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        CLK430 CLK55AMG
- Our company and staff congratulate you on the purchase of your new Mercedes-Benz.
- Your selection of our product is a demonstration of your trust in our company name. Further, it e...
- Your Mercedes-Benz represents the efforts of many skilled engineers and craftsmen. To ensure your...
- • Please read this manual carefully before putting it aside. Then return it to your vehicle where...
- We extend our best wishes for many miles of safe, pleasurable driving.
- DaimlerChrysler AG
Contents
- Contents
  - Contents
    - Contents
- Product information 7
- Operator’s manual 8
- Where to find it 13
- Reporting Safety Defects 15
- Instruments and controls
- Instruments and controls 18
- Center console 20
  - Center console 20
  - Overhead control panel 21
- Operation
- Vehicle keys 24
- Start lock-out 27
- General notes on the central locking system 27
- Central locking system 28
- Radio frequency and infrared remote control 28
  - Radio frequency and infrared remote control 28
  - Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside 32
  - Panic button 33
  - Mechanical keys 33
- Doors 34
- Central locking switch 36
- Automatic central locking 37
  - Automatic central locking 37
- Emergency unlocking in case of accident 37
- Trunk 38
- Trunk lid release switch 40
- Trunk lid emergency release 41
- Antitheft alarm system 42
- Tow-away alarm 44
- Power seats, front 45
- Front head restraints 51
  - Front head restraints 51
  - Rear head restraints 52
- Backrest 54
- Multicontour seat 55
- Heated seats 56
- Seat belts and integrated restraint system 58
- Seat belts 58
- Seat belt nonusage warning system 59
  - Seat belt nonusage warning system 59
- BabySmart
- Self-test BabySmart
  - Self-test BabySmart
- Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 66
- Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 66
- Airbags 67
- Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 73
  - Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 73
  - Infant and child restraint systems 75
- Adjusting telescoping steering column 78
- Inside rear view mirror 79
- Exterior rear view mirrors 80
- Instrument cluster 84
- Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 86
- Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display 90
- Trip and main odometer, vehicle speed, FSS and engine oil level indicator 94
- Audio systems 95
- Radio 95
  - Radio 95
  - CD player 96
  - Cassette player 97
- Telephone 98
- Telephone book 98
  - Telephone book 98
  - Redialing 100
  - Incoming call 102
- Navigation system 103
- Trip computer 104
- Malfunction message memory 106
- Individual settings 108
- Setting the audio volume 110
- Flexible service system (FSS) 111
- Engine oil level indicator 114
- Engine oil consumption 115
- Exterior lamp switch 116
- Night security illumination 117
- Headlamp cleaning system 118
- Combination switch 119
- Hazard warning flasher switch 121
- Automatic climate control 122
- Display and controls 124
  - Display and controls 124
  - Basic setting - automatic mode 124
  - Economy 125
  - Special settings 125
  - Rear window defroster 126
  - Air recirculation 127
  - Residual engine heat utilization 127
  - Dust filter 128
- Audio and telephone, operation 129
- Power windows 147
- Sliding/pop-up roof 149
- Interior lighting 151
- Rear window sunshade 152
- Sun visors 152
- Illuminated vanity mirrors 153
- Interior 153
- Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder 153
- Glove box 154
  - Glove box 154
- Ashtrays 157
- Lighter 159
- Enlarged cargo area – split folding rear seat backrest 160
- Loading instructions 162
- Cargo tie down rings 163
- Parcel net in front passenger footwell 164
- Telephone, general 164
- Cellular telephone 165
- Garage door opener 166
- Ski sack 170
- Driving
- Control and operation of radio transmitters 176
- The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 177
- Maintenance 177
- Catalytic converter 178
- Emission control 179
- Tele Aid 180
- Steering lock 190
- Starting and turning off the engine 192
- Automatic transmission 193
- Parking brake 202
- Driving instructions 203
- Drive sensibly – save fuel 203
  - Drive sensibly – save fuel 203
  - Drinking and driving 203
  - Pedals 203
  - Power assistance 204
  - Brakes 204
  - Driving off 205
  - Parking 205
  - Tires 206
  - Snow chains 209
  - Winter driving instructions 209
  - Deep water 210
  - Passenger compartment 211
  - Traveling abroad 211
- Cruise control 212
- Brake assist system (BAS) 215
- Antilock brake system (ABS) 217
- Electronic stability program (ESP) 219
- What you should know at the gas station 223
- Check regularly and before a long trip 225
- Instrument cluster display
- Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 228
- On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 228
  - On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 228
  - Brake warning lamp 229
  - Supplemental restraint system (SRS) indicator lamp 230
  - Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 230
  - Electronic stability program (ESP) — warning lamp 231
  - BAS/ESP malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - ABS malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Telescoping steering column – indicator lamp 232
  - Seat belt warning lamp 232
- Malfunction and indicator lamps in the center console 232
- AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 232
  - AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 232
- Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display 233
- DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) 234
  - DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) 234
  - DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (several systems) 234
  - BATTERY/ALTERNATOR 235
  - ABS-SYSTEM 236
  - BRAKE ASSIST 236
  - BRAKE LINING WEAR 237
  - BRAKE FLUID 237
  - PARKING BRAKE 238
  - ENGINE FAN 238
  - COOLANT (coolant level) 239
  - COOLANT TEMP. (coolant temperature) 240
  - LIGHTING SYSTEM 241
  - LIGHT SENSOR 242
  - STEER. WHEEL ADJUST. 242
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL 243
  - ELEC. STABIL. PROGRAM. (Electronic stability program) 244
  - REMOVE KEY 244
  - WASHER FLUID 245
  - TELE AID 246
- Practical hints
- First aid kit 248
- Shelf below rear window 248
- Stowing things in the vehicle 248
- Fuses 249
- Hood 251
- Checking engine oil level 253
- Automatic transmission fluid level 254
- Coolant level 254
- Adding coolant 255
  - Adding coolant 255
- Windshield washer / headlamp cleaning system 256
- Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 256
  - Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 256
- Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment 257
- Vehicle jack 258
- Wheels 259
- Tire replacement 259
  - Tire replacement 259
  - Rotating wheels 260
- Spare wheel 261
- Changing wheels 262
- Tire inflation pressure 267
- Battery 268
- Jump starting 270
- Towing the vehicle 272
- Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 274
  - Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 274
- Exterior lamps 275
- Headlamp assembly 276
  - Headlamp assembly 276
  - Taillamp assemblies 278
- Adjusting headlamp aim 280
- Changing batteries in the electronic main key 283
- Synchronizing remote control 285
  - Synchronizing remote control 285
- Emergency operation of sliding/pop-up roof 286
- Manual release for fuel filler flap 287
- Replacing wiper blade insert 287
- Trunk lamp 289
- Roof rack 289
- Vehicle care
- Cleaning and care of the vehicle 292
- Power washer 293
  - Power washer 293
  - Tar stains 293
  - Paintwork, painted body components 293
  - Engine cleaning 294
  - Vehicle washing 294
  - Ornamental moldings 294
  - Headlamps, taillamps, turn signal lenses 294
  - Window cleaning 295
  - Wiper blade 295
  - Light alloy wheels 295
  - Instrument cluster 295
  - Steering wheel and gear selector lever 295
  - Cup holder 296
  - Seat belts 296
  - Hard plastic trim items 296
  - Headliner and shelf below rear window 296
  - Upholstery 296
  - Plastic and rubber parts 296
- Technical data
- Spare parts service 298
- Warranty coverage 298
- Identification labels 299
- Layout of poly-V-belt drive 300
- Technical data 301
- Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. – capacities 305
- Engine oils 307
- Engine oil additives 307
- Air conditioner refrigerant 307
- Brake fluid 307
- Premium unleaded gasoline 308
- Fuel requirements 308
- Gasoline additives 309
- Coolants 309
- Consumer information 311
- Index
- Index 313
Introduction
- Introduction
- Operator’s manual
- Introduction
- Problems with your vehicle
- Reporting Safety Defects
Contents – Instruments and controls
- Contents – Instruments and controls
  - Contents – Instruments and controls
    - Contents – Instruments and controls
- Instruments and controls 18
- Center console 20
  - Center console 20
  - Overhead control panel 21
Instruments and controls
- Instruments and controls
Contents – Operation
- Contents – Operation
  - Contents – Operation
    - Contents – Operation
- Vehicle keys 24
- Start lock-out 27
- General notes on the central locking system 27
- Central locking system 28
- Radio frequency and infrared remote control 28
  - Radio frequency and infrared remote control 28
  - Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside 32
  - Panic button 33
  - Mechanical keys 33
- Doors 34
- Central locking switch 36
- Automatic central locking 37
  - Automatic central locking 37
- Emergency unlocking in case of accident 37
- Trunk 38
- Trunk lid release switch 40
- Trunk lid emergency release 41
- Antitheft alarm system 42
- Tow-away alarm 44
- Power seats, front 45
- Front head restraints 51
  - Front head restraints 51
  - Rear head restraints 52
- Backrest 54
- Multicontour seat 55
- Heated seats 56
- Seat belts and integrated restraint system 58
- Seat belts 58
- Seat belt nonusage warning system 59
  - Seat belt nonusage warning system 59
- BabySmart
- Self-test BabySmart
  - Self-test BabySmart
- Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 66
- Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 66
- Airbags 67
- Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 73
  - Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 73
  - Infant and child restraint systems 75
- Adjusting telescoping steering column 78
- Inside rear view mirror 79
- Exterior rear view mirrors 80
- Instrument cluster 84
- Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 86
- Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display 90
- Trip and main odometer, vehicle speed, FSS and engine oil level indicator 94
- Audio systems 95
- Radio 95
  - Radio 95
  - CD player 96
  - Cassette player 97
- Telephone 98
- Telephone book 98
  - Telephone book 98
  - Redialing 100
  - Incoming call 102
- Navigation system 103
- Trip computer 104
- Malfunction message memory 106
- Individual settings 108
- Setting the audio volume 110
- Flexible service system (FSS) 111
- Engine oil level indicator 114
- Engine oil consumption 115
- Exterior lamp switch 116
- Night security illumination 117
- Headlamp cleaning system 118
- Combination switch 119
- Hazard warning flasher switch 121
- Automatic climate control 122
- Display and controls 124
  - Display and controls 124
  - Basic setting - automatic mode 124
  - Economy 125
  - Special settings 125
  - Rear window defroster 126
  - Air recirculation 127
  - Residual engine heat utilization 127
  - Dust filter 128
- Audio and telephone, operation 129
- Power windows 147
- Sliding/pop-up roof 149
- Interior lighting 151
- Rear window sunshade 152
- Sun visors 152
- Illuminated vanity mirrors 153
- Interior 153
- Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder 153
- Glove box 154
  - Glove box 154
- Ashtrays 157
- Lighter 159
- Enlarged cargo area – split folding rear seat backrest 160
- Loading instructions 162
- Cargo tie down rings 163
- Parcel net in front passenger footwell 164
- Telephone, general 164
- Cellular telephone 165
- Garage door opener 166
- Ski sack 170
Operation
- Operation
  - Operation
    - Operation
      - Operation
    - Central locking system
  - Included with your vehicle are:
  - • 2electronic main keys with integrated radio frequency and infrared remote controls plus remova...
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        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock, and lock your v...
  - Electronic main key
  - Reserve key
- Start lock-out
  - Start lock-out
    - Start lock-out
      - Start lock-out
      - Start lock-out
  - Important!
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - In case the engine cannot be started (vehicle’s battery is in order), the system is not operation...
- General notes on the central locking system
  - General notes on the central locking system
    - General notes on the central locking system
      - General notes on the central locking system
      - General notes on the central locking system
  - If the electronic key is inserted in the steering lock, the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked ...
  - If the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked:
  - • Aim transmitter eye at a receiver of either door handle. Check the batteries of the electronic ...
    - • Aim transmitter eye at a receiver of either door handle. Check the batteries of the electronic ...
    - • Use the mechanical key to unlock the driver’s door. To start the engine, insert the electronic ...
  - Important!
- Central locking system
  - Central locking system
    - Central locking system
      - Central locking system
      - Central locking system
  - Radio frequency and infrared remote control
  - Central locking system:Locking and unlocking
  - Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
    - Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
      - Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
        
        Central locking system:Choosing global or selective mode
    - Press and hold transmit buttons
  - Trunk:Opening
  - Opening and closing windows and sliding/pop-up roof from outside
  - Panic button
  - Mechanical keys
- Doors
  - Doors
    - Doors
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  - 1 Opening – pull handle
  - P68.00-2185-26 (4c)
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  - 1 Locking
    - 1 Locking
    - 2 Unlocking
  - The central locking switch is located in the center console.
  - The doors and trunk can only be locked with the central locking switch, if both doors are closed.
  - If the vehicle was previously locked with the central locking switch, while in the selective remo...
  - If the vehicle was previously locked with the central locking switch, while in the global remote ...
  - Notes:
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        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock, and lock your v...
  - Automatic central locking
- Emergency unlocking in case of accident
  - Emergency unlocking in case of accident
    - Emergency unlocking in case of accident
      - Emergency unlocking in case of accident
      - Emergency unlocking in case of accident
  - The doors unlock automatically a short time after a strong deceleration is detected, such as in a...
  - Driving on rough roads may cause the vehicle to unlock. If necessary, the vehicle can be locked a...
- Trunk
  - Trunk
    - Trunk
      - Trunk
      - Trunk
  - When the trunk is separately locked, it remains locked when centrally unlocking the vehicle.
  - To deny any unauthorized person access to the trunk, lock it separately with the mechanical key. ...
  - Notes:
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  - Notes:
  - Important!
    - Important!
    - Do not place mechanical key inside trunk, since trunk is locked when the lid is closed if the veh...
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    - P88.50-2009-26 (4c)
      - P88.50-2009-26 (4c)
- Trunk:Release switch
  - Trunk:Release switch
    - Trunk:Release switch
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  - The switch is located on the center console.
  - A minimum height clearance of 5.9ft. (1.8m) is required to open the trunk lid.
  - To open the trunk, the vehicle must be at standstill. Pull up on switch until trunk lid is open.
  - The indicator lamp in the switch remains on with trunk lid open.
  - Notes:
- Trunk lid emergency release
  - Trunk lid emergency release
    - Trunk lid emergency release
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  - The emergency release button(1) is located in the trunk lid.
  - Briefly press emergency release button(1). All doors, the fuel filler flap, and the trunk unlock...
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - The emergency release button(1) only unlocks and opens the trunk while the vehicle is standing.
  - Important!
  - Illumination of the emergency release button(1):
  - The button will blink for 30minutes after opening the trunk.
  - The button will blink for 60minutes after closing the trunk.
- Antitheft alarm system
  - Antitheft alarm system
    - Antitheft alarm system
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  - 1 Indicator lamp in switch located in center console
    - 1 Indicator lamp in switch located in center console
  - The antitheft alarm is automatically armed or disarmed with the remote control by locking or unlo...
  - The antitheft alarm is armed within approx. 10seconds after locking the vehicle.
  - A blinking lamp(1) indicates that the alarm is armed.
  - Operation:
  - Once the alarm system has been armed, the exterior vehicle lamps will flash and an alarm will sou...
  - • opens a door,
  - The alarm will last approximately 3minutes in form of flashing exterior lamps. At the same time ...
  - Notes:
- Tow-away alarm
  - Tow-away alarm
    - Tow-away alarm
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  - The switch is located in the center console.
  - 1 Press to switch off
    - 1 Press to switch off
    - 2 Indicator lamp
  - Once the alarm system has been armed, the exterior vehicle lamps will flash and an alarm will sou...
  - The alarm will last approximately 3minutes in form of flashing exterior lamps. At the same time ...
  - If the alarm stays on for more than 20seconds, an emergency call is initiated automatically. See...
  - To prevent triggering the tow-away alarm feature, switch off the tow-away alarm before towing the...
  - To do so, turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or0, or remove electronic key from ...
  - Exit vehicle, and lock vehicle with the remote control.
  - The tow-away alarm remains switched off until the vehicle is locked again with mechanical key or ...
- Power seats, front
  - Power seats, front
    - Power seats, front
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  - Memory
  - Synchronizing power seats and head restraints
  - Front head restraints
  - Head restraints:Rear
- P68.00-2186-26 (4c)
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  - 1 Release lever
    - 1 Release lever
  - Folding forward: Lift release lever(1) and fold backrest forward. The seat will automatically sl...
  - Folding back: Lift release lever(1) and fold backrest back. The seat and head restraint return t...
  - To interrupt the procedure, activate the power seat switch.
  - Notes:
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- Multicontour seat
  - Multicontour seat
    - Multicontour seat
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  - This vehicle may be equipped with multicontour seats. These seats have movable seat cushions, and...
  - We recommend to adjust the multicontour seat in the following order:
  - 1 Seat cushion depth Slide the switch fore or aft until your legs are supported comfortably.
  - The seat cushion movement and amount of backrest cushion height and curvature can be continuously...
  - The side bolsters of the backrest can be adjusted with rocker switch(4):
  - • press to the right – increase side support,
    - • press to the right – increase side support,
    - • press to the left – decrease side support.
  - If the engine is turned off, the last cushion setting is retained in memory, and automatically ad...
- Heated seats
  - Heated seats
    - Heated seats
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  - The front seat heater switches are located in the center console.
  - The front seat heaters can be switched on with the electronic key in steering lock positions1 or2.
  - Press switch to turn on seat heater:
  - 1 Normal seat heating mode. One indicator lamp in the switch lights up.
  - Turning off seat heater:
  - If one indicator lamp is on, press upper half of switch.
  - If both indicator lamps are on, press lower half of switch.
  - If left on, the seat heater automatically turns off after approximately 30minutes of operation.
  - Notes:
- Seat belts and integrated restraint system (SRS)
  - Seat belts and integrated restraint system (SRS)
    - Seat belts and integrated restraint system (SRS)
  - Your vehicle is equipped with seat belts for all seats, emergency tensioning retractors for the f...
- Seat belts
  - Seat belts
    - Seat belts
      - Seat belts
      - Seat belts
  - Important!
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        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Never ride in a moving vehicle with the backrest reclined. Sitting in an excessively reclined pos...
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - For cleaning and care of the seat belts, see page
  - Seat belts:Seat belt nonusage warning system
  - Seat belts:Fastening
- BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system
  - BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system
    - BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system
  - Special BabySmart
  - With the special child seat properly installed, the passenger front airbag will not deploy. The
  - BabySmart
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  - BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system:Self-test
- Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
  - Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
    - Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
      - Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
      - Supplemental restraint system (SRS)
  - Airbags are intended as a supplement to seat belts. Airbags alone cannot protect as well as airba...
  - The SRS uses two crash severity levels (thresholds) to activate either the emergency tensioning r...
  - Seat belt fastened
  - • first threshold exceeded:
    - • first threshold exceeded:
    - • second threshold exceeded: airbag also activates
  - Seat belt not fastened
  - • first threshold exceeded: airbag activates, but not
    - • first threshold exceeded: airbag activates, but not
  - Driver and front passenger systems operate independently of each other.
- Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
  - Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
    - Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
      - Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
      - Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR)
  - The seat belts for the front seats are equipped with emergency tensioning retractors. These tensi...
  - The emergency tensioning retractors are designed to activate only when the seat belts are fastene...
  - In cases of other frontal impacts, angled impacts, roll- overs, certain side impacts, or other ac...
  - For seat belt and emergency tensioning retractor safety guidelines see page
- Airbags
  - Airbags
    - Airbags
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  - 1 Driver airbag
    - 1 Driver airbag
  - The driver airbag is located in the steering wheel hub.
  - P91.60-2161-26 (4c)
  - Front airbags
  - Side impact airbags
  - Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag
  - Infant and child restraint systems
  - Infant and child restraint systems:Installation
- Adjusting telescoping steering column
  - Adjusting telescoping steering column
    - Adjusting telescoping steering column
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        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Do not adjust the steering wheel while driving. Thetelescoping adjustment must be locked while d...
  - Unlocking: Pull handle(1) out to its stop. The indicator lamp, located in the instrument cluster...
  - Adjusting: To lengthen or shorten the steering column, pull out or push in steering wheel.
  - Locking: Push handle(1) in until it engages. The indicator lamp, located in the instrument clust...
  - Important!
- Inside rear view mirror
  - Inside rear view mirror
    - Inside rear view mirror
  - Manually adjust the mirror.
  - Use your inside mirror to determine the size and distance of objects seen in the passenger side c...
  - Antiglare night position
- Exterior rear view mirrors
  - Exterior rear view mirrors
    - Exterior rear view mirrors
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  - The switch is located on the center console.
  - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position2.
  - First select the mirror to be adjusted – press button:
  - %
    - %
      - %
    - Left mirror
    - &
      - &
    - Right mirror
  - To adjust, toggle the switch forward, backward or to either side.
  - With the electronic key in steering lock position2, the driver’s side mirror reflection brightne...
  - With gear selector lever in position
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        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Exercise care when using the passenger-side mirror. The passenger-side exterior mirror is convex ...
  - Notes:
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  - Important!
    - Important!
    - Electrolyte drops coming into contact with the vehicle paint finish can only be completely remove...
  - Memory:Storing
    - Memory:Storing
      - Memory:Storing
        
        Memory:Storing
    - The exterior rear view mirror positions are stored in memory with the seat/head restraint positio...
  - Parking position
- Instrument cluster
  - Instrument cluster
    - Instrument cluster
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  - 1 Push buttons
- Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
  - Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
    - Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster
  - <GRAPHIC>
  - Function indicator lamp on the center console
    - Function indicator lamp on the center console
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      - Front passenger airbag automatically switched off, see page
  - Instrument cluster:Activating
  - Display illumination
  - P54.30-2767-26 (4c)
  - Coolant temperature gauge
  - Outside temperature indicator
  - Trip odometer
  - Tachometer
- Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display
  - Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display
    - Multifunction steering wheel, multifunction display
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  - Depending on your vehicle’s equipment, you may use the buttons on the multifunction steering whee...
  - 1 Trip odometer and main odometer, see page
  - Press the
  - Pressing the
  - Pressing the
  - You may call up additional displays within some of these categories by pressing the
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        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        A driver’s attention to the road must always be his/ her primary focus when driving.
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        For your safety and the safety of others, selecting features through the multifunction steering w...
        
        For your safety and the safety of others, selecting features through the multifunction steering w...
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      - P46.10-2071-27 (4c)
        
        P46.10-2071-27 (4c)
    - 2 Multifunction display
  - Turn the electronic key in steering look to position1 or2.
  - Press button:
  - 3 è
    - 3 è
      - 3 è
    - 4 Ø
      - 4 Ø
    - 5 j
      - 5 j
    - 6 k
      - 6 k
    - 7 æ
      - 7 æ
    - 8 ç
      - 8 ç
    - 9 í
      - 9 í
    - See page
    - 10 ì
      - 10 ì
  - Press the
  - Pressing the
  - Pressing the
  - You may call up additional displays in some systems by pressing the
  - Note:
- Trip and main odometer, vehicle speed, FSS and engine oil level indicator
  - Trip and main odometer, vehicle speed, FSS and engine oil level indicator
    - Trip and main odometer, vehicle speed, FSS and engine oil level indicator
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Trip odometer and main odometer See page
  - Press
  - Press the
  - Pressing the
- Audio systems
  - Audio systems
    - Audio systems
      - Audio systems
      - Audio systems
  - Audio systems:Radio
  - Audio systems:CD player
  - Audio systems:Cassette player
- Telephone
  - Telephone
    - Telephone
      - Telephone
      - Telephone
  - Telephone:Telephone book
  - Telephone:Redialing
  - Telephone:Incoming call
- Navigation system
  - Navigation system
    - Navigation system
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 The navigation system is switched off.
  - Press the
  - See the separate
  - Pressing the
- Trip computer
  - Trip computer
    - Trip computer
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Afterstart
  - Press the button
  - Press the
  - Important!
    - Important!
    - The reading in the display
  - Pressing the
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - The
  - To reset the
  - Call up the relevant display(1 or 2) using the
  - The
- Malfunction message memory
  - Malfunction message memory
    - Malfunction message memory
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 There are no messages stored in the system
    - 1 There are no messages stored in the system
    - 2 Number of messages stored in the system
  - Press the
  - Press the
  - Should any malfunctions be stored while driving, they will reappear in the display(2) when the e...
  - Specific malfunctions can be recalled by pressing button
  - Pressing the
  - The malfunction message memory will be cleared when the electronic key is turned in the steering ...
  - Pressing the
  - Important!
- Individual settings
  - Individual settings
    - Individual settings
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Preliminary display of the individual settings
  - Notes:
    - Notes:
    - These settings may only be performed with the vehicle at standstill and with the key in steering ...
  - Press the
  - Press the
  - Pressing the
  - The individual setting preliminary display(1) will appear again after you have run through all t...
  - Pressing the
  - Notes:
  - To return setting menus(4 to8) to their factory settings:
  - • Call up the individual setting preliminary display(1).
- Setting the audio volume
  - Setting the audio volume
    - Setting the audio volume
  - You can only adjust the volume of the system currently in use. The volume setting for each system...
  - Setting button:
  - æ
    - æ
  - ç
    - ç
- Flexible service system
  - Flexible service system
    - Flexible service system
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The
  - The symbol
  - The message is displayed for approx. 10seconds when turning the electronic key in steering lock ...
  - The symbols and messages indicate the type of service to be performed:
  - 9
    - 9
      - 9
    - ServiceA
    - º
      - º
    - ServiceB
  - One of the following messages will appear in the display (e.g. ServiceA):
  - serviceA–in
    - serviceA–in
    - serviceA–in
  - The next service due date is displayed either in days or in miles, depending on your driving style.
  - Once the suggested service term has passed, the symbol and message appear for approx. 30seconds ...
  - The service indicator disappears automatically after 30seconds or if button
  - Calling up service indicator manually:
  - Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position1.
  - Call up the trip odometer and main odometer by pressing button
  - Press button
  - Pressing the
  - Important!
    - Important!
    - The
  - Notes:
    - Notes:
    - When disconnecting vehicle battery for one or more days at a time, such days will not be counted....
  - Following a completed A or Bservice the MercedesBenz Center sets the counter mileage to 10000...
  - The counter can also be set by any individual. To do so:
  - Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position2.
  - To call up the trip odometer and main odometer, press button
  - Press button
  - Press button
  - The multifunction display will show the question:
  - Press button
  - The new service indicator is displayed with the reset distance of 10000miles (Canada 15000km).
  - If the
  - However you choose to set your reference numbers, the scheduled services as posted in the Service...
- Engine oil level indicator
  - Engine oil level indicator
    - Engine oil level indicator
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - To check the engine oil level, park vehicle on level ground, with engine at normal operational te...
  - Check oil level approximately 5minutes after stopping the engine, allowing for the oil to return...
  - Turn the electronic key in steering lock to position2.
  - To call up the trip odometer and main odometer, press button
  - Press button
  - The electronic key in steering lock is not in position2 if the
  - The
  - One of the following messages will subsequently appear on the indicator:
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–O.K.
    - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–O.K.
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–ADD 1.0 QUART
    - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–ADD 1.0 QUART
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–ADD 1.5 QUART
    - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–ADD 1.5 QUART
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–ADD 2.0 QUART
    - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–ADD 2.0 QUART
  - See page
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–REDUCE OIL LEVEL
    - ENGINE OIL LEVEL–REDUCE OIL LEVEL
    - Do not overfill the engine.
  - The message
  - Perform the engine oil level check with the dipstick, if it cannot be completed via the multifunc...
  - In this case we recommend that you have the system checked at a Mercedes-Benz Center.
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - See malfunction and warning messages on page
    - ENGINE OIL LEVEL NOT WHEN ENGINE ON (measuring) - multifunction indicator
      - ENGINE OIL LEVEL NOT WHEN ENGINE ON (measuring) - multifunction indicator
        
        ENGINE OIL LEVEL NOT WHEN ENGINE ON (measuring) - multifunction indicator
- Engine oil consumption
  - Engine oil consumption
    - Engine oil consumption
      - Engine oil consumption
      - Engine oil consumption
  - Engine oil consumption checks should only be made after the break-in period. During the break-in ...
- Exterior lamp switch
  - Exterior lamp switch
    - Exterior lamp switch
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - D
  - Standing lamps
  - Daytime running lamps
- Night security illumination
  - Night security illumination
    - Night security illumination
      - Night security illumination
      - Night security illumination
  - When exiting the vehicle after driving with the exterior lamps on, they switch on again for added...
- Headlamp cleaning system
  - Headlamp cleaning system
    - Headlamp cleaning system
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The switch is located in the center console.
  - The headlamp washer can be activated with the electronic key in steering lock position2.
  - Briefly press symbol side of switch.
- Combination switch
  - Combination switch
    - Combination switch
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Low beam (exterior lamp switch position
  - To signal minor directional changes, such as changing lanes on a highway, move combination switch...
  - To operate the turn signals continuously, move the combination switch past the point of resistanc...
  - Turn signal failure
    - Turn signal failure
      - Turn signal failure
    - Turn signal failure
  - If one of the turn signals fails, the turn signal indicator system flashes and sounds at a faster...
  - P54.25-2033-26 (4c)
  - Notes:
  - 7 Windshield wiper
    - 7 Windshield wiper
    - 0
      - 0
        
        0
        
        Wiper off
        
        I
        
        Rain sensor
        
        Rain sensor
        
        Rain sensor
        
        Notes:
        
        With switch in this position, one wipe occurs when turning the electronic main key in steering lo...
        
        Vehicles with rain sensor: Do not leave in intermittent setting when vehicle is taken to an autom...
        
        II
        
        Normal wiper speed
        
        III
        
        Fast wiper speed
  - Windshield wiper smears
    - Windshield wiper smears
    - If the windshield wiper smears the windshield, even during rain, activate the washer system as of...
  - Blocked windshield wiper
- Hazard warning flasher switch
  - Hazard warning flasher switch
    - Hazard warning flasher switch
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The hazard warning flasher can be activated with the switch located in the dashboard.
  - To activate hazard warning flasher, press switch once. To deactivate, press switch again.
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - With the hazard warning flasher activated, the combination switch in position for either left or ...
- Automatic climate control
  - Automatic climate control
    - Automatic climate control
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Air volume control for center air outlets, turn wheel up to open.
    - 1 Air volume control for center air outlets, turn wheel up to open.
    - 2 Air volume control for side air outlet.
    - To open air outlets: Turn wheel to position
    - 3 Center air outlet, adjustable
    - 4 Side air outlet, adjustable
    - 5 Display and controls
  - The system is always at operational readiness, except when manually switched off.
  - The automatic climate control only operates with the engine running.
  - The temperature selector should be left at the desired temperature setting. The temperature selec...
  - The system will not heat or cool any quicker by setting a higher or lower temperature.
  - The automatic climate control removes considerable moisture from the air during operation in the ...
  - The desired interior temperature can be selected separately for the left and right side of the pa...
  - Automatic climate control:Display and controls
    - Automatic climate control:Display and controls
      - Automatic climate control:Display and controls
        
        Automatic climate control:Display and controls
        
        Display and controls
        
        P83.40-2132-26 (4c)
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
    - Press the desired button to activate, indicator lamp is on while activated.
    - U
      - U
        
        U
      - Automatic mode
      - f
        
        f
      - Raise temperature
      - g
        
        g
      - Lower temperature
      - P
        
        P
      - Defrost
      - O
        
        O
      - Air recirculation
      - F
        
        F
      - Rear window defroster
      - b
        
        b
      - Air distribution, manual
      - S
        
        S
      - Economy mode
      - ï
        
        ï
      - Air volume, manual
      - T
        
        T
      - Residual engine heat utilization
  - Basic setting - automatic mode
    - Basic setting - automatic mode
      - Basic setting - automatic mode
        
        Basic setting - automatic mode
        
        Automatic climate control:Basic setting
    - Press left and right
    - Simultaneously press both
    - Q
      - Q
    - Air volume and distribution are controlled automatically.
    - This setting can be used all year around.
  - Economy
    - Economy
      - Economy
        
        Economy
        
        Automatic climate control:Economy
    - The function of this setting corresponds to the automatic mode. However, because the air conditio...
    - Press
    - Press
  - Automatic climate control:Special settings
    - Automatic climate control:Special settings
      - Automatic climate control:Special settings
        
        Automatic climate control:Special settings
        
        Special settings (Automatic climate control)
        
        Special settings
    - Automatic climate control:Defogging windows
      - Automatic climate control:Defogging windows
        
        Automatic climate control:Defogging windows
      - Defogging windows
    - Switch off
    - Press left and right
    - Press button
    - U
      - U
    - Turn wheels(2) to position
  - Automatic climate control:Defrosting
    - Automatic climate control:Defrosting
      - Automatic climate control:Defrosting
        
        Automatic climate control:Defrosting
    - Turn wheels(2) to position
    - Press
    - P
      - P
    - Press
  - Automatic climate control:Rear window defroster
    - Automatic climate control:Rear window defroster
      - Automatic climate control:Rear window defroster
        
        Automatic climate control:Rear window defroster
        
        Rear window defroster
        
        Rear window defroster
    - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position2.
    - To select, press
    - To cancel, press
    - Notes:
  - Automatic climate control:Air distribution
    - Automatic climate control:Air distribution
      - Automatic climate control:Air distribution
        
        Automatic climate control:Air distribution
        
        Air distribution
    - T
      - T
    - Press
    - Press
  - Automatic climate control:Air volume
    - Automatic climate control:Air volume
      - Automatic climate control:Air volume
        
        Automatic climate control:Air volume
        
        Air volume
    - Press – or +side of rocker switch
    - To switch the automatic climate control off, press –side of rocker switch
    - I
      - I
    - The fresh air supply to the vehicle interior is shut off.
    - While driving, use this setting only temporarily, otherwise the windshield could fog up.
    - To switch the automatic climate control on again, press
  - Automatic climate control:Air recirculation
    - Automatic climate control:Air recirculation
      - Automatic climate control:Air recirculation
        
        Automatic climate control:Air recirculation
        
        Air recirculation
    - This mode can be selected to temporarily reduce the entry of annoying odors or dust into the vehi...
    - Outside air is not supplied to the vehicle’s interior.
    - To select, press
    - To cancel, press
    - The system will automatically switch from recirculated air to fresh air
    - • after approx. 5minutes at outside temperatures below approx. 40
    - If the windows should fog up from the inside, switch from recirculated air back to fresh air.
    - At high outside temperatures, the system automatically engages the recirculated air mode thereby ...
  - Automatic climate control:Residual engine heat utilization (REST)
    - Automatic climate control:Residual engine heat utilization (REST)
      - Automatic climate control:Residual engine heat utilization (REST)
        
        Automatic climate control:Residual engine heat utilization (REST)
        
        Residual engine heat utilization (REST)
        
        Residual engine heat utilization
    - With the engine switched off, it is possible to continue heating the interior for a short while.
    - Air volume and distribution are controlled automatically.
    - To select:
    - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or0 or remove key.
    - Press
    - This function selection will not activate if the battery charge level is insufficient.
    - To cancel:
    - Press
    - The system will automatically shut off
    - • if you turn electronic key in steering lock to position2,
  - Dust filter
    - Dust filter
      - Dust filter
        
        Dust filter
        
        Automatic climate control:Dust filter
    - Nearly all dust particles and pollen are filtered out before outside air enters the passenger com...
    - Notes:
    - Important!
      - Important!
      - This vehicle is equipped with an air conditioner system that uses R–134a (
- Audio and telephone, operation
  - Audio and telephone, operation
    - Audio and telephone, operation
  - These instructions are intended to help you become acquainted with your MercedesBenz vehicle rad...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        In order to avoid distraction which could lead to an accident, system settings should be entered ...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30mph (approximately 50km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
        
        Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30mph (approximately 50km/h), your vehicle is covering a d...
  - The right to correct errors and make technical amendments is reserved.
- Audio system:Operating safety
  - Audio system:Operating safety
    - Audio system:Operating safety
      - Audio system:Operating safety
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
  - 1 Optional equipment
  - Dolby and the double-D symbol
- Operating and display elements
  - Operating and display elements
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 On/off, volume
- Anti-theft system
  - Anti-theft system
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - P82.60-2138-26
    - P82.60-2138-26
      - P82.60-2138-26
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Important!
    - Important!
    - Never leave the Radio code card in the vehicle. Keep it in a safe place.
  - Entering the code number
- Button and soft key operation
  - Button and soft key operation
  - In these instructions, the alpha-numeric keypad (right side of radio face) and the function butto...
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - Do not press directly on the radio display face.
- Operation
  - Operation
  - Switching on and off
  - Adjusting the volume
    - Adjusting the volume
    - Turn the control knob - turning the knob clockwise will increase the volume, counterclockwise wil...
  - Audio functions
    - Audio functions
    - The AUD key is used to select the BASS, TREBLE, FADER and BALANCE functions. Settings for bass an...
  - Bass
    - Bass
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Treble
    - Treble
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
    - Press the
  - Fader
    - Fader
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Balance
    - Balance
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
    - Press the
  - Centering all audio functions
    - Centering all audio functions
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
- Radio mode
  - Radio mode
  - Selecting radio mode
    - Selecting radio mode
    - Press
  - Selecting the band
    - Selecting the band
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
    - <TABLE>
      - <TABLE>
        
        <TABLE BODY>
        
        <TABLE ROW>
        
        Frequency ranges:
        
        FM
        
        87.9 - 107.9 MHz
        
        <TABLE ROW>
        
        AM
        
        530 - 1710 kHz
        
        <TABLE ROW>
        
        WB
        
        approx. 162 MHz
  - Manual tuning
  - Seek tuning
    - Seek tuning
    - Press either the
  - Scan tuning
    - Scan tuning
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Station memory
    - Station memory
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Storing stations
    - Storing stations
    - Hold the number button down for approximately 2seconds. The currently displayed frequency is sto...
  - Retrieving a station from memory
    - Retrieving a station from memory
    - Press the desired station button.
  - Direct frequency input (AM and FM only)
    - Direct frequency input (AM and FM only)
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
- Cassette mode
  - Cassette mode
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - Vehicles equipped with the
  - Playing cassettes
  - Cassette eject
  - Track selection
    - Track selection
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Track search forwards/backwards
  - Fast forward/reverse
  - Scanning
  - DolbyNR
    - DolbyNR
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
- CD mode
  - CD mode
  - General notes on CD mode
  - CD changer installed
  - Loading/emptying the CD magazine
  - Playing CDs
    - Playing CDs
    - Press the
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Skipping tracks forwards/backwards
  - Fast forward/reverse
  - Scanning
    - Scanning
    - Press the SC key. Each track will be played for 8 seconds in ascending order. The search will sto...
  - Random play/repeat function
  - Direct track selection
    - Direct track selection
    - Tracks can be selected directly using the buttons on the alpha-numeric keypad. Press the
- Telephone operation
  - Telephone operation
  - Various functions of the Mercedes-Benz integrated cellular telephone
  - Switching the telephone on and off
  - Entering telephone number and starting dialing process
  - Calling up the phone book
    - Calling up the phone book
    - The numbers stored in the telephone memory can be called up via either name or number entries. Th...
  - Switching between name search and number search
  - Searching and selecting phone book entries by name
    - Searching and selecting phone book entries by name
    - Press the ABC key. The current name is shown on the display. The stored entries in alphabetical o...
  - Searching and selecting phone book entries by number
    - Searching and selecting phone book entries by number
    - Press the NUM key. The current number is shown on the display. The stored entries can be selected...
  - Placing a call
    - Placing a call
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
  - Manual repeat dialing (redial)
  - Accepting incoming call in telephone mode
    - Accepting incoming call in telephone mode
    - With an incoming call, the ringing tone will be heard and the message
  - Accepting incoming call in tape, CD or radio mode
    - Accepting incoming call in tape, CD or radio mode
    - If the telephone is activated in the background (telephone symbol in the display), then a switch ...
  - Terminating call
    - Terminating call
    - A current call can be terminated by pressing the END key.
  - Component malfunctions
    - Component malfunctions
    - The radio, CD changer
- Power windows
  - Power windows
    - Power windows
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Power window switches located on center console
  - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
  - Press switch in to resistance point:
  - k
    - k
      - k
    - to open
    - j
      - j
    - to close
  - Release switch when window is in desired position.
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
  - Power windows:Express opening
  - Power windows:Synchronizing
- Sliding/pop-up roof
  - Sliding/pop-up roof
    - Sliding/pop-up roof
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 to slide roof open
  - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
  - The switch is illuminated when the exterior lamps are switched on (except standing lamps).
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        When closing the sliding/pop-up roof, be sure that there is no danger of anyone being harmed by t...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        The closing procedure can be immediately reversed by either moving the switch in direction(1) or...
        
        The closing procedure can be immediately reversed by either moving the switch in direction(1) or...
  - Notes:
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
    - P68.00-2101-26 (4c)
      - P68.00-2101-26 (4c)
  - Sliding/pop-up roof:Express opening
  - Sliding/pop-up roof:Synchronizing
- Interior lighting
  - Interior lighting
    - Interior lighting
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Automatic interior lighting
  - Entrance lamps, exit lamps in doors
- Rear window sunshade
  - Rear window sunshade
    - Rear window sunshade
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The switch is located on the center console.
  - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
  - 1 Hold to raise
    - 1 Hold to raise
    - 2 Hold to lower
  - Always raise the sunshade fully for its support against the window frame.
- Sun visors
  - Sun visors
    - Sun visors
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Swing sun visors down to protect against sun glare.
  - If sunlight enters through a side window, disengage visor from inner mounting, pivot it to the si...
- Illuminated vanity mirrors
  - Illuminated vanity mirrors
    - Illuminated vanity mirrors
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - With the visor engaged in its inner mounting, the lamp is switched on by opening the cover.
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Do not use the vanity mirror while driving.
  - The lamp goes out automatically after approximately 5minutes.
- Interior
  - Interior
    - Interior
      - Interior
      - Interior:General notes
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        To help avoid personal injury during a collision or sudden maneuver, exercise care when stowing t...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Luggage nets cannot secure hard or heavy objects.
        
        Luggage nets cannot secure hard or heavy objects.
- Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder
  - Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder
    - Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder
      - Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder
      - Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Keep compartment lids closed. This will help to prevent stored objects from being thrown about an...
  - Storage compartments:Glove box
  - Storage compartments:Center console
  - Cup holder:Center console, front
  - Cup holder:Rear bench armrest
- Ashtrays
  - Ashtrays
    - Ashtrays
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Center console, front
  - Ashtray:Rear seats
- Lighter
  - Lighter
    - Lighter
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2. Push in lighter(1); it will pop out aut...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Never touch the heating element or sides of the lighter, they are extremely hot, hold at knob only.
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock. Do not leave ch...
        
        When leaving the vehicle always remove the electronic key from the steering lock. Do not leave ch...
  - The lighter socket can be used to accommodate electrical accessories up to maximum 85W.
- Enlarged cargo area – split folding rear seat backrest
  - Enlarged cargo area – split folding rear seat backrest
    - Enlarged cargo area – split folding rear seat backrest
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Locking handle, left backrest
  - The two sections can be folded down separately to enlarge the cargo area.
  - P68.00-2188-26 (4c)
- Loading instructions
  - Loading instructions
    - Loading instructions
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The total load weight including vehicle occupants and luggage/cargo should not exceed the vehicle...
  - The handling characteristics of a fully loaded vehicle depend greatly on the load distribution. I...
  - Always place items being carried against front or rear seat backrests, and fasten them as securel...
  - The heaviest portion of the cargo should always be kept as low as possible since it influences th...
  - Notes:
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    - <TABLE BODY>
- Cargo tie down rings
  - Cargo tie down rings
    - Cargo tie down rings
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Ring
    - 1 Ring
  - Carefully secure cargo by applying even load on all four rings with rope of sufficient strength t...
- Parcel net in front passenger footwell
  - Parcel net in front passenger footwell
    - Parcel net in front passenger footwell
      - Parcel net in front passenger footwell
      - Parcel net in front passenger footwell
  - A small convenience parcel net is located in the front passenger footwell. It is for small and li...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Do not place heavy or fragile objects, or objects having sharp edges, in the parcel net.
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        In an accident, during hard braking or sudden maneuvers, they could be thrown around inside the v...
        
        In an accident, during hard braking or sudden maneuvers, they could be thrown around inside the v...
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - With large objects stored in the parcel net do not slide the seat fully forward, it could damage ...
- Telephone, general
  - Telephone, general
    - Telephone, general
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
- Cellular telephone
  - Cellular telephone
    - Cellular telephone
      - Cellular telephone
      - Cellular telephone
  - The vehicle is prepared for the installation of a cellular telephone. For further information and...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Some jurisdictions prohibit the driver from using a cellular telephone while driving a vehicle. W...
        
        Stop the vehicle in an safe location before answering or placing a call.
- Garage door opener
  - Garage door opener
    - Garage door opener
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Signal transmitter keys
    - 1 Signal transmitter keys
    - 2 Indicator lamp
    - 3 Portable remote control transmitter
  - The built-in remote control is capable of operating up to three separately controlled objects.
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        When programming a garage door opener, the door moves up or down.
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        When programming or operating the remote control make sure there is no possibility of anyone bein...
        
        When programming or operating the remote control make sure there is no possibility of anyone bein...
  - Notes:
    - Notes:
    - Certain types of garage door openers are incompatible with the integrated opener. If you should e...
  - For operation in the
  - (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
  - (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause unde...
  - WARNING
    - WARNING
  - Programming or reprogramming the integrated remote control:
    - Programming or reprogramming the integrated remote control:
  - 1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
    - 1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
    - 2. Hold the end of the hand-held transmitter of the device you wish to train approximately2 to 5...
    - 3. Using both hands, simultaneously push the hand- held transmitter button and the desired integr...
    - 4. The indicator lamp on the integrated remote control will flash, first slowly and then rapidly....
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - If after repeated attempts, you do not successfully program the integrated remote control device ...
  - Rolling code programming:
    - Rolling code programming:
  - To train a garage door opener (or other rolling code devices) with the rolling code feature, foll...
  - 1. Locate training button on the garage door opener motor head unit. Exact location and color of ...
    - 1. Locate training button on the garage door opener motor head unit. Exact location and color of ...
    - 2. Press
    - Note:
    - Following step2, there are 30seconds to initiate step3.
    - 3. Firmly press and release the programmed integrated remote control transmit button. Press and r...
    - 4. Confirm the garage door operation by pressing the programmed button on the integrated remote c...
  - Canadian programming:
    - Canadian programming:
  - During programming, your hand-held transmitter may automatically stop transmitting. Continue to p...
  - Operation of remote control:
    - Operation of remote control:
  - 1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
    - 1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
    - 2. Select and press the appropriate button to activate the remote controlled device. The integrat...
  - Erasing the remote control memory:
    - Erasing the remote control memory:
  - 1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
    - 1. Turn electronic key in steering lock to position1 or2.
    - 2. Simultaneously holding down the left and right side buttons for approximately 20seconds, or u...
- Ski sack
  - Ski sack
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Unfolding and loading
    - Unfolding and loading
  - 1. Fold armrest(1) down.
  - P91.10-2061-26
  - Removal of ski sack
Contents – Driving
- Contents – Driving
  - Contents – Driving
    - Contents – Driving
- Control and operation of radio transmitters 176
- The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km) 177
- Maintenance 177
- Catalytic converter 178
- Emission control 179
- Tele Aid 180
- Steering lock 190
- Starting and turning off the engine 192
- Automatic transmission 193
- Parking brake 202
- Driving instructions 203
- Drive sensibly – save fuel 203
- Cruise control 212
- Brake assist system (BAS) 215
- Antilock brake system (ABS) 217
- Electronic stability program (ESP) 219
- What you should know at the gas station 223
- Check regularly and before a long trip 225
Driving
- Driving
  - Driving
    - Driving
      - Driving
    - Control and operation of radio transmitters
  - COMAND, radio and telephone
- Telephones and two-way radios
  - Telephones and two-way radios
    - Telephones and two-way radios
      - Telephones and two-way radios
  - Telephones and two-way radio
- The first 1 000 miles (1 500 km)
- Maintenance
- Catalytic converter
- Emission control
- Tele Aid
- Steering lock
- Starting and turning off the engine
- Automatic transmission
- Parking brake
- Driving instructions
- Cruise control
- Brake assist system (BAS)
- Antilock brake system (ABS)
- ESP (Electronic stability program)
- What you should know at the gas station
- Check regularly and before a long trip
Contents – Instrument cluster display
- Contents – Instrument cluster display
  - Contents – Instrument cluster display
    - Contents – Instrument cluster display
- Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 228
- On-board diagnostic system Check engine malfunction indicator lamp 228
- Malfunction and indicator lamps in the center console 232
- AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 232
  - AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp 232
- Malfunction and warning messages in the multifunction display 233
- DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) 234
Instrument cluster display
- Instrument cluster display
- Malfunction and indicator lamps in the center console
  - Malfunction and indicator lamps in the center console
    - Malfunction and indicator lamps in the center console
      - Malfunction and indicator lamps in the center console
  - AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp
- Malfunction and warning messages
Contents – Practical hints
- Contents – Practical hints
  - Contents – Practical hints
    - Contents – Practical hints
- First aid kit 248
- Shelf below rear window 248
- Stowing things in the vehicle 248
- Fuses 249
- Hood 251
- Checking engine oil level 253
- Automatic transmission fluid level 254
- Coolant level 254
- Adding coolant 255
  - Adding coolant 255
- Windshield washer / headlamp cleaning system 256
- Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 256
  - Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio 256
- Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment 257
- Vehicle jack 258
- Wheels 259
- Tire replacement 259
  - Tire replacement 259
  - Rotating wheels 260
- Spare wheel 261
- Changing wheels 262
- Tire inflation pressure 267
- Battery 268
- Jump starting 270
- Towing the vehicle 272
- Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 274
  - Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 274
- Exterior lamps 275
- Headlamp assembly 276
  - Headlamp assembly 276
  - Taillamp assemblies 278
- Adjusting headlamp aim 280
- Changing batteries in the electronic main key 283
- Synchronizing remote control 285
  - Synchronizing remote control 285
- Emergency operation of sliding/pop-up roof 286
- Manual release for fuel filler flap 287
- Replacing wiper blade insert 287
- Trunk lamp 289
- Roof rack 289
Practical hints
- Practical hints
  - Practical hints
    - Practical hints
      - Practical hints
    - First aid kit
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The first aid kit is stored in the shelf below the rear window. Pull handle(1) to open the lid.
- Shelf below rear window
  - Shelf below rear window
    - Shelf below rear window
      - Shelf below rear window
      - Shelf below rear window
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        The shelf below the rear window should not be used to carry objects. This will avoid such objects...
        
        The trunk is the preferred place to carry objects.
- Stowing things in the vehicle
  - Stowing things in the vehicle
    - Stowing things in the vehicle
      - Stowing things in the vehicle
      - Stowing things in the vehicle
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        To help avoid personal injury during a collision or sudden maneuver, exercise care when stowing t...
- Fuses
  - Fuses
    - Fuses
  - Before replacing a blown fuse, determine the cause of the short circuit.
  - Spare fuses are supplied inside the main fuse box(1). Observe amperage and color of fuse.
  - A special fuse puller is supplied with the vehicle tools.
  - Always use a new fuse for replacement. Never attempt to repair or bridge a blown fuse.
  - A fuse chart can be found inside the corresponding fuse box cover.
  - P82.10-2302-26 (4c)
  - P82.10-2303-26 (4c)
  - P82.10-2304-26 (4c)
- Hood
  - Hood
    - Hood
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
  - P88.40-2025-26 (4c)
    - P88.40-2025-26 (4c)
      - P88.40-2025-26 (4c)
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - To unlock the hood, pull release lever(1) under the driver’s side of the instrument panel. At th...
  - Caution!
    - Caution!
    - To avoid damage to the windshield wiper or hood, open the hood only with wiper in the parked posi...
  - P88.40-2046-26 (4c)
    - P88.40-2046-26 (4c)
      - P88.40-2046-26 (4c)
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - To close:
  - Lower hood and let it drop into lock from a height of approx. 1ft. (30cm), assisting with hands...
  - To avoid hood damage, please make sure that hood is fully closed. If not, repeat closing procedur...
- Checking engine oil level
  - Checking engine oil level
    - Checking engine oil level
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Oil dipstick
    - 1 Oil dipstick
    - 2 Oil filler cap
  - To check the engine oil level, park vehicle on level ground, with engine at normal operational te...
  - Check engine oil level approximately 5minutes after stopping the engine, allowing for the oil to...
  - Wipe oil dipstick clean prior to checking the engine oil level. Fully insert dipstick in tube, an...
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
    - P18.40-2020-00
      - P18.40-2020-00
  - Fill quantity between upper and lower dipstick marking level is approximately 2.1USqt (2.0l).
  - Do not overfill the engine.
    - Do not overfill the engine.
  - See malfunction and warning messages on page
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - See page
- Automatic transmission fluid level
  - Automatic transmission fluid level
    - Automatic transmission fluid level
      - Automatic transmission fluid level
      - Automatic transmission:Fluid level
  - The transmission has a permanent fill of automatic transmission fluid.
  - Regular automatic transmission fluid level checks and changes are not required. For this reason t...
  - If you notice fluid leaks or gear shifting malfunctions, have your authorized Mercedes-Benz Cente...
- Coolant level
  - Coolant level
    - Coolant level
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - To check the coolant level, the vehicle must be parked on level ground and the engine stopped.
  - Check coolant level only when coolant is cold.
  - The coolant level should reach the black top part of the reservoir.
  - Adding coolant
- Windshield washer / headlamp cleaning system
  - Windshield washer / headlamp cleaning system
    - Windshield washer / headlamp cleaning system
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Windshield washer/headlamp cleaning system fluid reservoir
    - 1 Windshield washer/headlamp cleaning system fluid reservoir
  - Capacity approx. 7.4USqt (7.0l).
  - The reservoir should be refilled with MB Windshield washer concentrate and water (or commercially...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Washer solvent/antifreeze is highly flammable. Do not spill washer solvent/antifreeze on hot engi...
  - Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
- Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment
  - Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment
    - Spare wheel, vehicle tools, storage compartment
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Trunk floor
  - Lift trunk floor and engage handle in upper edge of the trunk.
  - To remove spare tire:
  - Turn luggage bowl counterclockwise and remove.
  - To store spare tire:
  - Place spare tire in wheel well and secure it with luggage bowl. Turn luggage bowl clockwise to it...
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - Always lower trunk floor before closing trunk lid.
- Vehicle jack
  - Vehicle jack
    - Vehicle jack
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Jack arm
    - 1 Jack arm
    - 2 Jack base
  - See illustration for proper storage of jack.
  - Before storing the jack on the felt in the spare wheel well, the jack arm must be lowered almost ...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either s...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
        
        Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
- Wheels
  - Wheels
    - Wheels
  - Replace rims or tires with the same designation, manufacturer and type as shown on the original p...
  - See your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for information on tested and recommended rims and tires...
  - Tires:Tire replacement
  - Tires:Rotating wheels
- Spare wheel
  - Spare wheel
    - Spare wheel
      - Spare wheel
      - Spare wheel
  - Important!
  - • Do not exceed vehicle speed of 50mph (80km/h).
  - If the arrow on tire side wall does not point in direction of vehicle forward movement when using...
  - Unidirectional tires must always be mounted with arrow on tire sidewall pointing in direction of ...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE>
      - <TABLE BODY>
        
        <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        The spare wheel rim is for temporary use only. Use for over a total of 12000miles (20000km) (...
        
        <TABLE ROW>
        
        The dimensions of the spare wheel are different from those of the road wheels of the rear axle. A...
        
        The dimensions of the spare wheel are different from those of the road wheels of the rear axle. A...
        
        <TABLE ROW>
        
        The spare wheel should only be used temporarily, and replaced with a regular road wheel as quick ...
        
        The spare wheel should only be used temporarily, and replaced with a regular road wheel as quick ...
- Changing wheels
  - Changing wheels
    - Changing wheels
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either s...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
        
        Do not disengage parking brake while the vehicle is raised. Be certain that the jack is always ve...
  - Move vehicle to a level area which is a safe distance from the roadway.
  - Parking brake
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
- Tire inflation pressure
  - Tire inflation pressure
    - Tire inflation pressure
  - A table (see fuel filler flap) lists the tire inflation pressures specified for Mercedes-Benz rec...
  - Important!
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        Do not overinflate tires. Overinflating tires can result in sudden deflation (blowout) because th...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Do not overload the tires by exceeding the specified vehicle capacity weight (as indicated by the...
        
        Do not overload the tires by exceeding the specified vehicle capacity weight (as indicated by the...
- Battery
  - Battery
    - Battery
      - Battery
      - Battery
      - Battery
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
  - Important!
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - After reconnecting the battery also set the clock (see page
  - Battery:Battery recycling
- Jump starting
  - Jump starting
    - Jump starting
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
  - Important!
    - Important!
    - A discharged battery can freeze at approx. +14
  - Jumper cable specifications:
  - • Minimum cable cross-section of 25mm
    - • Minimum cable cross-section of 25mm
    - • Maximum length of 11.5ft. (3.5m).
  - If the battery is discharged, the engine should be started with jumper cables and the (12V) batt...
  - Only use 12V battery to jump start your vehicle. Jump starting with more powerful battery could ...
  - The battery is located in the trunk under the trunk floor.
  - Proceed as follows:
  - 1. Position the vehicle with the charged battery so that the jumper cables will reach, but never ...
    - 1. Position the vehicle with the charged battery so that the jumper cables will reach, but never ...
    - 2. On both vehicles:
  - Important!
    - Important!
  - 3. Clamp one end of the first jumper cable to the positive(+) under hood terminal of the dischar...
    - 3. Clamp one end of the first jumper cable to the positive(+) under hood terminal of the dischar...
    - 4. Clamp one end of the second jumper cable to the grounded negative(–) terminal of the charged ...
  - Important!
    - Important!
  - 5. Start engine of the vehicle with the charged battery and run at high idle. Make sure the cable...
    - 5. Start engine of the vehicle with the charged battery and run at high idle. Make sure the cable...
    - 6. After the engine has started, remove jumper cables by exactly reversing the above installation...
  - Notes:
- Towing the vehicle
  - Towing the vehicle
    - Towing the vehicle
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Prior to towing the vehicle with all wheels on the ground, make certain that the electronic key i...
        
        Prior to towing the vehicle with all wheels on the ground, make certain that the electronic key i...
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        If the electronic key is left in the steering lock position0 for an extended period of time, it ...
        
        If the electronic key is left in the steering lock position0 for an extended period of time, it ...
  - Important!
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
    - P88.20-2027-26 (4c)
      - P88.20-2027-26 (4c)
  - Grille removal: Hold left and right end of grille and pull out.
  - Grille installation: Engage left and right end of grille and press in securely.
  - We recommend that the vehicle be transported using flat bed equipment. This method is preferable ...
  - The vehicle may be towed with all wheels on the ground and the selector lever in position
  - To be certain to avoid a possibility of damage to the transmission, however, we recommend the dri...
  - Do not tow with sling-type equipment. Towing with sling-type equipment over bumpy roads will dama...
  - Use wheel lift, dolly, or flat bed equipment, with electronic key in steering lock turned to posi...
  - <TABLE>
    - <TABLE BODY>
      - <TABLE ROW>
        
        Warning!
        
        Warning!
        
        With the engine not running, there is no power assistance for the braking and steering systems. I...
  - Note:
  - Caution!
    - Caution!
    - ESP (Electronic stability program)
      - ESP (Electronic stability program)
        
        ESP (Electronic stability program)
        
        Electronic stability program (ESP)
  - Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking
- Exterior lamps
  - Exterior lamps
    - Exterior lamps
  - Headlamp adjustment
  - Exterior lamps:Replacing bulbs
  - Lamps, exterior:Headlamps
  - P82.10-2395-26
  - Exterior lamps:Low and high beam
  - Exterior lamps:Turn signal lamp
  - Exterior lamps:Parking lamps
  - Exterior lamps:Taillamp assemblies
  - P82.10-2083-26
  - Exterior lamps:Side marker lamp, front
  - High mounted stop lamp, Additional turn signals on the exterior mirror
- Adjusting headlamp aim
  - Adjusting headlamp aim
    - Adjusting headlamp aim
  - Correct headlamp adjustment is extremely important. To check and readjust a headlamp, follow step...
  - Please note:
  - • Low beam adjustments simultaneously aim the high beam.
    - • Low beam adjustments simultaneously aim the high beam.
    - • Vehicle should have a normal trunk load.
  - 1. Park vehicle on level surface approximately 25ft. (7.6m) from a vertical test screen or wall...
    - 1. Park vehicle on level surface approximately 25ft. (7.6m) from a vertical test screen or wall...
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
      - <GRAPHIC>
      - P82.10-2382-26 (2c)
        
        P82.10-2382-26 (2c)
    - Using a carpenter’s level, align and mark a vertical centerline(8) on the test screen using the ...
  - <GRAPHIC>
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - P82.10-2397-26 (2c)
  - Note:
    - Note:
    - If it is not possible to obtain a proper headlamp adjustment, have the system checked at your aut...
- Electronic main key:Changing batteries
  - Electronic main key:Changing batteries
    - Electronic main key:Changing batteries
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - 1 Transmit buttons
    - 1 Transmit buttons
    - 2 Lamp for battery check and function control
  - Checking batteries
  - P80.30-2105-26 (2c)
  - Electronic main key:Synchronizing remote control
- Emergency operation of sliding/pop-up roof
  - Emergency operation of sliding/pop-up roof
    - Emergency operation of sliding/pop-up roof
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The sliding/pop-up roof can be opened or closed manually should an electrical malfunction occur.
  - The sliding/pop-up roof drive is located behind the lens of the left interior lamp between the su...
  - 1. Pry off lens(1) by using a screw driver.
  - P68.00-2103-26 (4c)
- Manual release for fuel filler flap
  - Manual release for fuel filler flap
    - Manual release for fuel filler flap
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - The manual release knob is located behind the right side trunk panel.
  - In case the central locking system does not release the fuel filler flap, pull the manual release...
- Replacing wiper blade insert
  - Replacing wiper blade insert
    - Replacing wiper blade insert
  - For safety reasons, remove electronic key from steering lock before replacing the wiper blade, ot...
  - Notes:
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
    - P82.30-0333-26
      - P82.30-0333-26
  - Fold wiper arm forward. Press safety tab down(1), push wiper blade downward(2) and remove.
  - Place wiper blade on firm support. Press down both tabs and slide (direction of arrow) the wiper ...
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
    - P82.30-2037-26
      - P82.30-2037-26
  - Slide (direction of arrow) wiper blade insert into retainer claws until tabs are engaged.
  - Insert wiper blade between tabs(3) on the wiper arm, and slide into end of wiper arm. Press safe...
- Trunk lamp
  - Trunk lamp
    - Trunk lamp
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - If the trunk is to remain open for a long period of time, the trunk lamp can be switched off by p...
  - When the trunk lid is closed, the switch will reset and turn on the lamp next time the lid is ope...
- Roof rack
  - Roof rack
    - Roof rack
  - <GRAPHIC>
    - <GRAPHIC>
  - Use only those roof racks approved by MercedesBenz to avoid damage to the vehicle. Follow manufa...
  - Mount supports only between markings which are visible on the rubber molding.
Contents – Vehicle care
- Contents – Vehicle care
  - Contents – Vehicle care
    - Contents – Vehicle care
- Cleaning and care of the vehicle 292
- Power washer 293
Vehicle care
- Vehicle care
Contents – Technical data
- Contents – Technical data
  - Contents – Technical data
    - Contents – Technical data
- Spare parts service 298
- Warranty coverage 298
- Identification labels 299
- Layout of poly-V-belt drive 300
- Technical data 301
- Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. – capacities 305
- Engine oils 307
- Engine oil additives 307
- Air conditioner refrigerant 307
- Brake fluid 307
- Premium unleaded gasoline 308
- Fuel requirements 308
- Gasoline additives 309
- Coolants 309
- Consumer information 311
Technical data
- Technical data
- Warranty coverage
- Identification labels
- Layout of poly-V-belt drive
- Technical data
- Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. – capacities
- Engine oils
- Engine oil additives
- Air conditioner refrigerant
- Brake fluid
- Premium unleaded gasoline
- Fuel requirements
- Gasoline additives
- Coolants
- Consumer information
Index
- Index
  - Index
    - Index
  - Index
    - Index
    - Index
- A
- ABS (Antilock brake system) 217
- Malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Malfunction indicator lamp 231
- ABS-SYSTEM - malfunction and warning messages 236
- Adjusting headlamp aim 280
- Adjusting telescoping steering column 78
- Air conditioner refrigerant 307
- Air distribution 126
- Air volume 126
- Airbag deactivation system 65
- Airbag OFF indicator lamp 232
- Airbags 67
- Alarm system 42, 44
- Anticorrosion/antifreeze 210, 255, 305, 309
- Antiglare night position 79
- Antilock brake system (ABS) 217
- Malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Malfunction indicator lamp 231
- Antitheft alarm system 42
- Aquaplaning 207
- Ashtray
- Center console, front 157
  - Center console, front 157
  - Rear seats 158
- Audio system
- Anti-theft system 131
  - Anti-theft system 131
  - Button and soft key operation 132
  - Cassette mode 137
  - CD changer 141
  - CD mode 140
  - Operating and display elements 130
  - Operating safety 129
  - Operation 133
  - Operation — audio and telephone 129
  - Radio mode 135
  - Telephone operation 144
- Audio systems 95
- Cassette player 97
  - Cassette player 97
  - CD player 96
  - Radio 95
- Automatic central locking 37
- Automatic climate control 122
- Air distribution 126
  - Air distribution 126
  - Air recirculation 127
  - Air volume 126
  - Basic setting 124
  - Defogging windows 125
  - Defrosting 125
  - Display and controls 124
  - Dust filter 128
  - Economy 125
  - Rear window defroster 126
  - Residual engine heat utilization (REST) 127
  - Special settings 125
- Automatic transmission 193
- Emergency Operation 201
  - Emergency Operation 201
  - Fluid level 254
  - Program mode selector switch 200
  - Selector lever position 196
  - Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 274
- B
- BabySmart
- Self-test 65
  - Self-test 65
- Backrest, front seat 54
- BAS (Brake assist system) 215
- Malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Malfunction indicator lamp 231
- Battery 268
- Battery recycling 269
  - Battery recycling 269
- BATTERY/ALTERNATOR - malfunction and warning messages 235
- Block heater 211
- BRAKE ASSIST - malfunction and warning messages 236
- Brake assist system (BAS) 215
- Malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Malfunction indicator lamp 231
- Brake fluid 204, 229, 307
- Capacity 305
  - Capacity 305
- BRAKE FLUID - malfunction and warning messages 237
- BRAKE LINING WEAR - malfunction and warning messages 237
- Brake pad wear 237
- Brake warning lamp 229
- Brake fluid low 229
  - Brake fluid low 229
- Brakes 202, 204, 215, 220
- C
- Capacities
- Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. 305
  - Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. 305
- Cargo area 160
- Loading instructions 162
  - Loading instructions 162
- Cargo tie-down rings 163
- Catalytic converter 178
- Cellular telephone 165
- Center console 20
- Central locking switch 36
- Central locking system 28
- Automatic central locking 37
  - Automatic central locking 37
  - Choosing global or selective mode 31
  - Electronic main key 25
  - Electronic reserve key 26
  - Locking and unlocking 30
  - Mechanical keys 33
  - Remote control 28
- Changing wheels 262
- CHECK ENGINE malfunction indicator lamp 228
- Check regularly and before a long trip 225
- Checking engine oil level
- Via engine oil level indicator 114
  - Via engine oil level indicator 114
  - Via oil dipstick 253
- Child restraint 50, 58, 64, 75
- Cleaning and care of the vehicle 292
- COMAND, radio and telephone 176
- Combination switch 119
- Consumer information 311
- Control and operation of radio transmitters 176
- COOLANT (coolant level) - malfunction and warning messages 239
- Coolant level
- Adding coolant 255
  - Adding coolant 255
  - Checking 254
- COOLANT TEMP. (coolant temperature) - malfunction and warning messages 240
- Coolant temperature gauge 88
- Coolants 309
- Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity 309
  - Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity 309
- Cruise control 212
- Cup holder
- Center console, front 155
  - Center console, front 155
  - Rear bench armrest 156
- D
- Daytime running lamps 117
- Deep water
- Driving instructions 210
  - Driving instructions 210
- DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) - malfunction and warning messages 234
- DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (several systems) - malfunction and warning messages 234
- Display illumination 87
- Doors 34
- Drinking and driving 203
- Drive sensibly - save fuel 203
- Driving instructions 203
- Driving off 205
- E
- ELEC. STABIL. PROGR. - malfunction and warning messages 244
- Electronic main key 25
- Changing batteries 283
  - Changing batteries 283
  - Synchronizing remote control 285
- Electronic stability program (ESP) 209, 273
- Control switch 221
  - Control switch 221
  - Malfunction and warning message 244
  - Malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Synchronizing 220
  - Warning lamp 231
- Emergency call
- See Tele Aid 180
  - See Tele Aid 180
- Emergency tensioning retractor (ETR) 66
- Emergency trunk lid release button 41
- Emergency unlocking in case of accident 37
- Emission control 179
- Emission control label 300
- Engine compartment 251
- ENGINE FAN - malfunction and warning messages 238
- Engine malfunction
- CHECK ENGINE malfunction indicator lamp 228
  - CHECK ENGINE malfunction indicator lamp 228
- Engine oil additives 307
- Engine oil consumption 115
- Engine oil level
- Checking 114, 253
  - Checking 114, 253
  - Warning 243
- ENGINE OIL LEVEL - malfunction and warning messages 243
- Engine oil level indicator 114
- ENGINE OIL LEVEL NOT WHEN ENGINE ON (measuring) - multifunction indicator 115
- Engine oils 307
- Capacities 305
  - Capacities 305
- Enlarged cargo area 160
- ESP (Electronic stability program) 209, 219, 273
- Control switch 221
  - Control switch 221
  - Malfunction and warning message 244
  - Malfunction indicator lamp 231
  - Synchronizing 220
  - Warning lamp 231
- Exterior lamp malfunction and warning message 241
- Exterior lamp switch 116
- Exterior lamps 275
- Adjusting headlamp aim 280
  - Adjusting headlamp aim 280
  - Fog lamps 116
  - Headlamps 116, 241, 242, 276, 280, 294
  - Low and high beam 119, 277
  - Parking lamps 116, 277
  - Replacing bulbs 275
  - Side marker lamp, front 279
  - Standing lamps 116, 277
  - Taillamp assemblies 278
  - Turn signal lamp 119, 277
- F
- First aid kit 248
- Flexible service system (FSS) 111
- Fuel
- Gasoline additives 309
  - Gasoline additives 309
  - Premium unleaded gasoline 223, 306, 308
- Fuel cap placement warning 230
- Fuel filler flap
- Manual release 287
  - Manual release 287
- Fuel requirements 308
- Fuel reserve warning 230
- Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. - capacities 305
- Fuses, electrical 249
- G
- Garage door opener 166
- Gasoline
- Additives 309
  - Additives 309
  - Fuel requirements 308
  - Premium unleaded 308
- General notes on the central locking system 27
- Glove box 154
- H
- Hazard warning flasher switch 121
- Head restraints
- Front 51
  - Front 51
  - Rear 52
  - Removal 51
- Headlamp cleaning system 118
- Headlights 116
- Heated seats 56
- Hood 251
- I
- Identification labels 299
- Illuminated vanity mirrors 153
- Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 86
- Individual settings 108
- Infant and child restraint systems 75
- Installation 77
  - Installation 77
- Information call
- See Tele Aid 180
  - See Tele Aid 180
- Instrument cluster 84
- Activating 87
  - Activating 87
  - Indicator lamps 86
- Instrument lamps 87
- Instruments and controls 18
- Interior
- General notes 153
  - General notes 153
- Interior lighting 151
- J
- Jump starting 270
- K
- Keys, vehicle 24
- L
- Lamps, exterior 275
- Fog lamps 116
  - Fog lamps 116
  - Headlamp, adjusting 280
  - Headlamps 116, 241, 242, 276, 280, 294
  - Low and high beam 119, 277
  - Parking lamp 116, 277
  - Replacing bulbs 275
  - Side marker lamp, front 279
  - Standing lamp 116, 277
  - Taillamp assemblies 116, 278
  - Turn signal lamp 119, 277
- Layout of poly-V-belt drive 300
- LIGHT SENSOR - malfunction and warning messages 242
- Lighter 159
- LIGHTING SYSTEM - malfunction and warning messages 241
- Limp home mode (Automatic transmission) 201
- Loading instructions 162
- Locking and unlocking 30
- Low engine coolant level warning 239
- M
- Maintenance 177
- Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 228
- Malfunction and warning messages 233
- ABS-SYSTEM 236
  - ABS-SYSTEM 236
  - BATTERY/ALTERNATOR 235
  - BRAKE ASSIST 236
  - BRAKE FLUID 237
  - BRAKE LINING WEAR 237
  - COOLANT (coolant level) 239
  - COOLANT TEMP. (coolant temperature) 240
  - DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (engine control unit) 234
  - DISPLAY DEFECTIVE (several systems) 234
  - ELEC. STABIL. PROGR. 244
  - ENGINE FAN 238
  - ENGINE OIL LEVEL 243
  - LIGHT SENSOR 242
  - LIGHTING SYSTEM 241
  - PARKING BRAKE 238
  - REMOVE KEY 244
  - STEER. WHEEL ADJUST. 242
  - TELE AID 246
  - WASHER FLUID 245
- Malfunction message memory 106
- Manual operation of sliding/pop-up roof 286
- Mechanical keys 33
- Memory 48
- Recalling 49
  - Recalling 49
  - Storing 48, 81
- Mirror, exterior, adjusting 80
- Mirror, exterior, rear view 80
- Mirror, inside, rear view 79
- Multicontour seat 55
- Multifunction display 90
- Engine oil level indicator 94
  - Engine oil level indicator 94
  - FSS (Flexible service system) 94
  - Setting the audio volume 110
  - Trip and main odometer 94
  - Vehicle speed 94
- Multifunction steering wheel 90
- N
- Navigation system - Multifunction display 103
- Night security illumination 117
- O
- On-board diagnostic system 228
- Operator’s Manual 8
- Outside temperature indicator 88
- Overhead control panel 21
- P
- Panic button 33
- Parcel net in front passenger footwell 164
- Parking 205
- Parking brake 157, 192, 202, 205, 229, 262
- PARKING BRAKE - malfunction and warning messages 238
- Power assistance 204
- Power seats, front 45
- Backrest 54
  - Backrest 54
- Power windows 147
- Express opening 148
  - Express opening 148
  - Opening and closing 32
  - Synchronizing 148
- Problems with your vehicle 14
- Product information 7
- R
- Radio transmitters 176
- Rain sensor 120
- Rear seats
- Split folding backrest 160
  - Split folding backrest 160
- Rear view mirrors
- Exterior 80
  - Exterior 80
  - Inside 79
- Rear window defroster 126
- Rear window sunshade 152
- Remote control 28
- Battery replacement 283
  - Battery replacement 283
- REMOVE KEY - malfunction and warning messages 244
- Replacing bulbs 275
- Replacing wiper blade insert 287
- Reporting Safety Defects 15
- Reserve key 26
- Residual engine heat utilization (REST) 127
- Roadside assistance 10
- Roadside assistance call
- See Tele Aid 180
  - See Tele Aid 180
- Roof rack 289
- S
- Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 73
- Seat belts 58
- Fastening 60
  - Fastening 60
  - Seat belt nonusage warning system 59
  - Unfastening 62
  - Warning lamp 232
- Seat belts and integrated restraint system (SRS) 58
- Service indicator
- See flexible service system (FSS) 111
  - See flexible service system (FSS) 111
- Setting the audio volume 110
- Shelf below rear window 248
- Side marker lamp 279
- Ski sack 170
- Sliding/pop-up roof 149
- Emergency operation 286
  - Emergency operation 286
  - Express opening 150
  - Opening and closing 32
  - Synchronizing 150
- Snow chains 209
- SOS-call
- See Tele Aid 180
  - See Tele Aid 180
- Spare parts service 298
- Spare wheel 257, 261
- Special settings (Automatic climate control) 125
- SRS indicator lamp 230
- SRS malfunction 68
- Start lock-out 27
- Starting and turning off the engine 192
- STEER. WHEEL ADJUST. - malfunction and warning messages 242
- Steering column, adjustable 78
- Steering lock 190
- Storage compartment
- Trunk floor 257
  - Trunk floor 257
- Storage compartments
- Center console 154
  - Center console 154
  - Glove box 154
- Storage compartments, armrest and cup holder 153
- Stowing things in the vehicle 248
- Sun visors 152
- Supplemental restraint system (SRS) 66
- Synchronizing remote control 285
- T
- Tachometer 89
- Technical data 301
- Electrical system 303
  - Electrical system 303
  - Main dimensions 304
  - Rims and tires 302
  - Weights 304
- Tele Aid 180
- Emergency calls 181
  - Emergency calls 181
  - Information 185
  - Initiating an emergency call manually 183
  - Roadside Assistance 184
- TELE AID - malfunction and warning messages 246
- Telephone 98
- General notes 164
  - General notes 164
  - Incoming call 102
  - Redialing 100
  - Telephone book 98
- Telephones and two-way radios 176
- Telescoping steering column
- Adjusting 78
  - Adjusting 78
  - Indicator lamp 232
- Telescoping steering column - malfunction and warning messages 242
- The first 1 000 miles 177
- Tire inflation pressure 267
- Tire traction 207
- Tires 311
- Driving instructions 206
  - Driving instructions 206
  - Rims and tires 302
  - Rotating wheels 260
  - Tire inflation pressure 267
  - Tire replacement 259
  - Winter driving instructions 209
- Tow-away alarm 44
- Towing the vehicle 272
- Transmission 193
- Transmission selector lever, manually unlocking 274
- Traveling abroad 211
- Trip computer 104
- Trip odometer 89
- Trunk 38
- Opening 31
  - Opening 31
  - Release switch 40
- Trunk lamp 289
- Trunk lid
- Emergency release 41
  - Emergency release 41
  - Release switch 40
- Turn signal failure 119
- Turn signals 119
- V
- Vanity mirrors 153
- Vehicle jack 258
- Vehicle tools 257
- W
- Warranty coverage 298
- WASHER FLUID (headlamp cleaning system) - malfunction and warning messages 245
- Washing the vehicle 294
- What you should know at the gas station 223
- Wheels 259
- Light alloy wheels 295
  - Light alloy wheels 295
  - Rims and tires 302
  - Wheels, changing 262
- Where to find it 13
- Windshield washer/headlamp cleaning system
- Refilling 256
  - Refilling 256
- Winter driving 210
- Winter driving instructions 209
- Wiper blade
- Replacing insert 287
  - Replacing insert 287
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