Mercedes-benz E-class 1999 Control Switch User Manual

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101
ASR Control Switch
ASR control switch located on center
console
To improve the vehicle's traction when
driving with snow chains, or starting
off in deep snow, sand or gravel, press
the upper half of the ASR switch. The
ASR warning lamp, located in the
speedometer dial, is continuously
illuminated.
With the ASR system switched off, the
engine torque reduction feature is
cancelled. Therefore, the enhanced
vehicle stability offered by ASR is
unavailable.
Adapt your speed and driving to the
prevailing road conditions.
A portion of the ASR system remains
active, even with the switch in the OFF
position.
If one drive wheel loses traction and
begins to spin, the brake is applied until
the wheel regains sufficient traction. The
traction control engages at vehicle
speeds up to approximately 24 mph (40
km/h), and switches off at 50 mph (80
km/h).
Note:
Avoid spinning of one drive wheel.
Doing so may cause serious damage to
the drive train which is not covered by
the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty.
The ASR warning lamp, located in the
speedometer dial, starts to flash at any
vehicle speed as soon as the tires lose
traction and the wheels begin to spin.
To return to the enhanced vehicle
stability offered by ASR: press lower
half of the switch (the ASR warning
lamp in the speedometer dial goes out).
Important!
If the ASR warning lamp flashes:
during take-off, apply as little
throttle as possible,
while driving, ease up on the
accelerator.
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Summary of Contents

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101ASR Control SwitchASR control switch located on centerconsoleTo improve the vehicle's traction whendriving with snow chains, or startingoff in

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110E 320 shownChecking Engine Oil Level1 Oil dipstick2 Oil filler capThe engine oil level can be checked byeither the oil dipstick or via themultifunc

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111OIL LEVEL AT MINIMUMA signal sounds. Add oil to upper(max) mark of the dipstick (also seeLow engine oil level warning inIndex).OIL LEVEL BELOW MINI

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112Trunk LampIf the trunk is to remain open for a longperiod of time, the trunk lamp can beswitched off by pulling out the plungerin the switch (arrow

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113Vehicle Jack1 Jack arm2 Jack baseThe vehicle jack is stored behind thespare wheel.See illustration for proper storage of jack.To remove, first remo

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114Tire ReplacementFront tires should be replaced in sets.Rims and tires must be of the correctsize and type. For dimensions, see"Technical Data&

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115Spare Wheel(except E 430 with Sport Package andE 55 AMG)Important!The spare wheel rim is mounted with afull size tire of the same type as on theveh

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116Spare Wheel (E 55 AMG)The spare wheel rim size is8 J x 18 H 2 (same as front wheel).Important!In the case of a flat tire or breakdownof a rear axle

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117Changing WheelsMove vehicle to a level area which is asafe distance from the roadway.1. Set parking brake and turn onhazard warning flasher.2. Move

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1189. Remove wheel. Grip wheel fromthe sides. Keep hands from beneaththe wheels.10. Clean contact surfaces of wheeland wheel hub. Install spare wheelo

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119Tire Inflation PressureA table (see fuel filler flap) lists the tireinflation pressures specified forMercedes-Benz recommended tires aswell as for

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102Electronic Stability Program(ESP) (optional)(standard on E 430 and E 55 AMG;optional on E 300 TD and E 320)The ESP enhances directional controland

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120Exterior LampsHeadlamp AdjustmentCorrect headlamp adjustment isextremely important. Check andreadjust headlamps at regular intervalsand when a bulb

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121Replacing Bulb:When replacing bulbs, install only 12volt bulbs with the specified wattrating.When replacing halogen bulbs do nottouch glass portion

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122Adjusting HeadlampCorrect headlamp adjustment isextremely important. To check andreadjust a headlamp, follow steps 1through 7. Please note:• Low be

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1235. Horizontal headlamp aim(low beams on):Turn adjusting screw (1)(counterclockwise to adjust tothe left, clockwise to the right)until the headlamps

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124Adjusting Headlamp Aim(Xenon)Correct headlamp adjustment isextremely important. To check andreadjust a headlamp, follow steps 1through 7. Please no

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1255. Vertical headlamp aim(Low beams on):Turn adjusting screw (2) (coun-terclockwise to adjust headlampdownward, clockwise upward) untilthe headlamps

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126Taillamp AssembliesOpen trunk lid.1 Turn signal lamp(21 W/32 cp bulb)2 Stop, tail and parking lamp(21/4 W/35/1.2 cp bulb)3 Tail, parking and side m

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127BatteryWarning!Failure to follow these instructionscan result in severe injury or death.Never lean over batteries whileconnecting, you might get in

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128While the engine is running the batteryterminal clamps must not be loosenedor detached, otherwise the generatorand other electronic components woul

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129FusesBefore replacing a blown fuse,determine the cause of the short circuit.Spare fuses are supplied inside themain fuse box. Observe amperage andc

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103ESP Control SwitchESP control switch located on centerconsoleTo improve the vehicle's traction whendriving with snow chains, or starlingoff in

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130Jump StartingWarning!Failure to follow these directions willcause damage to the electroniccomponents, and can lead to a batteryexplosion and severe

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131the disabled vehicle in the usualmanner.6. After the engine has started,remove jumper cables by exactlyreversing the above installationsequence, st

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132E 55 AMGFlap removal (E 55 AMG):Reach into recess and pull out.Flap installation: Press in until it snapsinto place.We recommend that the vehicle b

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133Caution!Vehicles with Acceleration SlipRegulation (ASR)If the vehicle is towed with the front axleraised, the engine must be shut off(electronic ke

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134Cleaning and Care of the VehicleWarning!Many cleaning products can behazardous. Some are poisonous,others are flammable. Always followthe instructi

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135Engine CleaningPrior to cleaning the enginecompartment make sure to protectelectrical components and connectorsfrom the intrusion of water and clea

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136Seat BeltsThe webbing must not be treated withchemical cleaning agents. Use onlyclear, lukewarm water and soap. Do notdry the webbing at temperatur

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137Paintwork, Painted BodyComponentsMercedes-Benz approved Paint Careshould be applied when water drops onthe paint surface do not "bead up"

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138Electronic Main KeyRemote Control1 Transmit buttons2 Lamp for battery check and functioncontrolChecking BatteriesIf one of the transmit buttons isp

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139Change batteries (7), inserting newones under contact spring (8) with plus(+) side facing up.Return battery compartment intohousing until locked in

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104Emission ControlCertain systems of the engine serve tokeep the toxic components of theexhaust gases within permissible limitsrequired by law.These

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140Front Head RestraintsWarning!For your protection, drive only withproperly positioned head restraints.Adjust head restraint to support theback of th

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141Rear Seat CushionRemoval: Pull locking tabs up (on leftand right side of seat) and lift seat at thefront.Installation: Guide seat belt bucklesthrou

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142Replacing Wiper Blade InsertFor safety reasons, remove electronickey from steering lock before replacingthe wiper blade, otherwise the motorcan sud

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143Manual Release of Fuel Filler FlapThe manual release knob is locatedbehind the right side trunk panel.In case the central locking system doesnot re

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144E 300 TURBODIESELLayout of Poly-V-belt Drive1 Automatic belt tensioner2 Crankshaft3 Air conditioning compressorE 320, E 430, E 55 AMG4 Coolant pump

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145Technical Data

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146Identification LabelsWhen ordering spare parts, pleasespecify vehicle identification and enginenumbers.1 Certification Label2 Vehicle Identificatio

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147Warranty CoverageYour vehicle is covered under theterms of the "warranties" printed in theOwner's Service and WarrantyInformation Bo

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148Technical Data E 300 TURBODIESEL Rims – TiresModel E 300 DIESEL (210 025)1Rims(light alloy rims) 71/² J x 16 H 2Wheel offset 41 mm (1.6 in)Engine60

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149Technical Data E 300 TURBODIESELMain DimensionsWeightsSee certification tagRoof load max. 100 kg (220 lb) Overall vehicle length 4810 mm (189.4 in)

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105Winter DrivingHave your vehicle winterized at yourauthorized Mercedes-Benz dealerbefore the onset of winter.• Change the engine oil if the engineco

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150Technical Data E 320 Rims – TiresModel E 320 (210 065)1RimsE 320 with AWD (210 082)1(light alloy rims) 71/² J x 16 H 2Wheel offset 41 mm (1.6 in)En

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151Technical Data E 320Main DimensionsWeightsSee certification tagRoof load max. 100 kg (220 lb) Overall vehicle length 4810 mm (189.4 in)Trunk load m

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152Technical Data E 430 Rims – Tires (expect Sport Package)Model E 420 (210 070)1Rims(light alloy rims) 71/² J x 16 H 2Wheel offset 41 mm (1.6 in)Engi

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153Technical Data E 430Electrical System WeightsSee certification tagRoof load max. 100 kg (220 lb)Generator (alternator) 14 V/150A Trunk load max. 10

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154Technical Data E 55 AMG Rims and Summer TiresModel E 420 (210 074)1RimsFront axleAMG light alloy rims8 J x 18H 2Engine113Wheel offset31 mm (1.2 in)

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155Technical Data E 55 AMGElectrical System WeightsSee certification tagRoof load max. 100 kg (220 lb)Generator (alternator) 14 V/150A Trunk load max.

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156Fuels, Coolants, Lubricants etc. – CapacitiesVehicle components and their respective lubricants must match. Therefore use only brands tested and re

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157ModelCapacityFuels, coolants, lubricants etc.Front wheel hubs approx. 2.1 US qt (60g) each High temperature roller bearing greaseAccelerator contro

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158Engine OilsEngine oils are specifically tested fortheir suitability in our engines.Therefore, use only engine oilsrecommended by Mercedes-Benz.Info

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159Vehicles with Gasoline EnginePremium Unleaded GasolineCaution!To maintain the engine's durability andperformance, premium unleadedgasoline mus

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106Snow ChainsUse only snow chains that are testedand recommended by Mercedes-Benz.Your authorized Mercedes-Benz dealerwill be glad to advise you on t

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160Vehicles with Diesel EngineDiesel FuelsUse only commercially availablevehicular diesel fuels No. 2 or No. 1(ASTM D 975 No. 2-D or No. 1-D).If diese

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161Therefore the following product isstrongly recommended for use in yourcar: Mercedes-Benz Anti corrosion/Antifreeze Agent.Before the start of the wi

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162Consumer InformationThis has been prepared as required ofall manufacturers of passenger carsunder Title 49, Code of U.S. FederalRegulations, Part 5

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163Problems with your VehicleIf you should experience a problem with your vehicle, particularly one that you believemay affect its safe operation, we

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164For the U.S.A. only.The following text is published as required of manufacturers under Title 49, Codeof U.S. Federal Regulations, Part 575 pursuant

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165Index

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166ABS 85-86, 97-100, 102, 105Acceleration slip regulation (ASR) 100Air conditioner refrigerant 158Air distribution 26Air volume 26 Airbag 55Airbag de

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167First aid kit 47Flexible service system 95Front center console compartmentventilation 28FSS 78, 95-96FuelDiesel fuel additives 160Diesel fuels 105,

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168Safety guidelines for the seat belt,emergency tensioning retractorand airbag 59Seat belt warning lamp 92Seat belts and warning system 49Shelf below

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107Practical Hints

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171Service and LiteratureYour authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer has trainedtechnicians and original Mercedes-Benz parts to serviceyour vehicle properly.

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172Check Regularly and Before a Long TripE 320 shown1 Windshield Washer SystemFor refilling reservoir see Index2 Headlamp Cleaning SystemAuxiliary tan

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173What You Should Know at the Gas Station• Fuel:To prevent fuel vapors from escaping into open air,fully insert filler nozzle unit.Only fill fuel tan

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108HoodTo open:To unlock the hood, pull release lever(1) under the driver's side of theinstrument panel. At the same timehandle (2) will extend o

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109Checking Coolant LevelTo check the coolant level, the vehiclemust be parked on level ground andthe engine stopped.Check coolant level only whencool

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