section you will find detailed information on how to oper-ate the equipment insta

85Controls in detailLocking and unlockingFactory settingGlobal unlocking왘 Press button Œ.All turn signal lamps blink once. The locking knobs in the do

86Controls in detailLocking and unlockingChecking the batteries왘 Press button ‹ or Œ.Battery check lamp 5 lights up briefly to indicate that the key b

87Controls in detailLocking and unlockingOpening the trunk lidThe handle is located in the rear license plate recess.왘 Lift the trunk lid.The trunk li

88Controls in detailLocking and unlockingSmartKey with KEYLESS-GO*The KEYLESS-GO function is integrated into the SmartKey. On these vehicles, the vali

89Controls in detailLocking and unlocking앫 In order to start the engine with the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO:앫 the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO must be locat

9Product informationIntroductionProduct informationPlease observe the following in your own best interest:We recommend using Mercedes-Benz orig-inal p

90Controls in detailLocking and unlockingGlobal locking왘 Press lock button at door handle (컄 page 53) or trunk lid (컄 page 91).Unlocking the trunk lid

91Controls in detailLocking and unlockingLocking the vehicle1 Trunk lock button왘 Press the lock button at door (컄 page 53) or trunk.Closing the side w

92Controls in detailLocking and unlockingOpening the doors from the insideYou can open a locked door from the in-side. Open door only when conditions

93Controls in detailLocking and unlockingIf the trunk lid does not open, it is still locked separately (컄 page 95).Trunk lid emergency releaseThe emer

94Controls in detailLocking and unlockingClosing the trunk lid1 Handle왘 Lower trunk lid by pulling firmly on handle 1.Separately locking the trunk1 Lo

95Controls in detailLocking and unlockingSeparately unlocking the trunk왘 Turn the key completely to the left to position 2.You can now open the trunk.

96Controls in detailLocking and unlockingThe switch is located in the center console.Central locking switch1 Locking2 UnlockingLocking왘 Press upper ha

97Controls in detailSeatsSeatsInformation on seat adjustment can be found in the “Getting started” section (컄 page 34).Easy-entry/exit featureWith the

98Controls in detailSeatsFront seat head restraints, power seatRemoving front head restraints왘 Press switch 1 upwards and hold until the head restrain

99Controls in detailSeatsFolding rear head restraints back왘 Push release button 1.The rear head restraints will fold back-ward.Placing rear head restr