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Page 1 - Operator's Manual

C-ClassCoupeOperator's Manual

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Driver's doorsee Doors Driver's seatsee Seats

Page 3 - É2045845082lËÍ

XAdjust the seat (Y page 90).XOn the driver's side, adjust the steeringwheel (Y page 94) and the exterior mirrors(Y page 95).XPress memory button

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Useful information ... 100Exterior lighting ... 100Interior lighting ...

Page 5 - Contents

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

Page 6 - 1, 2, 3

Illustration: light switch with the c symbol forthe automatic headlamp mode/daytime runninglamps1WLeft-hand standing lamps2XRight-hand standing lamps3

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daytime running lamps function using theon-board computer (Y page 195).XTurn the light switch to c or Ã.With the engine running: depending on theambie

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XPress the R button.The yellow R indicator lamp in theinstrument cluster lights up.XTo switch off the rear fog lamp: press theR button.The yellow R in

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The hazard warning lamps automaticallyswitch on if:Ran air bag is deployed.Rthe vehicle is slowed down severely from aspeed of over 45 mph (70 km/h) a

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XTo activate: activate the AdaptiveHighbeam Assist function using the on-board computer (Y page 195).XTurn the light switch to c or Ã.XPress the combi

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XDrive with the headlamps switched on.The level of moisture diminishes,depending on the length of the journey andthe weather conditions (humidity andt

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observed, the lights must be switched onbefore starting the engine.GDANGERXenon bulbs carry a high voltage. You couldget an electric shock and be seri

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Emergency spare wheelStorage location ... 279Emergency Tensioning DevicesFunction ...

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Bi-Xenon headlamps:Cornering lamp: H7 55 WTail lamp:Backup lamp: P 21 W;Brake lamp: P 21 W=Brake lamp/tail lamp: P 21 WChanging the front bulbsLow-bea

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Parking lamps/standing lamps(halogen headlamps)XSwitch off the lights.XOpen the hood.XTurn housing cover : counter-clockwiseand pull it out.XPull out

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XTo open: turn rotary catch :90° in thedirection of the arrow and remove side trimpanel ;.XTo close: insert side trim panel ; and turnrelease knob : 9

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Combination switch1$ Windshield wipers off2Ä Intermittent wipe, low63Å Intermittent wipe, high74° Continuous wipe, slow5¯ Continuous wipe, fastBí Sing

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XRemove the wiper blade from the retainingpin on the wiper arm in the direction of thearrow.Installing the wiper bladesXPush the new wiper blade onto

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Useful information ... 114Overview of climate control sys-tems ... 114Operati

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

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Control panel for dual-zone automatic climate controlCanada only:To set the temperature, left (Y page 118);To defrost the windshield (Y page 119)=To s

Page 22 - Introduction

USA only:To set the temperature, left (Y page 118);To defrost the windshield (Y page 119)=To switch maximum cooling MAX COOL on/off (Y page 119)?To ac

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Operating the climate control systemActivating/deactivating climatecontrolImportant informationGWARNINGWhen the climate control system isdeactivated,

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Specifications ... 329Tank content/reserve fuel ... 328Fuel filler flapOpening/closing ...

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In automatic mode, the set temperature ismaintained automatically at a constant level.The system automatically regulates thetemperature of the dispens

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XTo switch on: press the á button.The indicator lamp in the á button lightsup.The temperature setting for the driver'sside is not adopted for the

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iYou should only select this setting untilthe windshield is clear again.Windows fogged up on the outsideXSwitch on the windshield wipers.XPress the _

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Always keep sufficient distance betweenunprotected parts of the body and the airvents. If necessary, use the air distributionadjustment to direct the

Page 29 - At a glance

XTo open/close: turn thumbwheel :clockwise or counter-clockwise.Setting the rear-compartment airventsSetting the center vents in the rearcompartment:R

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Useful information ... 124Breaking-in notes ... 124Driving ...

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

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GWARNINGOn slippery road surfaces, never downshift inorder to obtain braking action. This couldresult in drive wheel slip and reduced vehiclecontrol.

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SmartKey positions in the ignition lock. Thisis only the case if you are not depressing thebrake pedal.If you depress the brake pedal and press theSta

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Do not run the engine in confined areas (suchas a garage) which are not properly ventilated.If you think that exhaust gas fumes areentering the vehicl

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JJackStorage location ... 278Using ... 281Jump starting (engine) ...

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You can open the doors from the inside atany time.You can also deactivate the automaticlocking feature (Y page 196).iUpshifts take place at higher eng

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

Page 38 - Occupant safety

Problem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe engine is notrunning smoothly andis misfiring.There is a malfunction in the engine electronics

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Transmission position and driveprogram display:Transmission position display;Drive program displayThe current position of the selector lever isshown b

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ANeutralDo not shift the transmission to Nwhile driving. The transmissioncould otherwise be damaged.No power is transmitted from theengine to the driv

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E Economy Comfortable, economicaldrivingS Sport Sporty driving styleM Manual Manual gearshiftingiFor further information on the automaticdrive program

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Automatic drive programDrive program E (drive program C on AMGvehicles) is characterized by the following:Rcomfort-oriented engine and automatictransm

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Clearing the shift range restrictionXPress and hold the selector lever towardsD+ until D is shown once more in themultifunction display.orXPull and ho

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DownshiftingXBriefly press the selector lever to the lefttowards D–.orXPull the left-hand steering wheel paddleshifter (Y page 133).The automatic tran

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

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Lumbar supportAdjusting the 4-way lumbarsupport ... 91MM+S tires ...

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Turn off the engine before refueling.Whenever you are around gasoline, avoidinhaling fumes and any skin or clothingcontact.Direct skin contact with fu

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SmartKey. The driver’s door can be closedagain.XPress the fuel filler flap in the direction ofarrow :.The fuel filler flap opens slightly.XOpen the fu

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Problems with fuel and the fuel tankProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsFuel is leaking from thevehicle.GRisk of explosion or fireThe

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Using the SmartKeyXTurn the SmartKey to position 0 in theignition lock and remove it.The immobilizer is activated.iThe SmartKey can only be removed i

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Driving tipsGeneral driving tipsImportant safety notesGWARNINGAlways remember that you must concentrateprimarily on driving the vehicle. The driver&ap

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Exhaust checkGWARNINGInhalation of exhaust gas is hazardous to yourhealth. All exhaust gas contains carbonmonoxide (CO), and inhaling it can causeunco

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Limited braking performance on salt-treated roadsGWARNINGThe layer of salt on the brake discs and thebrake pads/linings may cause a delay in thebrakin

Page 54 - Children in the vehicle

GWARNINGMake sure that you do not endanger otherroad users when you apply the brakes.You can find a description of Brake Assist(BAS) on (Y page 57) or

Page 55

To assure sufficient fresh air ventilation, opena window slightly on the side of the vehiclenot facing the wind.At the onset of winter, have your vehi

Page 56

GWARNINGThe cruise control brakes automatically sothat the set speed is not exceeded.Cruise control lever:To switch on or to increase the speed;To swi

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Displaying a service message ... 269Display messages ... 201DISTRONIC PLUS ... 155Factory settings

Page 58 - Driving safety systems

overtake, cruise control adjusts thevehicle's speed to the last speed storedafter you have finished overtaking.Making adjustments in 1 mph (Cana

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If you want DISTRONIC PLUS to assist you,the radar sensor system must be activated(Y page 196) and operational.If there is no vehicle driving in front

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GWARNINGThe DISTRONIC PLUS cannot take weatherconditions into account. Switch off theDISTRONIC PLUS or do not switch it on if:Rroads are slippery or c

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You need to brake yourself to prevent acollision. DISTRONIC PLUS brakes the vehicleto restore the set distance from the vehicleahead or the set speed.

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you determine by the position of theaccelerator pedal.Activating when driving towards astationary vehicleIf the vehicle in front of you is stationary,

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Vehicles with COMANDiThe following function is not operationalin all countries.DISTRONIC PLUS uses additional informationfrom your navigation system s

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XMove the selector lever to P to prevent thevehicle from rolling away.DISTRONIC PLUS is deactivated. Thewarning message in the multifunctiondisplay di

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Setting the specified minimum distanceYou can set the specified minimum distancefor DISTRONIC PLUS by varying the time spanbetween one and two seconds

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:Symbol for activated PRE-SAFE® Brake;Vehicle in front, if detected=Distance indicator, current distance tothe vehicle in front?Specified minimum dist

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Ryou pull the cruise control lever towardsyou in order to pull away and the front-passenger door is open.Rthe vehicle has skidded.If DISTRONIC PLUS is

Page 68

RRACE START (AMG vehicles) ... 161RACETIMER (on-board computer) ... 198Radar sensor systemActivating/deactivating ... 196Disp

Page 69 - Opening/closing

Vehicles traveling on a different lineDISTRONIC PLUS may not detect vehiclestraveling on a different line. The distance tothe vehicle in front will be

Page 70

suspension to the respective drivingsituation.The calibration of the suspension dependson:Ryour driving styleRthe road surface conditionsRyour individ

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Activating the HOLD functionXMake sure that the activation conditionsare met.XDepress the brake pedal.XQuickly depress the brake pedal furtheruntil HO

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iIf the engine has been switched off, itcannot be started again until the HOLDfunction has been deactivated.If there is a malfunction in the system or

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The multifunction display shows the RACE START active message.RACE START is deactivated when a speed ofapproximately 30 mph (Canada: 50 km/h) isreache

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Top viewFront sensorsCenter Approximately 40 in(approximately 100 cm)Corners Approximately 24 in(approximately 60 cm)Rear sensorsCenter Approximately

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determine which warning display is activewhen the engine is running.Transmission positionWarning displayDFront area activatedR, N or the vehicleis rol

Page 76

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

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cause an accident and injure yourself andothers.Safety always remains your responsibility andyou must continue paying careful attention toyour immedia

Page 78

system independently locates and measuresparking spaces on both sides of the vehicle.When driving at speeds below 19 mph(30 km/h), you will see parkin

Page 79

Adjusting the 4-way lumbarsupport ... 91Adjusting the head restraint ... 91Cleaning the cover ...

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XStop as soon as you hear a warning tone,The vehicle has reached the position inwhich you need to countersteer.The Please steer to the left orPlease s

Page 81

You are responsible for safety at all times andmust continue to pay attention to theimmediate surroundings when parking andmaneuvering. This includes

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The functionality of ATTENTION ASSIST isrestricted and warnings may be delayed ornot occur at all:Rif the road condition is poor, e.g. if thesurface i

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rain or mist, for example. In this case, vehiclesare detected late or not at all.Always pay attention to traffic conditions andyour surroundings. Othe

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Indicator and warning display:Yellow indicator lamp/red warning lampWhen Blind Spot Assist is activated, indicatorlamp : lights up yellow in the exter

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the miles display unit is selected, theassistance range begins at 40 mph.GWARNINGLane Keeping Assist does not keep yourvehicle in its lane. It is only

Page 86

Active Driving Assistance packageGeneral notesThe Active Driving Assistance packageconsists of DISTRONIC PLUS (Y page 148),Active Blind Spot Assist (Y

Page 87

GWARNINGActive Blind Spot Assist monitors certainareas in the immediate vicinity of your vehicle.Vehicles that approach and drive past at highspeeds a

Page 88

Always pay attention to traffic conditions andyour surroundings. Otherwise, you may fail torecognize dangers in time, cause an accidentand injure your

Page 89

Active Lane Keeping AssistImportant safety notesActive Lane Keeping Assist monitors the areain front of your vehicle by means of a cameraat the top of

Page 90 - Useful information

SRS (Supplemental RestraintSystem)Display message ... 207Introduction ... 36Warning lamp ..

Page 91

No warning vibration occurs if:Ryou clearly and actively steer, brake oraccelerate.Ryou cut the corner on a sharp bend.Ra driving safety system interv

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Active Lane Keeping Assist does not detecttraffic situations or road users. Aninappropriate brake application may beinterrupted at any time if you:Rst

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Useful information ... 182Important safety notes ... 182Displays and operation ... 182Menus

Page 95 - Steering wheel

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

Page 96

! If the coolant temperature is too high adisplay message is shown.If the coolant temperature rises above248 ‡(120 †), do not drive any further asthis

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

Page 98 - Canada only

XTo show menu bar ;: press the =or ; button on the steering wheel.The following messages may appear in themultifunction display:XjY Parking Guidance (

Page 99

Menus and submenusMenu overviewThe number of menus shown depends on the optional equipment in the vehicle.Function:Trip menu (Y page 187);Navi menu (n

Page 100 - Memory function

Trip menuStandard displayXPress and hold the % button on thesteering wheel until the Trip menu withodometer : and trip odometer ; isshown.Trip compute

Page 101 - Lights and windshield wipers

Tire pressureCalling up (on-board computer) ... 303Checking manually ... 301Display message ... 221Max

Page 102

Resetting valuesYou can reset the values of the followingfunctions:RTrip odometerRTrip computer "From start"RTrip computer "From reset&

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direction ?. This decreases in size as youapproach the announced change of direction.Change of direction announced with alane recommendationLane recom

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Operating audio player or audio mediaAudio data from various audio devices ormedia can be played, depending on theequipment installed in the vehicle.X

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You will see one of the following displaymessages in the multifunction display:RTelephone Ready or the name of thenetwork provider: the mobile phone h

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Assistance menuIntroductionIn the DriveAssist. menu you can:Rshow the distance displayRactivate/deactivate ESP®Ractivate/deactivate PRE-SAFE® BrakeRac

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XTo activate: press a again.The å warning lamp in the instrumentcluster goes out.Activating/deactivating PRE-SAFE®BrakePRE-SAFE® Brake is only availab

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Service menuIn the Serv. menu you can:Rcall up display messages (Y page 201)Rrestart the tire pressure loss warningsystem (Canada only) (Y page 301)Rc

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LightsSwitching the daytime running lamps on/offThis function is not available in Canada.If you have activated the Day Lightsfunction and the light sw

Page 110

Deactivating delayed switch-off of theexterior lighting temporarily:XBefore leaving the vehicle, turn theSmartKey to position 0 in the ignition lock.X

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RBlind Spot Assist (Y page 170)RActive Blind Spot Assist (Y page 174)iUSA only: This device has been approvedby the FCC as a "Vehicular Radar Sys

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SymbolsRegistered trademarks:RBabySmart™ is a registered trademark ofthe Siemens Automotive Corp.RBluetooth® is a registered trademark of theBluetooth

Page 113

Transmissionsee Automatic transmission Transporting the vehicle ... 290Trim pieces (cleaning instructions) . 274Trip

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XPress the a button to confirm.XPress the : or 9 to select theAuto. Mirror Folding function.If the Auto. Mirror Folding function isactivated, the vehi

Page 115 - Climate control

XPress = or ; on the steering wheelto select the AMG menu.XPress the 9 button repeatedly until theRACETIMER is shown.iIf RACETIMER is selected, the me

Page 116

XPress the : button to select Yes andpress the a button to confirm.All laps are deleted.Overall evaluationThis function is shown if you have stored at

Page 117

Display messagesGeneral notesGWARNINGAll categories of messages contain important information which should be taken note of and,where a malfunction is

Page 118

Safety systemsDisplay messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!÷Currently Unavailable See Operator's ManualGRisk of accidentABS (Ant

Page 119

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!÷Inoperative See Operator's ManualGRisk of accidentABS, ESP®, BAS, the HOLD functio

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions÷Inoperative See Operator's ManualGRisk of accidentESP®, BAS, the HOLD function and

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions$(USAonly)J(Canadaonly)Brake ImmediatelyA malfunction has occurred while the HOLD functio

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsGTele Aid InoperativeUSA only: one or more of the main functions in the mbrace systemare

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions6SRS Malfunction Service RequiredGRisk of injuryThere is a malfunction in the SRS (Supple

Page 124

Washer fluidDisplay message ... 225see Windshield washer system Wheel bolt tightening torque ... 283Wh

Page 125 - Driving and parking

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

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsXVisit a qualified specialist workshop immediately.GWARNINGIf the 45 indicator lamp remai

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GWARNINGIf the 45 indicator lamp remains lit with an adult occupant on the front-passenger seateven after performing the above corrective steps, do no

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsbCheck Left Mirror Turn Signal or Check Right Mirror Turn SignalThe turn signal in the le

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsbCheck Front Left Parking Lamp or Check Front Right Parking LampThe front left or front r

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsbAUTO Lamp Function InoperativeThe light sensor is defective.XVisit a qualified specialis

Page 131

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions?Coolant Level Low Stop Vehicle Turn Engine OffThe coolant is too hot.XPull over and stop

Page 132

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions?The engine fan is defective.XAt coolant temperatures under 248 ‡ (120 † ), drive to the

Page 133

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions8Fuel Level LowThe fuel level has dropped into the reserve range.XRefuel at the nearest g

Page 134

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsRadar SensorsDeactivated See Operator's ManualThe radar sensor system is deactivated

Page 135

Product informationMercedes-Benz recommends that you usegenuine Mercedes-Benz parts, conversionparts and accessories that have beenapproved for the ty

Page 136

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions Blind Spot Assist Currently Unavailable See Operator's Manual or Active Blind Spot

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsParking GuidanceCanceledParking Guidance is deactivated. Possible causes are:RThe vehicle

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsDISTRONIC PLUSCurrently Unavailable See Operator's ManualDISTRONIC is deactivated an

Page 139

Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsCruise ControlInoperativeCruise control is defective.A warning tone also sounds.XVisit a

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsCheck TirePressure SoonGRisk of accidentThe tire pressure loss warning system has detecte

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsCheckTiresGRisk of accidentThe tire pressure in one or more tires has dropped significant

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionshCheck Tire PressureGRisk of accidentThe tire pressure in one or more tires has dropped s

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsMGRisk of accidentThe hood is open.XPull over and stop the vehicle safely as soon as poss

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SmartKeyDisplay messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsÂKey Does Not Belong to VehicleYou have put the wrong SmartKey in the ignition lo

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Display messages Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsÂKey Not Detected(White displaymessage)The KEYLESS-GO key cannot be detected at present.X

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Information for customers inCaliforniaUnder California law you may be entitled to areplacement of your vehicle or a refund of thepurchase price or lea

Page 147

Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions7The red seat beltwarning lamp lights upafter the engine starts,as soon as the driver'sor the

Page 148

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

Page 149

Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions!The yellow ABS warninglamp is lit while theengine is running.GRisk of accidentABS (Anti-lock Brak

Page 150

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

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsåThe yellow ESP® OFFwarning lamp is lit whilethe engine is running.GRisk of accidentESP® is deacti

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Problem Possible causes/consequences and M Solutions÷åThe yellow ESP® andESP® OFF warninglamps are lit while theengine is running.GRisk of accidentESP

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For your safety, we strongly recommend that you contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Centerimmediately to have the system checked. Otherwise the SRS ma

Page 154

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

Page 155

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

Page 156

GWARNINGDriving when your engine is overheated can cause some fluids which may have leaked into theengine compartment to catch fire. You could be seri

Page 157

If you bought this vehicle used, be sure tosend in the "Notice of Purchase of Used Car"found in the Service and WarrantyInformation Booklet,

Page 158

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

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the vehicle is started as long as the malfunction exists. When the malfunction indicator isilluminated, the system may not be able to detect or signal

Page 161

Useful information ... 242Loading guidelines ... 242Stowage areas ...

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

Page 163

Stowage compartments in the frontGlove boxiThe glove box can be cooled(Y page 121).XTo open: pull handle : and open glove boxflap ;.XTo close: fold gl

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Unless you are transporting cargo, the seatbackrests must remain properly locked in theupright position.In an accident, during hard braking or suddenm

Page 165

inside the vehicle. This can cause injury tovehicle occupants unless the items aresecurely fastened in the vehicle.To help avoid personal injury durin

Page 166

! Unhook the handle before again beforeclosing the trunk lid and clip it in securelyto prevent the handle flap from protruding.Otherwise, you could da

Page 167

contents, especially hot liquids, could spillduring braking, vehicle maneuvers, or in anaccident. Liquids spilled on vehicle occupantsmay cause seriou

Page 168

On-board diagnostics interfaceGWARNINGIf you connect equipment to the on-boarddiagnostics interface, it can affect theoperation of the vehicle systems

Page 169

XPull or push the sun visor in the direction ofthe arrow.AshtrayAshtray in the front-compartmentcenter consoleiYou can remove the ashtray insert andus

Page 170

even if the SmartKey is removed from theignition lock or removed from the vehicle,such as seat adjustment, steering wheeladjustment, or the memory fun

Page 171

cover in the closed position, when not in use.Otherwise, you could suffer an electric shockand be seriously or even fatally injured.GWARNINGAny device

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If you have questions about the activation,contact one of the following telephoneassistance services:RUSA: Mercedes-Benz CustomerAssistance Center und

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Emergency callImportant safety notes! A license agreement must exist in orderto activate the mbrace service. Ensure thatyour system is activated and r

Page 174

XWait for a voice connection to theMercedes-Benz Customer AssistanceCenter.XAfter the emergency call is ended, closecover :.GWARNINGIf you feel in any

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MB Info call buttonXPress and hold MB Info call button : formore than two seconds.This initiates a call to the Mercedes-BenzCustomer Assistance Center

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recommend that you do this only when thevehicle is stationary and in a safe location.Downloading destinations in COMANDiInformation on the components

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The SOS button flashes and theConnecting Call message appears in themultifunction display to confirm that thecommand for vehicle remote unlocking hasb

Page 178

operator, make sure people and objects areout of the way of the device to preventpotential harm or damage. Whenprogramming a garage door opener, the d

Page 179

In the USACustomer Assistance CenterMercedes-Benz USA, LLCOne Mercedes DriveMontvale, NJ 07645-0350In CanadaCustomer Relations DepartmentMercedes-Benz

Page 180

XPress and hold one of transmitterbuttons ; to ? on the integrated garagedoor opener.Indicator lamp : starts to flash yellowafter a short period.iIndi

Page 181

XPress and hold one of transmitterbuttons ; to ? of the integrated garagedoor opener.Indicator lamp : starts to flash yellowafter a short period.XRele

Page 182

Clearing the memory of the integratedgarage door opener on the rear-viewmirrorXTurn the SmartKey to position 2 in theignition lock.XPress transmitter

Page 183

Calibrating the compassXMake sure that there is sufficient space foryou to drive in a circle without impeding theremaining traffic.In order to calibra

Page 185

Useful information ... 264Engine compartment ... 264Maintenance ... 2

Page 186

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

Page 187

XPull release lever : for the hood.The hood is released.! Make sure that the windshield wipers arenot folded away from the windshield. Youcould otherw

Page 188 - Menus and submenus

yourself. Do not spill any engine oil on hotengine parts.HEnvironmental noteWhen adding oil, take care not to spill any. Ifoil enters the soil or wate

Page 189

coolant reservoir contains hot fluid and isunder pressure.Rusing a rag, slowly turn the capapproximately 1/2 turn to relieve excesspressure. If opened

Page 190

Please observe the mbrace1 purchaseagreement for further details on the recordingand transfer of data by this system.1The system is called TELE AID in

Page 191

Example: washer fluid reservoirXMix the windshield washer fluid in acontainer beforehand.XAt temperatures above freezing: fill thewasher fluid reservo

Page 192

Maintaining the time-dependent serviceschedule:XNote down the service due date displayedin the multifunction display beforedisconnecting the battery.o

Page 193

HEnvironmental noteDispose of empty packaging and cleaningcloths in an environmentally responsiblemanner.! Do not park the vehicle for an extendedperi

Page 194

Power washersGWARNINGDo not use power washers with circular-jetnozzles (dirt grinders) to clean your vehicle, inparticular the tires. You could otherw

Page 195

Matte finish careIf your vehicle has a clear matte finish,observe the following instructions in order toavoid damage to the paintwork due toincorrect

Page 196

graphite coating could be damaged. Thiscould cause wiper noise.XFold the wiper arms away from thewindshield.XCarefully clean the wiper blades with ada

Page 197

Interior careCleaning the displayXBefore cleaning the display, make sure thatit is switched off and has cooled down.XClean the display surface using a

Page 198

! Observe the following when cleaning:Rclean genuine leather covers carefullywith a damp cloth and then wipe thecovers down with a dry cloth. Make sur

Page 200

Useful information ... 278Where will I find...? ... 278Flat tire ...

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

Page 203 - Display messages

Rlug wrenchRtowing eye"Minispare" emergency spare wheelThe "Minispare" emergency spare wheel canbe found in the stowage well under

Page 204

GWARNINGHave the emergency spare wheel/sparewheel replaced with a new wheel as soon aspossible at a qualified specialist workshopwhich has the necessa

Page 205

XOn downhill gradients: place chocks orother suitable items in front of the wheelsof the front and rear axle.Raising the vehicleGWARNINGWhen jacking u

Page 206

XPosition jack = at jacking point ;.XMake sure that the base of the jack ispositioned directly under the jacking point.XTurn crank ? clockwise until j

Page 207 - J(Canada

XTighten the wheel bolts until they arefinger-tight.Lowering the vehicleXTurn the crank of the jack counter-clockwise until the vehicle is once agains

Page 208

extent on the loads placed on the vehicle. Itcan be shorter due to high speeds, a heavyload, sudden changes in direction, the roadsurface condition, o

Page 209

must be collected separatelyand recycled to protect theenvironment.Dispose of batteries in anenvironmentally friendlymanner. Return dischargedbatterie

Page 210

Charging the batteryGWARNINGNever charge a battery still installed in thevehicle unless a battery charger unit approvedby Mercedes-Benz is being used.

Page 211

Jump-startingGWARNINGFailure to follow these directions will cause damage to the electronic components, and can leadto a battery explosion and severe

Page 212

Cockpit ... 28Instrument cluster ... 29Multifunction steering wheel ...

Page 213

XSwitch off all electrical consumers (e.g. radio, blower, etc.).XOpen the hood (Y page 264).Position number B identifies the charged battery of the ot

Page 214

engine is not running. You will need moreforce to steer and brake, you may have todepress the brake pedal with maximum force.Before towing away, make

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XTake cover : off the opening.XScrew the towing eye in clockwise to thestop and tighten it.Removing the towing eyeXLoosen the towing eye and unscrew i

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Tow-starting (emergency starting)! Vehicles with automatic transmissionmust not be started by tow-starting. Thiscould otherwise damage the transmissio

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XRemove any existing moisture from thefuse box using a dry cloth.XTake lines ; from the guides.XTo open: open clamps :.XRemove the fuse box cover forw

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Useful information ... 294Important safety notes ... 294Operation ...

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

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Notes on regularly inspecting wheelsand tiresGWARNINGRegularly check the tires for damage.Damaged tires can cause tire inflationpressure loss. As a re

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(100 km) as they only reach their fullperformance after this distance.RDo not use tires that are excessively wornas the tire traction on wet road surf

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GWARNINGIf you use your spare wheel when M+S tiresare mounted on the other wheels, be awarethat the difference in tire characteristicsimpairs cornerin

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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-BenzBefore you drive off, please familiarizeyourself with your vehicle and read thismanual, especially the safety and

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CockpitFunction Page:Steering wheel paddleshifters 133;Cruise control lever 147=Instrument cluster 29?HornAPARKTRONIC warningdisplay (Canada only) 162

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Option 1) Tire and Loading Information placard on the B-pillar on the driver's side ofthe vehicle (Y page 306).The Tire and Loading Information p

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If the tire pressures have been set to thelower values for lighter loads and/or lowerroad speeds, the pressures should be resetto the higher values:Ri

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Observe the recommended tire pressures forcold tiresRon the Tire and Loading Information placardon the B-pillar on the driver's side,Rin the tire

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Checking the tire pressuresImportant safety notesGWARNINGFollow recommended tire inflation pressures.Do not underinflate tires. Underinflated tireswea

Page 229 - Seat belts

GWARNINGThe tire pressure loss warning system doesnot provide a warning for wrongly selected tireinflation pressures. Always adjust tireinflation pres

Page 230 - Risk of injury

XPress the a button.The tire pressure values stored at the lastrestart will continue to be monitored.Tire pressure monitorImportant safety notesIf a t

Page 231 - Safety systems

If the tire pressure monitor ismalfunctioning, it may take more than10 minutes for the tire pressure warninglamp to inform you of the malfunction byfl

Page 232 - Risk of accident

Tire pressure monitor warningmessagesIf the tire pressure monitor detects asignificant pressure loss on one or more tires,a warning message is shown i

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Loading the vehicleInstruction labels for tires and loadsGWARNINGDo not overload the tires by exceeding thespecified load limit as indicated on the Ti

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Number of seatsiThe specifications shown on the Tire andLoading Information placard in theillustration are examples. The number ofseats is vehicle-spe

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Instrument clusterDisplays and controlsFunction Page:Fuel gauge;Coolant temperature 182=Speedometer withsegments 183?Multifunction display184Function

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

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Example 1 Example 2 Example 3Step 3 Permissible cargo and trailer load/noseweight (maximum gross vehicle weight rating from the Tire and Loading Infor

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Further information on tire loads(Y page 311).Uniform Tire Quality GradingStandardsOverview of Tire Quality GradingStandardsThe Uniform Tire Quality G

Page 239 - Driving systems

tires (Y page 296) to maintain normal drivingcharacteristics in winter. Winter tires canreduce the braking distance on snow coveredsurfaces in compari

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Tire size designation, load-bearingcapacity and speed rating:Tire width;Nominal aspect ratio in %=Tire code?Rim diameterALoad bearing indexBSpeed rati

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For further information on the load bearingindex, see Load index (Y page 314).Speed rating: speed rating B specifies theapproved maximum speed of the

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have been especially developed for drivingon snow.An electronic speed limiter prevents yourvehicle from exceeding the following speeds:RAll vehicles (

Page 243 - Stowing and features

have a code with two symbols. Retreadedtires have a code with four symbols.Further information about retreaded tires(Y page 294).Tire size: identifier

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Increased vehicle weight due tooptional equipmentThis is the combined weight of all standardand optional equipment available for thevehicle, regardles

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Maximum permissible tire pressureMaximum permissible tire pressure for onetire.Maximum load on one tireMaximum load on one tire. This is calculatedby

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Warning and indicator lampsFunction Page:÷ ESP®231M SPORT handlingmode in AMG vehicles 232;Distance warning 237=ESP® OFF 231?Brakes (USA only) 229ABra

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Treadwear indicatorsNarrow bars (tread wear bars) that aredistributed over the tire tread. If the tire treadis level with the bars, the wear limit of

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Storing wheelsStore wheels that are not being used in a cool,dry and preferably dark place. Protect thetires from oil, grease, gasoline and diesel.Cle

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model and the equipment installed at thefactory.The tires and wheel rims, as well as furtherinformation, can be obtained at a qualifiedspecialist work

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TiresSummer tires Alloy wheels V1 V2 V3BA 205/55 R16 91 W 7.0 J x 16 H2Wheel offset: 1.69 in (43 mm)#— —BA225/45 R17 91 W217.5 J x 17 H2Wheel offset:

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All-weather tires Alloy wheels V1 V2 V3FA RA225/45 R17 91 H M+S 245/40 R17 91 H M+S237.5 J x 17 H2Wheel offset: 1.85 in (47 mm)8.5 J x 17 H2Wheel offs

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Useful information ... 324Notes on technical data ... 324Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ... 324Warranty ..

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

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number (Y page 326) when ordering genuineMercedes-Benz parts.WarrantyThe Service and Warranty Informationbooklet contains detailed information aboutth

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iThe data shown on the identification plateis example data. This data is different forevery vehicle and can deviate from the datashown here. You can f

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For health reasons, you should preventservice fluids from coming into direct contactwith your skin or clothing.If a service fluid is swallowed, contac

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Multifunction steering wheelFunction Page:Multifunction display 184;Audio system/COMAND;see the separate operatinginstructions=?Switches on the VoiceC

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CapacitiesModel Capacity Fuel, coolant,lubricants, etc.Engine oil and filterC 250 5.8 US qt (5.5 l) Approved engineoilsC 350 6.9 US qt (6.5 l)C 63 AMG

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If there is no premium-grade unleadedgasoline available and regular-gradeunleaded gasoline may be used; pleaseobserve the following precautions:Ronly

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Engine oilPlease bear the following in mindThe engine oils are matched to theperformance of Mercedes-Benz engines andservice intervals. You should the

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Brake fluidGWARNINGOver a period of time, the brake fluid absorbsmoisture from the air; this lowers its boilingpoint.If the boiling point of the brake

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If the coolant level is too low, MB 325.0 or326.0 anticorrosion/antifreeze should beadded. Have the engine cooling systemchecked for possible leaks.Wi

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

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Order no. 6515 0744 13 Part no. 204 584 50 82 Edition A 2012É2045845082lËÍ2045845082

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Center consoleFunction Page:Audio system/COMAND;see the separate operatinginstructions;c Seat heating92=s Seat ventilation92?5 PARKTRONIC(Canada only)

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Overhead control panelFunction Page:u Switches the rearinterior lighting on/off106;| Switches theautomatic interior lightingcontrol on/off106=p Switch

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Door control panelFunction Page:Opens the door 76;%& Unlocks/locksthe vehicle76=Adjusts the seat electrically 90?r45=Stores settings for the seat,

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Useful information ... 36Occupant safety ... 36Children in the vehicle ...

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GWARNINGThe SRS self-check has detected amalfunction if the 6 SRS warning lamp:Rdoes not come on at allRfails to go out approximately 4 secondsafter t

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performed by qualified technicians.Contact an authorized Mercedes-BenzCenter.RFor your protection and the protection ofothers, when scrapping the air

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inflates. This could result in serious injuriesor death should the side impact air bag bedeployed. Always sit as upright as possible,wear the seat bel

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Your vehicle has adaptive, two-stage front airbags. In the event of a collision, the air bagcontrol unit evaluates the vehicledeceleration. In the fir

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GWARNINGOnly use seat covers which have been testedand approved by Mercedes-Benz for yourvehicle model. Using seat covers or other seatcoverings can c

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Pelvis air bags : will not deploy in sideimpacts which do not exceed the system'spreset deployment thresholds for lateralacceleration/deceleratio

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Both the driver and the passenger shouldalways use the 45 indicator lamp asan indication of whether or not the passengeris properly positioned.GWARNIN

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The infant or child restraint must be properlysecured with the vehicle's seat belt, the seatbelt and Top Tether strap, or lower anchorsand Top Te

Page 279 - Breakdown assistance

If the SmartKey has been removed from theignition lock or is in position 0, indicator lamp45: does not light up.GWARNINGIf the red 6 SRS warning lamp

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Problems with the occupant classification systemProblem Possible causes/consequences and M SolutionsThe 45indicator lampilluminates andremains illumin

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NECK-PRO head restraintsThe NECK-PRO head restraints increaseprotection to the driver's and frontpassenger's head and neck. To this end, the

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Index ... 4Introduction ... 20At a glance ...

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XFirmly push the NECK-PRO head restraintcushion back in the direction of arrow =until the cushion engages.XRepeat this procedure for the secondNECK-PR

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that could result in serious injuries in theevent of an accident.REach occupant should wear their seat beltat all times, because seat belts help reduc

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seats than on the front-passenger seat. Thus,we strongly recommend that children beplaced in the rear seat whenever possible.Regardless of seating pos

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If the driver or front passenger have notfastened their seat belt after 6 seconds andthe doors are closed, the 7 seat beltwarning lamp lights up.Runti

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GWARNINGPyrotechnic ETDs that were activated must bereplaced.For your safety, when disposing of thepyrotechnic ETDs always follow our safetyinstructio

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injured or even killed if the front passengerfront air bag inflates in a collision whichcould occur under some circumstances,even with the air bag tec

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

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restraint systems are installed on the left andright of the rear seats.Secure non LATCH-type (ISOFIX) childrestraint systems using the vehicle's

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XMake sure that Top Tether belt A is nottwisted.XInstall the LATCH-type (ISOFIX) childrestraint system with Top Tether. Complywith the manufacturer&ap

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front, for vehicle speed and for braking ingood time. Always adapt your driving style tosuit the prevailing road/weather conditions,as well as the tra

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1, 2, 3 ...115 V socket ... 24912 V socketsee Sockets AABS (Anti-lock

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BAS PLUS (Brake Assist System Plus)BAS PLUS is only available in vehiclesequipped with DISTRONIC PLUS.iObserve the "Important safety notes"s

Page 295 - Wheels and tires

of the radar sensors checked at a qualifiedspecialist workshop. This also applies tocollisions at low speeds where there is novisible damage to the fr

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GWARNINGSwitch on ESP® immediately if one of thepreviously stated conditions is no longer met.Otherwise, ESP® cannot stabilize the vehicleif it begins

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When SPORT handling mode is activated:RESP® only improves driving stability to alimited degree.Rthe engine's torque is restricted only to alimite

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XTo deactivate: press button : until theå ESP® OFF warning lamp lights up inthe instrument cluster.The ÷OFF message appears in themultifunction displa

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then sound and the · distance warninglamp in the instrument cluster will light up.XBrake immediately in order to increase thedistance from the vehicle

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In these cases, PRE-SAFE(R) Brake may:Rgive an unnecessary warning and thenbrake the vehicleRneither give a warning nor interveneThere is a risk of an

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The alarm is not switched off, even if youclose the open door that has triggered it, forexample.i If the alarm stays on for more than 30seconds, the e

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Useful information ... 68SmartKey ... 68Doors ...

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Automatic transmissionAutomatic drive program ... 134Changing gear ... 132Display message ...

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

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Any unauthorized modification to thisdevice could void the user’s authority tooperate the equipment.The Product label with FCC ID and ICcertification

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This device complies with RSS-210 ofIndustry Canada. Operation is subject tothe following two conditions:1. This device may not cause harmfulinterfere

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

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Removing the mechanical keyXPush release catch : in the direction ofthe arrow and at the same time, removemechanical key ; from the SmartKey.SmartKey

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arrow until battery tray cover : opens.When doing so, do not hold cover : shut.XRemove battery tray cover :.XRepeatedly tap the SmartKey against yourp

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

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

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Unsecured or improperly positioned cargoincreases a child's risk of injury in the eventofRstrong braking maneuversRsudden changes of directionRan

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You could therefore be locked out when:Rthe vehicle is being pushed.Rthe vehicle is being towed.Rthe vehicle is being tested on adynamometer.XTo deact

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Matte finish ... 272Notes ... 269Paint ...

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XTurn the mechanical key clockwise as faras it will go to position 1.XTurn the mechanical key back and removeit.XMake sure that the doors and the trun

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Runlocked with the mechanical keyRopened with the emergency release buttonOpening and closing manuallyOpeningXPress the % button on the SmartKey.XPull

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You can open the trunk lid from the driver'sseat when the vehicle is stationary andunlocked.XTo open: pull remote operating switch fortrunk lid :

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XBriefly press emergency releasebutton :.The trunk lid unlocks and opens.The trunk lid can be unlocked and openedwith the trunk lid emergency release

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

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XPoint the tip of the SmartKey at the driver'sdoor handle.XPress and hold the & button until theside windows and the panorama roof withpower

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If a side window is obstructed during closingand reopens again slightly:XImmediately after the window blocks, pullthe corresponding switch again until

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Operating the panorama roof withpower tilt/sliding panelOpening and closingOverhead control panel:To raise;To open=To close/lowerThe panorama roof wit

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Resetting the panorama roof withpower tilt/sliding panel and the rollersunblindReset the panorama roof with power tilt/sliding panel and the roller su

Page 325 - Technical data

Useful information ... 88Correct driver's seat position ... 88Seats ...

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Temperature gauge ... 182Warning lamp ... 235Coolingsee Climate control

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(Y page 95) in such a way that you havea good view of road and traffic conditions.XVehicles with a memory function: savethe seat, steering wheel and e

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injury to the head and neck in the event of anaccident or similar situation.Do not drive the vehicle without the seat headrestraints. Head restraints

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?Seat fore-and-aft adjustmentABackrest angleAdjusting the head restraintsAdjusting the head restraint heightelectricallyXTo adjust the head restraint

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:To raise the backrest contour;To soften the backrest contour=To lower the backrest contour?To harden the backrest contourSwitching the seat heating o

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XMake sure that the SmartKey is in position2 in the ignition lock.XTo switch on: press button : repeatedlyuntil the desired ventilation level is set.i

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Adjusting the steering wheelelectrically:To adjust the steering wheel height;To adjust the steering wheel position(fore-and-aft adjustment)i Other top

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MirrorsRear-view mirrorRear-view mirror (manual anti-glare)Xanti-glare mode: flick anti-glareswitch : forwards or back.Exterior mirrorsAdjusting the e

Page 335 - Editorial office

Setting the exterior mirrorsThis function is only available in vehicles forCanada.If the battery has been disconnected orcompletely discharged, the ex

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XMake sure that the vehicle is stationary andthat the SmartKey is in position 2 in theignition lock.XPress button ; for the exterior mirror onthe fron

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