Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto 2006 CLS 55 AMG del fabbricante Mercedes-Benz
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S ommer C orporate M e di a AG Bild in der Größe 215x70 mm einfügen Operator’s Manual CLS-Class Order No. 6515 1417 13 Part No. 219 584 40 82 USA Edition C 2006 Ê5ÀtHr%Ë 2195844082 Operator.
CLS 500 CLS 55 AMG.
Our company and staff congratulate you on the purchase of your new Mercedes-Benz. Your selection of our product is a demon- stration of your trust in our company name. Furthermore, it exemplifies your desire to own an automobile that will be as easy as possible to operate and provide years of service.
Contents Introduction .......... ........ ....... .......... ....... 9 Product inform ation ......... ............. .......... 9 Operator’s Manual ............. ............. ..... 10 Service and warranty information .. 10 Important notice for California retail buyers and lessees of Mercedes-Benz automo biles .
Contents Safety and Security ..... ........... .......... . 63 Occupant safety.................. ......... ........ 64 Air bags . ........... .......... ........... ......... 65 Seat belts ......... .......... ........... ......... 70 Active head restraints .
Contents Control system ............ ............. ......... 147 Multifunction disp lay ......... ........... 147 Multifunction steerin g wheel ........ 148 Menus ... ........... .......... ........... ....... 1 50 Standard display menu ......... ....
Contents Useful features .......... .......... ........... ... 251 Storage compar tments...... ........... 251 Cup holders ......... .......... ....... ........ 255 Ashtrays ......... .......... ........... ......... 257 Cigarette lig hter ..... .....
Contents DOT, Tire Identification Number (TIN) ............... ............ ........... ....... 327 Maximum tire load .............. ......... 3 28 Maximum tir e inflation pressure .. 329 Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standards (U.S. vehicl es) .......
Contents Technical data .......... ........ ....... ........ 443 Parts service ......... .......... ......... .......... 444 Warranty coverage ......... ............... ..... 44 5 Loss of Service and Warranty Information Booklet .............. .......
9 Product information 왔 Introduction Product information Please observe the following in your own best interest: We recommend using Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts as well as conversion parts and accessories explicitly approved by us for your vehicle model.
10 Introduction Operator’s Manual This Operator’s Manual contains a great deal of useful information. We urge you to read it carefully and familiarize yourself with the vehicle before driving. For your own safety and longer service l ife of the vehicle, we urge you to follow the in- structions and warnings contained in this manual.
11 Introduction Operator’s Manual Important notice for California retail buyers and lessees of Merc edes-Benz automobiles Under California law you may be entitled to a replacement of your vehicle or.
12 Introduction Operator’s Manual Maintenance The Maintenance Booklet describes all the necessary maintenance work which should be performed at regular interv als. Always have the Maintenance Booklet with you when you take the vehicle to your authorized Mercedes -Benz Center for service.
13 Introduction Operator’s Manual Operating your vehicle outside the USA or Canada If you plan to operate your vehicle in for- eign countries, please be aware that: 앫 service facilities or replace.
14 Introduction Where to find it This Operator’s Manual is designed to pro- vide comprehensive su pport information for you, the vehicle operator. Each section has its own reference color. At a glance Here you will find an overvi ew of all the controls that can be operated from the driver’s seat.
15 Introduction Symbols 왔 Symbols Trademarks: 앫 ESP ® is a registered trademark of DaimlerChrysler. 앫 BabySmart TM is a trademark of Siemens Automotive Corp.
16 Introduction Operating safety Proper use of the vehicle Proper use of the vehicle requires that you are familiar with the following information and rules: 앫 the safety precauti ons in this manual.
17 Introduction Problems with your vehicle 왔 Problems with your vehicle If you should experience a problem with your vehicle, particularly one that you believe may affect its safe operation, we urge you to immediately contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center to have the problem diagnosed and corrected if requ ired.
18 Introduction Reporting safety defects For the USA only: The following text is published as required of manufacturers under Title 49, Code of U.S. Federal Regulations, Part 575 pursuant t o the “National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1 966.
19 Introduction Vehicle data recording 왔 Vehicle data recordi ng Information regarding electronic recording devices (Including notice pursuant to California Code § 9951) Please note that your vehic.
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21 At a glance Cockpit Instrument cluster Multifunction steering wheel Center console Overhead control pane l Storage compartments Door control panel.
22 At a glance Cockpit.
23 At a glance Cockpit Item Page 1 Combination switch 앫 Turn signals 53 앫 Windshield wipers 54 앫 High beam 53 2 Steering wheel gearshift control 184 186 3 Cruise control lever 앫 Cruise control.
24 At a glance Instrument cluster.
25 At a glance Instrument cluster Item Page 1 L Left turn signal indicator l amp 2 v ABS/ESP ® warnin g lamp 353 3 Speedometer 4 Multifunct ion display 147 5 l Distance warning lamp Vehicles without Distronic*: Warning lamp without func- tion. It illuminates with the ignition on.
26 At a glance Multifunction steering wheel Item Page 1 Multifunction display in speedometer 147 Operating control system 148 2 Selecting the submenu or setting the volume: Press button æ up/to incre.
27 At a glance Center console 왔 Center console Upper part Item Page 1 4-zone automatic climate control 196 2 COMAND system, see sepa- rate operating instructions 3 Seat heating*, front passen- ger s.
28 At a glance Center console Lower part Item Page 1 Ashtray 257 2 KEYLESS-GO* start/stop button 37 3 Selector lever for automa tic transmission 49, 178 4 Parking assist (Parktronic system)* deactivat.
29 At a glance Overhead control panel 왔 Overhead control panel Item Page 1 Rear interior lighting on/off 141 2 Automatic interior lighting 141 3 Front interior lighting on/off 141 4 Temperature sens.
30 At a glance Storage compartments.
31 At a glance Storage compartments Item Page 1 Glove box 251 2 Front passenger seat storage compartment with first aid kit 398 3 Door pocket 4 Ashtray 258 5 Ruffled storage bag 254 6 Door pocket 7 Si.
32 At a glance Door control panel Item Page 1 Inside door handle 111 2 Seat adjustment 40 3 Memory function (for stor- ing seat, exterior mirror and steering wheel settings) 131 4 Exterior rear view m.
33 Getting started Unlocking Adjusting Driving Parking and locking.
34 Getting started The “Getting started” section provides an overview of the vehicle’s most basic func- tions. If you are already familiar with the basic functions described here, the “Controls in detail” section will provide you with further information.
35 Getting started Unlocking 왘 Get in the vehicle and insert the SmartKey in th e starter switch. For more information, see “Locking and unlocking” ( 컄 page 98).
36 Getting started Unlocking Starter swi tch positions SmartKey Starter switch 0 For removing SmartKey 1 Power supply for some electrical con- sumers, such as seat adjustment 2 Ignition (power suppl y for all electrical consumers) and driving position.
37 Getting started Unlocking For information on starting the engine us- ing the SmartKey, see “Starting with the SmartKey” ( 컄 page 50). SmartKey with KE YLESS-GO* Pressing the KEYLESS- GO start/stop but- ton on the gear selector lever corresponds to turning the SmartKey to the various starter switch positions.
38 Getting started Unlocking Position 0 Before you press the KEYLESS-GO start/stop button, th e vehicle’s on-board electronics have status 0 (as with SmartKey removed). Position 1 왘 Press KEYLESS-GO start/stop button once. This supplies power for some electrical consumers, such as seat adjustment.
39 Getting started Adjusting 왔 Adjusting Seats Wa r n i n g ! G All seat, head restraint, steering wheel, and rear view mirror adjustments, as well as fas- tening of seat belts, must be done before the vehicle is put into motion. Wa r n i n g ! G Do not adjust the driver’s seat while driving.
40 Getting started Adjusting Seat adjustment The seat adjustment switches are located on the front doors. 1 Seat fore and aft adjustment 2 Backrest tilt 3 Head restraint height 4 Seat height 5 Seat cushion tilt 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
41 Getting started Adjusting Head restraint height 왘 Press the switch up or down in the direction of arrow 3 . Head restraint tilt Manually adjust the angle of the head restraint. 왘 Push or pull on the lower edge of the head restraint cushion. For more information on seats, see “Seats” ( 컄 page 124).
42 Getting started Adjusting Steering wheel adjustment The stalk for steering wheel adjustment is located on the steering column (lower left). 1 Adjusting steering column, in or out 2 Adjusting steering column, up or down 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
43 Getting started Adjusting With the easy-entry/exit feature activated, the steering wheel will return to its last set position when you: 앫 close the driver’s door with the ignition switched on or 앫 insert the SmartKey into the starter switch with the driver’s door closed.
44 Getting started Adjusting Mirrors Adjust the interior and exterior rear view mirrors before driving so that you have a good view of the ro ad and traffic condi- tions. Interior rear view mirror 왘 Manually adjust the interior rear view mirror. For more information, see “Rear view mi r- rors” ( 컄 page 191).
45 Getting started Adjusting The buttons are located on the driver’s door. 1 Passenger-side exterior rear view mir- ror button 2 Adjustment button 3 Driver’s side exterior rear view mirror button 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
46 Getting started Driving Fastening the seat belts Wa r n i n g ! G Make sure that absolute ly no objects are ob- structing the pedals range of movement. Keep the driver’s footwe ll clear of all obsta- cles. If there are any floorm ats or carpets in the footwell, make sure that the pedals still have sufficie nt clearance.
47 Getting started Driving 1 Belt outlet 2 Latch plate 3 Release button 4 Buckle Wa r n i n g ! G Never let more people ride in the vehicle than there are seat belts available. Be sure everyone riding in th e vehicle is correctly restrained with a separate seat belt.
48 Getting started Driving 왘 With a smooth motion, pull the belt from belt outlet 1 . 왘 Place the shoulder portion of the belt across the top of your shoulder and the lap portion across your hips. 왘 Push latch plate 2 into bu ckle 4 until it clicks.
49 Getting started Driving Starting the engine Automatic transmission Gearshift pattern fo r automatic transmission P Park position with gear selector lever lock R Reverse gear N Neutral D Drive position For more information, see the “Controls in detail” section ( 컄 page 181).
50 Getting started Driving Starting with the SmartKey For information on turning off the engine with the SmartKey, see “Turning off en- gine” ( 컄 page 60).
51 Getting started Driving Starting diffi culties If the engine does not start as described, carry out the following steps: 왘 If you are starting the engine with the SmartKey, turn SmartKey in starter switch to position 0 and repeat starting procedure.
52 Getting started Driving Driving 왘 Depress the brake pedal. 왘 Move selector lever to position D or R . 왘 Release the brake pedal. 왘 Carefully depress the accelerator pedal. Once the vehicle is in motion, the automat- ic central locking system engages and the locking knobs drop down.
53 Getting started Driving Switching o n headlamps Low beam headlamps The exterior lamp switch is located on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel. Exterior lamp switch 1 Off 2 Low beam headlamps on 왘 Turn the exterior lamp switch to position B .
54 Getting started Driving The combination switch resets automati- cally after major steering wheel move- ments. Windshield wi pers The combination switch is located on the left of the steering column. Combination switch 1 Single wipe Wiping with windshield washer fluid 2 Switching on windshield wipers 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
55 Getting started Driving Intermittent wiping Intermittent wiping interval is dependent on wetness of windshield. 왘 Turn the combination switch to position I . After the initial wipe, pauses between wipes are automatically controlled by the rain sensor.
56 Getting started Driving Problems while driving The engine runs errati cally and misfires 앫 An ignition cable may be damaged. 앫 The engine electronics may not be operating properly. 앫 Unburned gasoline may have entered the catalytic converter and damaged it.
57 Getting started Driving The coolant temperature is above 248°F (120°C) The coolant is too hot and is no longer cooling the engine. 왘 Stop the vehicle in a safe location as soon as possible and turn off the en- gine. Allow engine and coolant to cool.
58 Getting started Parking and locking You have now completed your fir st drive. You have properly stopped and parked your vehicle. End your drive as foll ows. Wa r n i n g ! G With the engine not running, there is no power assistance for the brake and steerin g systems.
59 Getting started Parking and locking Parking brake 1 Release handle 2 Parking brake pedal 왘 Step firmly on parking brake pedal 2 . When the engine is running, the warn- ing lamp ; (USA only) or 3 (Canada only) in the instrument cluster will be illuminated.
60 Getting started Parking and locking Turning off eng ine 왘 Shift the automatic transmission to position P ( 컄 page 178). 왘 Apply the parking brake ( 컄 page 59). Turning off with t he SmartKey 왘 Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch ( 컄 page 36) to position 0 .
61 Getting started Parking and locking Lockin g 왘 Exit the vehicle and close all doors and the trunk. Wa r n i n g ! G To prevent possible pe rsonal injury, always keep hands and fingers away from the door openings when closing the doors. Be espe- cially careful when small children are around.
62 Getting started Parking and locking Locking with the SmartKey 왘 After exiting the vehicle, press lock button ‹ on the SmartKey ( 컄 page 34). 앫 All turn signal lamps flash three times. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds three times. For more information, see “Factory setting” ( 컄 page 100).
63 Safety an d Security Occupant safety Panic alarm Driving safety systems Anti-theft systems.
64 Safety and Security Occupant safety In this section you will learn the most im- portant facts about the restraint systems of the vehicle. The restraint systems are 앫 Seat be lts 앫 Emergency ten.
65 Safety an d Security Occupant safety Air bags Wa r n i n g ! G In the event that the 1 indicator lamp comes on during driving or doe s not come on at all, the SRS may not be operational.
66 Safety and Security Occupant safety 앫 Adjust the driver seat as far as possible rearward, still permitting proper opera- tion of vehicle co ntrols. The distance from the center of the driver’s breast- bone to the center of the air bag cover on the steering wheel must be at leas t 10 in (25 cm) or mo re.
67 Safety an d Security Occupant safety (2) Always sit nearly up right, properly use the seat belts and for children 12 years old and under, use an appr opriately sized infant or to ddler restraint or bo ost- er seat recommended for the size and weight of the child.
68 Safety and Security Occupant safety Safety guidelines for the seat belt, emergency tensioning device and air bag When you sell your vehicle we strongl y urge you to give notice to the subsequent owner that it is equipped with an SRS by alerting th em to the applicable section in the Operator’s Manual.
69 Safety an d Security Occupant safety Front air bags 1 Driver’s air bag 2 Passenger air bag Driver and passenger air bags are de- ployed: 앫 in the event of a frontal impact 앫 if impact exceeds.
70 Safety and Security Occupant safety Side impact air ba gs, window curtain air bags 1 Front side impact air bags 2 Window curtain air bag 3 Rear side impact air bags The side impact air bags and win.
71 Safety an d Security Occupant safety i For information on infants and children traveling with you in the vehicle and restraint systems for infants and chil- dren, see “Children in the vehicle” ( 컄 page 75). War n i n g ! G Always fasten yo ur seat belt before driving off.
72 Safety and Security Occupant safety Wa r n i n g ! G Damaged seat belts or be lts that were highly stressed in an accident must be replaced and their anchoring po ints must also be checked. Only use seat belts which have been ap- proved by Mercedes-Benz.
73 Safety an d Security Occupant safety Emergency tensioning device (ETD), seat belt force limiter The seat belts for the front and rear outer seats are equipped with emergency ten- sioning devices and belt force limiters.
74 Safety and Security Occupant safety Automatic comfort- fit feature seat belt An automatic comfort-fit feature for front seats reduces the retracting force of the seat belts when they are in normal use.
75 Safety an d Security Occupant safety For information on head restraint adjust- ment, see “Seats” ( 컄 page 39). Children in the vehicle If an infant or child is traveling with you in the vehicle: 앫 Secure the child using an infant or child restraint appropriate to the age and size of the child.
76 Safety and Security Occupant safety Infant and child restraint systems Use only a BabySmart TM compatible child restraint for the front passenger seat in this vehicle. We recommend all infants and children be properly restrained at all times while the vehicle is in motion.
77 Safety an d Security Occupant safety ! The use of infant or child restraints is required by law in all 50 states, the Dis- trict of Columbia, the U.
78 Safety and Security Occupant safety BabySmart TM air bag deactivation system 1 75 indicato r lamp Special BabySmart TM compatible child seats, designed for use with the Mercedes-Benz system and available at any authorized Merced es-Benz Center, are required for use with the BabySmart TM air bag deactivation system.
79 Safety an d Security Occupant safety Self-test BabySma rt TM without special child seat in stalled After turning the Smar tKey in the starter switch to position 1 or 2 or pressing the KEYLESS-GO* start/st op button once or twice, the 75 indicator lamp located in the center console comes on for approximately 6 seconds and then goes out.
80 Safety and Security Occupant safety Installation of infant and chil d restraint systems This vehicle is equipped with tether an- chorages for a top tether strap at each of the rear seating positions. 1 Cover 왘 Remove cover 1 from anchorage ring. 왘 Store cover 1 in a convenient place (e.
81 Safety an d Security Occupant safety Once the top tether anchorage hook is attached, the child restraint itself can be secured. Tighten the top tether strap according to the child restraint manufac- turer’s instructions.
82 Safety and Security Occupant safety Blocking of rear d oor windo w operation 1 Override switch 2 Indicator lamp 왘 Press override switch 1 . Indicator lamp 2 comes on. The rear door windows can no longer be operat- ed using the switches located in the rear doors.
83 Safety an d Security Panic alarm 왔 Panic alarm An audible alarm and flashing exterior lamps will operate for approximately 2½ minutes. 1 Â button Activating 왘 Press and hold button 1 for at least 1 second. Deactivating 왘 Press button 1 again.
84 Safety and Security Driving safety systems In this section you will fi nd information on the following driving safety systems: 앫 ABS (A ntilock B rake S ystem) 앫 BAS (B rake A ssist S ystem) .
85 Safety an d Security Driving safety systems The - malfunction warning lamp in the instrument cluster comes on when you switch on the ignition. It goes out when the engine is running. Braking If the ABS activates during braking, the ABS/ESP ® warning lamp v in the in- strument cluster dial flashes.
86 Safety and Security Driving safety systems BAS The Brake Assist System (BAS) operates in emergency situations. If you apply the brakes very quickly, the BAS autom atically provides full brake boost, thereby poten- tially reducing the braking distance.
87 Safety an d Security Driving safety systems For more information, see the “Practical hints” section ( 컄 page 353) and ( 컄 page 368). Wa r n i n g ! G Never switch off the ESP ® whe n you see t he ABS/ESP ® warning lamp v flashing in the instrument cluster.
88 Safety and Security Driving safety systems Switching off the ESP ® To improve the vehicle’s traction, turn off the ESP ® in driving situations where it would be advantageous to have drive wheel.
89 Safety an d Security Driving safety systems Switchin g on the ESP ® 왘 Press ESP ® button 1 . The ABS/ESP ® warning lamp v in the instrument cluster goes out.
90 Safety and Security Driving safety systems The electro-hydraulic brake system is auto- matically acti vated when you 앫 unlock the vehicle with the SmartKey or the KEYLESS-GO* 앫 open the driver.
91 Safety an d Security Driving safety systems The electro-hydraulic brake servo assis- tance switches off automatically 앫 approximately 2 minutes after you turned the SmartKey in the starter switch.
92 Safety and Security Driving safety systems Note on driving with the electro-hydraulic brake system 앫 Following extended periods of only minor loads to your brake system, you should occasionally apply the brakes when traveling at high speeds. This improves the grip of the brake pads.
93 Safety an d Security Anti-theft systems 왔 Anti-theft systems Immobilizer The immobilizer prev ents unauthorized persons from starting your vehicle. Activating With the SmartKey 왘 Remove the Smar tKey from th e starter switch. The immobilizer is activated.
94 Safety and Security Anti-theft systems Arming the alarm system The indicator lamp located in the central locking switch in the center console. 1 Indicator lamp 왘 Lock the vehicle with the SmartKey or KEYLESS-GO*. The turn signal lamps flash th ree times to indicate that the alarm system is armed.
95 Safety an d Security Anti-theft systems Disarming the alarm system 왘 Unlock the vehicle with the SmartKey or KEYLESS-GO*. The turn signal lamps flash once to indicate that the alarm system is disarmed. Canceling the alarm With the SmartKey 왘 Insert the SmartKey in the starter switch.
96 Safety and Security Anti-theft systems Arming the tow-away alarm 왘 Lock the vehicle with the SmartKey or KEYLESS-GO*. The tow-away alarm is auto matically armed after about 30 seconds.
97 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Seats Memory function Lighting Instrument cluster Control system Automatic transmission Good visibility 4-zone automatic climate control Power windows Power.
98 Controls in detail In the “Controls in detail” section you wil l find detailed information o n how to oper- ate the equipment installed on your vehi- cle. If you are al ready familiar with the basic functions of your vehicle, this section will be of particular interest to you.
99 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Wa r n i n g ! G When leaving the vehicl e, always remove the SmartKey from the starter switch, take it with you and lock the vehicle. Do not leave children unattended in the vehicle, or with ac c e s s t o a n un l o c k e d vehicle.
100 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Factory setting Global unlocking 왘 Press button Œ . 앫 All turn signal lamps flash once. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds once (if equipped and feature activated). 앫 The locking knobs in the doors move up.
101 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Global locki ng 왘 Press button ‹ . 앫 All turn signal lamps flash three times. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds three times (if equipped and feature acti- vated). 앫 The locking knobs in the doors move down.
102 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Global locking 왘 Press button ‹ . 앫 All turn signal lamps flash three times. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds three times (if equipped and feature acti- vated). 앫 The locking knobs in the doors move down.
103 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Unlocking and opening the trunk You can unlock and open the trunk sepa- rately. A minimum height clearance of 5.90 ft (1.80 m) is required to open the trunk lid. 왘 Press and hold button Š until trunk lid unlocks and begins to open.
104 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking SmartKey with KEY LESS-GO 1 ‹ Lock button 2 Š Unlock button for the trunk 3 Mechanical key locking tab 4 Œ Unlock button 5 Battery check lamp 6  Panic button ( 컄 page 83) i When any outside door handle other than the driver’s outs ide door handle is pulled, the vehicle is centrall y un- locked.
105 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Important notes on using KEYLESS-GO 앫 You can also use the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO like a normal SmartKey ( 컄 page 98). 앫 You can combine KEYLESS-GO func- tions with normal SmartKey functions (e.g. unlocking with KEYLESS-GO and locking with the ‹ button).
106 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking 앫 Never store the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO togeth er with: 앫 electronic items such as a cellular phone or another SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO 앫 metallic objects such as coins or metal foil Doing so could impair the function of the KEYLESS-GO system.
107 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Factory setting Global unlocking 왘 Pull an outside door handle. 앫 All turn signal lamps flash once. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds once (if equipped and feature activated). 앫 The locking knobs in the doors move up.
108 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Unlocking driver’s do or and fuel fille r flap 왘 Pull the driver’s outside door handle. 앫 All turn signal lamps flash once. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds once (if equipped and feature activated). 앫 The locking knob in the driver’s door moves up.
109 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Checking the batt eries 왘 Press button ‹ or Œ . Battery check lamp 5 comes on brief- ly to indicate that the Smart Key batter- ies are in order.
110 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking 왘 Press lock button 1 at trunk lid. 앫 All turn signal lamps flash three times. 앫 An acoustic signal sounds three times (if equipped and feature acti- vated). 앫 The locking knobs in the doors move down.
111 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Loss of the Smar tK ey with KEYLESS-GO If you lose your SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO, you should do the following: 왘 Have the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO deactivated by an authori zed Mercedes-Benz Center. 왘 Report the loss immediately to your car insurance company.
112 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Front doors 왘 Pull on door handle 2 on the respec- tive front door to open door. If door was locked, locking knob 1 will move up. Rear doors 왘 Pull up locking knob 1 on the respective rear door to unlock door.
113 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Opening the trunk from the inside You can open the trunk from the inside if the vehicle is stationary. A minimum height clearance of 5.90 ft (1.80 m) is required to open the trunk lid. The switch is located on the driver’s door.
114 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Closing the trunk Closing the trunk from the inside automatically* In vehicles with trunk opening/closing sys- tem* you can close the trunk from the in- side using the remote trunk li d switch.
115 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Closing the trunk from the outsid e manually 1 Handle 2 Handles 왘 Lower trunk lid by pulling firmly on handle 1 or handles 2 .
116 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Closing the trunk from the outside (vehicles without KEYLESS-GO*) In vehicles with trunk opening/closing sys- tem* you can close the trunk separately from the outside using the trunk closing switch. 1 Trunk closing switch 왘 Press trunk closing switch 1 briefly.
117 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Closing the trunk from the outside (vehicles with KEYLESS-GO*) In vehicles with trunk opening/closing sys- tem* you can close the trunk separately from the outside using the trunk closi ng switch. 1 Trunk closing switch 왘 Make sure you have the SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO with you.
118 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Closing the trunk and locking the vehicle from the outside (vehi cles with KEYLESS-GO*) In vehicles with trunk opening/closing sys- tem* and KEYLESS-GO, you can close the trunk and lock the vehicle simultaneously from the outside us ing the KEYLESS-GO locking/closing swi tch.
119 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking 왘 Press switch 1 briefly. 앫 All turn signal lamps flash three times. 앫 The locking knobs in the doors move down. 앫 The anti-theft alarm system is armed. If the trunk lid comes into contact with an object while closing (e.
120 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Trunk emergency release With the emergency release button, the trunk can be opened from inside the trunk. The emergency release button is located on the inside of the trunk lid. 1 Emergency release button 왘 Briefly press emergency release button 1 .
121 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Valet lock ing The lock is located next to the handle above the rear license plate recess. 1 Neutral position 2 Locked 왘 Close the trunk ( 컄 page 114). 왘 Pull the mechanical key out of the SmartKey ( 컄 page 402).
122 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Automatic central locking The doors and the trunk automatically lock when the ignition is switched on and the wheels are turning at vehicle speeds of approximately 9 mph (15 km/h) or more. You can open a locked door from the in- side.
123 Controls in detail Locking and unlocking The switch is located in the center console. Central locking switch 1 Unlocking 2 Locking Lockin g 왘 Press lower half 2 of the central lock- ing switch. If all doors are closed, the vehicle locks. Unlocking 왘 Press upper ha lf 1 of the central lock- ing swit ch.
124 Controls in detail Seats For more information on seat adjustment, see the “Getting started” section ( 컄 page 40). Front seat active head restraint You cannot remove the active head re- straints on the driver’s and passenger’s seats.
125 Controls in detail Seats 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). 왘 Press the symbol-side on rocker switch 1 to release the head re- straints. The head restraints will fold backward. Placing head restraints upright 왘 Pull the head restrai nt forward until it locks into position.
126 Controls in detail Seats Multicontour se at* The multicontour seat has a movable seat cushion and inflatable air cushions built into the backrest to provide additional lum- bar and side sup port.
127 Controls in detail Seats Drive - Dynami c seat* with mult icon- tour features The Drive - Dynamic seat automatically ad- justs the lateral support provided by the backrest to your driving style. The Drive - Dynamic seat electronically controls the air pressure in the air cham- bers of the backrest side bolsters.
128 Controls in detail Seats Drive-dynamic featu res Activating 왘 Press button 1 ( 컄 page 127). The indicator lamp in the button comes on and the following display appears in the multi-function display for about 5 seconds. Deactivating 왘 Press button 1 ( 컄 page 127) again.
129 Controls in detail Seats Switching seat heating on 왘 Press switch 1 repeatedly until the desired heating level is set. One or more red indicator lamps on the switch show the selected heating level. Switching seat heating off 왘 Press switch 1 repeatedly until all indicator lamps go out.
130 Controls in detail Seats Seat ventilati on* The switch is located on the center con- sole. Seat ventilation can be activated manually with the ignition on, or by the summer opening feature ( 컄 page 217).
131 Controls in detail Memory function 왔 Memory function Prior to operating the vehicle, the driver should check and adjust the seat height, seat position fore and aft, and seat back- rest angle if necessary, to ensure adequate control, reach and co mf ort.
132 Controls in detail Memory function The memory button and stored position buttons are located on the door. M Memory button 1, 2, 3 Stored position button 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). or 왘 Open the respective door. Storing positions into memory 왘 Adjust the seats to the desired position ( 컄 page 40).
133 Controls in detail Memory function Storing exte rior rear vie w mirror pa rk- ing position For easier parking, you can adjust the pas- senger-side exterior rear view mirror so that you can see the right rear wheel as soon as you engage reverse gear R .
134 Controls in detail Lighting For information on how to switch on the headlamps and use the turn signals, see “Switching on headlamps” ( 컄 page 53) and see “Turn signals” ( 컄 page 53). Exterior lamp switch The exterior lamp switch is located on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel.
135 Controls in detail Lighting Manual headlamp mode The low beam headlamps and the parking lamps can be switched on and off with the exterior lamp switch.
136 Controls in detail Lighting Daytime running lamp mode 왘 Turn the exterior lamp switch to position M or U . When the engine is running, the low beam headlamps are automatically switched on.
137 Controls in detail Lighting Fog lamps Front fog lamps 왘 Switch on the low beam h eadlamps ( 컄 page 53). 왘 Pull out exterior lamp switch to first stop. The front fog lamps are switched on. The green indicator lamp ‡ in the exterior lamp switch comes on ( 컄 page 134).
138 Controls in detail Lighting Rear fog lamp (driver’s side only) 왘 Switch on the low be am headlamp s ( 컄 page 53). 왘 Pull out exterior lamp switch to second stop. The rear fog lamp is switched on. The yellow indicator lamp † in the exterior lamp switch comes on ( 컄 page 134).
139 Controls in detail Lighting Corner-illuminating front fog lamps* (CLS with Bi-Xenon* headlamps) The corner-illuminating front fog lamps im- prove illumination of the road onto which you are turning.
140 Controls in detail Lighting Driving rearward Switching on corner-illuminating front fog lamps 왘 Place the gear selector lever in position R . The inverse front fog lamp comes on automatically depending on the steer- ing direction and steering angle.
141 Controls in detail Lighting Interior lighting in the front 1 Left front reading lamp on/off 2 Rear interior lighting on/off 3 Automatic control on/off 4 Front interior lighting on/off 5 Right fron.
142 Controls in detail Lighting Manual control Switching front/rear interio r lighting on and off 왘 Press front/rear interior lighting switch 4 or 2 to switch on the desired interior light. 왘 Press front/rear interior lighting switch 4 or 2 again to switch off the respective interior light.
143 Controls in detail Lighting Door entry lamps For better orientation in the dark, the cor- responding door entry lamps will switch on in darkness when you open a door and the automatic control is activated. The door entry lamps will switch off when the corresponding door is closed.
144 Controls in detail Instrument cluster For a full view illustration of the instrument cluster, see “At a glance” ( 컄 page 24). 1 Reset button The instrument cluste r is activated when you 앫.
145 Controls in detail Instrument cluster To brighten illuminati on 왘 Turn the reset button in the instrument cluster clockwise ( 컄 page 24). The instrument cluster illumination will brighten. To dim illu mination 왘 Turn the reset button in the instrument cluster counterclockwise ( 컄 page 24).
146 Controls in detail Instrument cluster Trip odometer Make sure you are viewing the trip odome- ter display ( 컄 page 14 7). 왘 If it is not displayed, press the è or ÿ repeatedly until the trip odome- ter appears. 왘 Press and hold the reset button on the instrument cluster ( 컄 page 24) until the trip odometer is reset.
147 Controls in detail Control system 왔 Control system The control system is activated as soon as the SmartKey in the starter switch is turned to position 1 or as soon as the KEYLESS-GO start/stop button* is in position 1 . The control system enables you to: 앫 call up information about your vehicle 앫 change vehicle settings.
148 Controls in detail Control system Multifunctio n steering whe el The displays in the multifunction display and the settings in the control system ( 컄 page 147) are controlled by the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel.
149 Controls in detail Control system It is helpful to think of the menus, and the functions within each menu, as being arranged in a circular pattern.
150 Controls in detail Control system Menus This is what you will see when you scroll through the menus. The table on the next page provides an overview of the individual menus.
151 Controls in detail Control system Menus, submenus and functions Menu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3 Menu 4 Me nu 5 Standard display AUDIO NAV* Distronic* Vehicle status mes- sage memory 1 1 The vehicle status message memory menu is only displaye d if there is a messag e stored.
152 Controls in detail Control system Menu 6 Menu 7 Menu 8 Settings Trip computer Telephone ( 컄 page 157) ( 컄 page 171) ( 컄 page 172) Commands/submenus Reset to factory settings Fuel consumption.
153 Controls in detail Control system Standard display men u 왘 Press button k or j repeatedly to select the functions in the standard display menu. The following functions are available: Display digita l speedometer 왘 Press button k or j repeatedly until the digital speedometer appears in the multifunction display.
154 Controls in detail Control system Select satellite radio station* (USA only) The satellite radio is treated as a radio application. 왘 Select SAT radio with the correspond- ing softkey in the radio menu.
155 Controls in detail Control system NAV* menu The NAV menu contains the functions need- ed to operate your navigation system. 왘 Press button è or ÿ repeatedly until you see the message NAV in the multifunction display. 앫 If COMAND is switched off, the mes- sage NAV off is shown in the multifunc- tion display.
156 Controls in detail Control system Distronic activated With Distronic activated, the Distronic display is shown in the multifunction dis- play and one or two segments around the set speed are illuminated in the speedom- eter.
157 Controls in detail Control system Should the vehicle’s system record any conditions while driving, the number of messages will reappear in the multifunc- tion display when the SmartKey in the starter switch is turned to position 0 or removed from the starter switch.
158 Controls in detail Control system Submenus in the Settings menu 왘 Press button j . In the multifunction display you see the collection of the submenus. 왘 Press button ç . The selection marker moves to the next submenu. The submenus are arranged by hierarchy.
159 Controls in detail Control system The table below shows what settings can be changed within the various menus. Detailed instructions on making individual settings can be found on the following pag- es.
160 Controls in detail Control system Instrument cluster submenu Access the Instr. cluster submenu via the Settings menu. Use the Instr. clus- ter submenu to change the instrument cluster display settings. The following functions are available: Selecting speedometer displa y mode 왘 Move the selection marker with the æ or ç button to the Instr.
161 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Press button æ or ç to select the language to be used for the multi- function display messages. Available languages: 앫 German (Deutsch) 앫 English (Engli.
162 Controls in detail Control system Time/Date submenu Access the Time/Date submenu via the Settings menu. Use the Time/Date sub- menu to change the time and date display settings. The following functions are avail- able: Synchronizing the time This function can only be seen on vehicles with COMAND and navigation module*.
163 Controls in detail Control system Set time (minutes) This function can only be seen when time synchronization is switched off. 왘 Move the selection marker with the æ or ç button to the Time/Date submenu. 왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until you see Clock, minutes in the multifunction display.
164 Controls in detail Control system Set date (year) 왘 Move the selection marker with the æ or ç button to the Time/Date submenu. 왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until you see Set date year in the multifunction display. The selection marker is on the year setting.
165 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Press button æ or ç to select manual operation ( manual ) or daytime running lamp mode ( constant ). With daytime running lamp mode activated and the exterior lamp switch at position M or U , the low beam headlamps are switched on when the engine is running.
166 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until you see Function Surround lighting in the multifunction display. The selection marker is on the current setting. 왘 Press button æ or ç to switch the locator lighting function on .
167 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Move the selection marker with button æ or ç to the Lighting submenu. 왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until you see Headlamps delayed shut-off in the multifunction display. The selection marker is on the current setting.
168 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Press button æ or ç to switch Interior lighting delayed shut-off on or off . Vehicle submenu Access the Vehicle submenu via the Set- tings menu.
169 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Move the selection marker with the æ or ç button to the Convenience submenu. 왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until you see Function Easy-entry feature in the multifunction display. The selection marker is on the current setting.
170 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Press button æ or ç to switch function on or off . Dynamic seat* submenu Access the Dynamic seat submenu via the Settings menu.
171 Controls in detail Control system Trip com puter menu Use the trip computer menu to call up sta- tistical data on your vehicle. The following information is available: Fuel consumption stat istics after start 왘 Press button ÿ or è repeatedly until you see the first function of the trip computer menu.
172 Controls in detail Control system Resetting fuel consumption stat istics 왘 Press button ÿ or è repeatedly until you see the first function of the trip computer menu. 왘 Press button j or k repeatedly until you see the reading that you want to reset in the multifunction display.
173 Controls in detail Control system You can use the functions in the Tel menu to operate your telephone, provided it is connected to a hands-free system and switched on. 왘 Switch on the telephone and COMAND. 왘 Press button ÿ or è on the steering wheel repeatedly until you see the Tel menu in the multifunction dis- play.
174 Controls in detail Control system Ending a call 왘 Press button t . You have ended the call. In the multi- function display you will again see the standby message. Dialing a number from the phone book If your telephone is ready to receive calls , you may select and dial a number from the phone book at any time.
175 Controls in detail Control system 왘 Press button s . The system dials the selected phone number. 앫 If the connection is successful, the name of the party you called and the duration of the call will appear in the multifunction display. 앫 If no connection is made, the con- trol system stores the dialed num- ber in the redial memory.
176 Controls in detail Automatic transmission For more information on driving with an automatic transmissi on see “Automatic transmission” ( 컄 page 49). Your vehicle’s transmission adapts its gear shifting process to your individual driving style by continually adjusting the shift points up or down.
177 Controls in detail Automatic transmission 1 Current gear range/gear selector lever position 2 Current program mode The current gear range/gear selector lever position and program mode ( C / S ) or ( M / C / S ) appear in the multifunction display.
178 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Gear selector lever position Effect ì Park position Gear selector lever position when the vehicle is parked. Place gear selector lever in position P only when vehicle is stopped. The park position is not in tended to serve as a brake when the vehicle is parked.
179 Controls in detail Automatic transmission ! Coasting the vehicle, or driving for any other reason with gear selector lever in N can result in transmission damage that is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. War n i n g ! G Getting out of your vehicle with the gear selector lever not full y engaged in position P is dangerous.
180 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Driving t ips Accelerator position Your driving style influences the transmission’s shifting behavio r: Less throttle Earlier upshifting More throttle Later upshifting Kickdown Use kickdown when you want maximum acceleration.
181 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Gear ranges With the gear selector lever in position D and driving in the automatic shift program C or S ( 컄 page 182), you can select a gear range for .
182 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Automatic shift program The program mode selector switch is located on the lower part of the cen ter console.
183 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Gear selector lever one-touch gearshifting Even with an automatic transmission, you can change the gears manually and limit or extend the gear range for automatic shifting with the gear selector lever in position D and driving in the automatic program mode C or S .
184 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Steering wheel gearshift control one-touch gearshifting The steering wheel gearshift control pro- vides an alternative method for changing the gears manua.
185 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Downshifting 왘 Briefly press the inside 2 of one of the buttons on the steering wheel. The transmission will shift to the next lower gear as permitted by the shift program. This action simultaneously limits the gear range of the transmission ( 컄 page 181).
186 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Steering wheel gearshift control CLS 55 AMG The steering wheel gearshift buttons are located to the lef t and righ t of the steering wheel.
187 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Upshifting 왘 Briefly press button 1 on the right side of the steering wheel. The transmission will shift to the next higher gear as permitted by the shift program. This action simultaneously extends the gear range of the transmission when you are driving in the automati c program mode ( C or S ).
188 Controls in detail Automatic transmission The program mode selector switch is located on the lower part of the center console. 1 Program mode selector switc h M Manual For manual gear shifting C C.
189 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Activating manual shift program 왘 Press program mode selector switch 1 repeatedly until the M for manual program mode M appears in the multifunction display. The transmission switches to the manual program mode M .
190 Controls in detail Automatic transmission Downshifting 왘 Briefly press the gear selector lever to the left in the D- direction. or 왘 Briefly press button 2 on the left side of the steering wheel ( 컄 page 186). The transmission shifts to the next lower gear.
191 Controls in detail Good visibility 왔 Good visibility For information on windshield wipers, see “Windshield wipers” ( 컄 page 54). Headlamp c leaning system* The button is located on the left side of the dashboard. 1 Headlamp washer button 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
192 Controls in detail Good visibility Activating exterior rear view mirror parking position Follow these steps to activate the mirror parking position so that the passen- ger-side exterior rear view mirror will be turned downward to the stored position.
193 Controls in detail Good visibility 왘 Make sure you have stored a parking position for the passenger-side exterior rear view mirror ( 컄 page 133). 왘 Make sure the Mirror adjustment parking aid function in the Conve- nience submenu of the control system is switched to on ( 컄 page 169).
194 Controls in detail Good visibility If sunlight enters through a side window: 왘 Disengage sun visor 1 from mounting 4 . 왘 Pivot sun visor to the side. Rear window sunshade* The switch is located in the center console. 1 Rear window sunshade switch 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
195 Controls in detail Good visibility Rear window defroster The rear window defroster uses a large amount of power. To keep the battery drain to a minimum, switch off the defrost- er as soon as the rear window is clear.
196 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control.
197 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control 1 Left side defroster vent, fixed 2 Left center air vent, adjustable 3 Thumbwheel for air v olume control for left center air vent 4 Thumbwheel .
198 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Canada only 1 Air distribution, left 2 Front defroster 3 Temperature rocker switch, left 4 Display 5 Temperature rocker switch, right 6 Rear win.
199 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control USA only 1 Air distribution, left 2 Front defroster 3 Temperature rocker switch, left 4 Display 5 Temperature rocker switch, right 6 Rear window.
200 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control The climate control is a 4-zone intelligent climate control system. Your vehicle interi- or is divided into 4 zones. With the help of a sun sensor, the climate control determines the relation of the sun to the vehicle and automatically adjusts the inside temperature for every individual zone.
201 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Nearly all dust partic les, poll utants an d odors are filtered out before outside air en- ters the passenger compartment through the air distribution system. The air conditioning will not engage (no cooling) if the A/C mode ( 컄 page 209) is deactivated.
202 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Reactivating 왘 Make sure the ignition is switched on. 왘 Press button ´ ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199) again. The previous settings are once again in effect. Operating the climate control system in automatic mode Activating 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36).
203 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Deactivating 왘 Press button or Q ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199). The indicator lamp on the button goes out. AUTO disappears in the displ ay 4 ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199). The au- tomatic operation of air volume switch- es off.
204 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Adjusting air distribution Use the air distribution controls 1 and 7 ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199) to separate- ly adjust the air distribution on each side of the passenger compartment.
205 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Adjusting air volume Use buttons U ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199) for automatic mode or air volume buttons or Q ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199) to adjust air volume ma nually. Nine blower speeds are available.
206 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Windshield fogged on the outside 왘 Switch windshield wipers on ( 컄 page 54). 왘 Press button U ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199). The indicator lamp on the button comes on. AUTO appears in the display 4 ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199).
207 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Activating 왘 Press button , ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199). The indicator lamp on the button comes on.
208 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Deactivating 왘 Press button , ( 컄 page 198) or ( 컄 page 199) again. The indicator lamp on the button goes out. Combination fi lter with pollutant-sens itive air-recir culation mode The combination fi lter reduces pollutants and unpleasant odors in the outside air.
209 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Air conditioning The cooling function, only operational when the engine is running, cools the vehi- cle interior down to the selected tempera- ture. The cooling function also dehumidifies the air in the vehicle interior, thus preventing the windows from fogging up.
210 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Activating 왘 Switch off the ignition. 왘 Press button T ( 컄 page 198). REST in the display 4 ( 컄 page 198) comes on. Deactivating 왘 Press button T ( 컄 page 198) again. REST in the display 4 ( 컄 page 198) goes out.
211 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Setting the temperature Use temperature control rocker switches 4 and 6 to separately adjust the air temperature on each side of the rear passenger compartment. You should raise or lower the temperature setting in small increments, preferably starting at 72°F (22°C).
212 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Adjusting air distribution 왘 Push the slide for the left center vent 1 or right center vent 2 to the left, right, up, or down. The air flow is directed in the corresponding direction. Adjusting air volume 왘 Turn thumbwheel 3 or 7 ( 컄 page 210) up or down.
213 Controls in detail 4-zone automatic climate control Front center console storage compart- ment ventilation The front center console storage compart- ment under the armrest has its own air vent. The air temperature is about the same as that of the dashboard air vents.
214 Controls in detail Power windows Opening and closing the windows The side windows are opened and closed electrically. The switches for all of the side windows are on the driver’s door. The switches for the respective windows are on the front passenger door and the rear doors.
215 Controls in detail Power windows 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). Opening the win dows 왘 Press switch 2 to 5 to the resistance point. The corresponding window will move downwards until you release the switch. Closing t he windows 왘 Pull switch 2 to 5 to the resistance point.
216 Controls in detail Power windows Fully opening the windows (Express-open) 왘 Press switch 2 to 5 past the resis- tance point and release. The corresponding window opens com- pletely. Fully closing the windows (Express-close) 왘 Pull switch 2 to 5 past the resis- tance point and release.
217 Controls in detail Power windows Summer opening feature If the weather is warm, you can ventilate the vehicle before driving off by simulta- neously: 앫 opening the side windows 앫 opening the t.
218 Controls in detail Power windows Vehicles with KEYLESS-GO*: 1 Lock button 왘 Press and hold the lock button 1 at an outside door handle until the windows, the tilt/sliding sunr oof are completely closed. 왘 Release the lock button 1 at the out- side door handle to interrupt proce- dure.
219 Controls in detail Power tilt /sliding sunroof 왔 Power tilt /sliding sunroof Opening and closing the power tilt/sliding sunroof The tilt/sliding sunroof can be opened and closed electrically. The switch for the tilt/sliding sunroof is on the overhead control panel.
220 Controls in detail Power tilt /sliding sunroof 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 49). Opening and closing the power tilt/sliding sunroof 왘 To open, close, raise or lower the tilt/sliding sunroof, move the sunroof switch to resistance point in the re- quired direction of arrows 1 to 4 .
221 Controls in detail Power tilt /sliding sunroof Synchronizing the po wer tilt/sliding sunroof The tilt/sliding sunroof must be synchro- nized 앫 after the battery has been disconnected or discharg.
222 Controls in detail Driving systems The following driving systems are explained on the following pages: 앫 Cruise control and Distronic*, with which the vehicle can maintain a preset speed 앫 Air.
223 Controls in detail Driving systems 1 Set current or higher speed 2 Set current or lower speed 3 Cancel cruise control 4 Resume at last set speed Setting current speed 왘 Accelerate or decelerate to the desired speed. 왘 Briefly lift 1 or depress 2 the cruise control lever.
224 Controls in detail Driving systems Canceling cruise control There are several ways to cancel the cruise control: 왘 Step on the brake pedal. The cruise control is canceled. The last speed set is stored for later use. or 왘 Briefly push the cruise control lever in direction of arrow 3 ( 컄 page 223).
225 Controls in detail Driving systems Setting a higher speed 왘 Lift the cruise control lever in direction of arrow 1 ( 컄 page 223) and h old it up until the desired speed is reached.
226 Controls in detail Driving systems Distronic* When activated, the Distronic adaptive cruise control system increases driving convenience afforded by the cruise control during travel on expressways and other major roads.
227 Controls in detail Driving systems i Canada only: This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interfer- ence, and (2) this device must accept any inter- ference received, including interfer- ence that may cause undesired operation of the device.
228 Controls in detail Driving systems Distronic displays in the speedometer dial 1 Set speed If Distronic is activated, one or two seg- ments come on around the set speed. Wa r n i n g ! G Close attention to ro ad and traffic condi- tions is imperative at a ll times, regardless of whether or not Distronic is activated.
229 Controls in detail Driving systems 1 Segments If Distronic detects a vehicle directly ahead, the segments (representing the difference) from the speed of the vehicle ahead to the set speed come on. If Distronic calculates that there is a dan- ger of collision: 앫 The distance warning lamp l in the instrument cluster comes on red.
230 Controls in detail Driving systems Distronic me nu in the c ontrol system In the Distronic menu you can read the cur- rent settings for Distronic. What appears in the multifunction display depends on whether Distronic and the distance warn- ing function are turned on or off.
231 Controls in detail Driving systems Distronic activated If you turn Distronic on, you will see the set speed in the multifunction display for about 5 seconds. When Distronic is activated, you will see the following display in the multifunction display.
232 Controls in detail Driving systems Setting the current speed 왘 Accelerate or decelerate to the desired speed. 왘 Briefly lift or depress the cruise control lever. Distronic is activated and the current speed is set. 왘 Remove your foot from the accelerator pedal.
233 Controls in detail Driving systems Fine adjustment in 1 mph (Canada: 1 km/h) incremen ts Faster 왘 Briefly tip the cruise control lever in the direction of arrow 4 ( 컄 page 231) . Setting stored speed (“Resume” function) 왘 Briefly tip the cruise control lever in the direction of arrow 4 ( 컄 page 231).
234 Controls in detail Driving systems Distronic deactivates automatically when: 앫 you set the parking brake 앫 you drive slower than 20 mph (30 km/h) 앫 the ESP ® is active ( 컄 page 86) or you deactivate the ESP ® 앫 you move the gear selector lever into position N A signal will sound.
235 Controls in detail Driving systems Decreasing distance Decreasing the distance setting tells Distronic to maintain a shorter fol lowing distance to the vehicle ahead.
236 Controls in detail Driving systems Driving wi th Distronic This section describes a number of dri ving situations where special precaution is required on the part of the driver. Be pre- pared to br ake in such s ituations . This will deactivate the Distronic system.
237 Controls in detail Driving systems Turns and bends In turns or bends, Distronic may not detect a moving vehicle in front, or it may detect one too soon. This may cause your vehicle to brake late or unexpectedly. Offset driving A vehicle traveling in your lane but offset from your direct line of travel may not be detected by Distronic.
238 Controls in detail Driving systems Narrow v ehicles Because of their narrow profile, the vehi- cles traveling near the outer edges of the lane have not yet been detected by Distronic.
239 Controls in detail Driving systems 왘 Start the engine ( 컄 page 49). 왘 Press the damping button 1 until the desired suspension style is set. Vehicle level control Your vehicle automatically a.
240 Controls in detail Driving systems The following vehicle level settings can be selected when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is running: Vehicle level when stationary Indicator lamp ( 컄.
241 Controls in detail Driving systems The button is located in the lower section of the center console. 1 Vehicle level control button 2 Indicator lamp 왘 Start the engine ( 컄 page 49). 왘 Briefly press button 1 to change from normal level to raised level.
242 Controls in detail Driving systems Parktronic system (Parking assist)* The Parktronic system is an el ectronic aid designed to assist the driver during park- ing maneuvers. It visually and audibly indi- cates the relative distance between the vehicle and an obstacle.
243 Controls in detail Driving systems Front sensors Rear sensors Minimum distance If the system detects an obstacle in this range, all the distance warning segments illuminate and you hear a warning signal. If the obstacle is closer than the minimum distance, the actual distance migh t no longer be indicated by the system.
244 Controls in detail Driving systems Warning indicators Visual signals indicate to the driver the rel- ative distance between the sensors and an obstacle. The warning indicator for the front area is located above the center air vents in the dashboard.
245 Controls in detail Driving systems Switching the Parktronic system on/off The Parktronic system can be switched off manually. The Parktronic switch is located in the low- er part of the center console ( 컄 page 28). 1 Parktronic switch 2 Indicator lamp Switching off the Parktronic system 왘 Press Parktronic switch 1 .
246 Controls in detail Loading Roof rack* 1 Trim 왘 Open trim 1 at the trim strips in the roof. 왘 Secure the roof rack accordi ng to manufacturer’s instructions for instal- lation. Wa r n i n g ! G Only use roof racks approved by Mercedes-Benz for your vehicle model to avoid damage to the vehicle.
247 Controls in detail Loading Loading instructions The total load weight including vehicle occupants and luggage/cargo should not exceed the load limit or vehicle capacity weight indicated on the corresponding placard located on the driver’s door B-pillar.
248 Controls in detail Loading 1 Hook and loop fastener 왘 Unfasten hook and loop fastener 1 . 왘 Pull ski sack into passenger compart- ment and unfold. 왘 Open the front storage compartment in the rear center console ( 컄 page 256). 왘 Remove the cup holder ( 컄 page 256).
249 Controls in detail Loading 1 Strap 왘 Tighten strap 1 by pulling at the loose end (arrow) until the skis in the ski sack are tightly secured. 1 Cover 왘 With insert or cup holder removed, fold cover 1 upward. 1 Hook 2 Eye 왘 Connect hook 1 to eye 2 located in the front storage co mpartment in the rear center console.
250 Controls in detail Loading Unloading and folding 왘 Loosen both straps. 왘 Disconnect hook 1 from eye 2 . 왘 Unload skis. 왘 Close flap in trunk. 왘 Fold and flatten ski sack lengthwise. 왘 Place folded ski sack inside recess of backrest. 왘 Fasten hook and loop fastener 왘 Close ski sack compartment cover.
251 Controls in detail Useful fe atures 왔 Useful features Storage compartm ents Glove box 1 Unlocked 2 Locked 3 Glove box lid release Opening and closing the glove box 왘 Press glove box lid release 3 to open. The glove box lid opens downward. 왘 Push lid up to close.
252 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Storage compartment in the center console (no CD ch anger* installed) 1 Opening/closing button 왘 Press button 1 to open. The control panel sw ings out upwards and the storage co mpartment extends out. 왘 Press button 1 to close.
253 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Rear storage compartment in the rear center cons ole 1 Socket ( 컄 page 259) 2 Cover 왘 Slide cover 2 back. Storage compartment in the rear arm- rest 왘 Press the handle upwards and fold the rear armrest up. Storage compartment under the driv- er’s seat 1 Tab 왘 Pull tab 1 upward.
254 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Ruffled storage bags Ruffled storage bags are located on the back of the front seats. Parcel net in front passenger footwell A small convenience parcel net is located in the front passenger footwell. It is for small and light items, such as road maps, mail, etc.
255 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Cup holders Cup holder in the center consol e Extending th e cup holder 왘 Briefly press mark on cup holder. The cup holder auto matically extends upward. Retracting the cup holder 왘 Press mark on cup holder and push cup holder in until it engages.
256 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Removing the cup holder 왘 Extend cup holder ( 컄 page 255). 왘 Press mark on cup holder and remove cup holder by pull ing it upward. Reinstalling the cup holder 왘 Insert cup holder into opening. 왘 Press mark on cup holder and press cup holder downward until it engages.
257 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Cup holder in the rear seat armrest 왘 Briefly press the front of the rear arm- rest. The cup holder extends automatically. Ashtrays Center console ashtray 1 Cover 2 Sliding button Opening ashtray 왘 Briefly press the marking on the bot- tom of cover 1 .
258 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Reinstalling ashtray insert 왘 Install insert by pushing it back into frame until it engages again. Rear door ashtray 1 Sliding button 2 Insert slides out 3 Ashtray Opening rear seat ashtra y 왘 Briefly press the top of the ashtray 1 .
259 Controls in detail Useful fe atures The cigarette lighter is located in the cen- ter console compartment in front of the center armrest ( 컄 page 28). 1 Cigarette lighter 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). 왘 Push in ci garette lighte r 1 .
260 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Floormats 1 Retainer pins 2 Eyelets Removing 왘 Pull floormats off of retainer pins 1 . 왘 Remove the floormats.
261 Controls in detail Useful fe atures You can take and place te lephone calls using the s and t buttons on the steering wheel. To carry out other tel e- phone functions, use the control system ( 컄 page 172). See separate operating manual for instruc- tions on how to use the telephone.
262 Controls in detail Useful f eatures The Tele Aid system (Tele matic A larm Identification on D emand) The Tele Aid system consists of three types of response: 앫 automatic and manual emergency .
263 Controls in detail Useful fe atures System self-chec k Initially, after switching on ignition, mal - functions are detected and indicated (the indicator lamps in the SOS button, the Roadside Assistance button • and the Information button ¡ stay on longer than 10 seconds or do not come on).
264 Controls in detail Useful f eatures A voice connection between the Response Center and the occupants of the vehicle will be established automatically soon af- ter the emergency call has been initiated. The Response Center will attempt to determine more precisely the nature of the accident provided they can speak to an occupant of the vehicle.
265 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Roadside Assistance button • The Roadside Assistance button • is located below the center armrest cover. 왘 Open the storage compartment under the center armrest ( 컄 page 252). 왘 Press and hold button (for longer than 2 seconds).
266 Controls in detail Useful f eatures The Mercedes-Benz Roadside Assistance dispatcher will either dispatch a qualified Mercedes-Benz technician or arrange to tow your vehicle to the nearest Mercedes-Benz Center. For services such as labor and/or towing, charges may ap- ply.
267 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Information button ¡ The Information button ¡ is locat ed below the center armrest cover. 왘 Open the storage compartment under the center armrest ( 컄 page 252). 왘 Press and hold button (for longer than 2 seconds).
268 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Call priority If other service calls such as a Roadsi de Assistance call or Information call are active, an Emergency call is still possibl e. In this case, the Emergency call will take priority and override all other active call s.
269 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Remote door unlock In case you have locked your vehicle uni n- tentionally (e.g. SmartKey inside vehicle), and the reserve SmartKey is not handy: 왘 Contact the Mercedes-Benz Response Center at 1-800-756-9018 (in th e USA) or 1-888-923-8367 (in Canada).
270 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Garage door opener* The integrated remote control is capable of operating up to three separately controlled devices.
271 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Programming the integrated remote control Step 1: 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). Step 2: 왘 If you have previously programmed a signal transmitter button and wish to retain its programming, proceed to step 3.
272 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Step 5: 왘 After the indicator lamp 1 changes from a slow to a rapidly flashing light, release the hand-held remote control button and the signal transmitter but- ton. Step 6: 왘 Press and hold the just-trained signal transmitter button ( 2 , 3 or 4 ) and observe the indicator lamp 1 .
273 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Step 9: 왘 Press the “training” button on the ga- rage door opener motor head unit. The “training light” is activated.
274 Controls in detail Useful f eatures Step 4: 왘 Press and hold the signal transmitter button ( 2 , 3 or 4 ). Do not release this button until it has been successful- ly trained.
275 Controls in detail Useful fe atures Erasing the integrated remote co ntrol memory 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). 왘 Simultaneously press and hold down the outer signal transmitter buttons 2 and 4 , for approximately 20 seconds, until the indicator lamp 1 flashes rap- idly.
276 Controls in detail Useful f eatures i Certain types of garage door openers are incompatible with the integrated remote control. If you should experi- ence further difficulties with pr ogram- ming .
277 Operation The first 1000 miles (1500 km) Driving instructions At the gas station Engine compartment Tires and wheels Winter driving Maintenance Vehicle care.
278 Operation In the “Operation” section you will find de- tailed information on operating, maintai n- ing and caring for your vehicle. The first 1000 miles (1500 km) The more cautiously yo u treat your vehicle during the break-in period, the more satis- fied you will be with its performance later on.
279 Operation Driving instructions 왔 Driving instructions Drive sensibly – save fuel Fuel consumption, to a great extent, de- pends on driving habits and operating con- ditions. To save fuel you should: 앫 Keep tires at the recommended infla- tion pressures.
280 Operation Driving instructions Power assistance Brakes Wa r n i n g ! G The brake system requires electrical energy for operatio n. A malfunction in the ve hicle’s power supply or electrical system may impair brake system operation and swit ch it into its emer- gency operation mode.
281 Operation Driving instructions To help prevent brake disk corrosion after driving on wet road surfaces (particularly salted roads), it is advisable to brake the vehicle with considerable force prior to parking. The heat generated serves to dry the brakes.
282 Operation Driving instructions Driving o ff Apply the brakes to test them briefly after driving off. Perform this procedure only when the road is clear of other traffic. Warm up the engine smoothly. Do not place full load on the engine until the oper- ating temperature has been reached.
283 Operation Driving instructions Treadwear indicators (TWI) are required by law. These indicators are located in six places on the tread circumference and become visible at a tread depth of approx- imately 1 / 16 in (1.6 mm), at wh ich point the tire is considered worn and should be replaced.
284 Operation Driving instructions Tire traction The safe speed on a wet, snow covered or icy road is always lower than on a dry road. You should pay particular attention to the condition of the road whenever the outside temperatures are close to the freezing point.
285 Operation Driving instructions CLS 500 Your vehicle is factory equipped with “V”-rated tires, which have a speed rating of up to 149 mph (240 km/h). An electronic speed limiter prevents your vehicle from exceeding a speed of 130 mph (210 km/ h).
286 Operation Driving instructions Road salts and chemicals can adversely affect braking efficiency. Increased pedal force may become necessary to produce the normal braking effect. Depressing the brake pedal periodically when traveling at length on salt-strewn roads can bring road-salt-impaired braking efficiency back to normal.
287 Operation Driving instructions Standing water Passenger compartment Driving a broad Abroad, there is an extensive Mercedes-Benz service network at your disposal.
288 Operation Driving instructions Telephones and two-way radios Radio transmitters, such as a portable tele- phone or a citizens band unit should only be used inside the vehicle if the y are con- nected to an antenna that is installed on the outside of the vehicle.
289 Operation Driving instructions Emission control Certain systems of the engine serve to keep the toxic components of the exhaust gases within permissible limits required by law. These systems, of course, will function properly only when maintained strictly according to factory specifications.
290 Operation At the gas station Refueling The fuel filler flap is located on the right-hand side of the vehi cle towards the rear. Locking / unlocking the vehicle with the remote control automatically locks / unlocks the fuel filler flap.
291 Operation At the gas station 왘 Replace fuel cap by turning i t clockwis e until it audibly engages. 왘 Close the fuel filler flap. Check regularly and before a long trip 1 Windshield washer and.
292 Operation At the gas station Engine oil level For more information on engine oil level , see “Engine oil” ( 컄 page 294). Vehicle lighting Check function and cleanliness. For more information on replacing light bulbs, see the “Practical hints” section ( 컄 p age 411).
293 Operation Engine compartment 왔 Engine compartment Hood Opening 1 Hood release 왘 Pull lever 1 downwards. The hood is unlocked. 1 Lever for opening the hood 왘 Push lever 1 on the hood upwards. 왘 Pull up on the hood and then release it. The hood will be automatically held open at shoulder height by gas-filled struts.
294 Operation Engine compartment Closing 왘 Let the hood drop from a height of approximately 1 ft (30 cm). The hood will lock audibly. 왘 Check to make sure the hood is fully closed. If you can raise the hood at a point above the headlamps, then it is not properly closed.
295 Operation Engine compartment Checking engine oil level with the control s ystem When checking the oil level 앫 the vehicle must be parked on level ground 앫 with the engine at operating tempera-.
296 Operation Engine compartment 왘 If engine is at operating temperature, wait 5 minutes before repeating check procedure. 왘 If engine is not at operating tempera- ture yet, wait 30 minutes before repeating check procedure. If you see the message: Engine oil level Not when engine on 왘 Turn off the engine.
297 Operation Engine compartment CLS 500, CLS 55 AMG 1 Filler cap 왘 Unscrew filler cap 1 from filler neck. 왘 Add engine oil as required. Be careful not to overfill with oil. Be careful not to spill any oil when adding. Avoid environmental damage caused by oil entering the ground or water.
298 Operation Engine compartment The coolant expansion tank is located on the driver’s side of the engine compart- ment. Coolant expansion tank 왘 Using a rag, turn the cap slowly approx- imately one half turn counterclockwise to release any excess pre ssure.
299 Operation Engine compartment Battery Your vehicle is equipped with two batter- ies: 앫 Auxiliary battery (loc ated in the engine compartment). 앫 Main battery (starter and electrical consumers; located in the trunk) ( 컄 page 431). The batteries should always be sufficiently charged in order to achieve their rated ser- vice life.
300 Operation Engine compartment Windshield wash er system and headlamp cleaning system* The windshield washer reservoir is located in the engine compartment. 1 Washer fluid reservoir Fluid for the windshield washer system and the headlamp cleaning system is supplied from the windshield washer reservoir.
301 Operation Tires and wheels 왔 Tires and wheels See an authorized Me rcedes-Benz Center for information on tested and recommend- ed rims and tires for summer and winter operation. They can also offer advice con- cerning tire service and purchase. Important guidel ines 앫 Only use sets of tires and rims of the same type and make.
302 Operation Tires and wheels 앫 The wheels on the front and rear axles are different. For this reason, pay at- tention to the markings on the inside of the wheel rims. Wheels marked “REAR AXLE ONLY” on the inside of the rim may only be fitted on the rear axle.
303 Operation Tires and wheels Tread dept h Do not allow your tires to wear down too far. Adhesion properties on wet roads are sharply reduce d at tread depths under 1 ⁄ 8 in (3 mm).
304 Operation Tires and wheels Direction of rotation Unidirectional tires offer added advan- tages, such as better hydroplaning perfor- mance. To benefit, however, you must make sure the tires rotate in t he direction specified. An arrow on the sidewall indicates the intended direction of rotation (spinning) of the tire.
305 Operation Tires and wheels 1 Driver’s door B-pillar Following is a discussion on how to work with the information contained on the two placards with regards to loading your vehi- cle.
306 Operation Tires and wheels The placard showing the load limit informa- tion is located on the dr iver’s doo r B-pillar. If your vehicle is equipped with the Tire and Loading Information placard (Example A), locate the statement “The combined weight of occupant s and cargo should never exceed XXX kilograms or XXX lbs.
307 Operation Tires and wheels Placard (Exampl e A) 1 Seating capacity Placard (Example B) 1 Seating capacity Steps for determinin g correct load limit The following steps have been developed as required of all manufacturers under Title 49, Code of U.
308 Operation Tires and wheels Step 6 (if applicable) 왘 If your vehicle will be towing a trailer, load from your trailer will be trans- ferred to your vehicle. Consult this manual to determine how this reduces the available cargo and luggage load capacity of your vehicle ( 컄 page 310).
309 Operation Tires and wheels The higher the weight of all occupants, the less cargo and luggage load capacity is available. For more information, see “Trailer tongue load” ( 컄 page 310).
310 Operation Tires and wheels Certification label Even after careful determination of the combined weight of all occupants, cargo and the trailer tongue load (if appl icable) ( 컄 page 310) as to no.
311 Operation Tires and wheels Recommended tire inflation pressure Your vehicle is equipped with either the Tire and Loading Information plac ard (Example A) or the Vehicle Tire Information placard (Example B) located on the driver’s door B-pillar ( 컄 page 305).
312 Operation Tires and wheels Placard (Example B) 1 Vehicle Tire Information placard with recommended cold tire inflation pressures Placard (Example B) lists the recommend- ed cold tire inflation pressures for maxi- mum loaded vehicle weight. T he tire inflation pressures listed apply to the tires installed as original equipment.
313 Operation Tires and wheels Checking tire inflation pressure Regularly check your tire inflation pressure at least once a month. Check and adjust the tire inflation pressure when the tires are cold. The tires can be considered cold if the vehicle has been parked for at least 3 hours or driven less than 1 mile (1.
314 Operation Tires and wheels 왘 Install the valve cap. 왘 Repeat this procedure for each tire. Run Flat Indicator* While the vehicle is being driven, the Run Flat Indicator* monitors the set tire infla- tion pressures by evaluating each wheel’s rotational speed.
315 Operation Tires and wheels Reactivating the Ru n Flat Indicator* The tire inflation pressure monitor must be reactivated in the following situations: 앫 If you have changed the tire inflation pre.
316 Operation Tires and wheels 왘 Switch on the ignition ( 컄 page 36). Make sure the standard display menu appears in the multifunction display ( 컄 page 153). 왘 Press button k or j repeatedly until the following message appears in the multifunction display: 왘 Press button æ .
317 Operation Tires and wheels The TPMS only functions on wheels that are equipped with the proper electronic sensors. It monitors the tire inflation pres- sure, as selected by the driver, in all four tires. A warning is issu ed to alert you to a decrease in pressure in one or more of the tires.
318 Operation Tires and wheels Wa r n i n g ! G The TPMS does not in dicate a warning for wrongly selected inflat ion pressures. Always adjust tire inflation pressure according to the placard on the driver’s door B-pillar or, if available, the supplemental tire pressur e in- formation on the inside of the fuel filler flap.
319 Operation Tires and wheels Reactivating Advanced TPMS* The TPMS must be reactivated when you have adjusted the tire inflation pressure to a new level (e.g. because of different load or driving conditions). The TPMS is then recalibrated to t he current tir e inflation pressures.
320 Operation Tires and wheels 왘 Press button è or ÿ on the mul- tifunction steering wheel repeatedly until the standard display menu ap- pears in the multifunction display ( 컄 page 153).
321 Operation Tires and wheels Potential problems associated with underinflated and overinflated tires Underinflated tires Underinflated tires can: 앫 cause excessive and uneven tire wear 앫 adverse.
322 Operation Tires and wheels Tire labeling Besides tire name (sales designation) and manufacturer name, a number of markings can be found on a tire. Following are some explanations for the markings .
323 Operation Tires and wheels General: Depending on the design standards used, the tire size molded into the sidewall may have no letter or a letter preceding the tire size designation. No letter preceding the size designation (as illustrated above): Passenger car tire based on European design standard s.
324 Operation Tires and wheels Tire load rating The tire load rating 5 ( 컄 page 322) is a numerical code associated with the maximum l oad a tir e can support . For example, a load rating of 91 corre- sponds to a maximum load of 1 356 lbs (615 kg) the tire is designed to support.
325 Operation Tires and wheels Summer tires 앫 At the tire manufacturer's option, any tire with a speed capability above 149 mph (240 km/h) can include a “ZR” in the size designation (for exam- ple: 245/40 ZR18). To determine the maximum speed capability of the tire, the service description for the tire must be referred to.
326 Operation Tires and wheels All-season and winter tires Load identification 1 Load identification In addition to tire load rating, special load information may be molded into the tire sidewall following the letter designating the tire speed rating 1 ( 컄 page 326).
327 Operation Tires and wheels DOT, Tire Iden tification Nu mber (TIN) U.S. tire regulations require each new tire manufacturer or tire retreader to mold a TIN into or onto a sidewall of each tire produced.
328 Operation Tires and wheels Tire type code The code 4 ( 컄 page 327) may, at the option of the manufacturer, be used as a descriptive code for identifying significant characteristics of the tire. Date of manufacture The date of manufacture 5 ( 컄 page 327) identifies the week and year of manufac- ture.
329 Operation Tires and wheels Maximum tire inflation pressure 1 Maximum permissible tire inflation pressure This is the maximum permissible tire inflation pressure for the tire. Always follow the recommended tire inflation pressure ( 컄 page 311) for proper tire inflation.
330 Operation Tires and wheels Quality grades can be found, where appl i- cable, on the tire sidewall between tread shoulder and maximum section width. Fo r example: All passenger car tire s must conform to federal safety requirements in addition to these grades.
331 Operation Tires and wheels Tempera ture The temperature grades are A (the high- est), B, and C, representing the tire’s resis- tance to the generation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled conditions on a specifi ed indoor laboratory test wheel.
332 Operation Tires and wheels Tire and loading terminolog y Accessory weight The combined weight (in excess of those standard items wh ich may be replaced) of automatic transmission, power steering, .
333 Operation Tires and wheels GVWR (G ross V ehicle W eight R atin g) This is the maximum permissible vehicle weight of the fully loaded vehicle (weight of the vehicle including all options, passen- gers, fuel, and cargo and, if applicable, trailer t ongue loa d).
334 Operation Tires and wheels TIN (T ire I dentification N umber) Unique identifier which facilitates efforts by tire manufacturers to notify purchasers in recall situations or other safety matters concerning tires and gives purchases the means to easily identify such tires.
335 Operation Tires and wheels Rotating tires Tire rotation can be performed on vehicles with tires of the same dimension all around. If your vehicle is equipped with tires of the same dimension all a.
336 Operation Winter driving Before the onset of winter, have your vehicle winterized at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. This service includes: 앫 Check of anticorrosion and antifreeze concentrat.
337 Operation Winter driving Block heater* (Canada only) The engine is equipped with a block heat- er. The electrical cable may be installed at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. Snow cha ins Snow chains should only be driven on snow-covered roads at speeds not to ex- ceed 30 mph (50 km/h).
338 Operation Winter driving ! Some tire sizes do not leave adequate clearance for snow chains. To help avoid serious damage to your vehicle or tires, use of snow chains is not permis- sible with the following tire sizes: 앫 275/30 R19 96V XL (Extra Load) M+S .
339 Operation Maintenance 왔 Maintenance We strongly recommend that you have your vehicle serviced by an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center, in accordance with the Maintenance Booklet at the times called for by the maintenance service indicator.
340 Operation Maintenanc e Clearing the maintenance se rvice indicator The maintenance service indicator mes- sage is automatically cleared after 30 seconds when you switch on the ignition or when reaching the service threshold while driving. You can also clear it yourself.
341 Operation Maintenance Resetting the maintenance service indicator In the event that th e maintenance service on your vehicle is not carried out by an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center, you can have the maintenance service indicator reset.
342 Operation Vehicle care Cleaning and ca re of vehicle While in operation, even while parked, your vehicle is subjected to varying external in- fluences which, if gone unchecked, can at- tack the paintwork as well as the underbody and cause lasting damage.
343 Operation Vehicle care We have selected car-car e products and compiled recommendations which are specially matched to our vehicles and which always reflect the latest technology. You can obtain Mercedes-Benz approved car-care produc ts at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
344 Operation Vehicle care Mercedes-Benz approved Paint Cleaner should be applied if the paint surface shows signs of embedded dirt (i.e. lo ss of gloss). Do not apply any of these products or wax if your vehicle is parked in the sun or if the hood is still hot.
345 Operation Vehicle care Automatic car wash You can have your car washed in an au to- matic car wash from the start. Automatic car washes without brushes are prefera- ble. If the vehicle is very dirty, prewash it be- fore running it thro ugh the au tomatic ca r wash.
346 Operation Vehicle care Headlamps, tail la mp s, side markers, turn signal lenses Use a mild car wash detergent, such as Mercedes-Benz appr oved Car Shampoo, with plenty of water. Cleaning the Distroni c* system sensor cover 1 Distronic system sensor cover 왘 Switch off the ignition ( 컄 page 60).
347 Operation Vehicle care Cleaning the Parktronic system* sensor s 1 Parktronic system* sens ors in the front bumper 왘 Use a mild car wash detergent, such as Mercedes-Benz appr oved Car Sham- poo, with plenty of water and a soft, non-scratching cloth to clean sensors 1 on the bumpers.
348 Operation Vehicle care 왘 Fold the w iper arms forw ard until the y snap into place. 왘 Clean the wiper blade inserts with a clean cloth and detergent solution. 왘 Use a soft, clean cl oth and a mild win- dow cleaning solution on all outside and inside glass surfaces.
349 Operation Vehicle care Plastic and rubber parts 왘 Use a gentle dishwashing detergent or mild detergent for delicate fabrics as a washing solution. Instrument cluster and cup holders 왘 Use a gentle dishwashing detergent or mild detergent for delicate fabrics as a washing solution.
350 Operation Vehicle care Headliner and shelf below rear window 왘 Use a soft bristle brush or a dry-sham- poo cleaner in case of excessive dirt. Seat belts 왘 Only use clear, lukewarm water and soap. Leather upholstery 왘 Wipe leather up holstery with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly or clean with Mercedes-Benz approved Leather Care.
351 Practical hints What to do if … Where will I find ...? Unlocking/locking in an emergency Opening/closing in an emergency Resetting activated head restraints Replacing SmartKey batteries Replacin.
352 Practical hints What to do if … Lamps in instrument cluster General information: If any of the following lamps in the instru- ment cluster fails to come on during the bulb self-check when switching on the igni- tion, have the respective bulb checked and replaced if necessary.
353 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/conseque nce Suggested solution v The yellow ABS/ESP ® warning lamp comes on while driving. The ESP ® is deactiv ated. Risk of accident! Adapt your speed and driving to the prevail- ing road, weather, and traffic conditions.
354 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution ; (USA only) 3 (Canada only) The red brake warning lamp comes on while driving and you hear a warning sound. You are driving with the parking brake set. 왘 Release the parking brake.
355 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested soluti on ú (USA only) ± (Canada only) The yellow engine malfunction indicator lamp comes on while driving.
356 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution ú (USA only) ± (Canada only) The yellow engine malfunction indicator lamp comes on while driving. A loss of pressure has been detected in the fuel system. The fuel cap may not be closed properly or the fuel system may be leaky.
357 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/conseque nce Suggested solution D The red coolant warning lamp comes on when the engine is running. There is insufficient coolant in the reservoir. If this warning lamp comes on frequently, there is a leak in the cooli ng system.
358 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution l The red distance warning lamp comes on while driving and you hear a warning chime sound. 앫 You are gaining too rapidly on the vehi cle ahead of you. 앫 The distance warning system has recog- nized a stationary obstacle on your prob- able line of travel.
359 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/conseque nce Suggested solution 1 The red SRS indicator lamp comes on while driving. There is a malfunction in the restraint sys- tems. The air bags or emergency tensioning devices (ETDs) could deploy unexpectedly or fail to activate in an accident.
360 Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution H Combination low tire pressure/TPMS malfunction tell- tale for the Advanced TPMS* illu- minates continuously. The Advanced TPMS* detects a loss of pres- sure in at least one tire.
361 Practical hints What to do if … Wa r n i n g ! G Each tire, including th e spare (if provided), should be checked monthly when cold and inflated to the inflation pressure recom- mended by t he vehicl e manufact urer on th e vehicle placard or the tire inflation pressure label.
362 Practical hints What to do if … Lamp in center cons ole Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution 75 The passenger front air bag off indicator lamp comes on and re- mains illuminated ( 컄 page 78). A BabySmart TM child seat is installed on the passenger seat.
363 Practical hints What to do if … Vehicle status messages in the multi- function display Warning and malfunction messages ap- pear in the multifunction display located in the instrument cluster. Certain warning and malfunction messag- es are accompanied by an audible signal.
364 Practical hints What to do if … On the pages that follow, you will find a compilation of the most important warning and malfunction messages that may ap- pear in the multifunction display.
365 Practical hints What to do if … Text messages Display message Possible ca use/conseq uence Possible solution ABS Malfunction Visit workshop The ABS has detected a malfunction and has switched off. The ESP ® and the BAS are also deac- tivated. The electro-hydrau lic brake system is still functioning normally but with- out the ABS available.
366 Practical hints What to do if … Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Distronic External interference Reactivate The Distronic* is switched off and is temporarily unavailable. 왘 Try activating the Distronic* again later.
367 Practical hints What to do if … Wa r n i n g ! G Distronic cannot take weather conditions into account. Switch off Distro nic or do not turn it on if the sensor is dirty or visibility is diminished as a result of snow, rain or fo g. The distance control may be impaired even before the system is able to detect a dirty sensor.
368 Practical hints What to do if … Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution ESP Malfunction Visit workshop The ESP ® has detected a malfunc- tion and switched off. The ABS may not be operational. The electro-hydraulic brake system is still functioning normally but with- out the ESP ® available.
369 Practical hints What to do if … Display message Possible ca use/conseq uence Possible solution ESP Display malfunction Visit workshop The ESP ® or the ESP ® display is mal- functioning. 왘 Continue driving with added caution. 왘 Have the system checked at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
370 Practical hints What to do if … Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Please note: Conven. functions available again On-board voltage is sufficient; the consumers will switch on again. Run Flat Indicator inactive Run Flat Indicator* is malfunctioning.
371 Practical hints What to do if … Display messages Possible cause/cons equence Possible solution Tire pressure displayed only after driving a few minutes The tire inflation pressure is being checked. 왘 Drive the vehicle for a few minutes. Tire pres.
372 Practical hints What to do if … Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution Tire pres. monitor inoperative No wheel sensors There are wheels without wheel sen- sors mounted (e.g. winter tires). 왘 Have the Advanced TPMS* checked by an au- thorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
373 Practical hints What to do if … Symbol messages Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution # Low voltage Switch off consumers The battery has insufficient voltage. 왘 Turn off unnecessary electrical con- sumers.
374 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution # Battery/Alternator Stop vehicle The battery is malfunctioning. The electro-hydraulic brake system re- quires electrical energy and therefore has only limited operation.
375 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution ! Release parking brake You are driving with the parking brake set. 왘 Release the parking brake ( 컄 page 51). T Reduced braking power Depress brake pedal fully The electro-hydraulic brake system is in emergency operation mode.
376 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution (USA on ly) ; (Canada only) 3 Reduced braking power Visit workshop The electro-hydraulic brake system is in emergency operation mode. Consider- able brake pedal force is required and the stopping distance is increased.
377 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/co nsequence Possible solution (USA only) ; (Canada only) 3 Brake fluid Visit workshop There is insufficient brake fluid in the reservoir. 왘 Risk of accident! Stop the vehicle in a safe location and not ify an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
378 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Dis play messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution (USA on ly) ú (Canada only) ± Visit workshop There may be a malfunction in the: .
379 Practical hints What to do if … During severe operation conditions and stop-and-go city traffic, the coolant tem- perature may rise close to 248°F (120°C). Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/co nsequence Possible solution Ï Coolant Stop, engine off The coola nt is too hot .
380 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequenc e Possible solution Ï Coolant Stop, engine off The poly-V-belt could be broken. 왘 Stop the vehicle in a safe location and immedi- ately turn off the engine.
381 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution G Display malfunction Visit workshop The displays for several systems have malfunctioned. Some systems them- selves may also have malfunctioned.
382 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution J Doors open You are attempting to drive with one or more doors open. 왘 Close the doors. : USA only: Add 1 Qt. engine oil at next refueling Canada only: Add 1 Liter engine oil at next refueling The engine oil level is too low.
383 Practical hints What to do if … When the Engine oil - Visit workshop message appears while the engine is run- ning and at operating temperature, the en- gine oil level has dropped to approximately the minimum level. When this occurs, the warning will first come on intermittently and then stay on if the oil level drops further.
384 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution A Reserve fuel The fuel level has dropped below the re- serve mark. 왘 Refuel at the next gas station ( 컄 page 290). Check gas cap See Operator’s Manual A loss of pressure has been detected in the fuel system.
385 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution F Key still in vehicle A SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO* left in the vehicle was recognized while lock ing the vehicle from the outside. 왘 Take the SmartKey out of the vehicle.
386 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution F Key Check battery The SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO* batter- ies are discharged.
387 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution . Active headlamps currently unavailable The Bi-Xenon cornering lamps system is malfunctioning. 왘 Visit an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
388 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution . Front foglamp, left The left front fog lamp is malfunctioning. 왘 Replace the bulb as soon as possible. Front foglamp, right The right front fog lamp is malfunctioning.
389 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution . License plate lamp, right The right license plate lamp is malfunc- tioning. 왘 Replace the bulb as soon as possible. Light sensor Drive to workshop The light sensor is malfunctioning.
390 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution . Rear foglamp left The left rear fog lamp is malfunctioning. 왘 Visit an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible. Rear foglamp right The right rear fog lamp is malfunctioning.
391 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution . Turn sig., left rear Substitute bulb on The left rear turn signal lamp is malfunc- tioning. A substitute bulb is being us ed. 왘 Replace the bulb as soon as possible.
392 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution < Seat belt system Drive to workshop The seat belt system is malfunctioning. 왘 Visit an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.
393 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution L Tele Aid malfunction Drive to workshop One or more main functions of the Tele Aid system are malfunctioning. 왘 Have the Tele Aid system checked by an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
394 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible c ause/consequence Possible solution H Caution Tire defect One or more tires are deflating. The respective tire is shown in the multifunction display. 왘 Carefully bring the vehicle to a halt, avoiding abrupt steering an d braking maneuvers.
395 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/conseque nce Possible soluti on H Please rectify tire pressure The pressure is too low in one or more tires. 왘 Check and correct tire inflation pressure as required ( 컄 page 313).
396 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Di splay messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution t Function unavailable This display appears if button t or s on the multifunction steering wheel is pressed and the vehicle is not equipped with a telephone.
397 Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution @ Stop, car too low The Airmatic* is malfunctioning. Avoid excessive steering input. The fend- er or tires could otherwise be damaged. Listen for scraping noises.
398 Practical hints Where will I find ...? First aid kit The first aid kit is in the storage compart- ment at the front edge of the front passen- ger seat. 1 Tab 왘 Pull tab 1 upward. 왘 Fold th e coverin g forward. 왘 Remove the first aid kit. TIREFIT* The TIREFIT kit is located under th e trunk floor.
399 Practical hints Where will I find ...? Removing the spare wheel 왘 Turn luggage bowl counterclockwise. 왘 Remove spare wheel 2 . Storing the spare wheel 왘 Place spare wheel 2 in wheel well. 왘 Turn luggage bowl clockwise to its stop to secure the spare wheel.
400 Practical hints Where will I find ...? The vehicle jack is located in the storage compartment underneath the trunk floor. Storage position 왘 Remove vehicle jack from its compartment. 왘 Turn crank handle in directi on of arrow as far as it will go.
401 Practical hints Where will I find ...? 왘 Tilt both plates upward 1 . 왘 Fold the lower plate outward 2 . 왘 Guide the tabs of the lower plate all the way into the openings of the base plate 3 . Luggage box Remove luggage box 1 Fastening clip 2 Luggage box 왘 Turn fasteni ng clips 1 to the left up- wards from fastening bolts.
402 Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency Unlockin g the veh icle If you are unable to unlock the vehicle wi th the SmartKey, open the driver’s door and the trunk using the mechanical key. 1 Mechanical key locking tab 2 Mechanical key 왘 Move locking tab 1 in the direction of the arrow and slide mechanical key 2 out of the housing.
403 Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency Unlocking the trunk A minimum height clearance of 5.90 ft (1.80 m) is required to open the trunk lid. If you are unable t o unlock the tr unk with the SmartKey or KEYL ESS-GO*, open the trunk with the mechanical key.
404 Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency 1 Locking 왘 Insert the mechanical key into the driv- er’s door lock until it stops. 왘 Turn the mechanical key clockwise to position 1 .
405 Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency 왘 Insert flat, blunt object (e.g. screwdriv- er) into the left edge of cover 1 at the position indicated by the arrows. 왘 Loosen cover 1 using this object. 왘 Using your hands, pull cover 1 out and remove.
406 Practical hints Opening/closing in an emergency Power tilt/sliding sun roof You can open or close the tilt/sliding sun- roof manually should an electrical malfunc- tion occur. The tilt/sliding sunroof drive is located be- hind lens 1 of the interior overhead light.
407 Practical hints Resetting activated head restraints 왔 Resetting activated head restraints If the active head restraint have been trig- gered in an accident, the head restrai nts must be reset. Otherwise, active head re- straint cannot offer any additional protec- tion in the event of another rear-end collision.
408 Practical hints Replacing SmartKey batteries If the batteries in the SmartKey are dis- charged, the vehicle can no longer be locked or unlocked. It is recommended to have the batteries re plac ed at an autho- rized Mercedes-Benz Center. Batteries contain materials that can harm the environment if disp osed of improperly.
409 Practical hints Replacing SmartKey batteries 왘 Insert the mechanical key 1 in direc- tion of arrow in side opening. 왘 Using mechanical key 1 push gray slide 2 to unlatch battery compartment 3 . 왘 Pull the battery compartment 3 out of the housing in direction of arrow.
410 Practical hints Replacing SmartKey batteries 1 Battery 2 Tilt battery up 3 Mechanical key 왘 Using mechanical key 3 apply pres- sure to position 2 . Battery 1 til ts up slightly. 왘 Pull ou t batteries 1 in direction of arrow. 왘 Using a lint-free cloth, insert new batteries 1 with the plus (+) side fac- ing up.
411 Practical hints Replacing bulbs 왔 Replacing bulbs Bulbs Safe vehicle operation depends on proper exterior lighting and signaling. It is there - fore essential that all bulbs and lamp as- semblies are in good working order at all times. Correct headlamp adju stment is extremely important.
412 Practical hints Replacing bulbs Front lamps Rear lamps Lamp Type 1 Additional turn signal lamps LED 2 Turn signal lamp PY (21 W) 3 Halogen headlamps: Low beam Bi-Xenon* headlamps: Low and high beam 1 1 Vehicles with Bi-Xenon* headlamps: Low beam and high beam use the same D2S-35W lamp.
413 Practical hints Replacing bulbs Notes on bulb replacement 앫 Use only 12 volt bulbs of the same type and with the specified watt rating. 앫 Switch lights off b efore changing a bulb to prevent short circuits. 앫 Always use a clean lint-free cloth when handling bulbs.
414 Practical hints Replacing bulbs Replacing bulbs for front lamps 1 Housing cover for low beam halogen or Bi-Xenon* headlamp 2 Housing cover for h igh beam head- lamp/high beam flasher bulb and for .
415 Practical hints Replacing bulbs High beam bulb/h igh beam flasher bulb (halogen headlamps)/high beam flasher bulb (Bi-Xenon* headlamps) 왘 Turn housing cover 2 counterclock- wise and remove it. 왘 Turn bulb holder 4 with the bulb coun- terclockwise and remove it.
416 Practical hints Replacing bulbs Replacing bulbs for rear lamps Tail lamp unit The tail lamps are equipped with HiP bulbs. License plate lamp 1 Screw 왘 Turn the exterior lamp switch to position M ( 컄 page 134). 왘 Loosen both screws 1 . 왘 Remove the license plate lamp.
417 Practical hints Replacing wiper blades 왔 Replacing wiper blades Removing wipe r blades 왘 Turn SmartKey in st arter switch to position 1 . 왘 Turn combination switch to wiper setting II ( 컄 page 54). 왘 With wiper arm in the vertical position, turn SmartKey in starter switch to position 0 .
418 Practical hints Replacing wiper blades Installing wiper blade s 왘 Slide wiper blade onto wiper arm until it locks in place. 왘 Rotate wiper blade into position paral- lel to wiper arm. 왘 Fold the wiper arm backward to rest on the windshield. Make sure you hold on to the wiper when folding the wiper arm back.
419 Practical hints Flat tire 왔 Flat tire The CLS 55 AMG with Performance Package* is equipped with a TIREFIT kit. Preparing the vehicle 왘 Park the vehicle in a safe distance from moving traffic on a hard, flat surface when possible. 왘 Turn on the hazard warning flashers.
420 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 Foreign objects (e.g. screws or nails) should not be removed from the tire. 왘 Take TIREFIT, the sticker, and the elec- tric air pump out of the trunk. 왘 Attach the sticker wher e it will be easi ly seen by the driver on the instrument cluster.
421 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 Screw the air pump’s air hose 5 onto flange 6 of the TIREFIT container. 왘 Stick TIREFIT container 1 upside down into notch 3 of the electric air pump. 7 Tire valve 8 Electric air p ump switch 9 Pressure gauge and vent screw a Filler hose 왘 Unscrew the valve cap from tire valve 7 .
422 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 After attaining a tire infl ation pressure of 26 psi (1.8 bar), press 0 on electric air pump switch 8 . The electric air pu mp should now be switched off. 왘 Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch to position 0 ( 컄 page 36).
423 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 Visit an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible to obtain a new TIREFIT kit. 왘 Bring used TIREFIT mate rials to an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center for proper disposal. 왘 Replace your TIREFIT container every 4 years.
424 Practical hints Flat tire Preparing the vehicle Prepare the vehicle as described under “Preparing the vehicle” on this page. 왘 Take the spare wheel out of the trunk ( 컄 page 398). 왘 Take the wheel wrench and the jack out of the trunk ( 컄 page 398).
425 Practical hints Flat tire The jack take-up brackets are located di- rectly behind the front wheel housings and in front of the rear wheel housings.
426 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 Unscrew the upper-most wheel bolt and remove. 왘 Replace this wheel bo lt with alignment bolt 1 supplied in the tool kit. 왘 Remove the remaining bolts. 왘 Remove the wheel. Mounting the spare wheel 왘 Clean contact surfaces of wheel and wheel hub.
427 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 Unscrew the alignment bolt, install last wheel bolt and tighten slightly. Vehicles with Minispare wheel: 왘 Continue the procedure by following the instructions under “Lowering the vehicle” ( 컄 page 429).
428 Practical hints Flat tire 왘 Screw union nut 5 onto the tire valve. 왘 Insert electrical plug 3 into vehicle cigarette lighter socket ( 컄 page 258). 왘 Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch to position 1 . or 왘 Press the KEYLESS-GO* start/stop button on the gear selector lever once without depressing the brake pedal.
429 Practical hints Flat tire Lowering the vehicle 왘 Lower vehicle by turning crank coun- terclockwise until vehicle is resting ful - ly on its own weight. 왘 Remove the jack. 1 - 5 Wheel bolts 왘 Tighten the five wheel bolts evenly, fol- lowing the diagonal sequence illustrat- ed ( 1 to 5 ), until all bolts are tight.
430 Practical hints Flat tire Wa r n i n g ! G In emergency m ode, your vehicle’s driving characteristics are diminished in such situa- tions as: 앫 driving around curves 앫 while braking 앫 while accelerating rapidly Therefore, your driving style must be adapt- ed accordingly.
431 Practical hints Battery 왔 Battery Your vehicle is equipped with two batter- ies: 앫 Auxiliary battery (bac k-up battery; sta- bilizes the electrical system if the main battery is discharged; located in engine compartment). 앫 Main battery (starter and electrical consumers; located in the trunk under the luggage box).
432 Practical hints Battery Disconnecting the battery 왘 Depress parking brake firm ly or move gear selector lever to position P . 왘 Turn off all electrical consumers. 왘 Remove SmartKey from sta rter switch. Vehicles with KEYLESS-GO*: 왘 Press the start/stop button until the engine shuts off.
433 Practical hints Battery 왘 Open the trunk. 왘 Read and observe safety instructions and precautions ( 컄 page 431). 왘 Remove the luggage box ( 컄 p age 401). 왘 Disconnect battery negative lead 2 . 왘 Remove cover 1 from the positive ter- minal.
434 Practical hints Battery 왘 Charge battery in accordance with the instructions of the battery charger manufacturer. 왘 Reinstall the charg ed battery. Follow the previously described steps in re- verse order. Reconnecting the battery 왘 Turn off all electrical consumers.
435 Practical hints Jump starting 왔 Jump starting If the battery is disc harged, the engine can be started with jumper cables and the bat- tery of another vehicl e. Observe the fol low- ing: 앫 Jump starting should only be performed when the engine and catalytic convert- er are cold.
436 Practical hints Jump starting 앫 Always make sure the jumper cables are not on or near pulleys, fans or other parts that move when the engine is started or running. The main battery is located in the trunk un- derneath the luggage box ( 컄 page 401).
437 Practical hints Towing the vehicle 왔 Towing the vehicle Mercedes-Benz recommends that the vehicle be transported with all wheels off the ground using flatbed or appropriate wheel lift/dolly equipment. This method is preferable to other types of towing.
438 Practical hints Towing the vehicle Wa r n i n g ! G If circumstances require towing the vehicle with all wheels on the ground, always tow with a tow bar if: 앫 the engine will not run 앫 there i.
439 Practical hints Towing the vehicle Installing towing eye bolt Front of vehicle 1 Cover on right side of front bumper To remove cover: 왘 Press mark on cover in direction of ar- row. 왘 Lift cover off to reveal the threaded hole for towing eye bolt.
440 Practical hints Towing the vehicle The towing eye bolt is supplied with the tool kit (located in the storage compart- ment under the trunk floor). 왘 Screw towing eye bolt in to its stop and tighten with lug wrench. To reinstall cover: 왘 Fit cover and snap into place.
441 Practical hints Fuses 왔 Fuses Fuses are designed to protect the electri- cal circuits in your vehicle from a short cir- cuit. If a fuse is blown, the component(s) and systems secured by that fuse will stop operating.
442 Practical hints Fuses Main fuse box in passenger compart- ment 1 Cover Opening 왘 Open the front passenger door. 왘 Insert flat, blunt object as a lever in into on the edge of cov er 1 at the position indicated by the arrow. 왘 Loosen cover 1 from the dashboard using lever.
443 Technica l data Parts service Warranty coverage Identification labels Layout of poly-V-belt drive Engine Rims and tires Electrical system Main dimensions Weights Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc.
444 Technical data The “Technical data” section provides the necessary technical data for your vehicle. Parts service All authorized Mercedes-Benz Centers maintain a stock of Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts required for mainte- nance and repair work.
445 Technica l data Warranty coverage 왔 Warranty coverage Your vehicle is covered under the terms of the warranties printed in the Service and Warranty Information Booklet.
446 Technical data Identification labels 1 Certification label (includes Paintwork code) 2 Vehicle Identifica tion Number (VIN) 3 Emission control information label, in- cludes both federal and Califo.
447 Technica l data Layout of poly-V-belt drive 왔 Layout of poly-V-belt drive CLS 500 1 Automatic belt tensioner 2 Power steering pump 3 Air conditioning compressor 4 Crankshaft 5 Coolant pump 6 Generator (alternator) 7 Idler pulley CLS 55 AMG The CLS 55 AMG has tw o poly-V-belts (belt one shown in purple/belt tw o shown in black).
448 Technical data Engine Model CLS 500 (219.375) CLS 55 AMG (219.376 1 ) 1 The quoted data apply only to the stand ard vehicle. See an autho rized Me rcedes-Benz Center for the cor responding data of all sp ecial bodies and spec ial equipment.
449 Technica l data Rims and tires 왔 Rims and tires ! Only use tires which have been tested and approved by Mercedes-Benz. Tires approved by Mercedes-Benz are devel- oped to provide best possible perfor- mance in conjunction with the driving safety systems on your vehicle such as ABS or ESP ® .
450 Technical data Rims and tires i Further information on tires and rims is available at any authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. A placard with the recommended tire inflation pres- sures is located on the driver’s door B-pillar.
451 Technica l data Rims and tires Same size tires CLS 500 Rims (light allo y) 8.5 J x 18 H2 Wheel offset (front axle) 1.38 in (28 mm) Wheel offset (rear axle) 0.71 in (18 mm) Summer tires 1 - Winter tires 1,2 245/40 R18 97V XL (Extra Load) M+S . 1 Radial-ply tires 2 Not available as factory equipmen t.
452 Technical data Rims and tires CLS 500 (Sport Package*) CLS 55 AMG Rims (light alloy) 8 . 5Jx1 8H 2 8.5 J x 18 H2 Wheel o ffset 0.98 in (25 mm) 0.98 in (25 mm) Summer tires 1 - - Winter tires 1,2 245/40 R18 97V XL (Extra Load) M+S . 245/40 R18 97V XL (Extra Load) M+S .
453 Technica l data Rims and tires Mixed size tires CLS 500 CLS 500 (Sport Package*) Front axle: Rims (light allo y) 8 . 5Jx1 8H 2 8 . 5Jx1 8H 2 Wheel offset 1.
454 Technical data Rims and tires CLS 55 AMG CLS 55 AMG Front axle: Rims (light alloy) 8.5 J x 18 H2 8.5 J x 19 H2 Wheel o ffset 0.98 in (25 mm) 0.98 in (25 mm) Summer tires 1 1 Radial-ply t ires 255/40 ZR18 99Y XL (Extra Load) 255/35 ZR19 96Y XL (Extra Load) Winter tires - - Rear axle: Rims (light alloy) 9.
455 Technica l data Rims and tires CLS 55 AMG (Performance Package*) CLS 55 AMG (Performance Package*) Front axle: Rims (light allo y) 8.5 J x 19 H2 8.5 J x 19 H2 Wheel offset 0.98 in (25 mm) 0.98 in (25 mm) Summer tires 1 1 Radial-ply tires. 255/35 ZR19 96Y XL (Extra Load) - Winter tires 1,3 - 245/35 R19 93V XL (Extra Load) M+S .
456 Technical data Rims and tires MO Extended tires* CLS 500 CLS 500 (Sport Package*) CLS 500 CLS 500 (Sport Package*) Front axle: Rims (light alloy) 8.5 J x 18 H2 8.5 J x 18 H2 Wheel o ffset 1.10 in (28 mm) 1.10 in (28 mm) Summer tires 1,2 1 Radial-ply tires.
457 Technica l data Rims and tires Spare wheel CLS 500 CLS 500 (Sport Package*) CLS 55 AMG Rim 4.0 B x 17 H2 6.0 B x 18 H2 Wheel offset 1.34 in (34 mm) 0.
458 Technical data Electrical system Model CLS 500 CLS 55 AMG Generator (alternator) 14 V/150 A 14 V/180 A Starter motor 14 V/1.7 kW 14 V/1.4 kW Battery (auxiliary) 12 V / 12 Ah 12 V / 12 Ah Battery (main) 12 V/95 Ah 12 V / 95 Ah Spark plugs Bosch F8 DPP 332U NGK PFR 5R-11 NGK IL FR6 A Electrode gap 0.
459 Technica l data Main dime nsions 왔 Main dimensions Model CLS 500 CLS 55 AMG Overall veh icle length 190.3 in (4913 mm) 193.5 in (4915 mm) Overall veh icle widt h (exterior rear view mi rrors f olded o ut) 81.1 in (2059 ) 81.1 in (2059 mm) Overall veh icle height Overall vehicle height (Airmatic DC) 54.
460 Technical data Weights Roof load max. 220 lb (100 kg) Trunk load max . 220 lb (100 kg).
461 Technica l data Fuels, coolants, lu bricants etc. 왔 Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. Capacities Vehicle components and their respective lubricants must matc h. Therefore only use products tested and approved by Mercedes-Benz. Please refer to the Factory Approved Ser- vice Products Pamphlet, or inquire at your authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.
462 Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. Model Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. Power steering approx. 1.1 US qt (1.0 l) MB Power Steering Fluid (Pentosin CHF 11S) Front wheel hubs approx. 3.0 oz (85 g) each High temperature roller bearing grease Brake system 1.
463 Technica l data Fuels, coolants, lu bricants etc. Model Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubrican ts etc. Air conditionin g system R-134a refrigerant and special PAG l ubricant oil (never R-12) Windshield wash er and head- lamp cleaning system 7.4 US qt (7.
464 Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. Engine oils Engine oils are specifically tested for their suitability in our engines and durability for our service intervals. Therefore, only use approved engine oils and oil filters re- quired for vehicles with Maintenance Sys- tem (U.
465 Technica l data Fuels, coolants, lu bricants etc. Premium unle aded gasoline Gasoline additives A major concern among engine manufac- turers is carbon build-up caused by ga so- line. Mercedes-Benz recommends only the use of quality gasoline containing additives that prevent the build -up of carbon depos- its.
466 Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. In areas where carbon deposits may be encountered due to lack of availability of gasolines which contain these additives, Mercedes-Benz recommends the use of additives approved by us for use on Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
467 Technica l data Fuels, coolants, lu bricants etc. If the antifreeze mixture is effectiv e to -22°F (-30°C), the boiling point of the cool- ant in the pressurized cooling system is reached at approximately 266°F (13 0°C).
468 Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. Anticorros ion/antif reeze Your vehicle contains a number of alumi- num parts. The use of aluminum compo- nents in motor vehicle engines necessitates that anticorrosion/antifreeze coolant used in such engines be specifical- ly formulated to pr otect the aluminum parts.
469 Technica l data Fuels, coolants, lu bricants etc. Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity Model Approx. freeze protec tion – 35°F (– 37°C) – 49°F (– 45°C) CLS 500 6.0 US qt (5.7 l) 6.6 US qt (6.2 l) CLS 55 AMG 7.0 US qt (6.55 l) 7. 7 US qt (7.
470 Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants etc. Windshield and he adlamp washer system Both the windshield and headlamp washer systems are supplied from the windshield washer fluid reservoir. The washer fluid reserv oir has a capacity of approximately 7.
471 Technical terms ABS (A ntilock B rake S ys tem) Prevents the wheels from locking up during braking so that the vehicle can continue to be steered. Accessory weight ( 컄 page 332) ADS (A daptive D amping S ystem) Automatically adapts the optimum sus- pension damping to prevailing driving conditions.
472 Technical terms Bar ( 컄 page 332) BAS (B rake A ssist S ystem) System for potentially reducing braking distances in emergency braking situa- tions.
473 Technical terms Control s ystem The control system is used to call up vehicle information and to change component settings. Information and messages appear in the multifunction display. The driver uses the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel to navigate through the system and to adjust settings.
474 Technical terms FSS PLUS (Canada veh icles) (F lexible S ervice S ystem PLUS) Maintenance service indicator in the multifunction display that informs the driver when the next vehicle mainte- nance service is due.
475 Technical terms Maintenance System (U.S. vehicles) Maintenance service indicator in the multifunction display that informs the driver when the next vehicle mainte- nance service is due.
476 Technical terms Power train Collective term designating all compo- nents used to gene rate and transmit motive power to the drive axles, includ- ing: 앫 Engine 앫 Clutch/torque converter 앫 Tra.
477 Technical terms Shift lock When the vehicle is parked, this lock prevents the transmission selector le- ver from being moved out of position P without the ignition or engine on and brake pedal depr essed. SRS (S upplemental R estraint S ystem) Seat belts, emergency tensioning de- vice and air bags.
478 Technical terms Treadwear indicators ( 컄 page 334) Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standards ( 컄 page 334) Vehicle capacity weight ( 컄 page 334) Vehicle level control The ground clearance of the vehicle is automatically controlled according to a selected setting and speed.
479 Index A ABS 84 Indicator lamp 352 Messages in display 365 Accelerator position 180 Accessory weight 332 Accident 57 Active head restraint 74, 124 Adjusting 39 Air bags 65 BabySmart TM air bag deac.
480 Index Automatic trans mission 176 Accelerator position 180 Emergency operation (Limp-Home Mode) 190 Gear ranges 181 Gear selector lever position 178 Gear shifting malfunctions 190 Kickdown 180 Kic.
481 Index C California retail buyers and lessees, important notice for 11 CAN system 472 Cargo tie-down hooks 250 Carpets, cleaning 349 CD changer* 154 CD player 154 Center console Lower part 28 Upper.
482 Index Control system submenus Convenience 168 Instrument cluster 160 Lighting 164 Time/Date 162 Vehicle 168 Convenience submenu 168 Activating easy-entry/exit feature* 168 Setting parking position.
483 Index Door Entry lamps 143 Message in display 382 Remote door unlock (Tele Aid) 269 Door control panel 32 Door handle 32 Doors Opening from inside vehicle 111 DOT 332, 473 Drinking and driving 279.
484 Index Emission control 289 Emission control information label 446 Emission control system warranties 10 Emission control vacuum line routing diagram label 446 Engine 448 Belt layout 447 Block heat.
485 Index Front seats Heating* 128 FSS (Canada vehicles) 339 FSS (Flexible Service System) 474 Fuel 291 Fuel reserve warning lamp 358 Premium unleaded gasoline 291 Fuel consumption statistics After st.
486 Index Hood 293 Message in display 384 HVAC see 4-zone automatic climate control Hydroplaning 283 I Identification labels 446 Identification Number, Vehicle (VIN) 446 Ignition 36, 38, 50 Immobilize.
487 Index L Labels 446 Lamp bulbs, exterior 411 Lamps, exterior Front 412 Messages in display 387 Rear 412 Replacing bulbs for rear 416 Lamps, indicator and war ning ABS 352 Air bag Off 69 Battery (Sm.
488 Index M Main Dimensions 459 Maintenance 12 Calling up the service indicator 340 Clearing service indicator 340 FSS PLUS (Canada vehicles) 339 Maintenance System (U.
489 Index Electro-hydraulic brake system 375, 376 Engine oil 382, 383 ESP ® 368 Fog lamps 387, 388, 389, 390 Hood 384 Light sensor 389 Maintenance service 392 Parking brake 375 Parking lamps 388 Powe.
490 Index Parktronic* 475 Cleaning system sensors 347 Malfunctioning 245 Warning sounds 245 Parts service 444 Passenger compartment Interior lighting 141 Interior rear view mirror 44 Main fuse box 442.
491 Index Rear passenger compartment Air vents 210 Rear storage compartment in the rear center console 253 Rear view mirrors auto-dimming 191 Rear view mirrors see Mirrors Rear window defroster 195 Re.
492 Index Seats 124 Adjusting 39 Drive-dynamic seat* 127 Easy entry/exit feature* 42 Heating* 128 Multicontour seat* 126 Ventilation* 130 Securing cargo 250 Selecting display 161 Selector lever Lock 4.
493 Index SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO* 103 Battery check lamp 107 Changing 409 Global locking and unlocking 107 Loss of 111 Messages in display 385, 386, 389 Remote controls 103 Turning off the engine 60.
494 Index Tele Aid System 477 Telematics* 477 Telephone* 26, 260 Answering a call 173 Ending a call 174 Hands-free microphone 29 Messages in the display 396 Operation 172 Phone book 174 Redialing 175 .
495 Index Trunk Closing 114 Lamp 143 Message in display 396 Opening 112 Separately locking and unlocking 121 Trunk lid emergency release 120 Unlock ing and openin g with KEYLESS-GO* 110 Unlock ing and.
496 Index W Warning lamps see Lamps, indicator and warning Warning sounds Distance warning function* 235 Distronic* 229 Parking brake 52 Parktronic* 245 Seat belt telltale 70 Warranty coverage 445 Was.
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