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Page 1 - Operator's Manual

M-ClassOperator's ManualNur für internen Gebrauch / For internal use only

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Display message ... 309Driving system ... 192Function/notes ... 192Impo

Page 3 - É1665848681QËÍ

Resetting! If the sliding sunroof still cannot beopened or closed fully after resetting,contact a qualified specialist workshop.Reset the sliding sunr

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Opening and closing the rollersunblindsOverhead control panel:To open;To open=To closeXTurn the SmartKey to position 1 or 2 in theignition lock.XPress

Page 5 - Contents

Problems with the sliding sunroofGWARNINGIf you close the sliding sunroof again immediately after it has been blocked or reset, the slidingsunroof clo

Page 6 - 1, 2, 3

Useful information ... 102Correct driver's seat position ... 102Seats ...

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Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

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XCheck whether you have fastened seatbelt ; properly (Y page 56).The seat belt should:Rfit snugly across your bodyRbe routed across the middle of your

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years old and under must be seated andproperly secured in an appropriately sizedchild restraint system or booster seatrecommended for the size and wei

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the height and angle of the head restraints tothe correct position.Adjusting the head restraints manuallyAdjusting the head restraint heightXTo raise:

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Rear seat head restraintsAdjusting the rear seat head restraintheightXOnce the head restraint is fully lowered,press release catch :.XTo raise: pull t

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Adjusting the 4-way lumbar support:To raise the backrest contour;To soften the backrest contour=To lower the backrest contour?To harden the backrest c

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Overview ... 84Power closing feature ... 86Downhill Speed Regulationsee DSR (Downhill Speed

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iIf the battery voltage is too low, the seatheating may switch off.108SeatsSeats, steering wheel and mirrors

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Problems with the seat heatingProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe seat heating hasswitched offprematurely or cannotbe switched on.

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Problems with the seat ventilationProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe seat ventilation hasswitched offprematurely or cannotbe swit

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Adjusting the steering wheelelectrically:To adjust the steering wheel height;To adjust the steering wheel position(fore-and-aft adjustment)The steerin

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Problems with the steering wheel heatingProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe steering wheelheating has switchedoff prematurely orca

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also automatically moved to the previouslyset position.The last position of the steering wheel isstored when you switch off the ignition orwhen you st

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Folding the exterior mirrors in or outelectricallyXMake sure that the SmartKey is in position1 or 2 in the ignition lock.XBriefly press button :.Both

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Parking position for the exteriormirror on the front-passenger sideSetting and storing the parking positionUsing reverse gear:Button for the driver&ap

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Calling up a stored parking positionsetting:Button for the driver's side exterior mirror;Button for the front-passenger sideexterior mirror=Adjus

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XAdjust the seat (Y page 104).XOn the driver's side, adjust the steeringwheel (Y page 111) and the exterior mirrors(Y page 113).XPress the M memo

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Snow chains ... 401Symmetrical low beam ... 120Tire ruts ... 189To

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Useful information ... 120Exterior lighting ... 120Interior lighting ...

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Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

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automatically if there is fog, snow or othercauses of poor visibility due to the weatherconditions such as spray. There is a risk of anaccident.In suc

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1WLeft-hand standing lamps2XRight-hand standing lamps3TParking lamps, license plate andinstrument cluster lighting4ÃAutomatic headlamp mode,controlled

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1WLeft-hand standing lamps2XRight-hand standing lamps3TParking lamps, license plate andinstrument cluster lighting4ÃAutomatic headlamp mode,controlled

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High-beam headlamps:High-beam headlamps;Turn signal, right=High-beam flasher?Turn signal, leftXTo switch on the high-beam headlamps: turn the SmartKey

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The hazard warning lamps automaticallyswitch on if:Ran air bag is deployed.Rthe vehicle decelerates rapidly from aspeed of more than 45mph (70 km/h) a

Page 33 - At a glance

In very rare cases, Adaptive Highbeam Assistmay fail too recognize other road users thathave lights, or may recognize them too late.In this or similar

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The high-beam headlamps are switched offautomatically. The K indicator lamp inthe instrument cluster goes out. The _indicator lamp in the multifunctio

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Exterior lightingsee Lights Exterior mirrorsAdjusting ... 113Dippi

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XTo switch on: set the switch to centerposition B.XTo switch off: set the switch to the |position.The interior lighting automatically switcheson if yo

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Bulbs and lamps are an important aspect ofvehicle safety. You must therefore make surethat these function correctly at all times.Have the headlamp set

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XTo remove: switch off the lights.XTurn the front wheels inwards.XRemove securing pin ; using a suitabletool.XSlide cover : up and remove it.XTo insta

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XTurn housing cover : counter-clockwiseand pull it out.XPull lever = upwards and remove bulbholder ;.XTake the bulb out of bulb holder ;.XInsert the n

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Changing the rear bulbsOpening and closing the service flapLeft-hand service flapRight-hand service flapYou must open the service flap in the cargocom

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! Intermittent wiping with rain sensor: dueto optical influences and the windshieldbecoming dirty in dry weather conditions,the windshield wipers may

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Never fold a windshield wiper arm withouta wiper blade back onto the windshield/rear window.Hold the windshield wiper arm firmly whenyou change the wi

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Installing the wiper bladeXPlace new wiper blade ; onto wiperarm :.XHold wiper arm : and press wiperblade ; in the opposite direction to thearrow unti

Page 44 - Occupant safety

Problems with the windshield wipersProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe windshield wipersare jammed.Leaves or snow, for example, ma

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Useful information ... 138Overview of climate control sys-tems ... 138Operati

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Head restraintsAdjusting ... 104Adjusting (electrically) ... 105Adjusting (manually) ...

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Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

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Control panel for dual-zone automatic climate controlUSA onlyFront control panel:To set the temperature, left (Y page 146);To defrost the windshield (

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Canada onlyFront control panel:To set the temperature, left (Y page 146);To defrost the windshield (Y page 148)=To switch the ZONE function on/off (Y

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=To direct the airflow through the rear air vents?To direct the airflow through the footwell ventsInformation about using dual-zoneautomatic climate c

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Control panel for 3-zone automatic climate controlUSA onlyFront control panel:To set the temperature, left (Y page 146);To defrost the windshield (Y p

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QTo switch rear-compartment climate control on/off (Y page 144)RTo reduce the airflow (Y page 147)Canada onlyFront control panel:To set the temperatur

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PTo direct the airflow through the footwell vents (Y page 147)QTo switch rear-compartment climate control on/off (Y page 144)RTo reduce the airflow (Y

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Activating/deactivating cooling withair dehumidificationPoints to observe before useIf you switch off the cooling function, thevehicle will not be coo

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XTurn the SmartKey to position 2 in theignition lock (Y page 157).XSet the desired temperature.XTo activate: press the à button.The indicator lamp in

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Only change the temperature setting insmall increments. Start at 72 ‡ (22 †).The temperature setting for the driver'sside is adopted for the rear

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Level control (vehicles withAIRMATIC package)Basic settings ... 211Function/notes ... 210Import

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Switching the ZONE function on/offXTo activate: press the á button.The indicator lamp above the á buttonlights up.Dual-zone automatic climate control:

Page 59

XTo activate: press the Ù button.The indicator lamp in the button lights up.XTo activate: press off-road button Ùagain.The indicator lamp goes out. Th

Page 60

Problems with the rear window defrosterProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe rear windowdefroster hasdeactivatedprematurely or canno

Page 61

It is possible to make use of the residual heatof the engine to continue heating thestationary vehicle for up to 30 minutes afterthe engine has been s

Page 62 - Children in the vehicle

Setting the side air vents:Side window defroster vent;Side air vent=Control for side air ventXTo open/close: turn thumbwheel = up ordown.Setting the g

Page 63

XTo open/close: turn thumbwheel ; to theleft or right.Setting the air vents153Climate controlZ

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Useful information ... 156Notes on breaking-in a new vehicle 156Driving ... 156A

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Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 67 - Driving safety systems

Wear suitable footwear to ensure correctusage of the pedals.GWARNINGIf you switch off the ignition while driving,safety-relevant functions are only av

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MB info call button ... 353Remote vehicle locking ... 356Roadside Assistance button ... 353Search & Sen

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iThe SmartKey can be turned in theignition lock even if it is not the correctSmartKey for the vehicle. The ignition is notswitched on. The engine cann

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i The power supply is switched off again if:Rthe driver's door is opened andRyou press Start/Stop button : twicewhen in this position.Switching o

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(Y page 157) and release it as soon as theengine is running.XTo start a diesel engine: turn theSmartKey to position 2 in the ignition lock(Y page 157)

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To ensure that you do not roll backwardswhen pulling away on an uphill slope, engagethe electric parking brake.XPress and hold handle :.The electric p

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AMG vehicles: the ECO start/stop functionis only available in drive program C.For further information on automatic engineswitch-off (Y page 162) and a

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iShifting the transmission to position Pdoes not start the engine.iIf you shift the transmission from R to D,the ECO start/stop function is availablea

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Problems with the engineProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe engine does notstart. The starter motorcan be heard.RThere is a malfun

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Automatic transmissionImportant safety notesGWARNINGIf the engine speed is above the idling speedand you engage transmission position D orR, the vehic

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PPark position with parking lockRReverse gearNNeutralDDriveXPush the DIRECT SELECT lever in thedirection of arrow P.i The automatic transmission shift

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Using the SmartKey:RMake sure that the ignition is switched on.RWhen the vehicle is stationary, depress thebrake pedal and keep it depressed.RShift to

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Off-road 4ETS ... 71Off-road ABS ... 66Off-road ESP® ...

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ANeutralDo not shift the transmission to Nwhile driving. Otherwise, theautomatic transmission could bedamaged.No power is transmitted from theengine t

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Program selector buttonGeneral notesProgram selector button on vehicles with theON&OFFROAD packageXPress program selector button :.The letter M ap

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Rthe vehicle pulling away more gently inforward and reverse gears, unless theaccelerator pedal is depressed fullyRincreased sensitivity. This improves

Page 83

Clearing the shift range restrictionXPull and hold the right-hand steering wheelpaddle shifter until D is shown again in themultifunction display.The

Page 84

KickdownYou can also use kickdown for maximumacceleration in manual drive program M.XDepress the accelerator pedal beyond thepressure point.The automa

Page 85

Problems with the transmissionProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe transmission hasproblems shifting gear.The transmission is losin

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If you or others come into contact with fuel,observe the following:RWash away fuel from skin immediatelyusing soap and water.RIf fuel comes into conta

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The position of the fuel filler cap is displayed8 in the instrument cluster. The arrownext to the filling pump indicates the side ofthe vehicle.Openin

Page 88

Problems with fuel and the fuel tankProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsFuel is leaking from thevehicle.The fuel line or the fuel tank

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DEF (BlueTEC vehicles only)Important notes on useTo function properly, BlueTEC exhaust gasaftertreatment must be operated with thereducing agent DEF.W

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Plastic trim (cleaning instructions) . 375Power closing feature ... 86Power washers ... 371Power

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is not permitted if the vehicle is not parkedon a level surface. There is a danger ofoverfilling, which could result in damage tocomponents of the Blu

Page 92

Closing the DEF filler capXInstall DEF filler cap ; on the filler neckand turn it clockwise.XTo close the fuel filler flap, press it in thedirection o

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Switching off the engineImportant safety notesGWARNINGThe automatic transmission switches toneutral position N when you switch off theengine. The vehi

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XTo release: pull handle :.The red F (USA only) or ! (Canadaonly) indicator lamp in the instrumentcluster goes out.iThe electric parking brake can onl

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Parking the vehicle for a long periodIf you leave the vehicle parked for longer thanfour weeks, the battery may be damaged byexhaustive discharging.XC

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these exhaust gases leads to poisoning. Thereis a risk of fatal injury. Therefore never leavethe engine running in enclosed spaceswithout sufficient v

Page 97

Limited braking performance on salt-treated roadsIf you drive on salted roads, a layer of saltresidue may form on the brake discs andbrake pads. This

Page 98

The wear of individual components of thebrake system, such as the brake pads/liningsor brake discs, depends on the individualdriving style and operati

Page 99

FordingdepthSteel-sprung vehicles20 in(50 cm)Vehicles with the AIRMATIC package and AMG vehiclesRaised level 20 in(50 cm)REstablish how deep the water

Page 100 - Opening and closing

If the vehicle threatens to skid or cannot bestopped when moving at low speed:XShift the transmission to position N.iFor more information on driving w

Page 101

Route guidance (navigation) ... 268SSafetyChildren in the vehicle ... 60Child restraint systems ... 60Occu

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damaging the vehicle, make sure there isalways sufficient ground clearance.RCheck that items of luggage and loads arestowed safely and are well secure

Page 103

XClean the headlamps and rear lights andcheck for damage.XClean the front and rear license plates.XClean the wheels/tires with a water jet andremove a

Page 104

Observe the following rules when driving overtree stumps, large stones and otherobstacles:RRaise the vehicle level.RAvoid high engine speeds.RSelect s

Page 105

: ;Vehicles with the ON&OFFROAD packageHighway level 22° 22°Off-road level 1 25° 24°Off-road level 2 28° 27°Off-road level 3 29° 29°RObserve the r

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iThe special off-road ABS setting enablesa precise, brief and repeated locking of thefront wheels. This causes them to dig intoloose earth. Be aware t

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RDSR must be deactivated.Roff-road program 2 must be deactivated(vehicles with the ON&OFFROAD package).Storing, maintaining and calling up aspeedS

Page 108 - Rear seat head restraints

press the cruise control lever up : ordown ; to the pressure point.Every time the cruise control lever ispressed up : or down ; the last speedstored i

Page 109 - Activating/deactivating

braking force is insufficient, DISTRONIC PLUSwarns you visually and audibly. There is a riskof an accident.In such cases, apply the brakes yourself an

Page 110

For DISTRONIC PLUS to assist you whendriving, the radar sensor system must be:Ractivated (Y page 277)RoperationalIf there is no vehicle in front, DIST

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Activating while drivingXBriefly pull the cruise control lever towardsyou ; or press it up : or down =.DISTRONIC PLUS is selected.XTo adjust the set s

Page 112 - Steering wheel

SymbolsRegistered trademarks:RBluetooth® is a registered trademark ofBluetooth SIG Inc.RDTS is a registered trademark of DTS, Inc.RDolby and MLP are r

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Problem (malfunction) ... 83Starting the engine ... 159Snow chainsInformation ...

Page 114

Activating at the current speed/laststored speedGWARNINGIf you call up the stored speed and it differsfrom the current speed, the vehicleaccelerates o

Page 115

Ryou switch on the appropriate turn signalRDISTRONIC PLUS does not detect a dangerof collisionIf these conditions are fulfilled, your vehicleis accele

Page 116

The electric parking brake automaticallysecures the vehicle if DISTRONIC PLUS isactivated and:Rthe driver's door is open and the driver'ssea

Page 117

Deactivating DISTRONIC PLUSThere are several ways to deactivateDISTRONIC PLUS:XBriefly press the cruise control leverforwards :.orXBrake, unless the v

Page 118 - Memory function

Display when DISTRONIC PLUS isdeactivatedDistance display when DISTRONIC PLUS isdeactivated:Vehicle in front, if detected;Distance indicator, current

Page 119

Cornering, going into and coming out of abendThe ability of DISTRONIC PLUS to detectvehicles when cornering is limited. Yourvehicle may brake unexpect

Page 120

Crossing vehiclesDISTRONIC PLUS may mistakenly detectvehicles that are crossing your lane.Activating DISTRONIC PLUS at traffic lightswith crossing tra

Page 121 - Lights and windshield wipers

If you unlock the vehicle or open a door, thevehicle begins to compensate for loaddiscrepancies while still parked. However, forsignificant level chan

Page 122

will disappear. Once highway level has beenreached, all indicator lamps = go out.The vehicle automatically selects highwaylevel if you are driving at

Page 123

The Max. Speed 12 mph (20 km/h)message draws your attention to themaximum speed permitted for off-roadlevel 3.Once off-road level 3 has been reached,

Page 124

Opening/closing (from outside) ... 88Opening dimensions ... 452Power closing ... 86Tail lampsDis

Page 125

If you wish to exit the vehicle, always turn offthe HOLD function and secure the vehicleagainst rolling away.! If DISTRONIC PLUS or the HOLD functioni

Page 126

AIRMATIC packageGeneral notesAIRMATIC regulates the level of your vehicle.As well as level control (Y page 210), yourvehicle can be equipped with ADS

Page 127

If you select ADS comfort mode:Rrolling movement is reduced in the event ofchanging surface undulationsRthe roll angle when cornering is reducedRthe d

Page 128

The vehicle level may change visibly if youpark the vehicle and the outside temperaturechanges. If the temperature drops, thevehicle level is lower; w

Page 129

:Level control button;Level control indicator lampXStart the engine.If indicator lamp ; is lit:XPress button :.Indicator lamp ; flashes. The vehicle i

Page 130

Sport modeThe firmer suspension tuning in Sport modeensures even better contact with the road.Select this mode when employing a sportydriving style, e

Page 131

PARKTRONIC may not function correctly onuneven terrain.PARKTRONIC is activated automatically whenyou:Rswitch on the ignitionRshift the transmission to

Page 132

If there is an obstacle within this range, therelevant warning displays light up and awarning tone sounds. If the distance fallsbelow the minimum, the

Page 133

Towing a trailer! Fold in the ball coupling if the trailer towhitch is not required. PARKTRONICmeasures the minimum detection range toan obstacle from

Page 134

Problems with PARKTRONICProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsOnly the red segmentsin the PARKTRONICwarning displays are lit.You also he

Page 135

GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating)(definition) ... 419GTW (Gross Trailer Weight)(definition) ...

Page 136

Parking tips:ROn narrow roads, drive as close to theparking space as possible.RParking spaces that are littered, overgrownor partially occupied by tra

Page 137

Active Parking Assist will only detect parkingspaces:Rthat are parallel to the direction of travelRthat are at least 59 in (1.5 m) wideRthat are at le

Page 138

parking space, or not far enough into it. Insome cases, it may also lead you across oronto the curb. If necessary, you shouldcancel the parking proced

Page 139 - Climate control

message appears in the multifunctiondisplay.orXPress the PARKTRONIC button on thecenter console (Y page 215).PARKTRONIC is switched off and ActivePark

Page 140

view camera messages in the COMANDdisplay.Activating/deactivating the rear viewcameraXTo activate: make sure that the SmartKeyis in position 2 in the

Page 141

AYellow guide line at a distance ofapproximately 3 ft (1.0 m) from the rearof the vehicleBVehicle center axle (marker assistance)CBumperDRed guide lin

Page 142

Reverse perpendicular parking with thesteering wheel at an angleTurning the steering wheel:Red guide line for the vehicle widthincluding the exterior

Page 143

"Coupling up a trailer" function! The following distance specificationsrefer to trailer tow hitches with ballcoupling that have been approve

Page 144

objects in the area in which you aremaneuvering.The 360° camera may show a distorted viewof obstacles, show them incorrectly or not atall. It cannot s

Page 145

Activation conditionsThe 360° camera image can be displayed if:Ryour vehicle is equipped with a 360°cameraRCOMAND is switched on, see the separateCOMA

Page 146

Trailer towingActive Blind Spot Assist ... 240Active Lane Keeping Assist ... 243Blind Spot Assist ...

Page 147

Top view with picture from the rear viewcamera:Symbol for the split screen setting withtop view and rear view camera image;Yellow guide line at a dist

Page 148

Top view and enlarged rear view:Symbol for the split screen setting withtop view and rear view camera imageenlarged;Red guide line at a distance ofapp

Page 149

iThe full screen display can also beselected as front view.Exiting 360° camera display modeAs soon as your vehicle exceeds a speed of19 mph (30 km/h)

Page 150

ATTENTION ASSIST is reset when youcontinue your journey and starts assessingyour tiredness again if:Ryou switch off the engine.Ryou take off your seat

Page 151

Rthe light switch is in the à or Lposition.Rreverse gear has not been engaged.Switching on Night View Assist PlusXMake sure that COMAND is switched on

Page 152

Problems with Night View Assist PlusProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe picture quality ofNight View Assist Plushas deteriorated.T

Page 153

monitored area. If you then switch on thecorresponding turn signal to change lanes,you will also receive a visual and audiblecollision warning. Blind

Page 154

indicator lamp goes out and Blind Spot Assistis operational.If a vehicle is detected within the monitoringrange of Blind Spot Assist at speeds above20

Page 155

GWARNINGThe Lane Keeping Assist warning does notreturn the vehicle to the original lane. Thereis a risk of an accident.You should always steer, brake

Page 156

symbol : is shown in green. Lane KeepingAssist is ready for use.StandardIf Standard is selected, no warning vibrationoccurs if:Ryou switch on the turn

Page 157 - Driving and parking

ESP® ... 321ESP® OFF ... 322Fuel tank ...

Page 158

As a result, Active Blind Spot Assist mayneither give warnings nor intervene in suchsituations. There is a risk of an accident.Always observe the traf

Page 159

damage to the bumpers, have the function ofthe radar sensors checked at a qualifiedspecialist workshop. Active Blind Spot Assistmay otherwise no longe

Page 160

If Active Blind Spot Assist detects a risk of alateral collision in the monitoring range, acourse-correcting brake application is carriedout. This is

Page 161

Active Lane Keeping AssistGeneral notesActive Lane Keeping Assist monitors the areain front of your vehicle by means ofcamera : at the top of the wind

Page 162

by means of intermittent vibration in thesteering wheel for up to 1.5 seconds.In order that you are warned only whennecessary and in good time if you

Page 163

RESP® is switched off.Rthe transmission is not in position D.Ron vehicles with a trailer tow hitch, theelectrical connection to the trailer has beenco

Page 164

AUTO programSelect the AUTO program for a morecomfortable ride under all normal drivingconditions.Your selection remains stored even if youremove the

Page 165

longer has to be pressed as far toaccelerate.RThe sporty steering curve is selected,e.g. greater force is required whensteering.iYou cannot select the

Page 166

XSelector wheel : engaged: briefly pressselector wheel :.Selector wheel : extends.XTo select: turn selector wheel : untilindicator lamp ; comes on.Tra

Page 167

surface and tire conditions. Select a setspeed suitable for the prevailing conditionsand when necessary, apply the brakesmanually.GWARNINGIf the speed

Page 168

Protection of the environmentGeneral notesHEnvironmental noteDaimler's declared policy is one of integratedenvironmental protection.The objective

Page 169

XTo increase or decrease in 1 mph increments (Canada: 1 km/h increments): briefly press the cruisecontrol lever up : for a higher set speedor down ; f

Page 170

Off-road program 1XSelector wheel : engaged: briefly pressselector wheel :.Selector wheel : extends.XTo select: turn selector wheel : untilindicator l

Page 171

The differential lock improves the vehicle’straction. 4ETS (Y page 70) controls thebalance between both wheels on an axle.You can only activate off-ro

Page 172

Further information about "Driving off-road"(Y page 187). You will find information aboutdriving safety systems in conjunction withLOW RANGE

Page 173

Messages in the multifunction displayIf a gear change process has not been successful, the following messages may be displayedin the multifunction dis

Page 174

Ruphill or downhill gradient in percentageRon-road/off-road program selectedRcondition of the differential lock for thetransfer caseRthe LOW RANGE off

Page 175

plates and those for the towing vehicle under"Technical data" (Y page 455).When towing a trailer, your vehicle's handlingcharacteristic

Page 176

utilize any of the added maximum rear axleload when towing a trailer, the vehicle/trailercombination may not exceed a maximumspeed of 60 mph (100 km/h

Page 177

XPull protective cap : in the direction of thearrow, out of the ball coupling recess.XPlace protective cap : in the ball couplingrecess.Ball coupling

Page 178

Coupling up a trailer! Do not connect the trailer's brake system(if featured) to the hydraulic brake systemof the towing vehicle, as the latter i

Page 179

Operator's ManualGeneral notesBefore you first drive off, read this Operator'sManual carefully and familiarize yourself withyour vehicle.For

Page 180

brake using the brake controller, and checkthe brakes for correct function.RSecure any objects on the trailer to preventthe cargo from slipping when t

Page 181

XDetach the trailer cable and decouple thetrailer.XSwitch off the engine.Permissible trailer loads and drawbarloadsWeight specificationsMaximum permis

Page 182

Storing the ball couplingGWARNINGDo not carry the ball coupling in the vehicleinterior if it is not secured.Otherwise, you and others could be injured

Page 183

Useful information ... 262Important safety notes ... 262Displays and operation ... 263Menus

Page 184

Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 185

Displays and operationInstrument clusterInstrument cluster: miles:Speedometer with segments (Y page 264);Fuel gauge=Tachometer (Y page 264)?Coolant te

Page 186

vehicle and do not stand near the vehicle untilthe engine has cooled down.! A display message is shown if the coolanttemperature is too high.If the co

Page 187

Left control panel=;RCalls up the menu and menu bar9:Press briefly:RScrolls in listsRSelects a submenu or functionRIn the Audio menu: selects astored

Page 188

ADrive program (Y page 165)BTransmission position (Y page 165)XTo show menu bar ?: press the =or ; button on the steering wheel.Menu bar ? disappears

Page 189

Trip computer "From Start" or "FromReset"Example: trip computer "From Start":Distance;Time=Average speed?Average fuel co

Page 190

notified Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC inwriting of the need for its repair,(2) the same substantial defect ormalfunction of a less serious nature thancatego

Page 191

Resetting valuesExample: resetting the trip computer "From Start"XPress the = or ; button on thesteering wheel to select the Trip menu.XPres

Page 192

to the top of the display as you approach thepoint of the announced change of direction.Change of direction announced with alane recommendation:Road i

Page 193

Operating an audio player or audiomediaDisplay CD/DVD changer (example):Current CD in the CD/DVD changer;Current titleAudio data from various audio de

Page 194

XSwitch on the mobile phone (see theseparate operating instructions).XSwitch on COMAND (see the separateoperating instructions).XEstablish a Bluetooth

Page 195

Assistance menuIntroductionIn the DriveAssist menu, you have thefollowing options:Rshowing the distance display(Y page 272)Ractivating/deactivating th

Page 196

If the PRE-SAFE Brake: Sensors Deactivated message appears, the radarsensor system is deactivated.XActivate the radar sensor system(Y page 277).For mo

Page 197

Rcheck the tire pressure electronically(Y page 406)Rcall up service due date (Y page 369)Settings menuIntroductionIn the Sett. menu, you have the foll

Page 198

XPress the = or ; button on thesteering wheel to select the Sett. menu.XPress the : or 9 button to select theLights submenu.XPress a to confirm.XPress

Page 199

Delayed switch-off of the exterior lighting isreactivated the next time you start theengine.If you have activated the Surround Lighting function and t

Page 200

Activating/deactivating the radar sensorsystemXPress the = or ; button on thesteering wheel to select the Sett. menu.XPress : or 9 to select the Vehic

Page 201

Mercedes-Benz USA, LLCEuropean Delivery DepartmentOne Mercedes DriveMontvale, NJ 07645-0350In CanadaMercedes-Benz Canada, Inc.European Delivery Depart

Page 202

XPress : or 9 to select the Auto. Mirror Folding function.If the Auto. Mirror Folding function isactivated, the vehicle's exterior mirror isdispl

Page 203

blue. Avoid driving at full engine output duringthis time.SETUP:Drive program (C/S/M);ESP® mode (ON/OFF)=Suspension tuning (COMFORT/SPORT/SPORT+)SETUP

Page 204

Stopping the RACETIMERXPress the % button on the steeringwheel.XPress a to confirm Yes.The RACETIMER interrupts timing when youstop the vehicle and tu

Page 205

This function is only available if you havestored at least two laps and have stopped theRACETIMER.XPress the = or ; button on thesteering wheel to sel

Page 206

Display messagesIntroductionGeneral notesDisplay messages appear in the multifunction display.Display messages with graphic displays may be shown in s

Page 207

Safety systemsDisplay messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!÷Currently Unavailable See Operator's ManualABS (Anti-lock Braking Sy

Page 208

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe brake system continues to function normally, but without thefunctions listed above. T

Page 209

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions÷Inoperative See Operator's ManualESP®, BAS, PRE-SAFE®, the HOLD function, hill star

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsF(USAonly)!(Canadaonly)Please Release Parking BrakeThe red F (USA only)/! (Canada only) i

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe red F (USA only)/! (Canada only) indicator lampflashes and the yellow ! warning lamp

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qualified maintenance or repair facility forfurther inspection or repairs.Declarations of conformityVehicle components which receiveand/or transmit ra

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe yellow ! warning lamp lights up. If you manually apply orrelease the electric parking

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions$(USAonly)J(Canadaonly)Check Brake Fluid LevelThere is not enough brake fluid in the brak

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsPRE-SAFEFunctions Currently Limited See Operator's ManualVehicles without the Active

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsPRE-SAFEFunctions Currently Limited See Operator's ManualVehicles with the Active Dr

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions6Front Left Malfunction Service Required or Front Right Malfunction Service RequiredSRS h

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsFront Passenger Airbag Enabled See Operator's ManualThe front-passenger air bag is e

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsIf these conditions are fulfilled, the front-passenger seat can beoccupied again. Whether

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsIf these conditions are fulfilled, the front-passenger seat can beoccupied again. Whether

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsbCheck Front Left Turn Signal or Check Front Right Turn SignalThe front left-hand or fro

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsbLicense Plate LampThe left or right-hand license plate lamp is defective.XCheck whether

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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-BenzBefore you first drive off, read this Operator'sManual carefully and familiarize yourself withyour vehicle.

Page 224

remove any warning stickers unless thesticker clearly states that you may do so.If you remove any warning stickers, you orothers could fail to recogni

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsbActive Headlamps InoperativeThe active light function is defective.XVisit a qualified sp

Page 226

EngineDisplay messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions+Check Coolant Level See Operator's ManualThe coolant level is too low.! Avoid

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions#The battery is not being charged.A warning tone also sounds.Possible causes are:Ra defec

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions4Check Engine Oil Level (Add 1 quart)AMG vehicles: the engine oil level is too low.XCheck

Page 229

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsØCheck Additive See Operator's ManualThe DEF tank is almost empty.XHave the DEF tank

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsÁCompressor Is CoolingYou have selected a higher vehicle level. The compressor firstneeds

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsACTIVE CURVE SYSTEM Malfunction See Operator's ManualThe Active Curve System is faul

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsLOW RANGE Malfunction To Park Apply BrakeLOW RANGE is malfunctioning.XDo not drive faster

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsLane Keeping Assist Currently Unavailable See Operator's Manual or Active Lane Keepi

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsBlind Spot Assist or Active Blind Spot Assist is temporarilyinoperative. Possible causes

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This information helps, for example, to testvehicle systems after an accident and tocontinually improve vehicle safety.Daimler AG can access this data

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsPark Assist InoperativeYou have just carried out a large number of turning or parkingmane

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsDISTRONIC PLUS InoperativeDISTRONIC PLUS is defective.BAS PLUS (Brake Assist PLUS) and PR

Page 238

TiresDisplay messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsCheck Tire Pressure SoonThe tire pressure loss warning system has detected a signifi

Page 239

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsCheck TiresThe tire pressure in one or more tires has dropped significantly.The wheel pos

Page 240

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsTire Press. Monitor Currently UnavailableDue to a source of radio interference, no signal

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsTransmission Not in P Risk of Vehicle Rolling AwayThe driver's door is open and the

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsÐPower Steering Malfunction See Operator's ManualThe power steering is malfunctionin

Page 243

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsÂReplace Key BatteryThe batteries of the KEYLESS-GO key are discharged.XChange the batter

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsÂRemove 'Start' Button and Insert KeyKEYLESS-GO is temporarily malfunctioning o

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SafetySeat beltsProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsüAfter starting theengine, the red seatbelt warning lamp lightsup for 6 seconds.Th

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Safety systemsProblem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions$ (USA only)J (Canada only)The red brake systemwarning lamp comes onwhile the engine

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!The yellow ABS warninglamp is lit while theengine is running.ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) is de

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!The yellow ABS warninglamp is lit while theengine is running.ABS is temporarily unavailable. Ther

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!The yellow ABS warninglamp is lit while theengine is running. Awarning tone alsosounds.EBD is mal

Page 251

Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions÷The yellow ESP®warning lamp flasheswhile the vehicle is inmotion.ESP® or traction control has int

Page 252

Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions÷åThe yellow ESP® andESP® OFF warninglamps are lit while theengine is running.ESP®, BAS, PRE-SAFE®

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsF (USA only)! (Canada only)The red electric parkingbrake indicator lampflashes or lights upand/or!

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EngineProblem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions;The yellow CheckEngine warning lamplights up while theengine is running.There may be a malf

Page 255

Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions?The red coolantwarning lamp lights upwhile the engine isrunning and the coolanttemperature gauge

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions?The red coolantwarning lamp comes onwhile the engine isrunning.The coolant level is too low.! Avo

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Dashboard ... 32Instrument cluster ... 33Multifunction steering wheel ...

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsXObserve the additional display messages in the multifunctiondisplay.XPull over and stop the vehic

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TiresProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionshUSA only:The yellow tire pressuremonitor warning lamp(pressure loss/malfunction) is lit.Cana

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Useful information ... 332Stowage areas ... 332Features ...

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Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 263

Stowage spaceImportant safety notesGWARNINGIf objects in the passenger compartment arestowed incorrectly, they can slide or bethrown around and hit ve

Page 264 - Important safety notes

Stowage compartment under thearmrestXTo open: pull handle : up.The armrest folds out.In the stowage compartment, there is astowage tray.iDepending on

Page 265 - Displays and operation

iDepending on the vehicle's equipment,there may be open stowage spaces aboveand below the stowage compartment.Stowage netGWARNINGVehicles with th

Page 266

forwards, e.g. when braking suddenly or in theevent of an accident.RThe vehicle occupant would thereby bepushed into the seat belt by the rear benchse

Page 267

Folding the rear bench seat backXFold seat backrest ; back until it engages.Make sure not to trap the seat belt whiledoing so.XSwing seat cushion : ba

Page 268 - Menus and submenus

DashboardFunction Page:Steering wheel paddleshifters 169;Combination switch 123=Instrument cluster 33?HornADIRECT SELECT lever 165BPARKTRONIC warningd

Page 269

There is a bag hook in the cargo compartmenton the left-hand side.XPress bag hook marking :.XTurn bag hook : until it engages.Securing hooksThere are

Page 270

Removing/installing the cargocompartment cover (without integratedcargo net)XTo remove: make sure that cargocompartment cover : is rolled up.XPush end

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XMake sure that red lock statusindicator ? is no longer visible. Thecombined cargo cover and net willotherwise not be locked in place.Cargo net in com

Page 272

Inserting the brackets into the loadingrailXInsert bracket : into the center of loadingrail ?.XPress release button ; and pushbracket : into the desir

Page 273

XTo install: insert one bracket ; into boththe left and the right loading rails and slideit to the desired position (Y page 340).XInsert telescopic ro

Page 274

cargo compartment floor, fasten it with thepress studs.Roof carrierImportant safety notesGWARNINGWhen you load the roof, the center of gravityof the v

Page 275

The bottles are not secured or prevented fromtipping over. Therefore, do not place any opendrink containers in the stowagecompartments.Cup holder in t

Page 276

Sun visorsOverviewGWARNINGIf the mirror cover of the vanity mirror is foldedup when the vehicle is in motion, you could beblinded by incident light. T

Page 277

The roller sunblind can be hooked back intoplace should it pop out from the top of theguide rail.XTilt pull-out profile : as illustrated.XSlip guide b

Page 278

In addition, flammable materials can ignite if:Rthe hot cigarette lighter fallsRa child holds the hot cigarette lighter toobjects, for exampleThere is

Page 279

Instrument clusterDisplays and controlsFunction Page:Speedometer withsegments 264;Fuel gauge=Tachometer264Function Page?Coolant temperature 263AMultif

Page 280

Socket in the rear-compartment centerconsoleXLift up the cover of socket :.Vehicles with the Rear Seat EntertainmentSystem have two sockets in the cen

Page 281

Using the 115 V power socketXTo switch on: switch the ignition on.XOpen flap =.XInsert the plug of the electronic device into115 V power socket :.Indi

Page 282

Problems with the 115 V power socketProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe warning lamp onthe 115 V power socketis not lit.The on-boa

Page 283

The mbrace systemTo adjust the volume during an mbrace call,proceed as follows:XPress the W or X button on themultifunction steering wheel.orXUse the

Page 284 - Display messages

flashes. The Connecting Call messageappears in the multifunction display.The audio output is muted.Once the connection has been made, theCall Connecte

Page 285

immediately after pressing the SOS button,you do not know if mbrace has successfullymade the emergency call. In this situation,seek additional assista

Page 286

XPress MB Info call button :.This initiates a call to the Mercedes-BenzCustomer Assistance Center. The indicatorlamp in MB Info call button : flashes

Page 287

Furthermore, you can download routes withup to 20 way points.You are prompted to confirm route guidanceto the address entered.The system calculates th

Page 288 - !(Canada

sent. If you have multiple Mercedes-Benzvehicles with mbrace and active mbraceaccounts:if multiple vehicles are registered under thesame e-mail addres

Page 289

Stolen vehicle recovery serviceIf your vehicle has been stolen:XNotify the police.The police will issue a numbered incidentreport.XThis number will be

Page 290

Warning and indicator lampsFunction Page:L Low-beamheadlamps121;T Parking lamps122=÷ ESP®321?K High-beamheadlamps124AElectric parking brake (red) 324F

Page 291 - J(Canada

about various special offers at yourworkshop.Rmonthly status information E-Mail on oillevel, air pressure, maintenance, brakes,etc. If applicable, you

Page 292

Triggering the vehicle alarmWith this function, you can trigger thevehicle's panic alarm via SMS. An alarmsounds and the exterior lighting flashe

Page 293

XPress and hold one of buttons ; to ? onthe integrated garage door opener.After a short time, indicator lamp : lightsup yellow.iIndicator lamp : light

Page 294

XPress and hold one of buttons ; to ? onthe integrated garage door opener.After a short time, indicator lamp : lightsup yellow.XRelease the button.Ind

Page 295

iMake sure that you clear the memory ofthe integrated garage door opener beforeselling the vehicle.CompassCalling up the compassInformation on operati

Page 296

Useful information ... 364Engine compartment ... 364Maintenance ... 3

Page 297

Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 298

! Make sure that the windshield wipers arenot folded away from the windshield. Youcould otherwise damage the windshieldwipers or the hood.XMake sure t

Page 299

Checking the oil level using the oildipstickExample: vehicles with a gasoline engineExample: vehicles with a diesel engineXPull oil dipstick : out of

Page 300

Example: engine oil capXTurn cap : counter-clockwise and removeit.XAdd engine oil.If the oil level is at or below the MIN markon the oil dipstick, add

Page 301

Multifunction steering wheelFunction Page:Multifunction display 265;COMAND display; see theseparate OperatingInstructions=?Switches on the VoiceContro

Page 302

Adding washer fluid to the windshieldwasher system/headlamp cleaningsystemGWARNINGWindshield washer concentrate is highlyflammable. If it comes into c

Page 303

Hiding a service messageXPress the % or a button on thesteering wheel.Displaying service messagesXSwitch on the ignition.XPress the = or ; button on t

Page 304

should drive for a few minutes aftercleaning. Braking heats the brake discs andthe brake pads/linings, thus drying them.The vehicle can then be parked

Page 305

Washing by handIn some countries, washing by hand is onlyallowed at specially equipped washing bays.Observe the legal requirements in allcountries con

Page 306

three to five months, depending on theclimate conditions and the care product used.If dirt has penetrated the paint surface or ifthe paint has become

Page 307

away. This can lead to corrosion damageand damage to electronic components.XClean the inside and outside of thewindows with a damp cloth and a cleanin

Page 308

XUse clear water and a soft cloth to cleancamera lens :.Cleaning the exhaust pipe! Do not clean the exhaust pipe with acid-based cleaning agents such

Page 309

XBefore cleaning the display, make sure thatit is switched off and has cooled down.XClean the display surface using acommercially available microfiber

Page 310

Cleaning the steering wheel and gear orselector leverXThoroughly wipe with a damp cloth or useleather care agents that have beenrecommended and approv

Page 311

Cleaning the seat beltsGWARNINGSeat belts can become severely weakened ifbleached or dyed. This could cause the seatbelts to tear or fail, for instanc

Page 312

Center consoleCenter console, upper sectionFunction Page:COMAND; see the separateoperating instructions;c Seat heating107=s Seat ventilation109?c PARK

Page 314

Useful information ... 380Where will I find...? ... 380Flat tire ...

Page 315

Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 316

Vehicles with a "Minispare" emergencyspare wheelExample: vehicles with AIRMATIC and trailer towhitch:Folding wheel chock;Lug wrench=Alignmen

Page 317

MOExtended tires (tires with run-flatproperties)General notesWith MOExtended tires (tires with run flatcharacteristics), you can continue to driveyour

Page 318 - Overview

TIREFIT kitUsing the TIREFIT kitTIREFIT is a tire sealant.TIREFIT can be used to seal small puncturesof up to 0.16 inches (4 mm), particularly onthe t

Page 319 - Seat belts

If a tire pressure of 180 kPa (1.8 bar/26 psi)has not been attained after five minutes:(Y page 384).iIf tire sealant leaks out, allow it to dry. Itcan

Page 320 - Safety systems

placard on the B-pillar on the driver's sideor tire pressure table on the fuel filler flap).XTo increase the tire pressure: switch onthe tire inf

Page 321

RMake sure that the positive terminal of aconnected battery does not come intocontact with vehicle parts.RNever place metal objects or tools on abatte

Page 322

Immediately rinse acid splashesoff with clean water. Consult adoctor if necessary.Wear eye protection.Keep children away.Observe this Operator's

Page 323

Center console, lower sectioniVehicles with ON&OFFROAD menuFunction PageFCup holders 343Ashtray 346Cigarette lighter 346Power socket 347GCOMAND co

Page 324

Read the battery charger's operatinginstructions before charging the battery.XOpen the hood (Y page 364).XConnect the battery charger to the posi

Page 325

Jump-startingFor the jump-starting procedure, use only the jump-starting connection point, consisting of apositive terminal and an earth point, in the

Page 326 - Y page 43)

Do not start the vehicle using a rapid charging device. If your vehicle's battery is discharged,the engine can be jump-started from another vehic

Page 327

XSlide cover : of positive terminal ; in the direction of the arrow.XConnect positive terminal ; on your vehicle to positive terminal = of donor batte

Page 328 - Y page 179)

! When towing vehicles with KEYLESS-GO,use the key instead of the Start/Stopbutton. Otherwise, the automatictransmission may shift to position P whent

Page 329

Removing the towing eyeXLoosen the towing eye and unscrew it.XAttach cover : or ; to the bumper andpress until it engages.XPlace the towing eye in the

Page 330 - Driving systems

As soon as the vehicle is loaded:XPrevent the vehicle from rolling away byapplying the electric parking brake.XShift the automatic transmission toposi

Page 331

Before changing a fuseXSecure the vehicle against rolling away(Y page 179).XSwitch off all electrical consumers.XTurn the SmartKey to position 0 in th

Page 332

! When closing the cover, make sure that itis lying correctly on the fuse box. Moistureseeping in or dirt could otherwise impairthe operation of the f

Page 333 - Stowage and features

Useful information ... 398Important safety notes ... 398Operation ...

Page 335

iVehicles without ON&OFFROAD menuand AMG vehiclesFunction PageFCup holders 343Ashtray 346Cigarette lighter 346Power socket 347GCOMAND controller;

Page 336

Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 337

and wheels checked at a qualified specialistworkshop.When parking your vehicle, make sure thatthe tires do not get deformed by the curb orother obstac

Page 338

Bar indicator : for tread wear is integratedinto the tire tread.Treadwear indicators (TWI) are required bylaw. Six indicators are positioned on the ti

Page 339

Only winter tires bearing the i snowflakesymbol in addition to the M+S markingprovide the best possible grip in wintry roadconditions.Only these tires

Page 340

Tire pressureTire pressure specificationsImportant safety notesGWARNINGTires with tire pressures that are too low ortoo high are associated with the f

Page 341

The tire pressure table contains therecommended pressures for cold tires forvarious operating conditions, i.e. differingload and speed conditions.Exam

Page 342

Therefore, you should only correct tirepressures when the tires are cold.The tires are cold:Rif the vehicle has been parked withoutdirect sunlight on

Page 343

Never exceed the maximum permissible tireinflation pressure. Always observe therecommended tire pressure for your vehiclewhen adjusting the tire press

Page 344

Ryou adopt a very sporty driving style(cornering at high speeds or driving withhigh rates of acceleration).Ryou are towing a very heavy or large trail

Page 345

Example: current tire pressure displayImportant safety notesGWARNINGEach tire, including the spare (if provided),should be checked at least once a mon

Page 346

Overhead control panelFunction Page:p Switches the left-hand reading lamp on/off127;c Switches the frontinterior lighting on128=u Switches the rearint

Page 347

vehicle to a halt by braking carefully. Avoidabrupt steering maneuvers.The tire pressure monitor has a yellowwarning lamp in the instrument cluster fo

Page 348

Tire pressure monitor warningmessagesIf the tire pressure monitor detects a pressureloss in one or more tires, a warning messageis shown in the multif

Page 349

Loading the vehicleInstruction labels for tires and loadsGWARNINGOverloaded tires can overheat, causing ablowout. Overloaded tires can also impair the

Page 350

maximum permissible gross vehicle weightrating for your vehicle on the Tire andLoading Information placard.Number of seatsMaximum number of seats : in

Page 351

Example: steps 1 to 3The following table shows examples on how to calculate total and cargo load capacities withvarying seating configurations and num

Page 352

Step 3Example 1 Example 2 Example 3Permissible load (maximum gross vehicle weight rating from the Tire and Loading Information placard minus the gross

Page 353

Example:RTreadwear grade: 200RTraction grade: AARTemperature grade: AAll passenger car tires must conform to thestatutory safety requirements in addit

Page 354

Tire labelingOverview:Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standard(Y page 419);DOT, Tire Identification Number(Y page 418)=Maximum tire load (Y page 417)?Max

Page 355

aspect ratio is calculated by dividing the tirewidth by the tire height.Tire code: tire code = specifies the tire type."R" represents radial

Page 356

All-weather tires and winter tiresIndex Speed ratingQ M+S2up to 100 mph (160 km/h)T M+S2up to 118 mph (190 km/h)H M+S2up to 130mph (210 km/h)V M+S2up

Page 357

Door control panelFunction Page:Opens the door 85;%& Unlocks/locksthe vehicle85=r45=Stores settings for the seat,exterior mirrors andsteering whee

Page 358

Do not overload the tires by exceeding thespecified load limit. The maximumpermissible load can be found on thevehicle's Tire and Loading Informa

Page 359

100 kilopascals (kPa) are the equivalent of1 bar.DOT (Department of Transportation)DOT marked tires fulfill the requirements ofthe United States Depar

Page 360

Load indexIn addition to the load-bearing index, the loadindex may also be imprinted on the sidewallof the tire. This specifies the load-bearingcapaci

Page 361

TractionTraction is the result of friction between thetires and the road surface.TWR (Tongue Weight Rating)The TWR specifies the maximum permissiblewe

Page 362

Direction of rotationTires with a specified direction of rotationhave additional benefits, e.g. if there is a riskof hydroplaning. You will only gain

Page 363

If your vehicle is equipped with a wheel chock,it can be found in the tire-change tool kit(Y page 380).The folding wheel chock is an additionalsecurin

Page 364

Rbefore raising the vehicle, secure it fromrolling away by applying the parking brakeand inserting wheel chocks. Neverdisengage the parking brake whil

Page 365 - Maintenance and care

ExampleXMake sure the foot of the jack is directlybeneath the jacking point.XTurn ratchet wrench ? until jack = sitscompletely on jacking point ; and

Page 366

:Wheel bolts for all wheels supplied by thefactory;Wheel bolts for the "Minispare"emergency spare wheelXClean the wheel and wheel hub contac

Page 367

These tires have been specially adapted foruse with the control systems, such as ABSor ESP®, and are marked as follows:RMO = Mercedes-Benz OriginalRMO

Page 368

Useful information ... 42Panic alarm ... 42Occupant safety ...

Page 369

The tires and wheel rims, as well as furtherinformation, can be obtained at a qualifiedspecialist workshop.428Wheel and tire combinationsWheels and ti

Page 370

TiresML 350 BlueEFFICIENCYAll-weather tiresR 18Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 255/55 R 18 105 H M+S BA: 8.0 J x 18 H2Wheel offset: 2.21 in (56 mm)R 19Tires All

Page 371

R 20Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 265/45 R 20 108 H XL M+S4BA: 9.0 J x 20 H2Wheel offset: 2.24 in (57 mm)BA: 265/45 R 20 108 H XL M+SMOExtended3, 4BA: 9.0 J x

Page 372

ML 350 4MATIC BlueEFFICIENCYAll-weather tiresR 18Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 255/55 R 18 105 H M+S BA: 8.0 J x 18 H2Wheel offset: 2.21 in (56 mm)R 19Tires A

Page 373

Winter tiresR 18Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 255/55 R 18 105 H M+Si BA: 8.0 J x 18 H2Wheel offset: 2.21 in (56 mm)R 19Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 225/50 R 19 103 W

Page 374

R 19Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 225/50 R 19 103 W BA: 8,5 J x 19 H2 Wheel offset: 2,44 in (62 mm)BA: 225/50 R 19 103 W MOExtended3BA: 8,5 J x 19 H2 Wheel of

Page 375

R 19Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 225/50 R 19 103 W BA: 8,5 J x 19 H2 Wheel offset: 2,44 in (62 mm)BA: 225/50 R 19 103 W MOExtended3BA: 8,5 J x 19 H2 Wheel of

Page 376

Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 255/50 R 19 107 H XL M+S4BA: 8.5 J x 19 H2Wheel offset: 2.44 in (62 mm)BA: 255/50 R 19 107 H XL M+SMOExtended3, 4BA: 8.5 J x 19

Page 377

ML 63 AMG 4MATICSummer tiresR 20Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 265/45 ZR 20 108 Y XL4BA: 9.0 J x 20 H2Wheel offset: 1.61 in (41 mm)R 21Tires Alloy wheelsBA: 29

Page 378

! AMG vehicles with "Minispare" emergency spare wheel: use the"Minispare" emergency spare wheel only on the rear axle. If you moun

Page 379

Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 380

XVehicles with a lockable cargo compartment floor: remove the contentsof stowage tray ;.XTurn the central retaining screw of stowagetray ; and "M

Page 381 - Breakdown assistance

Technical dataML 350 BlueEFFICIENCY"Minispare" emergency spare wheelTires Alloy wheelsT 155/90 R18 113 MTire pressure: 420 kPa (4.2 bar/61 p

Page 383

Useful information ... 442Information regarding technicaldata ... 442Genuine

Page 384

Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 385

Your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center willreplace and repair all factory-installed partsin accordance with the following warrantyterms and conditions:R

Page 386

VINXOpen the front right-hand door.XOpen cover : in the direction of the arrowand remove it.You will see the VIN.The VIN can also be found in the foll

Page 387

Other designations or recommendationsindicate a level of quality or a specification inaccordance with an MB Sheet number (e.g.MB 229.5). They have not

Page 388

If there is no premium-grade unleadedgasoline available and regular unleadedgasoline must be used, please observe thefollowing precautions:Ronly fill

Page 389

with the instructions for use on the productlabel.Do not mix other fuel additives with fuel. Thiscauses unnecessary costs and could damagethe engine.D

Page 390

SRS (Supplemental Restraint System)IntroductionSRS consists of:R6 SRS warning lampRAir bagsRThe air bag control unit with crash sensorsREmergency Tens

Page 391

Flexible Fuel vehiclesImportant safety notesGWARNINGFuel is highly flammable. If you handle fuelincorrectly, there is a risk of fire andexplosion.You

Page 392

Low outside temperaturesDEF freezes at a temperature ofapproximately 12 ‡ (-11 †). The vehicle isdelivered from the factory equipped with aDEF preheat

Page 393

Use only SAE 0W-40 or SAE 5W-40 engine oilsfor AMG vehicles.iMB approval is indicated on the oilcontainers.Filling capacitiesThe following values refe

Page 394

CoolantImportant safety notesGWARNINGIf antifreeze comes into contact with hotcomponents in the engine compartment, itmay ignite. There is a risk of f

Page 395

Windshield washer system andheadlamp cleaning systemImportant safety notesGWARNINGWindshield washer concentrate is highlyflammable. If it comes into c

Page 396

Dimensions and weightsModels with::Openingheight;Max.headroomSteel suspension86.4 in(2195 mm)78.2 in(1987 mm)AIRMATIC package84.3 in -87.2 in(2140 mm

Page 397

ML 550 4MATICBlueEFFICIENCYVehicle length190.5 in(4839 mm)ML 63 AMGVehicle length189.6 in(4817 mm)Vehicle width including exterior mirrors84.3 in(2141

Page 398

Trailer loadsTrailer loads, trailer drawbar noseweights and axle loadsMissing values were not available at time of going to print. All models (except

Page 399 - Wheels and tires

ML 63 AMGMaximum drawbar noseweight (the drawbar noseweight is not included in the trailer load)575 lbs (261 kg)Permissible rear axle load when towi

Page 400

Publication detailsInternetFurther information about Mercedes-Benzvehicles and about Daimler AG can be foundon the following websiteshttp://www.mbusa.

Page 401

RDo not bleach or dye seat belts as this mayseverely weaken them. In a crash they maynot be able to provide adequate protection.RNo modifications of a

Page 402

Order no. 6515 0442 13 Part no. 166 584 86 81 Edition B 2013É1665848681QËÍ1665848681Nur für internen Gebrauch / For internal use only

Page 403

must always be correctly seated and weartheir seat belts.For maximum protection in the event of acollision, you must always be in the normalseat posit

Page 404

In the event of other types of impacts andimpacts below air bag deploymentthresholds, the air bags will not deploy. Thedriver and passengers will then

Page 405

Front-passenger front air bag ; will onlydeploy if:Rthe system, based on the OCS weightsensor readings, has detected that thefront-passenger seat is o

Page 406

Index ... 4Introduction ... 23At a glance ...

Page 407

Rregardless of whether the seat belt on thedriver's seat and the outer seats of the 2ndrow of seats is usedRindependently of the front air bagsRi

Page 408

child in a standard child restraint or if the frontpassenger seat is classified as being empty.When the OCS senses that the frontpassenger seat occupa

Page 409

Children can be killed or seriously injured byan inflating air bag. Note the followingimportant information when circumstancesrequire you to place a c

Page 410

If the SmartKey has been removed from theignition lock or is in position 0,45 indicator lamp : does not lightup.The Occupant Classification System (OC

Page 411

An incorrectly mounted child seat could causeinjuries to the child in case of an accident,instead of increasing protection for the child.Follow the ma

Page 412

Problems with the occupant classification systemGWARNINGIf the 45 indicator lamp illuminates and remains illuminated when the weight of a typicaladult

Page 413

PRE-SAFE® (anticipatory occupantprotection system)GWARNINGThe PRE-SAFE® system reduces the impact ofan accident on vehicle occupants, as long astheir

Page 414

as intended if the occupants are properlywearing their seat belts.GWARNINGNever ride in a moving vehicle with the seatbackrest in an excessively recli

Page 415

In a frontal crash, your body would movetoo far forward. That would increase thechance of head and neck injuries. The seatbelt would also apply too mu

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XAdjust the seat and move the backrest toan almost vertical position (Y page 102).XPull the seat belt smoothly through beltsash guide :.XWithout twist

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1, 2, 3 ...115 V socket ... 34812 V socketsee Sockets 360° cameraFunct

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XSlide the belt sash guide downwards.XRelease belt sash guide release : andmake sure that the belt sash guide hasengaged.Releasing seat belts! Make su

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Emergency Tensioning Devices, seatbelt force limiterGWARNINGPyrotechnic Emergency Tensioning Devicesthat have been deployed must be renewed.For your s

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Children in the vehicleChild restraint systemsImportant safety notesGWARNINGAccording to accident statistics, children aresafer when properly restrain

Page 421

in direction, the child may not be heldsecurely. The child could thus be seriously oreven fatally injured. For this reason, whenfitting a child restra

Page 422

If an infant or child is traveling in the vehicle:RSecure the child with a child or infant seatrestraint system appropriate to the age andweight of th

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LATCH-type (ISOFIX) child seat anchorsin the rearGWARNINGChildren that are too large for a child restraintmust travel in seats using normal seat belts

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Top Tether provides an additional connectionbetween a child restraint system, securedwith a LATCH-type (ISOFIX) child seat mount,and the rear seat. Th

Page 425

If children open a door, they could injure otherpersons or get out of the vehicle and injurethemselves or be injured by following traffic.Do not expos

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RPRE-SAFE® Brake (Y page 73)RSTEER CONTROL (Y page 75)Important safety notesIf you fail to adapt your driving style orbecome distracted, the driving s

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At speeds below 20 mph (30 km/h), the frontwheels lock cyclically during braking. Thedigging-in effect achieved in the processreduces the stopping dis

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Anti-lock braking systemsee ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Anti-theft alarm systemsee ATA (Anti-Theft Alarm system) Approach/departure

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In particular, the detection of obstacles canbe impaired if:Rthere is dirt on the sensors or anything elsecovering the sensors.Rsnow or heavy rainRint

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function detects that there is a risk of acollision, you will be warned visually andacoustically. The distance warning functioncannot prevent a collis

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that are in the path of your vehicle for anextended period of time.Should you approach an obstacle andAdaptive Brake Assist has detected a risk ofcoll

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In appropriate driving situations, activate theoff-road program:XVehicles without the ON&OFFROADpackage (Y page 248)XVehicles with the ON&OFFR

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GWARNINGIf you deactivate ESP®, ESP® no longerstabilizes the vehicle. There is an increasedrisk of skidding and an accident.Only deactivate ESP® in th

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the vehicle/trailer combination hasstabilized.Trailer stabilization is active above speeds ofabout 37 mph (60 km/h).Trailer stabilization does not wor

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The braking action of PRE-SAFE® Brake isended automatically if:Ryou maneuver to avoid the obstacle.Rthere is no longer any danger of a rear-endcollisi

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deactivated (Y page 207). On vehicles withActive Parking Assist, the Ä symbol isdisplayed when P is engaged or you aredriving faster than 22 mph (35 k

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Rthe tailgateRthe hoodXTo turn the alarm off with the SmartKey: press the % or & buttonon the SmartKey.The alarm is switched off.orXInsert the Sma

Page 438 - Emergency spare wheel

Useful information ... 78SmartKey ... 78Doors ...

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Notes/function ... 233Trailer towing ... 235see Active Blind Spot Assist B

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Useful informationiThis Operator's Manual describes allmodels and all standard and optionalequipment of your vehicle available at thetime of publ

Page 441 - ML 63 AMG

Strong magnetic fields can occur in thevicinity of powerful electrical installations.RDo not keep the SmartKey:-with electronic devices, e.g. a mobile

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X To unlock the vehicle: touch the innersurface of the door handle.XTo lock the vehicle: touch sensorsurface :.XConvenience closing feature: touchrece

Page 443 - Technical data

ignition lock. The SmartKey must be in thevehicle.orXLock or unlock the vehicle using KEYLESS-GO. The SmartKey must be outside thevehicle.If you unloc

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:Battery compartment cover;Mechanical keyXPress mechanical key ; into the openingin the SmartKey in the direction of thearrow until battery compartmen

Page 445

Problems with the SmartKeyProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsYou cannot lock orunlock the vehicleusing the SmartKey.The SmartKey batt

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe engine cannot bestarted using theSmartKey.The on-board voltage is too low.XSwitch off non-esse

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themselves when doing so or be seriously oreven fatally injured by any passing traffic.Do not expose the child restraint system todirect sunlight. The

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If the vehicle has been locked using thelocking button for the central locking, or hasbeen locked automatically, and a door isopened from the inside:R

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Locking the vehicle (mechanical key)If the vehicle can no longer be locked with theSmartKey, use the mechanical key.XOpen the driver's door.XClos

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Overview of bulb types ... 129Parking lamps ... 131Removing/replacing the cover(front wheel arch) ...

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GWARNINGDo not carry heavy or hard objects in thepassenger compartment or cargocompartment unless they are firmly securedin place.Unsecured or imprope

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iIf a KEYLESS-GO key is detected in thecargo compartment, the tailgate will notlock.Opening/closing automatically fromoutsideImportant safety notesGWA

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Closing and locking button (example: vehicle withEASY-PACK tailgate and KEYLESS-GO):Closing button;Locking buttonXTo close: press closing button : on

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Opening and closingYou can open and close the tailgate from thedriver's seat when the vehicle is stationaryand unlocked.XTo open: pull remote ope

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XTurn mechanical key ;90° clockwise.XPush mechanical key ; in the direction ofthe arrow and open the tailgate.Side windowsImportant safety notesGWARNI

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XTurn the SmartKey to position 1 or 2 in theignition lock.XTo open: press the corresponding switch.XTo close: pull the corresponding switch.iIf you pr

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Vehicles with KEYLESS-GO:RRelease the sensor surfaces on the exteriordoor handle to interrupt the closingprocedure.RTo open, pull the same door handle

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If the side window opens again slightly:XImmediately pull the corresponding switchon the door control panel until the sidewindow is completely closed

Page 459 - Editorial office

Problems with the side windowsGWARNINGClosing the side windows with increased force or without the anti-entrapment feature could leadto serious or eve

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the closing process, the sliding sunroof opensagain automatically.GWARNINGThe reversing feature does not react:Rto soft, light and thin objects, e.g.

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