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Operator’s Manual
C-Class AMG
Order No. 6515 0187 13 Part No. 203 584 38 71 USA Edition D 2006
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Sommer\ Corporate\ Media\ AGOperator’s ManualC-Class AMGOrder No. 6515 0187 13 Part No. 203 584 38 71 USA Edition D 2006Ê4CtFg;Ë2035843871Operator’s M

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9Product information왔IntroductionProduct informationPlease observe the following in your own best interest:We recommend using Genuine Mercedes-Benz pa

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99Controls in detailLocking and unlockingOpening the doors from the insideYou can open a locked door from the inside. Open door only when conditions a

Page 4 - Contents

100Controls in detailLocking and unlockingThe vehicle must be unlocked.왘 Pull on handle 1.The trunk opens.The trunk can also be opened using button Š

Page 5

101Controls in detailLocking and unlockingClosing the trunk1 Handle2 Handles왘 Lower trunk lid by pulling firmly on handle 1 or handles 2.왘 Close trunk

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102Controls in detailLocking and unlockingTrunk emergency releaseWith the emergency release button, the trunk can be opened from inside the trunk. The

Page 7

103Controls in detailLocking and unlockingValet lockingThe lock is located next to the handle above the rear license plate recess.1 Neutral position2

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104Controls in detailLocking and unlockingLocking and unlocking from the insideYou can lock or unlock the doors and the trunk from inside using the ce

Page 9

105Controls in detailLocking and unlockingLocking왘 Press central locking switch 1.If all doors are closed, the vehicle locks.Unlocking왘 Press central

Page 10 - Introduction

106Controls in detailSeatsFor information on seat adjustment, see “Adjusting” (컄 page 35).Front seat active head restraintsYou cannot remove the activ

Page 11

107Controls in detailSeatsHead restraint height (rear outer seats)1 Release buttonRaising왘 Manually adjust the height of the head restraint by pulling

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108Controls in detailSeatsFolding head restraints back with switch in the center console1 Switch for rear seat head restraints왘 Start the engine (컄 pa

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

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109Controls in detailSeats1 Release buttonRemoving rear seat head restraints왘 Fold back head restraint (컄 page 107).왘 Pull head restraint to its highe

Page 15

110Controls in detailSeatsSeat heatingBoth switches for the front seats are locat-ed in the center console. The red indicator lamps in the switch come

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111Controls in detailMemory function왔 Memory functionPrior to operating the vehicle, the driver should check and adjust the seat height, seat position

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112Controls in detailMemory functionThe memory button and memory position switch are located on the door.1 Memory button2 Memory position switch왘 Swit

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113Controls in detailMemory functionStoring exterior rear view mirror parking positionFor easier parking, you can adjust the passenger-side exterior r

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114Controls in detailLightingFor information on how to switch on the headlamps and use the turn signals, see “Switching on headlamps” (컄 page 48) and

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115Controls in detailLightingManual headlamp modeThe low beam headlamps and the parking lamps can be switched on and off with the exterior lamp switch

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116Controls in detailLightingDaytime running lamp mode왘 Turn the exterior lamp switch to position M or U.When the engine is running, the low beam head

Page 22 - At a glance

117Controls in detailLightingLocator lighting and night security illuminationThe locator lighting and the night security illumination are described in

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118Controls in detailLightingRear fog lamp (driver’s side only)왘 Switch on the front fog lamps (컄 page 117).왘 Pull out the exterior lamp switch to sec

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

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119Controls in detailLightingHazard warning flasherThe hazard warning flasher can be switched on at all times, even with the SmartKey removed from the

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120Controls in detailLightingInterior lightingThe controls are located in the overhead control panel.1 Rear interior lights on/off2 Right front readin

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121Controls in detailLightingManual controlSwitching front/rear interior lights on and off왘 Press the W symbol on rocker switch 3 or the rear interior

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122Controls in detailInstrument clusterFor a full view illustration of the instrument cluster, see “At a glance” (컄 page 24).1 Reset buttonThe instrum

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123Controls in detailInstrument clusterCoolant temperature gaugeThe coolant temperature gauge is on the left side in the instrument cluster (컄 page 24

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124Controls in detailInstrument clusterTachometerThe red marking on the tachometer (컄 page 24) denotes excessive engine speed.To help protect the engi

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125Controls in detailControl system왔 Control systemThe control system is activated as soon as the SmartKey in the starter switch is turned to position

Page 32 - Getting started

126Controls in detailControl systemMultifunction steering wheelThe displays in the multifunction display and the settings in the control system are co

Page 33

127Controls in detailControl systemIt is helpful to think of the menus, and the functions within each menu, as being arranged in a circular pattern.앫

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128Controls 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

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12IntroductionOperator’s ManualMaintenanceThe Maintenance Booklet describes all the necessary maintenance work which should be performed at regular in

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129Controls in detailControl systemMenus, submenus and functionsMenu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3 Menu 4 Menu 5 Menu 6 Menu 7Standard displayAUDIO NAV* Vehicle sta

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130Controls in detailControl systemStandard display menuIn the standard display, the main odometer and the trip odometer are shown in the multifunctio

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131Controls in detailControl systemAUDIO menuThe functions in the Audio menu operate the audio equipment which you currently have turned on.If no audi

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132Controls in detailControl systemSelect satellite radio station* (USA only)The satellite radio is treated as a radio application.왘 Select satellite

Page 40

133Controls in detailControl systemFor more information on CD operation, see “CD mode” (컄 page 214) and for the CD changer*, see (컄 page 218).Selectin

Page 41

134Controls in detailControl systemNAV* menuTheNAV menu contains the functions needed to operate your navigation system.왘 Press button è or ÿ repeated

Page 42

135Controls in detailControl systemVehicle status messages have been recordedIf conditions have occurred causing status messages to be recorded, the n

Page 43

136Controls in detailControl systemResetting all settingsYou can reset all the functions of all submenus to the factory settings.왘 Press the reset but

Page 44

137Controls in detailControl systemThe table below shows what settings can be changed within the various menus. Detailed instructions on making indivi

Page 45

138Controls in detailControl systemInstrument cluster submenuAccess the Instr.Cl. submenu via the Settings menu. Use the Instr.Cl. submenu to change t

Page 46

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

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139Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button æ or ç to select the language to be used for the multifunction display messages.Available languages:

Page 48

140Controls in detailControl systemTime/Date submenuAccess the Time/Date submenu via the Settings menu. Use the Time/Date submenu to change the instru

Page 49

141Controls in detailControl systemThe selection marker is on the hour setting.왘 Press button æ or ç to set the hour.Set the time (minutes)This functi

Page 50

142Controls in detailControl systemSelect automatic time change (Daylight Saving Time (DST) summer/Standard time winter)This function can be seen in v

Page 51

143Controls in detailControl systemSet the date (day)This function can be seen in vehicles with audio system, or in vehicles with COMAND* if the time

Page 52

144Controls in detailControl systemThe selection marker is on the year setting.왘 Press button æ or ç to set the year.Lighting submenuAccess the Lighti

Page 53

145Controls in detailControl systemThe selection marker is on the current setting.왘 Press button æ or ç to select manual operation (Manual) or daytime

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146Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until the message Surround lighting appears in the multifunction display.The selec

Page 55

147Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button æ or ç to switch the delayed shut-off feature Off or On.왘 Turn the exterior lamp switch to position

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148Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until the message Automatic door lk. appears in the multifunction display.The sele

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14IntroductionWhere to find itThis Operator’s Manual is designed to pro-vide comprehensive support information for you, the vehicle operator. Each sec

Page 58

149Controls in detailControl system왘 Move the selection marker with button æ or ç to the Convenience submenu.왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until th

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150Controls in detailControl systemTrip computer menuUse the trip computer menu to call up statistical data on your vehicle.The following information

Page 60 - Safety and Security

151Controls in detailControl systemFuel consumption since last reset왘 Press button ÿ or è repeatedly until the first function of the trip computer men

Page 61

152Controls 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

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153Controls in detailControl systemAnswering a callWhen your telephone is ready to receive calls, you can answer a call at any time. In the multifunct

Page 63

154Controls in detailControl system왘 Press button s.The system dials the selected phone number.앫 If the connection is successful, the name of the part

Page 64

155Controls in detailAutomatic transmission왔 Automatic transmissionFor more information on driving with an automatic transmission see “Automatic trans

Page 65

156Controls in detailAutomatic transmission1 Current gear range/gear selector lever position2 Current program modeThe current gear range/gear selector

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157Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionGear selector lever positionEffectì Park positionGear selector lever position when the vehicle is parked. P

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158Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionDriving tipsAccelerator positionYour driving style influences the transmission’s shifting behavior:Less thr

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15IntroductionSymbols왔 SymbolsTrademarks:앫 ESP® is a registered trademark of DaimlerChrysler.앫 HomeLink® is a registered trademark of Prince, a Johnso

Page 69

159Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionStoppingWhen you stop briefly, e.g. at traffic lights:왘 Leave the transmission in gear.왘 Hold the vehicle w

Page 70

160Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionGear rangesWith the gear selector lever in position D and driving in the automatic shift program C or S (컄

Page 71

161Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionAutomatic shift programThe program mode selector switch is located on the lower part of the center console.

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162Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionGear selector lever one-touch gearshiftingEven with an automatic transmission, you can change the gears man

Page 73

163Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionSteering wheel gearshift control one-touch gearshiftingThe steering wheel gearshift control pro-vides an al

Page 74

164Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionThe following instructions describe opera-tion of the steering wheel gearshift control when driving in the

Page 75

165Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionManual shift programIn addition to the automatic shift program C or S, your vehicle is equipped with the ma

Page 76

166Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionThe current gear selector lever position and the selected program mode (M/C/S) are indicated in the multifu

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167Controls in detailAutomatic transmission왘 Briefly press the gear selector lever to the right in the D+ direction.or왘 Briefly press button 2 on the

Page 78

168Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionEmergency operation (Limp-Home Mode)If vehicle acceleration becomes less re-sponsive or sluggish or the tra

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16IntroductionOperating safetyProper use of the vehicleProper use of the vehicle requires that you are familiar with the following information and rul

Page 80

169Controls in detailGood visibility왔 Good visibilityFor information on the windshield wipers, see “Windshield wipers” (컄 page 50).Headlamp cleaning s

Page 81

170Controls in detailGood visibilityActivating exterior rear view mirror parking positionFollow these steps to activate the mirror parking position so

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171Controls in detailGood visibility왘 Make sure the Mirror set. parking aid function in the Convenience submenu of the control system is switched to O

Page 83

172Controls in detailGood visibilityRear window sunshade*The switch is located in the center console.1 Rear window sunshade switch왘 Switch on the igni

Page 84

173Controls in detailGood visibilityRear window defrosterThe rear window defroster uses a large amount of power. To keep the battery drain to a minimu

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174Controls in detailClimate control

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175Controls in detailClimate controlClimate control panel (USA only)Climate control panel (Canada only)Item1 Left side defroster vent, fixed2 Left sid

Page 87

176Controls in detailClimate controlThe climate control is operational when-ever the engine is running. You can oper-ate the climate control system in

Page 88

177Controls in detailClimate controlDeactivating the climate control systemDeactivating왘 Set air volume control 1 (컄 page 175) to position 0. Reactiva

Page 89

178Controls in detailClimate controlSetting the temperatureUse temperature controls 2 and 3 (컄 page 175) to separately adjust the air temperature on e

Page 90

17IntroductionProblems with your vehicle왔 Problems with your vehicleIf you should experience a problem with your vehicle, particularly one that you be

Page 91

179Controls in detailClimate control왘 Turn air distribution control 4 (컄 page 175) to the desired symbol.Opening center and side air vents왘 Turn thumb

Page 92

180Controls in detailClimate controlWindshield fogged on the outside왘 Switch the windshield wipers on (컄 page 50).왘 Press button U (컄 page 175).The in

Page 93

181Controls in detailClimate controlDeactivating왘 Press button , (컄 page 175).The indicator lamp on the button goes out.In the event that the closing

Page 94

182Controls in detailClimate controlAir conditioningThe cooling function, only operational when the engine is running, cools the vehi-cle interior dow

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183Controls in detailClimate controlRear passenger compartment adjustable air ventsThe air conditioning for the rear passenger compartment is controll

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184Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)

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185Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Automatic climate control panelItem1 Left side defroster vent, fixed2 Left side air vent,

Page 98

186Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)The automatic climate control is operation-al whenever the engine is running. You can ope

Page 99

187Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Deactivating the automatic climate control systemDeactivating왘 Press button ´ (컄 page 185

Page 100 - Controls in detail

188Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Deactivating왘 Press button U (컄 page 185) again.The indicator lamp on the button goes out

Page 101

18IntroductionReporting safety defectsFor the USA only:The following text is published as required of manufacturers under Title 49, Code of U.S. Feder

Page 102

189Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Adjusting air distributionUse air distribution controls 1 and 8 (컄 page 185) to separatel

Page 103

190Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Adjusting air volumeUse button U (컄 page 185) for auto-matic mode or air volume controls

Page 104

191Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Windshield fogged on the outside왘 Switch the windshield wipers on (컄 page 50).If the auto

Page 105

192Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Deactivating왘 Press button , (컄 page 185) again.The indicator lamp on the button goes out

Page 106

193Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Charcoal filterAn activated charcoal filter markedly reduces bad odors and removes pollut

Page 107

194Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Deactivating왘 Press button e (컄 page 185).The indicator lamp on the button goes out.Air c

Page 108

195Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)DeactivatingIt is possible to deactivate the air condi-tioning (cooling) function of the

Page 109

196Controls in detailAutomatic climate control* (Canada only)Deactivating왘 Press button 9 (컄 page 185). The indicator lamp on the button goes out.The

Page 110

197Controls in detailAudio system왔 Audio systemAudio and telephone, operationThese instructions are intended to help you become familiar with your Mer

Page 111

198Controls in detailAudio systemOperating and display elements

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19IntroductionVehicle data recording왔 Vehicle data recordingInformation regarding electronic recording devices (Including notice pursuant to Californi

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199Controls in detailAudio systemItem Page1 CD changer mode selectorAUX mode selector2142052 Single CD mode selector 2183 Radio mode selector4 Mute f

Page 115

200Controls in detailAudio systemButton and soft key operationIn these instructions, the alphanumeric keypad (right side of radio panel) and the funct

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201Controls in detailAudio systemSwitching off왘 Remove SmartKey from starter switch.or왘 Press M button.Adjusting the volume왘 Turn rotary control of N

Page 117

202Controls in detailAudio systemAdjusting treble왘 Press O button repeatedly until TREBLE appears in the display.왘 Press + or– soft key to increase or

Page 118

203Controls in detailAudio systemReturning sound functions to factory settings왘 Press O button to call up settings menu in the display.왘 Press RES sof

Page 119

204Controls in detailAudio systemAdjusting balance왘 Press P button repeatedly until BALANCE appears in the display.왘 Press X or Y soft key.The volume

Page 120

205Controls in detailAudio systemConnecting an external audio source (AUX) to the radio*An optional dealer-installed cinch-connec-tor* for connecting

Page 121

206Controls in detailAudio systemCalling up wavebands for radios with SAT왘 Press FM, AM, or WB soft key repeatedly until desired waveband has been sel

Page 122

207Controls in detailAudio systemManual tuning왘 Select desired waveband.왘 Press S or T button for approx. 3 seconds.왘 Press button repeatedly until de

Page 123

208Controls in detailAudio systemAutostore – automatic station memoryThe Autostore memory function provides an additional memory level. The station me

Page 125

209Controls in detailAudio systemSearch왘 Press S or T button to tune in the next receivable weather band station.Scan search앫 Starting scan search왘 Pr

Page 126

210Controls in detailAudio systemProgram categoriesThe channels are categorized. Categories allow you to tune to stations broadcasting a certain type

Page 127

211Controls in detailAudio system왘 Press ESN soft key.The twelve-digit electronic serial number (ESN) of the SAT tuner* installed in your vehicle is d

Page 128

212Controls in detailAudio systemAccessing via number keys왘 Enter number of preset you wish to select, e.g. 1.The radio plays the station stored under

Page 129

213Controls in detailAudio systemThe system will automatically switch to a station of the selected category if the currently selected station is not o

Page 130

214Controls in detailAudio systemStoring stations왘 Tune in desired station.왘 Press and hold desired station button 1 to R until a brief signal tone is

Page 131

215Controls in detailAudio systemGeneral notesThe system may not be able to play audio CDs with copy protection.Playing copied CDs may cause malfuncti

Page 132

216Controls in detailAudio systemTips on handling CDs앫 Handle CDs carefully to prevent interference during playback.앫 Avoid scratches, fingerprints an

Page 133

217Controls in detailAudio systemCompatible bit and sampling ratesFixed and variable bit rates of up to 320 kBit/s are possible.The following table li

Page 134

218Controls in detailAudio systemOperating the single CD player in the audio system unitLoading a CDThe single CD player in the audio system unit has

Page 135

21At a glanceCockpitInstrument clusterMultifunction steering wheelCenter consoleOverhead control panelDoor control panel

Page 136

219Controls in detailAudio systemLoading/unloading the CD magazine왘 Slide changer door to the right and press g button.Magazine will be ejected.1 CD2

Page 137

220Controls in detailAudio systemPlaying tracksYou have the following options:앫 Audio system with CD changer*: selecting CDs앫 Direct track entry앫 Trac

Page 138

221Controls in detailAudio systemSkipping tracks forward/backward앫 Skipping tracks forward왘 Press S button briefly.The next track will be played.앫 Ski

Page 139

222Controls in detailAudio systemRepeatThe track being played is repeated until the repeat function is switched off.앫 Switching on repeat왘 Press RPT s

Page 140

223Controls in detailAudio systemGSM network phonesUsing your Mercedes-Benz specified mobile telephone*, a number of functions and operating steps can

Page 141

224Controls in detailAudio systemAdjusting the volume왘 Turn rotary control of N button during a telephone call.The volume will increase or decrease de

Page 142

225Controls in detailAudio system앫 Searching and calling up telephone book entries by nameYou can access your mobile telephone’s phone book using the

Page 143

226Controls in detailAudio system왘 When you have selected a number, press s button.The call will be made.앫 Viewing the telephone number of a telephone

Page 144

227Controls in detailAudio systemRedialIf the number you have dialed is busy, you can again place calls to the last ten telephone numbers dialed using

Page 145

228Controls in detailAudio systemMuting a callIt is possible to mute a call; the caller is then no longer able to hear you.앫 Mute on왘 PressMUT soft ke

Page 146

22At a glanceCockpit

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229Controls in detailAudio system앫 Terminating a call왘 Press t button.The current call is terminated. You are again connected with the caller previous

Page 148

230Controls in detailAudio system왘 Press OK soft key after entering correct code.The telephone is unlocked. If you have entered an incorrect code, you

Page 149

231Controls in detailAudio system앫 Searching and calling up phone book entries by nameYou can access your mobile telephone’s phone book with the audio

Page 150

232Controls in detailAudio system왘 When you have selected a number, press s button.The call will be made.앫 Viewing the telephone number of a phone boo

Page 151

233Controls in detailAudio systemRedialIf the number you have dialed is busy, you can again place calls to the last ten telephone numbers dialed using

Page 152

234Controls in detailAudio systemMuting a callIt is possible to mute a call; the caller is then no longer able to hear you.앫 Mute on왘 PressMUT soft ke

Page 153

235Controls in detailAudio systemPlacing a second callIf you wish to place another call during an already active call, you can place the second call a

Page 154

236Controls in detailAudio systemThe following conditions must be met for a “911” emergency call:앫 Telephone must be switched on. 앫 The corresponding

Page 155

237Controls in detailAudio systemTDMA/CDMA network phonesPlacing a “911” emergency call using audio head unit with the phone locked왘 Press h button to

Page 156

238Controls in detailPower windowsOpening and closing the windowsThe side windows are opened and closed electrically. The switches for all the side wi

Page 157

23At a glanceCockpitItem Page1 Steering wheel gearshift control1632 Cruise control lever 2453 Multifunction steering wheel26,1264 Horn5 Instrument clu

Page 158 - Automatic transmission

239Controls in detailPower windows왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).Opening the windows왘 Press switch 1 to 4 to the resistance point.The correspond

Page 159

240Controls in detailPower windowsStopping windows왘 Press or pull respective switch again.Synchronizing power windowsThe power windows must be resynch

Page 160

241Controls in detailPower windowsSummer opening featureIf the weather is warm, you can ventilate the vehicle before driving off by simulta-neously:앫

Page 161

242Controls in detailPower tilt/sliding sunroofOpening and closing the power tilt/sliding sunroofThe tilt/sliding sunroof can be opened and closed ele

Page 162

243Controls in detailPower tilt/sliding sunroof왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).Opening and closing the power tilt/sliding sunroof왘 To open, close

Page 163

244Controls in detailPower tilt/sliding sunroofStopping the power tilt/sliding sunroof during Express-operation왘 Move the sunroof switch in any direct

Page 164

245Controls in detailDriving systems왔 Driving systemsThe driving system of your vehicle is described on the following pages:앫 Cruise control, with whi

Page 165

246Controls in detailDriving systems1 Sets current or higher speed2 Sets current or lower speed3 Cancels cruise control4 Resumes at last set speedSett

Page 166

247Controls in detailDriving systemsSetting a higher speed왘 Lift cruise control lever to position 1 and hold it up until the desired speed is reached.

Page 167

248Controls in detailLoadingRoof rack*왘 Mount the roof rack only between the fastening points (see arrows).왘 Secure the roof rack according to manufac

Page 168

24At a glanceInstrument cluster

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249Controls in detailLoadingSki sack (Canada only)1 Handle2 Cover3 ArmrestUnfolding and loading왘 Fold armrest 3 down (arrow).왘 Pull handle 1 and swing

Page 170

250Controls in detailLoading5 Button왘 Open trunk lid.왘 Press button 5.The flap opens downward.왘 From trunk, slide skis into ski sack.6 Strap왘 Tighten

Page 171

251Controls in detailLoading7 Hook8 Eye왘 Connect hook 7 to eye 8.Tighten strap by pulling at the loose end (arrow).Unloading and folding왘 Loosen the s

Page 172

252Controls in detailLoadingInstalling the ski sackInstall the ski sack in the reverse order.왘 Push ski sack frame 2 with ski sack inward until the sk

Page 173

253Controls in detailLoading왘 Pull release handle 2.왘 Fold seat cushion 3 forward.왘 Fold backrest 4 forward.Returning the backrest to original positio

Page 174

254Controls in detailLoadingLoading instructionsThe total load weight including vehicle occupants and luggage/cargo should not exceed the load limit o

Page 175

255Controls in detailLoadingCargo tie-down rings*The four cargo tie-down rings are located in the trunk.Cargo tie-down rings왘 Carefully secure cargo b

Page 176

256Controls in detailUseful featuresStorage compartments Glove box1 Glove box lid release2 Glove boxOpening glove box왘 Pull glove box lid release 1.Th

Page 177

257Controls in detailUseful featuresArmrest storage compartments1 Handle2 Button, passenger side3 Button, driver’s sideOpening storage compartment왘 Pu

Page 178

258Controls in detailUseful featuresParcel net in front passenger footwellA small convenience parcel net is located in the front passenger footwell. I

Page 179 - Climate control

25At a glanceInstrument clusterItem Page1 Speedometer with:v Electronic Stability Program (ESP®) warning lamp84,354; Brake warning lamp, USA only46, 5

Page 180

259Controls in detailUseful featuresSliding out swiveling cup holder왘 Push button 1.The cup holder slides upward.Turning swiveling cup holder outward왘

Page 181

260Controls in detailUseful featuresCup holder in rear seat armrest1 Cup holderOpening cup holder왘 Briefly press the front of cup holder 1.The cup hol

Page 182

261Controls in detailUseful featuresRemoving ashtray insert왘 Secure vehicle from movement by setting the parking brake.왘 Move the gear selector lever

Page 183

262Controls in detailUseful featuresCigarette lighter왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).1 Cover plate2 Cigarette lighter왘 Briefly press the bottom o

Page 184

263Controls in detailUseful features왘 Push down cover plate 1 to close ashtray.The cover plate engages.Power outletThe power outlet is located in the

Page 185

264Controls in detailUseful featuresYou can take and place telephone calls using the s and t buttons on the steering wheel. To carry out other tele-ph

Page 186

265Controls in detailUseful featuresThe Tele Aid system(Telematic Alarm Identification on Demand)The Tele Aid system consists of three types of respon

Page 187

266Controls in detailUseful featuresSystem self-checkInitially, after switching on ignition, mal-functions are detected and indicated (the indicator l

Page 188

267Controls in detailUseful featuresA voice connection between the Response Center and the occupants of the vehicle will be established automatically

Page 189

268Controls in detailUseful featuresRoadside Assistance button •The Roadside Assistance button • is located below the center armrest cover.왘 Open the

Page 190

26At a glanceMultifunction steering wheelItem Page1 Multifunction display 125Operating control system 1262 Telephone*:Press buttons to take a callto d

Page 191

269Controls in detailUseful featuresThe Mercedes-Benz Roadside Assistance dispatcher will either dispatch a qualified Mercedes-Benz technician or arra

Page 192

270Controls in detailUseful featuresInformation button ¡The Information button ¡ is located below the center armrest cover.왘 Open the storage compartm

Page 193

271Controls in detailUseful featuresCall priorityIf other service calls such as a Roadside Assistance call or Information call are active, an Emergenc

Page 194

272Controls in detailUseful featuresRemote door unlockIn case you have locked your vehicle unin-tentionally (e.g. SmartKey inside vehicle), and the re

Page 195

273Controls in detailUseful featuresGarage door openerThe integrated remote control is capable of operating up to three separately controlled devices.

Page 196

274Controls in detailUseful featuresProgramming the integrated remote controlStep 1:왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).Step 2:왘 If you have previous

Page 197

275Controls in detailUseful featuresStep 5:왘 After the indicator lamp 1 changes from a slow to a rapidly flashing light, release the hand-held remote

Page 198

276Controls in detailUseful featuresStep 8:왘 Locate “training” button on the garage door opener motor head unit. Exact location and color of the butto

Page 199

277Controls in detailUseful featuresIf you live in Canada or if you are having difficulties programming a gate operator (regardless of where you live)

Page 200

278Controls in detailUseful featuresErasing the integrated remote control memory왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).왘 Simultaneously press and hold d

Page 201

27At a glanceCenter console왔 Center consoleUpper partItem Page1 Seat heating, driver’s side 1102 Rear window sunshade switch*1723 ESP® control switch

Page 202

279Controls in detailUseful featuresiUSA only:This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions

Page 204

281OperationThe first 1000 miles (1500 km)Driving instructionsAt the gas stationEngine compartmentTires and wheelsWinter drivingMaintenanceVehicle car

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282OperationIn the “Operation” section you will find detailed information on operating, main-taining and caring for your vehicle.The first 1000 miles

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283OperationDriving instructions왔 Driving instructionsDrive sensibly – save fuelFuel consumption, to a great extent, depends on driving habits and ope

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284OperationDriving instructionsBrakes To help prevent brake disk corrosion after driving on wet road surfaces (particularly salted roads), it is advi

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285OperationDriving instructionsAfter hard braking, it is advisable to drive on for some time, rather than immediately park, so that the air stream wi

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286OperationDriving instructionsTiresTreadwear indicators (TWI) are required by law. These indicators are located in six places on the tread circumfer

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287OperationDriving instructionsHydroplaningDepending on the depth of the water layer on the road, hydroplaning may occur, even at low speeds and with

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288OperationDriving instructionsTire speed ratingRegardless of the tire speed rating, local speed limits should be obeyed. Use prudent driving speeds

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28At a glanceCenter consoleLower partItem Page1 Ashtray 260Cigarette lighter 2622 Gear selector lever for automatic transmission45,1573 Cup holder 258

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289OperationDriving instructionsRoad salts and chemicals can adversely affect braking efficiency. Increased pedal force may become necessary to produc

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290OperationDriving instructionsPassenger compartmentDriving abroadAbroad, there is an extensive Mercedes-Benz service network at your disposal. If yo

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291OperationDriving instructionsCatalytic converterYour Mercedes-Benz is equipped with monolithic-type catalytic converters, an important element in c

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292OperationDriving instructionsCoolant temperatureDuring severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant temperature may rise c

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293OperationAt the gas station왔 At the gas stationRefuelingThe fuel filler flap is located on the right-hand side of the vehicle towards the rear. Loc

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294OperationAt the gas station왘 Replace fuel cap by turning it clockwise until it audibly engages.왘 Close fuel filler flap.Check regularly and before

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295OperationAt the gas stationCoolantFor normal replenishing, use water (pota-ble water quality). For more information, see “Coolant level” (컄 page 30

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296OperationAt the gas stationTire inflation pressureFor more information on tire inflation pres-sure, see “Checking tire inflation pressure” (컄 page

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297OperationEngine compartment왔 Engine compartmentHoodOpeningThe hood lock release lever is located to the left of the steering wheel under the dashbo

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298OperationEngine compartmentClosing왘 Let the hood drop from a height of approximately 1 ft (30 cm).The hood will lock audibly.왘 Check to make sure t

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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

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29At a glanceOverhead control panel왔 Overhead control panelItem Page1 Rear interior lighting on/off 1212 Power tilt/sliding sunroof 2423 Right readin

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299OperationEngine compartmentChecking engine oil level with the control systemWhen checking the oil level앫 the vehicle must be parked on level ground

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300OperationEngine compartmentIf you see the message:Observe waiting time왘 If engine is at operating temperature, wait 5 minutes before repeating chec

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301OperationEngine compartment1 Filler cap왘 Unscrew filler cap 1 from filler neck.왘 Add engine oil as required. Be careful not to overfill with oil.Be

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302OperationEngine compartmentThe coolant expansion tank is located on the passenger side of the engine compart-ment. 1 Coolant expansion tank2 Cap왘 U

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303OperationEngine compartmentBatteryYour vehicle’s battery is located in the engine compartment on the right hand side (컄 page 411).The battery shoul

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304OperationEngine compartmentWindshield washer system and headlamp cleaning system*The windshield washer reservoir is located in the engine compartme

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305OperationTires and wheels왔 Tires and wheelsSee an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for information on tested and recommended rims and tires for summ

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306OperationTires and wheelsTire care and maintenanceRegularly check your tire inflation pressure at least once a month. For more informa-tion on chec

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307OperationTires and wheelsTread depth Do not allow your tires to wear down too far. Adhesion properties on wet roads are sharply reduced at tread de

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308OperationTires and wheelsDirection of rotationUnidirectional tires offer added advan-tages, such as better hydroplaning perfor-mance. To benefit, h

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30At a glanceDoor control panelItem Page1 Inside door handle 992 Memory function (for storing seat, exterior mirror and steering wheel settings)1113 S

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309OperationTires and wheels1 Driver’s door B-pillarFollowing is a discussion on how to work with the information contained on the two placards with r

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310OperationTires and wheelsThe placard showing the load limit informa-tion is located on the driver’s door B-pillar. If your vehicle is equipped with

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311OperationTires and wheelsPlacard (Example A)1 Seating capacityPlacard (Example B)1 Seating capacitySteps for determining correct load limitThe foll

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312OperationTires and wheelsStep 6 (if applicable)왘 If your vehicle will be towing a trailer, load from your trailer will be trans-ferred to your vehi

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313OperationTires and wheelsThe higher the weight of all occupants, the less cargo and luggage load capacity is available.For more information, see “T

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314OperationTires and wheelsCertification labelEven after careful determination of the combined weight of all occupants, cargo and the trailer tongue

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315OperationTires and wheelsRecommended tire inflation pressureYour vehicle is equipped with either the Tire and Loading Information placard (Example

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316OperationTires and wheelsPlacard (Example B)1 Vehicle Tire Information placard with recommended cold tire inflation pressuresPlacard (Example B) li

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317OperationTires and wheelsChecking tire inflation pressureRegularly check your tire inflation pressure at least once a month.Check and adjust the ti

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318OperationTires and wheels왘 Install the valve cap.왘 Repeat this procedure for each tire.Run Flat Indicator* (Canada only)While the vehicle is being

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31Getting startedUnlockingAdjustingDrivingParking and locking

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319OperationTires and wheelsReactivating the Run Flat Indicator*The tire inflation pressure monitor must be reactivated in the following situations:앫

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320OperationTires and wheels왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).The standard display menu appears in the multifunction display (컄 page 130).왘 Press b

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321OperationTires and wheelsOverinflated tiresOverinflated tires can:앫 adversely affect handling characteristics앫 cause uneven tire wear앫 be more pron

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322OperationTires and wheelsTire size designation, load and speed rating1 Tire width 2 Aspect ratio in %3 Radial tire code4 Rim diameter5 Tire load ra

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323OperationTires and wheelsRim diameterThe rim diameter 4 (컄 page 322) is the diameter of the bead seat, not the diameter of the rim edge. Rim diamet

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324OperationTires and wheelsTire speed ratingThe tire speed rating 6 (컄 page 322) indicates the approved maximum speed for the tire.Summer tires앫 At t

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325OperationTires and wheels앫 Any tire with a speed capability above 186 mph (300 km/h) must include a “ZR” in the size designation AND the service de

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326OperationTires and wheelsIn addition to tire load rating, special load information may be molded into the tire sidewall following the letter design

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327OperationTires and wheelsDOT (Department of Transportation)A tire branding symbol 1 (컄 page 326) which denotes the tire meets require-ments of the

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328OperationTires and wheelsFor more information on tire load rating (컄 page 323).For information on calculating total and cargo load capacities (컄 pa

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32Getting startedThe “Getting started” section provides an overview of the vehicle’s most basic func-tions. First-time Mercedes-Benz owners should pay

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329OperationTires and wheelsUniform Tire Quality Grading Standards (U.S. vehicles)Tire manufacturers are required to grade tires based on three perfor

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330OperationTires and wheelsTractionThe traction grades, from highest to low-est, are AA, A, B, and C. Those grades rep-resent the tire’s ability to s

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331OperationTires and wheelsTire ply material1 Plies in sidewall2 Plies under treadThis marking tells you about the type of cord and number of plies i

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332OperationTires and wheelsCurb weightThe weight of a motor vehicle with standard equipment including the maxi-mum capacity of fuel, oil, and coolant

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333OperationTires and wheelsMaximum tire inflation pressureThis number is the greatest amount of air pressure that should ever be put in the tire unde

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334OperationTires and wheelsTire load ratingNumerical code associated with the maximum load a tire can support.Tire ply composition and material usedT

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335OperationTires and wheelsRotating tiresTire rotation can be performed on vehicles with tires of the same dimension all around. If your vehicle is e

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336OperationWinter drivingBefore the onset of winter, have your vehicle winterized at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. This service includes:앫 Chec

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337OperationWinter drivingBlock heater (Canada only)The engine is equipped with a block heater.The electrical cable may be installed at an authorized

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338OperationMaintenanceWe strongly recommend that you have your vehicle serviced by an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center, in accordance with the Mainten

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33Getting startedUnlockingStarter switch positions SmartKeyStarter switch0 For removing SmartKeyThe steering is locked when the SmartKey is removed fr

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339OperationMaintenanceClearing the maintenance service indicator messageThe maintenance service indicator is automatically cleared앫 after 10 seconds

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340OperationMaintenanceResetting the maintenance service indicator In the event that the maintenance service on your vehicle is not carried out by an

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341OperationVehicle care왔 Vehicle careCleaning and care of the vehicleWhile in operation, even while parked, your vehicle is subjected to varying exte

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342OperationVehicle careWe have selected car-care products and compiled recommendations which are specially matched to our vehicles and which always r

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343OperationVehicle careEngine cleaningPrior to cleaning the engine compartment, make sure to protect electrical compo-nents and connectors from the i

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344OperationVehicle careOrnamental moldingsFor regular cleaning and care of ornamen-tal moldings, use a damp cloth.Headlamps, tail lamps, side markers

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345OperationVehicle careCleaning the windows and the wiper blades왘 Switch on the ignition (컄 page 33).왘 Turn combination switch to wiper setting II (컄

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346OperationVehicle careLight alloy wheelsIf possible, clean wheels once a week.왘 Use Mercedes-Benz approved Wheel Care, a soft bristle brush and a st

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347OperationVehicle careHeadliner and shelf below rear window 왘 Use a soft bristle brush or a dry-sham-poo cleaner in case of excessive dirt. Seat bel

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34Getting startedUnlockingiWhen you switch on ignition, the indicator and warning lamps (except low beam headlamp indicator lamp, high beam headlamp i

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349Practical hintsWhat to do if …Where will I find ...?Unlocking/locking in an emergencyOpening/closing in an emergencyResetting activated head restra

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350Practical hintsWhat to do if …Lamps in instrument cluster General information:If any of the following lamps in the instru-ment cluster fails to com

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351Practical hintsWhat to do if …Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution; (USA only)3 (Canada only)The red brake warning lamp comes on w

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352Practical hintsWhat to do if …Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutionú (USA only)± (Canada only)The yellow engine malfunction indicat

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353Practical hintsWhat to do if …Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutionú (USA only)± (Canada only)The yellow engine malfunction indicat

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354Practical hintsWhat to do if …Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solutionv The yellow ESP® warning lamp comes on while driving.The ESP® i

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355Practical hintsWhat to do if …Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution< The red seat belt telltale comes on and a warning chime sou

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356Practical hintsWhat to do if …Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution1 The red SRS indicator lamp comes on while driving.There is a m

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357Practical hintsWhat to do if …Lamp in center consoleProblem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution56 The front passenger front air bag off i

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358Practical hintsWhat to do if …Vehicle status messages in the multifunction displayWarning and malfunction messages appear in the multifunction disp

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35Getting startedAdjusting왔 AdjustingSeatsThe seats can be adjusted electrically.For more information, see “Seats” (컄 page 106).Warning! GAll seat, he

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359Practical hintsWhat to do if …On the pages that follow, you will find a compilation of the most important warning and malfunction messages that may

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360Practical hintsWhat to do if …Text messagesDisplay message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionABSmalfunctionVisit workshopThe ABS has dete

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361Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionESPunavailableSee Operator’s ManualThe ESP® was deactivat

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362Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionESPunavailableSee Operator’s ManualThe charging voltage h

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363Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionSRSRestraint system malfunctionDrive to workshopThe syste

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364Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionRun Flat Indicatorinactive The Run Flat Indicator* is mal

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365Practical hintsWhat to do if …Symbol messagesDisplay symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution#Battery AlternatorVisit wo

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366Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution; (USA only)! (Canada only)ReleaseParking

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367Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionBCoolantCheck levelThe coolant level is to

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368Practical hintsWhat to do if …During severe operating conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant tem-perature may rise close to 248°F (12

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36Getting startedAdjustingPower seat adjustmentThe seat adjustment switches are located on the respective front door.1 Head restraint height2 Seat hei

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369Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution•CoolantStop, engine off!The poly-V-belt c

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370Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionÑCruise contr.Drive to workshopCruise cont

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371Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionN USA only:At next gas stationadd 1.0 qt

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372Practical hintsWhat to do if …When the message At next gas station add 1.0 qt engine oil (Canada: 1.0 l) appears while the engine is running and at

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373Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution4Check gas cap.See Operator’s ManualA loss

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374Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution.3rd brake lampThe high mounted brake lamp

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375Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution.High beam leftThe left high beam lamp is

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376Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution.Low beam rightThe right low beam lamp is

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377Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution.Turn signalleft frontThe left front turn

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378Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution<Belt systemDrive to workshopThe seat b

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37Getting startedAdjustingSeat cushion tilt왘 Press switch up or down in direction of arrow 3 until your upper legs are lightly supported.Seat backrest

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379Practical hintsWhat to do if …Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solutionKClose slid./pop-upsunroofYou have opened

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380Practical hintsWhere will I find ...?First aid kitThe first aid kit is located in the trunk on the left side secured by a hook and loop fastener.1

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381Practical hintsWhere will I find ...?1 Vehicle jack2 Collapsible wheel chock and spare wheel bolts3 Towing eye bolt4 Alignment bolt5 Wheel wrench6

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382Practical hintsWhere will I find ...?왘 Turn crank handle clockwise.Before storing the vehicle jack in its compartment:앫 It should be fully collapse

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383Practical hintsWhere will I find ...?Spare wheelThe spare wheel with collapsible tire is lo-cated in the storage compartment under-neath the trunk

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384Practical hintsWhere will I find ...?왘 Pierce the protective wrap with retaining screw 3.왘 Secure the spare wheel by turning re-taining screw 3 clo

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385Practical hintsWhere will I find ...?Spare wheel bolts1 Wheel bolt for light alloy rims2 Wheel bolt for spare wheel (located in trunk with spare wh

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386Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergencyUnlocking the vehicleIf you are unable to unlock the vehicle with the SmartKey, open the driver’s d

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387Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergencyUnlocking and opening the trunkA minimum height clearance of 5.71 ft (1.74 m) is required to open t

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388Practical hintsUnlocking/locking in an emergency1 Locking왘 Insert the mechanical key into the driver’s door lock until it stops.왘 Turn the mechanic

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38Getting startedAdjustingSteering wheel Steering wheel adjustment, electricalThe lever for the electrical steering wheel adjustment is located on the

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389Practical hintsOpening/closing in an emergency왔 Opening/closing in an emergencyPower tilt/sliding sunroofYou can open or close the tilt/sliding sun

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390Practical hintsOpening/closing in an emergencyiTurn crank 3 slowly and smoothly.The tilt/sliding sunroof must be synchronized after being operated

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391Practical hintsResetting activated head restraints왔 Resetting activated head restraintsResetting activated head restraintsIf the active head restra

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392Practical hintsReplacing SmartKey batteriesIf the batteries in the SmartKey are discharged, the vehicle can no longer be locked or unlocked. It is

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393Practical hintsReplacing SmartKey batteriesSmartKeyReplacement batteries: Lithium, type CR 2025 or equivalent.왘 Remove the mechanical key (컄 page 3

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394Practical hintsReplacing bulbsSafe vehicle operation depends on proper exterior lighting and signaling. It is there-fore essential that all bulbs a

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395Practical hintsReplacing bulbsBulbs Front lampsLamp Type1 Additional turn signal lampLED2 Halogen headlamp:Turn signal lampBi-Xenon* headlamp:Turn

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396Practical hintsReplacing bulbsRear lamps Notes on bulb replacement앫 Only use 12 volt bulbs of the same type and with the specified watt rating. 앫 S

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397Practical hintsReplacing bulbsHave the LEDs and bulbs for the following lamps replaced by an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center:앫 Additional turn sign

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398Practical hintsReplacing bulbsLow beam bulb왘 Press the clamp on housing cover 1 and remove it.왘 Pull the electrical connector off.왘 Turn bulb socke

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

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39Getting startedAdjustingEasy-entry/exit featureThis feature allows for easier entry into and exit from the vehicle. When entering and exiting the ve

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399Practical hintsReplacing bulbsBi-Xenon* headlamp1 Housing cover for Bi-Xenon headlamp2 Housing cover for high beam flasher, parking and standing la

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400Practical hintsReplacing bulbsFront turn signal lamp bulb왘 Turn bulb socket 3 with the bulb counterclockwise and remove it.왘 Press gently onto the

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401Practical hintsReplacing bulbs왘 Fold the corresponding trim panel to the side.왘 Turn latch 1 to vertical position and remove the bulb carrier.Bulb

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402Practical hintsReplacing wiper bladesRemoving and installing wiper blades 왘 Remove SmartKey from starter switch.Removing wiper blades1 Unlocking2 T

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403Practical hintsReplacing wiper bladesInstalling wiper blades1 Recess2 Tab3 Locking4 Taper piece5 Square recess왘 Lift up the wiper arm as far as you

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404Practical hintsFlat tirePreparing the vehicle왘 Park the vehicle in a safe distance from moving traffic on a hard, flat surface when possible.왘 Turn

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405Practical hintsFlat tireLifting the vehicle왘 Prevent the vehicle from rolling away by blocking wheels with wheel chocks or other sizable objects.On

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406Practical hintsFlat tireThe jack take-up brackets are located directly behind the front wheel housings and in front of the rear wheel housings.1 Ta

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407Practical hintsFlat tireMounting the spare wheel1 Wheel bolt for light alloy rims2 Wheel bolt for spare wheel with collapsible tire (located in tru

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408Practical hintsFlat tire왘 Unscrew the alignment bolt, install last wheel bolt and tighten slightly.Inflating the collapsible tire왘 Take the electri

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40Getting startedAdjustingMirrorsAdjust the interior and exterior rear view mirrors before driving so that you have a good view of the road and traffi

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409Practical hintsFlat tire왘 Insert electrical plug 3 into vehicle cigarette lighter socket (컄 page 263).왘 Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch to

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410Practical hintsFlat tireLowering the vehicle왘 Lower vehicle by turning crank counterclockwise until vehicle is resting fully on its own weight.왘 Re

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411Practical hintsBattery왔 BatteryThe battery is located in the engine compartment on the right hand side.1 ClampsRemoving filter box:왘 Release clamps

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412Practical hintsBattery1 Negative terminal2 Positive terminal coverDisconnecting the battery왘 Depress the parking brake pedal.왘 Make sure the gear s

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413Practical hintsBatteryCharging and reinstalling the battery 왘 Charge battery in accordance with the instructions of the battery charger manufacture

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414Practical hintsBatteryBatteries contain materials that can harm the environment if disposed of improperly. Large 12 volt storage batteries contain

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415Practical hintsJump starting왔 Jump startingIf the battery is discharged, the engine can be started with jumper cables and the battery of another ve

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416Practical hintsJump startingThe battery is located in the engine compartment on the right hand side. The terminals for jump starting are located in

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417Practical hintsTowing the vehicle왔 Towing the vehicleMercedes-Benz recommends that the vehicle be transported with all wheels off the ground using

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418Practical hintsTowing the vehicleWarning! GIf circumstances require towing the vehicle with all wheels on the ground, always tow with a tow bar if:

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41Getting startedAdjustingThe buttons are located above the exterior lamp switch.1 Adjustment button2 Passenger-side exterior rear view mirror button3

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419Practical hintsTowing the vehicleInstalling towing eye bolt1 Cover on right side of front bumper.2 Cover on right side of rear bumper.Removing cove

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420Practical hintsFusesFuses are designed to protect the electri-cal circuits in your vehicle from a short cir-cuit. If a fuse is blown, the component

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421Practical hintsFusesMain fuse box in passenger compartmentThe main fuse box is located in the passen-ger compartment on the driver’s side of the co

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422Practical hintsFusesClosing fuse box왘 Make sure that the sealing rubber is properly positioned.왘 Press fuse box cover 4 down and secure with clamps

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423Technical dataParts serviceWarranty coverageIdentification labelsLayout of poly-V-belt driveEngineRims and TiresElectrical systemMain dimensions an

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424Technical dataThe “Technical data” section provides the necessary technical data for your vehicle.Parts serviceAll authorized Mercedes-Benz Centers

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425Technical dataWarranty coverage왔 Warranty coverageYour vehicle is covered under the terms of the warranties printed in the Service and Warranty Inf

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426Technical dataIdentification labels1 Certification label(includes Paintwork code)2 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 3 Vacuum line routing diagra

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427Technical dataLayout of poly-V-belt drive왔 Layout of poly-V-belt driveC55AMG1 Automatic belt tensioner2 Power steering pump 3 Air conditioning comp

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428Technical dataEngineModel C 55 AMG (203.076)11The quoted data apply only to the standard vehicle. See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for the co

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42Getting startedDrivingFastening the seat beltWarning! GMake sure that absolutely no objects are ob-structing the pedals’ range of movement. Keep the

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429Technical dataRims and Tires왔 Rims and Tires!Only use tires which have been tested and approved for your vehicle by Mercedes-Benz. Tires approved b

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430Technical dataRims and TiresiThe following pages also list the ap-proved wheel rim and tire sizes for equipping your vehicles with winter tires. Wi

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431Technical dataRims and TiresSame size tiresModel C55AMGWinter tires1,21Radial-ply tires2Not available as factory equipment.205/50 R17 89H M+S.Rims

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432Technical dataRims and TiresMixed size tiresModel C55AMGFront axle:Rims (light alloy) 7.5 J x 18 H2Wheel offset 1.18 in (30 mm)Summer tires1, 2225/

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433Technical dataRims and TiresSpare wheel (collapsible tire)Model C55AMGRim (steel) 4.5 B x 17 H2Wheel offset 0.47 in (12 mm)Tire 145/70 -17 92P11Mus

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434Technical dataElectrical systemModel C55AMGGenerator (alternator) 14 V/150 AStarter motor 14 V/1.7 kWBattery 12 V/100 AhSpark plugs NGK ILFR 6 AEle

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435Technical dataMain dimensions and weights왔 Main dimensions and weightsMain dimensionsWeightsModel C55AMGOverall vehicle length 181.8 in (4617 mm)Ov

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436Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.CapacitiesVehicle components and their respectivelubricants must match. Therefore only use products

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437Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Engine oilsEngine oils are specifically tested for their suitability in our engines and durability f

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438Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Premium unleaded gasoline Gasoline additivesA major concern among engine manufacturers is carbon bui

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43Getting startedDriving1 Latch plate2 Release button3 Buckle왘 With a smooth motion, pull the belt from the belt outlet.왘 Place the shoulder portion o

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439Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.In areas where carbon deposits may be encountered due to lack of availability of gasolines which con

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440Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.The coolant solution must be used year-round to provide the necessary corro-sion protection and incr

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441Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantityModel Approx. freeze protection–35°F (–37°C) –49°F (–45°C)C55AMG 6.

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442Technical dataFuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.Windshield washer and headlamp cleaning system*Both the windshield washer and headlamp cleaning syst

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443Technical termsABS(Antilock Brake System)Prevents the wheels from locking up during braking so that the vehicle can continue to be steered.Accessor

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444Technical termsCAN system(Controller Area Network)Data bus network serving to control vehicle functions such as door locking or windshield wiping d

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445Technical termsETD(Emergency Tensioning Device)Device which deploys in certain frontal and rear collisions exceeding the system’s threshold to tigh

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446Technical termsMaintenance System (U.S. vehicles)Maintenance service indicator in the multifunction display that informs the driver when the next v

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447Technical termsProduction options weight(컄 page 333)Program mode selector switchUsed to switch the automatic transmission* between standard operati

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448Technical termsTelematics*A combination of the terms “tele-communications” and “informatics”.Tightening torqueForce times lever arm (e.g. a lug wre

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44Getting startedDrivingBelt outlet height adjustment1 Release button왘 Press release button 1 and move the seat belt height adjuster upward or downwar

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449IndexAABS 25, 82, 443Indicator lamp 350Messages in display 360Accelerator position, automatic transmission 158Accessory weight 331AccidentIn case o

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450IndexAudio system 197Audio and telephone, operation 197Button and soft key operation 200CD changer* with MP3 216CD operation 214Operating and displ

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451IndexBrake fluid 437Checking 295Message in display 366Brake lampsCleaning lenses 344Messages in display 374Replacing bulbs 400Brake padsMessage in

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452IndexControl system submenus 127, 129Convenience 148Instrument cluster 138Lighting 144Time/Date 140Vehicle 147Controller Area Network see CAN syste

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453IndexDrivingAbroad 290Hydroplaning 287In winter 288Instructions 42, 283Problems 52Safety systems 82Systems 245Through standing water 289Driving saf

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454IndexESP®84, 444Messages in display 361–362Warning lamp 25, 354ETD 70, 445Safety guidelines 64Exterior lamp switch 48, 114Exterior rear view mirror

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455IndexFuses 420Aids for changing fuses 420Fuse box (main) in passenger compartment 421Fuse box in engine compartment 421Fuse box in trunk 422Fuse ch

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456IndexHigh mounted brake lamp 396Hood 297Message in display 373Horn 23HVAC see Climate controlHydroplaning 287IIdentification labels 426Identificati

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457IndexLLabels 426Certification 426Emission control information 426Emission control vacuum line routing 426Lamp sensorMessage in display 375Lamps, ex

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458IndexMaintenance 12, 338Calling up service indicator display 339Clearing service indicator message 339FSS (Canada vehicles) 338Maintenance System (

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45Getting startedDrivingStarting the engine Automatic transmissionGearshift pattern for automatic transmissionP Park position with gear selector lever

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459IndexNew vehicle break-in 282Night security illumination 117Setting 146Normal occupant weight 333Number, vehicle identification (VIN) 426OOccupant

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460IndexPower tilt/sliding sunroof 242Opening/closing in an emergency 389Stopping 244Synchronizing 244Power tilt/sliding sunroof*Messages in display 3

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461IndexStanding lamps 398, 400, 401Tail lamps 401Turn signal lamps 398, 400, 401Reporting safety defects 18Research Octane Number see RONReset button

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462IndexSettingsControl system menus and submenus 128, 129Date 142, 143Factory, SmartKey 96Individual, SmartKey 96Individual, Vehicle 135Lighting (con

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463IndexSun visors 171Sunshade* 172Supplemental Restraint System see SRSSymbols used in this operator’s manual 15TTachometer 25, 124Overspeed range 12

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464IndexTires 305, 429Air pressure 331Care and maintenance 306Chains 337Cleaning 307, 342Direction of rotation 308Driving instructions 286Important no

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465IndexVVacuum line routing diagram label 426Valet locking 103VehicleBattery 411Breaking-in the vehicle 282Care 341Dimensions 435Individual settings

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466IndexWinter driving 336Block heater (Canada only) 337Snow chains 337Tires 336Winter driving instructions 288Winter tires 336Wiper bladesCleaning 34

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46Getting startedDrivingStarting왘 Place the gear selector lever in position P.왘 Do not depress the accelerator.왘 Turn the SmartKey in the starter swit

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

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47Getting startedDriving1 Release handle2 Parking brake pedal왘 Release parking brake by pulling on handle 1.The warning lamp ; (USA only) or 3 (Canada

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48Getting startedDrivingAutomatic transmission왘 Depress the brake pedal.왘 Move gear selector lever to position D to drive forward, or to position R to

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ContentsSafety and Security... 59Occupant safety... 60Air bags ...

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49Getting startedDrivingHigh beamThe combination switch is located on the left of the steering column.Combination switch1 High beam2 High beam flasher

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50Getting startedDrivingWindshield wipersThe combination switch is located on the left of the steering column.Combination switch1 Single wipeWiping wi

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51Getting startedDrivingVehicles with rain sensor*:Intermittent wiping interval is dependent on wetness of windshield.왘 Turn the combination switch to

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52Getting startedDrivingProblems while drivingThe engine runs erratically and misfires앫 An ignition cable may be damaged.앫 The engine electronics may

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53Getting startedDrivingIn case of accidentIf the vehicle is leaking gasoline:왘 Do not start the engine under any cir-cumstances.왘 Notify local fire a

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54Getting startedParking and lockingYou have now completed your first drive. You have properly stopped and parked your vehicle. End your drive as foll

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55Getting startedParking and lockingSwitching off headlamps왘 Turn exterior lamp switch to M (컄 page 48).For more information, see “Lighting” (컄 page 1

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56Getting startedParking and lockingTurning off engine왘 Place the gear selector lever in position P.왘 Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch to posit

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57Getting startedParking and locking왘 Exit the vehicle and close all doors.왘 After exiting the vehicle, press the lock button ‹ on the SmartKey (컄 pag

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ContentsAutomatic transmission... 155Gear selector lever position ... 157Driving tips... 15

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59Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyPanic alarm*Driving safety systemsAnti-theft systems

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60Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyIn this section you will learn the most im-portant facts about the restraint systems of the vehicle.The restraint

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61Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyAir bagsWarning! GIn the event that the 1 indicator lamp comes on during driving or does not come on at all, the S

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62Safety and SecurityOccupant safety앫 Adjust the driver seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper opera-tion of vehicle controls. The

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63Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyWarning! GAccident research shows that the safest place for children in an automobile is in the rear seat. Should

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64Safety and SecurityOccupant safetySafety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning device and air bagIn cases of other frontal impacts, ang

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65Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyWhen you sell your vehicle we strongly urge you to give notice to the subsequent owner that it is equipped with an

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66Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyThe air bags will not deploy in impacts which do not exceed the system’s deployment thresholds. You will then be p

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67Safety and SecurityOccupant safetySeat beltsThe use of seat belts and infant and child restraint systems is required by law in all 50 states, the Di

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68Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyWarning! GDamaged seat belts or belts that were highly stressed in an accident must be replaced and their anchorin

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ContentsLoading ... 248Roof rack*... 248Ski sack (Canada only) ...

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69Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyDepending on vehicle production date, your vehicle is equipped with either a seat belt reminder system or an enhan

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70Safety and SecurityOccupant safety앫 and the vehicle speed exceeds 15 mph (25 km/h), the seat belt telltale < starts flashing and a warning chime

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71Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyActive head restraintThe active head restraints are intended to offer the driver and front passenger in-creased pr

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72Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyFor information on head restraint adjust-ment, see “Seats” (컄 page 35).Children in the vehicleIf an infant or chil

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73Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyInfant and child restraint systemsOnly use a BabySmartTM compatible child restraint for the front passenger seat i

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74Safety and SecurityOccupant safety!The use of infant or child restraints is required by law in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. ter

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75Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyBabySmartTM air bag deactivation systemThe 56 indicator lamp is located on the center console.1 Front passenger fr

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76Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyThe indicator lamp will be illuminated, ex-cept with the SmartKey removed or in starter switch position 0.Self-tes

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77Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyInstallation of infant and child restraint systemsThis vehicle is equipped with tether anchorages for a top tether

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78Safety and SecurityOccupant safety왘 Remove cover 1 from anchorage ring 3.왘 Guide tether strap between head restraint and top of seat back.Head restr

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ContentsUniform Tire Quality Grading Standards (U.S. vehicles) ... 329Tire ply material ... 331Tire and loading te

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79Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyChild seat anchors – LATCH-typeThis vehicle is equipped with two LATCH- (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) t

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80Safety and SecurityOccupant safetyBlocking of rear door window operationYou can block the rear door window operation (for instance when you have chi

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81Safety and SecurityPanic alarm*왔 Panic alarm*An audible alarm and flashing exterior lamps will operate for approximately 21/2minutes.1 Â buttonActiv

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82Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsIn this section you will find information on the following driving safety systems:앫 ABS (Antilock Brake Sys

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83Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsBrakingAt the instant one of the wheels is about to lock up, a slight pulsation can be felt in the brake pe

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84Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsBASThe Brake Assist System (BAS) operates in emergency situations. If you apply the brakes very quickly, th

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85Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsFor more information, see the “Practical hints” section (컄 page 354) and (컄 page 361).Warning! GNever switc

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86Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsSwitching off the ESP®To improve the vehicle’s traction, turn off the ESP® in driving situations where it w

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87Safety and SecurityDriving safety systemsSwitching on the ESP®왘 Press ESP® switch 1.The ESP® warning lamp v in the speedometer goes out.You are now

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88Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsImmobilizerThe immobilizer prevents unauthorized persons from starting your vehicle.Activating왘 Remove the Smar

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ContentsTechnical data... 423Parts service ... 424Warranty coverage...

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89Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsArming the alarm systemThe indicator lamp is in the center console.1 Indicator lamp (vehicles with tow-away ala

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90Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsDisarming the alarm system왘 Unlock the vehicle with the SmartKey. The turn signal lamps flash once and an acous

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91Safety and SecurityAnti-theft systemsThe switch is located on the center console.1 Tow-away alarm off switch2 Indicator lamp왘 Switch off the ignitio

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93Controls in detailLocking and unlockingSeatsMemory functionLightingInstrument clusterControl systemAutomatic transmissionGood visibilityClimate cont

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94Controls in detailIn the “Controls in detail” section you will find detailed information on how to oper-ate the equipment installed on your vehi-cle

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95Controls in detailLocking and unlockingWarning! GWhen leaving the vehicle, always remove the SmartKey from the starter switch, take it with you, and

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96Controls in detailLocking and unlockingFactory setting Global unlocking왘 Press button Œ.앫 All turn signal lamps flash once.앫 An acoustic signal soun

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97Controls in detailLocking and unlockingThe SmartKey will then function as follows:Unlocking driver’s door and fuel filler flap왘 Press button Œ once.

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98Controls in detailLocking and unlockingChecking the batteries왘 Press button ‹ or Œ.Battery check lamp 5 (컄 page 94) comes on briefly to indicate tha

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