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  Operator’s Manual G-Class Order No. 6515 4086 13 Part No. 463 584 90 81 USA Edition B 2008…
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  G 500 G 55 AMG…
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  They are designed to help improve the Your Mercedes-Benz represents the ef- forts of many skilled engineers and crafts- safety of the vehicle operator and oc- men. To help assure your driving pleasure, cupants.

• Page 4: Table Of Contents

  Multifunction steering wheel ….28 Adjusting ……….41 retail buyers and lessees of Center console ……..30 Seats ……….41 Mercedes-Benz automobiles ..11 Upper part ……..30 Steering wheel…….. 44 Maintenance ……..12 Lower part ……..31 Mirrors……….46 Roadside Assistance ……

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  Contents Lighting ……….117 Safety and Security ……67 Controls in detail ……. 99 Exterior lamp switch ….117 Occupant safety……..68 Locking and unlocking ……. 100 Combination switch ….. 122 Air bags ………. 70 SmartKey ……..100 Corner-illuminating front fog Seat belts ……..
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  Contents Settings menu……146 Climate control……..182 Loading ……….206 Trip computer menu….. 157 Deactivating the climate control Roof rack ……..206 TEL menu ……..159 system ………. 185 Expanding cargo compartment..206 Automatic transmission….. 162 Operating the climate control Split rear seat bench ….
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  Contents At the gas station ……264 Uniform Tire Quality Grading Operation ……… 243 Refueling ……..264 Standards (U.S. vehicles)….. 302 The first 1000 miles (1500 km)..244 Check regularly and before a Tire ply material ……304 Driving instructions……245 long trip……..
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  Contents Replacing bulbs ……..375 Fuses……….403 Practical hints ……… 323 Bulbs……….375 Main fuse box in passenger What to do if … ……..324 Replacing bulbs for front lamps ..378 compartment …….. 404 Lamps in instrument cluster ..324 Replacing bulbs for rear lamps ..
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  Brake fluid……..423 Identification labels……410 Premium unleaded gasoline ..424 Layout of poly-V-belt drive ….412 Fuel requirements ……424 G 500 ……….. 412 Gasoline additives ……425 G 55 AMG……..412 Coolants……..425 Engine……….413 Windshield/rear window washer Rims and tires……..

• Page 10: Introduction

  Product information Product information Please observe the following in your own We are unable to make an assessment for Genuine Mercedes-Benz Parts as well as best interest: other products and therefore cannot be conversion parts and accessories held responsible for them, even if in indi-…

• Page 11: Operator’s Manual

  Since they are ure to follow instructions is not covered by special-order items, the descriptions and California, Maine, Massachusetts, the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. illustrations herein may vary slightly from Vermont Emission Control System the actual equipment of your vehicle.

• Page 12: Mercedes-Benz Automobiles

  Important notice for California retail (1) the same substantial defect or mal- (3) the vehicle is out of service by reason buyers and lessees of Mercedes-Benz function results in a condition that is of repair of the same or different sub-…

• Page 13: Maintenance

  1-800-387-0100 (in Canada) Program brochure in your vehicle literature Center for service. The service advisor will portfolio. will be answered by Mercedes-Benz record each service in the booklet for you. Customer Assistance Representatives 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

• Page 14: Change Of Address Or Ownership

  Introduction Operator’s Manual Change of address or ownership Operating your vehicle outside the USA Certain Mercedes-Benz models are avail- or Canada able for delivery in Europe under our If you change your address, be sure to European Delivery Program. For details, send in the “Change of Address Notice”…

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  Introduction Operator’s Manual Warning! This Sport Utility Vehicle is designed for both on-road and off-road use. It can go places and perform tasks for which conventional 2-wheel drive passenger cars are not intended. This vehicle will handle and maneuver differently from conventional passenger cars in driving conditions which may occur on streets, highways and off-road use.

• Page 16: Where To Find It

  Here you will find all the information you this section first if this is your first need for the proper operation of your vehi- the Maintenance Booklet Mercedes-Benz vehicle or if you are rent- cle. Separate operating instructions will be ing or borrowing this vehicle.

• Page 17: Symbols

  Introduction Symbols Trademarks: The following symbols are found in this This symbol points to instructions for Operator’s Manual: you to follow. ® is a registered trademark of DaimlerChrysler. Optional equipment is identified A number of these symbols appearing with an asterisk. Since standard in succession indicates a multi p le-step HomeLink ®…

• Page 18: Operating Safety

  See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light which is a safe distance from the road. Truck Center for repairs or modifications to Warning! electronic components.

• Page 19: Problems With Your Vehicle

  Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center to have the problem diagnosed and corrected if required. If the matter is not handled to your satisfaction, please discuss the problem with the Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center management, or if necessary contact us at one of the following addresses:…

• Page 20: Reporting Safety Defects

  If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to notifying Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC. If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a recall and remedy campaign.

• Page 21: Vehicle Data Recording

  Introduction Vehicle data recording Information regarding electronic recording devices (Including notice pursuant to California Code § 9951) Please note that your vehi c le is equipped with devices that can record vehicl e systems data and, if equipped with the Tele Aid system, may transmit some data in certain accidents.

• Page 22: At A Glance

  At a glance Exterior view Cockpit Instrument cluster Multifunction steering wheel Center console Overhead control panel Door control panel Storage compartments…

• Page 23: Exterior View

  At a glance Exterior view…

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  At a glance Exterior view Item Page Item Page Item Page 1 Tailgate 6 Exterior rear view mirrors b Doors Cargo compartment Adjusting Locking and unlocking Loading instructions Auto-dimming rear view Opening and closing mirrors Expanding Locking/unlocking in an 7 Hood emergency Cargo tie-down rings Engine oil…

• Page 25: Cockpit

  At a glance Cockpit…

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  At a glance Cockpit Item Page Item Page 1 Combination switch 9 Glove box High beam a Center console Turn signals b Multifunction steering wheel Windshield wipers c Hood lock release 2 Headlamp cleaning button d Steering wheel adjustment stalk 3 Cruise control lever Heated steering wheel 4 Horn…

• Page 27: Instrument Cluster

  At a glance Instrument cluster…

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  At a glance Instrument cluster Item Page Item Page Item Page 1 Speedometer with: Main odometer ú Engine malfunction indicator lamp, v Electronic Stability Pro- Transfer case indicator USA only gram (ESP ® ) warning Gear selector lever lamp ± Engine malfunction position indicator indicator lamp, ;…

• Page 29: Important Notice For California Multifunction Steering Wheel

  At a glance Multifunction steering wheel Item Page Item Page 1 Multifunction display 4 Menu systems: Operating the control Press button system è for next menu 2 Selecting a submenu or ÿ for previous menu setting the volume: 5 Moving within a menu: Press button Press button æ…

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  At a glance Multifunction steering wheel Canada vehicles: The steering wheel in this vehicle may vary from steering wheel shown. However, multifunction steering wheel symbols and feature description apply to Canada vehicles as well. G 55 AMG: The steering wheel in this vehicle may vary from steering wheel shown.

• Page 31: Retail Buyers And Lessees Of Center Console

  At a glance Center console Upper part Item Page Item Page 1 Seat heating, driver’s side 9 Hazard warning flasher switch 2 Windshield defroster switch a Front passenger front air bag off indicator lamp 3 Rear window wiper/washer switch b COMAND system, see separate operating 4 Electronic Stability Program instructions…

• Page 32: Lower Part

  At a glance Center console Lower part Item Page 1 Storage tray 2 Gear selector lever for automatic transmission 3 Transfer case switch 4 Parking brake lever…

• Page 33: Overhead Control Panel

  At a glance Overhead control panel Item Page 1 Tele Aid (emergency call system) button 2 Cargo compartment lamps on/off 3 Right reading lamp on/off 4 Power tilt/sliding sunroof switch 5 Interior lighting control 6 Interior rear view mirror 7 Garage door opener 8 Hands-free microphone for 226, Tele Aid (emergency call…

• Page 34: Door Control Panel

  At a glance Door control panel Door control panel Item Page 1 Switches for opening/closing front and rear door windows Rear window override switch 2 Seat adjustment 3 Inside door handle 4 Memory function (for storing seat, exterior mirrors and steering wheel settings)

• Page 35: Operating Your Vehicle Outside Storage Compartments

  At a glance Storage compartments…

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  At a glance Storage compartments Item Page Item Page 1 Glove box 9 Spare wheel Parcel net in front passenger a CD changer footwell b Vehicle jack 2 Cup holder in front passenger c Vehicle tool kit footwell d Armrest 3 Storage tray Storage/telephone* tray 4 Storage box in front of…

• Page 38: Getting Started

  Getting started Unlocking Adjusting Driving Parking and locking…

• Page 39: Unlocking

  The “Getting started” section provides an Warning! overview of the vehicle’s most basic func- tions. First-time Mercedes-Benz owners When leaving the veh icle, always remove the should pay special attention to the infor- SmartKey from the starter switch, take it mation given here.

• Page 40: Starter Switch Positions

  Getting started Unlocking Starter switch positions 0 For removing SmartKey Press unlock button Πon the SmartKey. The steering is locked when the SmartKey is removed from the starter All turn signal lamps flash once. Warning! switch. The locking knobs in the doors 1 Power supply for some electrical move up.

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  Getting started Unlocking When you switch on the ignition, the indica- If the SmartKey cannot be turned in the tor and warning lamps (except high beam head- starter switch, the battery may not be lamp indicator lamp and turn signal indicator sufficiently charged.

• Page 42: Adjusting

  Getting started Adjusting Adjusting The seat backrest and seat belts provide the Warning! Warning! best restraint when the wearer is in a nearly upright position and seat belts are properly All seat, head restraint, steering wheel, and When leaving the vehicle, always remove the positioned on the body.

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  Getting started Adjusting Seat adjustment When moving the seat, make sure Warning! The seat adjustment switches are located there are no items in the footwell or behind the seat on the respective front door. According to accident statistics, children the cup holder next to the armrest is are safer when properly restrained in the removed ( page 219) rear seating positions than in the front seat-…
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  Getting started Adjusting Seat fore and aft adjustment Head restraint height Head restraint fore and aft adjustment Press the switch forward or backward in direction of arrow 3. Warning! Seat cushion tilt Do not drive the vehicle without the seat head restraints.

• Page 45: Steering Wheel

  Getting started Adjusting Steering wheel The steering wheel adjustment stalk is The memory function ( page 114) lets you located on the lower left of the steering store the setting for the steering wheel together with the settings for the seat position and the column.

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  Getting started Adjusting Adjusting steering wheel in or out With the easy-entry/exit feature activated, Warning! the steering wheel will return to its last set Move stalk forward or backward in position when you: direction of arrow 1. You must make sure no one can become close the driver’s door with the ignition trapped or injured by the moving steering Adjusting steering wheel up or down…

• Page 47: Mirrors

  Getting started Adjusting Mirrors Exterior rear view mirrors If the current position for the steering wheel is in the uppermost tilt position, the steering Adjust the interior and exterior rear view wheel will no longer be able to move upward Warning! when the easy-entry/exit feature is activated.

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  Getting started Adjusting The buttons are located above the exterior Switch on the ignition ( page 39). At low ambient temperatures, the exterior lamp switch. rear view mirrors will be heated automatically. Press button 2 for the driver’s side exterior rear view mirror or button 3 The memory function ( page 114) lets you for the passenger-side exterior rear store the setting for the exterior rear view mir-…

• Page 49: Driving

  Getting started Driving Fastening the seat belts If you are ever in an accident, your injuries Warning! can be considerably more severe without your seat belt properly buckled. Without Make sure that absolutely no objects are Warning! your seat belt buckled, you are much more obstructing the pedals’…

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  Getting started Driving Warning! Warning! Warning! According to accident statistics, children Never ride in a moving vehicle with the seat Never let more people ride in the vehicle are safer when properly restrained in the backrest in an excessively reclined position than there are seat belts available.
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  Getting started Driving Front seat belts and rear outer seat Fastening seat belts and rear outer seat Rear center seat belt belts belts With a smooth motion, pull the seat belt out of seat belt guide 1. Place the shoulder portion of the seat belt across the top of your shoulder and the lap portion across your hips.
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  Getting started Driving Fastening the rear center seat belt With a smooth motion, pull the seat Guide the seat belt at free-sliding latch Pull both latch plates 1 and 2 out of belt out of the seat belt outlet. plate 2 across your body. the attachment ( page 50).
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  Getting started Driving Opening the rear center seat belt Seat belt outlet height adjustment Raising Press release button 6 on buckle 5 You can adjust the height of the seat belt Slide the seat belt guide upward in for the free-sliding latch plate guide for the following seats: desired position.
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  Take special care of this when Damaged seat belts or seat belts that were wearing loose clothing. Place the seat backrest on adjustable highly stressed in an accident must be seat backrests in a nearly upright replaced. Contact an authorized position. Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.

• Page 55: Starting The Engine

  Getting started Driving Starting the engine Automatic transmission Starting Make sure the gear selector l e ver is set to park position P. Warning! Do not depress the accelerator. Inhalation of exhaust gas is hazardous to Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch your health.

• Page 56: Parking Brake

  In order to avoid damage to the transmis- Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz sion: Light Truck Center or call Roadside Wait for the gear selection process to com- 1 Parking brake lever Assistance.

• Page 57: Switching On Headlamps

  Getting started Driving Switching on headlamps Once the vehicle is in motion, the automatic Warning! central locking system engages and the locking knobs drop down. Low beam headlamps It is dangerous to shift the gear selector The automatic door lock feature can be deacti- lever out of P or N if the engine speed is The exterior lamp switch is located on the vated ( page 155).

• Page 58: Turn Signals

  Getting started Driving High beam Turn signals Press the combination switch in direction of arrow 1 or 2. The combination switch is located on the The combination switch is located on the left of the steering column. The corresponding turn si g nal indicator left of the steering column.

• Page 59: Windshield Wipers

  2 Switching on windshield wipers the combination switch in position I, Switch on the ignition ( page 39). set the combination switch to the next higher wiper speed have the windshield wipers checked at the nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.

• Page 60: Intermittent Wiping

  Getting started Driving Intermittent wiping Single wipe Turn the combination switch to position I. Only switch on intermittent wiping under Press the combination switch briefly in wet weather conditions or in the presence After the initial wipe, pauses between direction of arrow 1 to the resistance of precipitation.

• Page 61: Rear Window Wiper/Washer

  Getting started Driving Rear window wiper/washer Wiping with windshield washer fluid The rear window wiper engages automatically when the gear selector lever is in Press and hold switch 3. The rear window wiper/washer switch is reverse gear R with the windshield wipers The wiper operates with washer fluid.

• Page 62: Problems While Driving

  Check the coolant level and add Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Give very little gas. coolant if necessary ( page 274). Light Truck Center or call Roadside Have the problem repaired at an Excessive coolant temperatures trigger a Assistance.

• Page 63: Parking And Locking

  Getting started Parking and locking Parking brake You have now completed your first drive. Warning! You have properly stopped and parked your vehicle. End your drive as follows. Do not park this vehicle in areas where Warning! combustible materials such as grass, hay or Warning! leaves can come into contact with the hot Engaging the parking brake while the vehicle…

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  Getting started Parking and locking Warning! Warning! Getting out of your vehicle with the gear When leaving the vehicle, always remove the selector lever not fully engaged in park SmartKey from the starter switch, take it position P is dangerous. Also, when parked with you, and lock the vehicle.

• Page 65: Switching Off Headlamps

  Do not turn off the engine before the vehicle position 0. Damaged seat belts must be replaced. Contact has come to a complete stop. With the an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck engine not running, there is no power assis- Center. tance for the brake and steering systems. In…

• Page 66: Locking

  Getting started Parking and locking Locking Press lock button ‹ on the Warning! SmartKey ( page 38). With the hood, tailgate and all doors When leaving the vehicle, always remove the Warning! closed: SmartKey from the starter switch, take it with you, and lock the vehicle.

• Page 68: Safety And Security

  Safety and Security Occupant safety Panic alarm Driving safety systems Anti-theft systems…

• Page 69: Occupant Safety

  Safety and Security Occupant safety In this section you will learn the most Although independent systems, their The SRS components are in operational important facts about the restraint protective functions work in conjunction readiness if the 1 indicator lamp is not systems of the vehicle.

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  Contact belts and anchors, emergency tensioning on at all, the SRS self-check has detected a an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck devices, seat belt force limiters or air bags) malfunction. For your safety, we strongly Center.

• Page 71: Air Bags

  (front air bags), or side impacts Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center at that (window curtain air bags). However, no For maximum protection in the event of a time and replaced when necessary.

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  Otherwise they will To help avoid the possib ility of injury, please Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. be struck by the air bag when it inflates follow these guidelines: Do not lean with your head or chest in a crash.
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  Mercedes-Benz Light Truck will not deploy. The driver and passenger will backrests, door trim panels, or door Center.
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  The passenger front air bag will only be technicians. Contact an authorized deployed if: Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. the front passenger seat is occupied For your protection and the protection of others, when scrapping the air bag…

• Page 75: Seat Belts

  Safety and Security Occupant safety Window curtain air bags Seat belts For more information, see “Fastening the seat belts” ( page 48). The use of seat belts and infant and child restraint systems is required by law in all Warning! 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S.

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  The seat back- technicians. Contact an authorized rest and seat belt provide the best restraint Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. when the wearer is in a nearly upright posi- tion and the seat belt is properly positioned…
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  Safety and Security Occupant safety Never wear the shoulder belt under your Seat belts should not be worn twisted. Warning! arm, against your neck or off your shoul- In a crash, you wouldn’t have the full der. In a frontal crash, your body would width of the seat belt to manage impact USE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY move too far forward.

• Page 78: Children In The Vehicle

  These are available at any autho- 1 indicator lamp ( page 68) rized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. The ETDs for the front seats will only acti- vate if the respective front seat belt is fastened Do not place objects heavier than 20 lbs (latch plate properly inserted into buckle).

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  Safety and Security Occupant safety Infant and child restraint systems Do not carry heavy or hard objects in the Warning! Only use a BabySmart compatible child passenger or cargo compartment unless restraint for the front passenger seat in they are firmly secured in place. For more Do not leave children unattended in the this vehicle.
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  Mercedes-Benz authorized BabySmart complies with U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Warning! compatible child seat, which operates with Safety Standards 213 and 225 and…
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  Safety and Security Occupant safety BabySmart air bag deactivation Infants and small children should never When the child restraint is not in use, system share a seat belt with another occupant. remove it from the vehicle or secure it with The 56 indicator lamp is located on During an accident, they could be crushed the seat belt to prevent the child restraint…
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  Special BabySmart compatible child Warning! seats, designed for use with the child seat installed Mercedes-Benz system and available at After turning the SmartKey in the starter The BabySmart air bag deactivation sys- any authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck switch to position 1 or 2,…
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  Safety and Security Occupant safety Child seat anchors – LATCH type Warning! Warning! This vehicle is equipped with two LATCH- (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) When using a BabySmart compatible child Do not place powered-on laptops, cell type anchors (at each of the outer rear seat on the front passenger seat, the phones, electronic tags such as those used seats) for installation of a LATCH-type…
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  Safety and Security Occupant safety Installation of infant and child restraint The LATCH-type anchors are located Install child seat according to between the seat cushion and the seat systems manufacturer’s instructions. backrest. Remove the cargo compartment cover The child seat must be firmly attached to the blind, if installed ( page 214).
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  Safety and Security Occupant safety For safety, make sure hook 1 has attached Warning! to respective anchorage ring beyond the safety catch, as shown in the illustration above. Use only the described anchorage rings for Make sure the respective child seat. Other lashing the top tether strap is not twisted eyelets could tear in case of an accident.

• Page 86: Blocking Of Rear Door Window Operation

  Safety and Security Occupant safety Blocking of rear door window operation Disabling The override switch is located on the driver’s door control panel. Slide override switch 1 to the right. With the override switch you can disable Symbol 7 becomes visible. the rear side window switches in the rear doors.

• Page 87: Panic Alarm

  Safety and Security Panic alarm Activating USA only: This device complies with Part 15 of the Press and hold  button for at FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: least 1 second. (1) This device may not cause harmful inter- An audible alarm and blinking turn ference, and signal lamps will operate briefly.

• Page 88: Driving Safety Systems

  Safety and Security Driving safety systems Driving safety systems In this section you will find information on Warning! the following driving safety systems: ABS (Antilock Brake System) The following factors increase the risk of Warning! BAS (Brake Assist System) accidents: Do not pump the brake pedal.

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  Safety and Security Driving safety systems Braking Emergency brake maneuver Continuous steady brake pedal pressure yields the advantages provi d ed by the ABS, At the instant one of the wheel s is about to Keep continuous full pressure on the namely braking power and the ability to lock up, a slight pulsation can be felt in the brake pedal.

• Page 90: Bas

  Safety and Security Driving safety systems LOW RANGE– ABS Warning! During off-road driving a special low range The Brake Assist System (BAS) operates in system for the Antilock Brake System The ABS cannot prevent the natural laws of emergency situations. If you apply the (ABS) is operational with transfer case in physics from acting on the vehicle, nor can brakes very quickly, the BAS automatically…

• Page 91: 4-Ets

  Safety and Security Driving safety systems 4-ETS Warning! Warning! The 4-Electronic Traction System (4-ETS) ® The BAS cannot prevent the natural laws of improves vehicle’s ability to utilize avail- When you see the ESP warning lamp v physics from acting on the vehicle, nor can flashing in the instrument cluster, then able traction, especially under slippery it increase braking efficiency beyond that…

• Page 92: Ebb

  The ESP ® also stabilizes the vehicle during which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. braking and steering maneuvers. possibly causing an accident. Adjust your driving style to the non-operating status of For more i n formation, see “Practical hints”…

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  Mercedes-Benz Failure to observe these guidelines could safety or the safety of others. Limited Warranty.
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  Safety and Security Driving safety systems Switching off the ESP ® ® When the ESP is switched off and one or Warning! ® more drive wheels are spinning, the ESP warn- ing lamp v in the instrument cluster flashes. Warning! ®…
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  This may cause serious damage to the speed. drivetrain which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. ® If the ESP is switched off, it will be auto- matically activated when exceeding a vehicle speed of 37 mph (60 km/h) or exceeding a severity threshold of side acceleration.

• Page 96: Anti-Theft Systems

  Starting the engine will also deactivate the immobilizer. In case the engine cannot be started (yet the vehicle’s battery is charged), the system is not operational. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center or call 1-800-FOR-MERCedes (in the USA), or 1-800-387-0100 (in Canada).

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  Safety and Security Anti-theft systems Arming the alarm system Disarming the alarm system Make sure all doors and the tailgate are closed. The alarm system is armed after you have Unlock the vehicle with the SmartKey locked the vehicle with the SmartKey. Lock the vehicle with the SmartKey ( page 38).

• Page 98: Tow-Away Alarm

  Safety and Security Anti-theft systems Tow-away alarm Disarming tow-away alarm Switch off the ignition and remove the SmartKey from the starter switch. To prevent triggering the tow-away alarm Once the tow-away alarm is armed, a visual feature, switch off the tow-away alarm You cannot disarm the tow-away alarm and audible alarm will be triggered when before towing the vehicl e , or when parking…

• Page 100: Controls In Detail

  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Seats Memory function Lighting Instrument cluster Control system Automatic transmission Transfer case Differential locks Good visibility Climate control Power windows Power tilt/sliding sunroof Driving systems Loading Useful features…

• Page 101: Locking And Unlocking

  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking SmartKey In the “Controls in detail” section you will find detailed information on how to oper- Your vehicle comes supplied with two ate the equipment installed in your vehicle. SmartKeys, each with remote control and If you are already familiar with the basic a removable mechanical key.

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  Have the vehicle battery and the vehicle battery connections checked at an autho- To prevent possible malfunction, avoid Canada only: rized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center exposing the SmartKey to high levels of electro- This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry ( page 394).
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  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Selective setting The vehicle will lock again automatically You can also open or close the power and rearm the anti-theft alarm system windows and tilt/sliding sunroof using the If you frequently travel alone, you may wish SmartKey, see “Summer opening feature”…

• Page 104: Checking Batteries In The Smartkey

  With the hood, tailgate and all doors If battery check lamp 5 does not come on closed: Any authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck briefly during check, the SmartKey batteries are Center will be glad to supply you with a re- All turn signal lamps flash three discharged.

• Page 105: Opening The Doors From The Inside

  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Opening the doors from the inside Front doors If the vehicle has previously been locked with the SmartKey, opening a door or the tai lgate Pull on inside door handle 2 on the You can open a locked door from the from the inside will trigger the anti-theft alarm respective front door to open door.

• Page 106: Tailgate

  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Tailgate Opening the tailgate from the outside Opening the tailgate from inside Warning! The tailgate swings open to one s ide. Always make sure there is sufficient clearance for the tailgate. Make sure the tailgate is closed when the engine is running and while driving.

• Page 107: Automatic Central Locking

  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Closing the tailgate Automatic central locking Warning! The doors and the tailgate lock automati- Warning! Never drive vehicle with the tailgate open. cally when the ignition is switched on and Deadly carbon monoxide (CO) gases may the wheels are turning at vehi c le speeds of To prevent possible personal injury, always enter vehicle interior resulting in uncon-…

• Page 108: Locking And Unlocking From The Inside

  Controls in detail Locking and unlocking Locking and unlocking from the inside Unlocking The switches are located on the upper part of the center console. Press central unlocking switch 1. You can lock or unlock the doors and the The vehicle unlocks. tailgate from inside using the central lock- ing or unlocking switch.

• Page 109: Seats

  Controls in detail Seats For information on seat adjustment, see Adjust the head restraint in such a way that the “Getting started” section ( page 41). it is as close to the head as possible and the For more information on seats, see “Load- center of the head restraint supports the ing”…

• Page 110: Multicontour Seat

  Controls in detail Seats Installing front seat head restraint Multicontour seat* Switch on the ignition ( page 39). Press switch 1 upwards and hold for The multicontour seat has an extendable Seat cushion depth about 5 seconds. seat cushion and inflatable air chambers Adjust the seat cushion depth to the Insert the head restraint into openings built into the seat backrest to provide…

• Page 111: Rear Seats

  Controls in detail Seats Rear seats Head restraint height Warning! Warning! Always lock seat backrest in its upright Warning! position when rear seat bench is occupied Do not drive the vehicle without the seat by passengers, or cargo is being carried According to accident statistics, children head restraints installed when the rear seat behind the rear seat bench.

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  Controls in detail Seats Removing and installing rear seat head restraints Warning! Do not drive the vehicle without the seat head restraints installed when the rear seat bench is occupied. Head restraints are intended to help reduce injuries during an accident.

• Page 113: Seat Heating

  Controls in detail Seats Seat heating Switching on seat heating The red indicator lamps in the switch come on to show which heating level you have Press switch 1 once. The switches for front seat heating are selected. Three red indicator lamps 2 in the located on the upper part of the center switch come on.

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  Controls in detail Seats Rear seat heating Switching on rapid seat heating Level Press lower switch position 2. One indicator lamp on (Normal heating) Both red indicator lamps in the switch come on. The seat heating automatically switches off after approximately Switching off rapid seat heating 30 minutes.

• Page 115: Memory Function

  Controls in detail Memory function Prior to operating the vehicle, the driver With the memory function you can store up Each stored position on the pass e nger side should check and adjust the seat height, to three different configurations. includes the following settings: seat position fore and aft, and seat back- Each stored position on the driver’s side…

• Page 116: Storing Positions Into Memory

  Controls in detail Memory function Storing positions into memory Recalling positions from memory The memory button and memory position button are located on each front door. Adjust the seats ( page 42). Do not operate the power seats using memory button 1 if the seat backrest is in an On the driver’s side, additionally adjust excessively reclined position.

• Page 117: Storing Exterior Rear View Mirror Parking Position (Canada Only)

  Controls in detail Memory function Storing exterior rear view mirror Switch on the ignition ( page 39). parking position (Canada only) Press button 3. The passenger-side exterior rear view For easier parking, you can adjust the mirror is selected. passenger-side exterior rear v iew mirror so that you can see the rear wheel and the Adjust the exterior rear view mirror road curb as soon as you engage reverse…

• Page 118: Lighting

  Relevant information can be obtained at 8 † Rear fog lamp any authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. If you hear a warning signal you have forgot- ten to switch off the low beam headlamps or the parking lamps before opening the driver’s door.

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  Controls in detail Lighting Low beam headlamps Automatic headlamp mode In low ambient lighting conditions, only The low beam headlamps can be switched The following lamps switch on and off switch from position U to B with the on and off with the exterior lamp switch us- automatically depending on the brightness vehicle at a standstill in a safe location.
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  Controls in detail Lighting Daytime running lamp mode Canada only: Turn the exterior lamp switch to position U. In Canada the daytime running lamp mode With the exterior lamp switch in With the SmartKey in starter switch is mandatory and therefore in a constant position M or U, you cannot switch on the position 1, the tail and parking lamps, high beam headlamps.
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  Controls in detail Lighting USA only: Locator lighting and night security When the engine is running, and you illumination turn the exterior lamp switch to With the exterior lamp switch in position C, the low beam head- The locator lighting and the night security position M, you cannot switch on the high beam headlamps.
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  Controls in detail Lighting Fog lamps Front fog lamps Rear fog lamp (driver’s side only) Turn the exterior lamp switch to Turn the exterior lamp switch to position C or B ( page 117). position B ( page 117). Warning! Pull out the exterior lamp switch to first Pull out the exterior lamp switch to In low ambient lighting or foggy conditions,…

• Page 123: Combination Switch

  Controls in detail Lighting Combination switch High beam Corner-illuminating front fog lamps Canada only: Turn the exterior lamp The combination switch is located on the The corner-illuminating front fog lamps switch to position B ( page 117). left of the steering column. improve illumination of the area in the direction into which you are turning.

• Page 124
  Controls in detail Lighting Driving forward Switching off corner-illuminating front If you have switched on the turn signal for fog lamps one side but turn the steering wheel in the Switching on corner-illuminating front opposite direction, the corner-illuminating front The combination switch for the turn signal fog lamp comes on for the side indicated by the fog lamps resets automatically after major steering…

• Page 125: Hazard Warning Flasher

  Controls in detail Lighting Driving in reverse Hazard warning flasher Switching on hazard warning flasher Press hazard warning flasher The hazard warning flasher can be Switching on corner-illuminating front switch 1. switched on at all times, even with the fog lamps All turn signals are flashing.

• Page 126: Interior Lighting In The Front

  Controls in detail Lighting Interior lighting in the front Activating automatic control An interior lamp switched on manually does not go out automatically. Move rocker switch 5 to center The controls for the interior lighting are Leaving an interior lamp switch in the ON position.

• Page 127: Rear Interior Lamps

  Controls in detail Lighting Manual control Rear interior lamps Switching interior lighting on Move switch 2 to position 1. To prevent the vehicle battery from being The rear interior lamps are located above discharged, all interior lamps switch off auto- The rear interior lamp comes on.

• Page 128: Cargo Compartment Lamps

  Controls in detail Lighting Cargo compartment lamps Switching cargo compartment lamps The cargo compartment lamps are located above the rear window. The switch for the cargo compartment Press switch 1 once more. lamps is located in the overhead control Cargo compartment lamps 2 go out. panel.

• Page 129
  Controls in detail Lighting Switching cargo compartment lamps Switching off Warning! off and on with the tailgate open Open the tailgate ( page 105). To prevent the vehicle battery from being Press door lock 1 down in direction of To prevent possible personal injury, always discharged, switch off the cargo compartment arrow until it engages.

• Page 130: Door Entry Lamps

  Controls in detail Lighting Door entry lamps For better orientation in the dark, the corresponding door entry lamp comes on when you open a door and the automatic control is activated ( page 125). The door entry lamp will switch off when the corresponding door is closed.

• Page 131: Instrument Cluster

  If you must continue to drive, do so with added caution. Contact an authorized switch on the ignition ( page 39) To dim illumination Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center as soon press reset button 1 Turn reset button 1 counterclockwise as possible.

• Page 132: Coolant Temperature Gauge

  248°F (120°C). If it is not displayed, press button è Doing so may cause serious engine damage or ÿ on the multifunction steering which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz wheel ( page 134) repeatedly until Warning! Limited Warranty.

• Page 133: Tachometer

  Mercedes-Benz Limited displays (e.g. bank signs, etc.). Warranty. Indicated temperatures just above the freez-…

• Page 134: Control System

  Controls in detail Control system Control system Multifunction display The control system is activated as soon as Warning! the SmartKey in the starter switch is turned to position 1. The control system A driver’s attention to the road and traffic enables you to conditions must always be his/her primary call up information about your vehicle…

• Page 135: Multifunction Steering Wheel

  Controls in detail Control system Multifunction steering wheel 1 Multifunction display 4 Menu systems: Operating the control system Press button The displays in the multifunction display and the settings in the control system are 2 Selecting a submenu or setting the è…

• Page 136
  Controls in detail Control system Depending on the selected menu, pressing It is helpful to think of the menus, and the In the menu, instead of func- Settings the buttons on the multifunction steering functions within each menu, as being tions, you will find a number of submenus wheel will alter what is shown in the multi- arranged in a circular pattern.

• Page 137: Menus

  Controls in detail Control system Menus This is what you will see when you scroll The table on the next page provides an through the menus 1 to 4. overview of the individual menus.

• Page 138
  Controls in detail Control system Menus, submenus and functions Menu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3 Menu 4 Standard display Audio Vehicle status message memory ( page 140) ( page 141) ( page 144) ( page 144) Trip- and main odometer Selecting radio station Route guidance instructions, Calling up malfunction…
• Page 139
  Controls in detail Control system This is what you will see when you scroll The table on the next page provides an through the menus 5 to 7. overview of the individual menus.
• Page 140
  Controls in detail Control system Menus, submenus and functions Menu 5 Menu 6 Menu 7 Settings Trip computer ( page 146) ( page 157) ( page 159) Resetting to factory settings Fuel consumption statistics Loading phone book since start Instrument cluster submenu Fuel consumption statistics Searching for name in phone since last reset…

• Page 141: Standard Display Menu

  Controls in detail Control system Standard display menu Calling up digital speedometer or If you see another display instead of the standard display: outside temperature In the standard display, the main odometer Press button è or ÿ repeatedly Press button k or j repeatedly and the trip odometer appear in the multi- until the standard display appears in until the digital speedometer or the…

• Page 142: Audio Menu

  Controls in detail Control system Audio menu Selecting radio station Turn on the COMAND system and The functions in the menu operate Audio select radio. Refer to separate the audio equipment which you currently COMAND system operating instruc- have turned on. tions.

• Page 143
  Vehicle Select satellite radio with the tion. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz submenu, see “Selecting audio search corresponding soft key on the Light Truck Center for details and availability for function”…
• Page 144
  Controls in detail Control system Operating the CD player Selecting MP3-CD track Turn on the COMAND system and The COMAND system and the CD changer select MP3. Refer to separate can play CDs as well as MP3-CDs. COMAND system operating instruc- tions.

• Page 145: Nav Menu

  Controls in detail Control system NAV menu With the navigation system switched on and route guidance activated, the menu contains the functions direction of travel and maneuver needed to operate your navigation system. instructions appear in the multifunc- tion display. Press button è…

• Page 146
  ( page 336). Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center to 1 Number of messages address the malfunction and warning Press button k or j.
• Page 147
  Controls in detail Control system Settings menu Resetting all settings The following settings and submenus are available in the menu: Settings You can reset the functions of all In the menu there are two Settings submenus to the factory settings. functions: Function Page…

• Page 148: Press Button È Or Ÿ Repeatedly

  Controls in detail Control system Submenus in the Settings menu The submenus are arranged by hierarchy. The settings you have changed will not be Scroll down with button ç, scroll up reset unless you confirm the action by pressing Press button j. the reset button a second time.

• Page 149
  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 pages. Instrument cluster Lighting Vehicle Convenience ( page 149) ( page 151) ( page 154) ( page 156) Selecting speedometer…

• Page 150: Function Page

  Controls in detail Control system Instrument cluster submenu Selecting speedometer display mode Selecting language Access the submenu via Move the selection marker with Move the selection marker with Inst. cluster menu. Use the button æ or ç to the button æ or ç to the Settings Inst.

• Page 151
  Controls in detail Control system Selecting display (digital speedometer Press button æ or ç to select Press button æ or ç to select the language to be used for the or outside temperature) for status indi- the desired setting. multifunction display messages. cator The selected display is then shown Available languages:…

• Page 152: Lighting Submenu

  Controls in detail Control system Lighting submenu Setting daytime running lamp mode Press button æ or ç to select (USA only) manual operation ( ) or daytime Manual Access the submenu via the Lighting running lamp mode ( Constant menu. Use the Settings Lighting Canada vehicles:…

• Page 153
  Controls in detail Control system Setting locator lighting Press button j or k repeatedly For safety reasons, changing the setting for until the message the daytime running lamp mode is not possible Surround lighting With the locator lighting feature activated while the vehicle is in motion.
• Page 154
  Controls in detail Control system Setting night security illumination Move the selection marker with Turn the exterior lamp switch to (Headlamps delayed shut-off) button æ or ç to the position U before turning off the Lighting submenu. engine. Use this function to set whether you would like the exterior lamps to remain on for Press button j or k repeatedly The headlamps delayed shut-off…

• Page 155: Vehicle Submenu

  Controls in detail Control system Setting interior lighting delayed shut-off Vehicle submenu The selection marker is on the current setting. Use this function to set whether you woul d Access the submenu via the Vehicle like the interior lighting to remain on for menu.

• Page 156
  Controls in detail Control system Selecting audio search function Setting automatic locking The selection marker is on the current setting. Use of the audio search function to select Use this function to activate or deactivate a radio station ( page 141) will enable the automatic central locking.

• Page 157: Convenience Submenu

  Controls in detail Control system Convenience submenu Activating easy-entry/exit feature The selection marker is on the current setting. Access the submenu via the Use this function to activate and Convenience menu. Use the deactivate the easy-entry/exit feature Settings Convenience submenu to change the setting for the ( page 45).

• Page 158: Trip Computer Menu

  Controls in detail Control system Trip computer menu Fuel consumption statistics since start Move the selection marker with button æ or ç to the Press button ÿ or è repeatedly Use the trip computer menu to call up submenu. Convenience until the message appears From start…

• Page 159
  Controls in detail Control system Fuel consumption statistics since last Resetting fuel consumption statistics Distance to empty reset Press button ÿ or è repeatedly Press button ÿ or è repeatedly Press button ÿ or è repeatedly until the message appears until the message appears From Start…

• Page 160: Tel Menu

  Controls in detail Control system TEL menu Which messages will appear in the multi- Never operate radio transmitters equipped function display depends on whether your with a built-in or attached antenna (i.e. with- telephone is switched on or off: out being connected to an external antenna) Warning! If the telephone is off, the message from inside the vehicle while the engine is…

• Page 161
  Controls in detail Control system Ending a call or rejecting an incoming This standby message indicates that your Press button j or k repeatedly telephone is ready for use and you can call until the desired name appears in the operate it using the control system.
• Page 162
  Controls in detail Control system Redialing Press button s. Press button j or k repeatedly until the desired name appears in the The system dials the selected phone The control system stores the most multifunction display. number. recently dialed phone numbers. This eliminates the need to search through your Press button s.

• Page 163: Automatic Transmission

  Controls in detail Automatic transmission Gear selector lever For more information on driving with an Warning! automatic transmission, see “Automatic The gear selector lever is located on the transmission” ( page 54). Make sure that absolutely no objects are lower part of the center console. Your vehicle’s transmission adapts its gear obstructing the pedal’s range of movement.

• Page 164: Shifting Procedure

  Controls in detail Automatic transmission Shifting procedure The current gear selector lever position P, Allow engine to warm up under low load use. R, N, or D appears in the multifunction display Do not place full load on the engine until the The automatic transmission selects indi- ( page 164).

• Page 165: Gear Selector Lever Positions

  Controls in detail Automatic transmission Gear selector lever positions Effect Effect ì Park position The SmartKey can only be The current gear selector lever position removed from the starter switch appears in the multifunction display. Gear selector lever position with the gear selector lever in when the vehicle is parked.

• Page 166
  ë Neutral position N can result in transmission damage that is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz When leaving the vehicle, always remove the No power is transmit t ed from the Limited Warranty.

• Page 167: Driving Tips

  Controls in detail Automatic transmission Driving tips Stopping Maneuvering When you stop briefly, e.g. at traffic lights: When you maneuver in tight areas, e.g. when pulling into a parking space: Accelerator position Leave the transmission in gear. Control the vehicle speed by gradually Your driving style influences the Hold the vehicle with the brake.

• Page 168: Gear Ranges

  Controls in detail Automatic transmission Gear ranges If the transfer case is in off-road driving Effect position LOW, the automatic transmission will è The transmission shifts through With the gear selector lever in drive not shift up automatically, even when the engine third gear only.

• Page 169: One-Touch Gearshifting

  Controls in detail Automatic transmission One-touch gearshifting Limiting gear range Extending gear range Briefly press the gear selector lever to With the gear selector lever in drive the right in the D+ direction. Warning! position D, you can limit or extend the gear The transmission will shift to the next range.

• Page 170: Emergency Operation (Limp-Home Mode)

  ( page 164). Have the transmission checked at an responsive or sluggish or the transmission authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck The transmission will shift from the no longer shifts, the transmission is most Center as soon as possible.

• Page 171: Transfer Case

  Controls in detail Transfer case Switching transfer case For more information on off-road driving, The current gear position of the transfer see “Off-road driving” ( page 253). case appears in the multifunction display. The transfer case switch is located on the lower part of the center console.

• Page 172
  Controls in detail Transfer case Switching from HIGH to LOW Switching from LOW to HIGH Warning! The shift procedure can only be performed The shift procedure can only be performed when: when: Always wait until the procedure of shifting the engine is running the engine is running from HIGH to LOW –…
• Page 173
  If the shift procedure still does not take TC in neutral place, have the vehicle checked at an The shift did not take place. The authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck transfer case is in neutral. Gear Center as soon as possible. position appears in transfer case indicator 1.

• Page 174: Differential Locks

  Otherwise the transfer case can be damaged, fouled surfaces which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. Do not engage the front axle differential lock when driving around tight corners. This…

• Page 175: A Few Words About Differentials And Differential Locks

  Controls in detail Differential locks A few words about differentials and The Electronic Traction System (4-ETS) the rear wheels. When the rear differential differential locks addresses this problem and provides for is locked, power going to the rear wheels is good control and steering ability by auto- equally distributed, so that both rear When a vehicle negotiates a turn, wheels…

• Page 176: Switching Differential Locks On And Off

  Controls in detail Differential locks Switching differential locks on and off Switching differential locks on When the differential lock engagement operation has been compl e ted, the red To avoid damage to the transfer case and The switches are located on the upper part function indicator lamp 5 comes on.

• Page 177
  Controls in detail Differential locks Rear axle differential lock Switching differential locks off All messages in the multifunction display disappear. The ESP ® warning lamp v Press switch 2. There are two different methods to and the — indicator lamp in the disengage differential locks: The yellow engagement indicator instrument cluster go out.

• Page 178: Good Visibility

  Controls in detail Good visibility Good visibility For information on windshield wipers, see the ignition is switched on The headlamps will automatically be “Windshield wipers” ( page 58). cleaned when you have switched on the headlamps incoming light from headlamps falls on Headlamp cleaning system the sensor in the interior rear view operated the windshield wipers with…

• Page 179
  Controls in detail Good visibility The exterior rear view mirror buttons are Move the gear selector lever to reverse Warning! located above the exterior lamp switch. gear R. The passenger-side exterior rear view Exercise care when using the passen- mirror will be turned downward to the ger-side exterior rear view mirror.

• Page 180: Sun Visors

  Controls in detail Good visibility Sun visors Vanity mirror Make sure the ignition is switched on The sun visors protect you from sun glare ( page 39) and sun visor 1 is properly while driving. engaged in mounting 2. Swing sun visor 1 down. Warning! Flip up vanity mirror cover3 to access vanity mirror.

• Page 181: Windshield Defroster

  Controls in detail Good visibility Glare to a side window Windshield defroster The windshield defroster switch is located on the upper part of the center console. Swing sun visor 1 down. The windshield defroster uses a large Disengage sun visor 1 from amount of power.

• Page 182: Rear Window Defroster

  Controls in detail Good visibility Activating Rear window defroster Activating Press switch 1. Press button 1 or F on the The rear window defroster uses a large respective climate control panel Indicator lamp 2 comes on. amount of power. To keep battery drain to ( page 183).

• Page 183: Climate Control

  Controls in detail Climate control…

• Page 184
  Controls in detail Climate control For draft-free ventilation, move the sliders Item Item for the center air vents and side air vents to the 1 Left side defroster air vent, fixed 1 Air volume control middle position. 2 Left side air vent, adjustable 2 Left side temperature control 3 Thumbwheel for air volume control 3 Right side temperature control…
• Page 185
  Controls in detail Climate control The climate control is operational when- Nearly all dust particles, pollutants and Severe conditions (e.g. strong air pollution) ever the engine is running. You can oper- odors are filtered out before outside air may require replacement of the filter before its ate the cli m ate control system in either the enters the passenger compartment scheduled interval.

• Page 186: Deactivating The Climate Control

  Controls in detail Climate control Deactivating the climate control Operating the climate control system Deactivating system in automatic mode Press button U ( page 183) once more. When operating the climate control system The indicator lamp on the button goes Warning! in automatic mode, you will only rarely need to adjust the temperature, air volume and air…

• Page 187: Adjusting Air Distribution

  Controls in detail Climate control Increasing Adjusting air distribution Press button U ( page 183). Turn temperature control 2 The indicator lamp on the button goes Use air distribution control 4 and/or 3 ( page 183) slightly out. The automatic air distribution con- ( page 183) to adjust the air distribution.

• Page 188: Front Defroster

  Controls in detail Climate control Adjusting air volume for the center air Closing the side air vents Activating vents Turn thumbwheel 3 and/or a Press button 0 or P ( page 182) to the left. ( page 183). Opening the center air vents Side air vent 2 and/or b The indicator lamp on the button Turn thumbwheel 5 and/or 8…

• Page 189: Air Recirculation Mode

  Controls in detail Climate control Deactivating Air recirculation mode Activating Press button 0 or P Press button , ( page 183). Switch to air recirculation mode to prevent ( page 183) once more. The indicator lamp on the button unpleasant odors from entering the vehicle The indicator lamp on the button goes comes on.

• Page 190: Air Conditioning

  Controls in detail Climate control Deactivating Air conditioning Deactivating Press button , ( page 183) once It is possible to deactivate the air condi- The cooling function, only operational more. tioning (cooling) function of the climate when the engine is running, cools the control system.

• Page 191: Residual Heat And Ventilation

  The indicator lamp on the button goes out. Have the air conditioning checked at the nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. The residual heat is automatically turned off: when the ignition is switched on after about 30 minutes…

• Page 192: Rear Passenger Compartment Adjustable Air Vents

  Controls in detail Climate control Rear passenger compartment Adjusting air distribution adjustable air vents Push the slide for the left center vent 2 or right center air vent 3 to The air conditioning for the rear passenger the left, right, up, or down. compartment is controlled via the climate The air flow is directed in the control panel ( page 183).

• Page 193: Power Windows

  Controls in detail Power windows Opening and closing You can also open or close the windows Warning! using the SmartKey, see “Summer opening fea- The side windows are opened and closed ture” ( page 193) and see “Convenience clos- electrically. The switches for all side When closing the windows, make sure there ing feature”…

• Page 194: Summer Opening Feature

  Controls in detail Power windows Fully opening the windows Summer opening feature Aim transmitter eye of the SmartKey at (Express-open) the driver’s outside door handle. If the weather is warm, you can ventilate Press switch 2, 3, 4 or 5 past the The SmartKey must be in close the vehicle before driving off by simulta- resistance point and release.

• Page 195: Convenience Closing Feature

  Controls in detail Power windows Convenience closing feature Aim transmitter eye of the SmartKey at the driver’s outside door handle When locking the vehicle, you can close ( page 193). the windows and the tilt/sliding sunroof The SmartKey must be in close simultaneously.

• Page 196: Power Tilt/Sliding Sunroof

  Controls in detail Power tilt/sliding sunroof Power tilt/sliding sunroof Opening and closing In a vehicle rollover, occupants not wearing Warning! their seat belts or no t wearing them properly The tilt/sliding sunroof is opened and may be thrown out of the opening. Such an closed electrically.

• Page 197
  Mercedes-Benz Limited The movement of the tilt/sliding required direction of arrows 1 to 4 Warranty. sunroof stops.

• Page 198: Driving Systems

  Controls in detail Driving systems Driving systems Cruise control The driving systems of your vehicle are Warning! described on the following pages: The cruise control automatically maintai n s Cruise control ( page 197), with the speed you set for your vehicle. The cruise control is a convenience system which the vehicle can maintain a preset designed to assist the driver during vehicle…

• Page 199
  Controls in detail Driving systems Remove your foot from the accelerator Moving the gear selector lever to neutral pedal. position N while driving also cancels the cruise control. However, the gear selector lever should The cruise control is activated. not be moved to neutral position N while driving, except to coast when the vehicle is in danger of On uphill or downhill grades, the cruise skidding (e.g.
• Page 200
  Controls in detail Driving systems Setting a lower speed Setting to last stored speed Lift the cruise control lever in direction of arrow 1 and hold it up until the (“Resume” function) Depress the cruise control lever in desired speed is reached. direction of arrow 2 and hold it down Release the cruise control lever.

• Page 201: Rear Parking Assist

  Controls in detail Driving systems Rear Parking Assist The Rear Parking Assist system is an The operational function of the Rear Parking electronic aid designed to assist the driver Assist can be affected by dirty sensors, during parking maneuvers. It visually and especially at times of snow and ice.

• Page 202
  Controls in detail Driving systems Range of the sensors The Rear Parking Assist system monitors the rear surrounding of your vehicle with To function properly, the sensors must be four sensors in the rear bumper. free of dirt, ice, snow, and slush. Clean the sensors regularly, being careful not to scratch or damage the sensors, see “Cleaning the Rear Parki n g Assist sensors”…
• Page 203
  Controls in detail Driving systems Sensors Warning indicator The warning indicator is divided into four yellow, and two red distance s egments 1. Visual signals indicate to the driver the approx. 59.1 in (150 cm) Center The Rear Parking Assist system is ready relative distance between the sensors and when you hear a signal and the readiness Corners…

• Page 204: Rear View Camera

  Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center as stacles at all. The rear view camera does not soon as possible. relieve you of the responsibility to be cau- Warning! tious, take care and pay careful attention.

• Page 205
  “Cleaning the rear view camera lens” Mercedes-Benz recommends that you ( page 319). contact a Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center for this purpose. 1 Rear view camera Do not use the rear view camera in thes e sit- uations.
• Page 206
  Controls in detail Driving systems Move the gear selector lever to reverse gear R ( page 162). The area behind the vehicle appears in the COMAND system display. The area behind the vehicle is shown in the COMAND system display as a mirror image, like in the rear view mirror.

• Page 207: Loading

  Controls in detail Loading Roof rack Expanding cargo compartment Split rear seat bench This vehicle is not intended to carry items To expand the cargo compartment, you on its roof. Thus roof rails and any can fold forward the left and right section Warning! roof-mounted devices must not be used.

• Page 208
  Controls in detail Loading Folding seat backrest forward Returning seat bench and seat backrest to original position Remove the head restraints ( page 111). Fold the seat bench (together with the seat backrest) rearward until it locks Pull release lever 1 in direction of into place.

• Page 209: Loading Instructions

  Controls in detail Loading Loading instructions The gross vehicle weight which is the weight of the vehicle including fuel, tools, spare wheel, installed accessories, pas- Warning! sengers and luggage/cargo must never exceed the load limit and Gross Vehicle Always fasten items being carried as Weight Rating (GVWR) for your vehicle as securely as possible using cargo tie-down specified on the certification label located…

• Page 210: Cargo Tie-Down Rings

  Controls in detail Loading Cargo tie-down rings The handling characteristics of a fully For additional safety when transporting loaded vehicle depend greatly on the load cargo while the rear seats are unoccupied, distribution. It is therefore recommended fasten the outer seat belts crosswise into Warning! to load the vehicle according to the illustra- the opposite side buckles.

• Page 211: Partition Net* (Mb Accessory)

  Controls in detail Loading Partition net* (MB Accessory) Your vehicle is equipped with four cargo Carefully secure cargo by applying even tie-down rings located in the cargo com- load on all cargo tie-down rings with rope partment floor. of sufficient strength to hold down the Warning! cargo.

• Page 212
  Controls in detail Loading Installing partition net behind rear seat Hanging up partition net Use of the partition net is a particularly important safety factor when the vehicl e is bench loaded higher than the top of the seat Installation can be performed by opening backrests with smaller objects.
• Page 213
  Controls in detail Loading Pulling partition net tight Installation partition net behind front Lift tensioner 3 on tightening belt 4 must point in direction of the windshield seats (indicated by the arrow). Use lift tensioner 3 to set the length of tightening belt 4 to cargo tie-down ring 6.
• Page 214
  Controls in detail Loading Hanging up partition net Pulling partition net tight Pull tightening belt 4 by the loose end until the partition net is pulled tight. After driving a short distance, make sure the partition net is still tight and, if necessary, pull it tight again.

• Page 215: Cargo Compartment Cover Blind

  Controls in detail Loading Cargo compartment cover blind Rolling out blind Removing and installing blind Grip the blind strap and pull blind 1 The cargo compartment cover bli n d can be forward across the cargo compart- installed behind the rear seat bench. ment.

• Page 216: Useful Features

  Controls in detail Useful features Useful features Storage compartments Opening the glove box Warning! Pull glove box lid release 1 in direction of arrow. Do not load items on the roof. It may cause Warning! instability during some maneuvers which Glove box lid 2 opens downward.

• Page 217
  Controls in detail Useful features Locking and unlocking the glove box Insert the mechanical key into the separately glove box lock. You can lock the glove box separately, e.g. Turn the mechanical key to position 2 when the vehicle is in the shop for service. to lock the glove box.
• Page 218
  Controls in detail Useful features Opening the storage/telephone* tray Storage box in front of armrest Ruffled storage bags Press button 1 and lift up armrest cover. Warning! Located in the cover of the storage/tele- The ruffled storage bag is intended for phone* tray is a storage area for small items storing light-weight items only.
• Page 219
  Controls in detail Useful features Parcel net in front passenger footwell Ruffled storage bags are located on the A small convenience parcel net is located front seat backrests. in the front passenger footwell. It is for small and light items, such as road maps, Warning! mail, etc.
• Page 220
  Place bracket of cup holder 1 into cause damage not covered by the recess (indicated by arrow) of Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. cupholder base 2. If the cup holder is no longer in use, it can for example, be stored in the glove box or…

• Page 221: Ashtrays

  Controls in detail Useful features Cup holder in front passenger footwell Cup holder in rear passenger footwell Ashtrays Your vehicle is equipped with an ashtray and a cigarette li g hter located in the center console and two ashtrays located in the rear passenger compartment ( page 221).

• Page 222
  Controls in detail Useful features Opening the ashtray Reinstalling the ashtray insert Briefly touch at top of cover plate 3. Push ashtray insert 5 down into the ashtray frame until it engages. The ashtray opens automatically. Push at top of cover plate 3 to close Removing the ashtray insert the ashtray.

• Page 223: Cigarette Lighter

  Controls in detail Useful features Opening the ashtray Cigarette lighter Pull at top of cover 1. Warning! Removing the ashtray insert Push down on catch 2. Never touch the heating element or sides of the cigarette lighter; they are extremely hot. Pull out ashtray insert 3.

• Page 224: Electrical Outlet

  Controls in detail Useful features Electrical outlet Power outlet in front passenger The lighter socket can accommodate footwell 12 V DC electrical accessories (up to a maxi- mum of 180 W) designed for use with the stan- If you use all power outlets in the vehicle, dard “cigarette lighter”…

• Page 225: Floormats

  Controls in detail Useful features Power outlet in rear passenger footwell Power outlet in cargo compartment Floormats Warning! Whenever you are using floormats, make sure there is enough clearance and the floormats are securely fastened. Floormats should always be securely fas- tened using the eyelets and retainer pins.

• Page 226: Heated Steering Wheel

  Controls in detail Useful features Heated steering wheel Switching on Switching off Switch on the ignition ( page 39). Turn switch at the tip of stalk in The steering wheel heating warms up the direction of arrow 2. Turn switch at the tip of stalk in leather area of the steering wheel.

• Page 227: Telephone

  Please do not forget that your primary phone cradle. These mobile phone cradles can Warning! be obtained from an authorized Mercedes-Benz responsibility is to drive the vehicle. Light Truck Center. A driver’s attention to the road must always…

• Page 228
  Please note that these functions are only If applicable, remove the cover for the Push the top of the mobile phone in available with Mercedes-Benz approved external antenna connection from the direction of arrow 1, until the lug on mobile phones. Please contact an…
• Page 229
  Controls in detail Useful features Press release catch in direction of Press release button in direction of When you take the SmartKey out of the arrow 1 and take mobile phone out of arrow 1 and take mobile phone starter switch, the mobile phone remains switched on for approximately 10 minutes.

• Page 230: Tele Aid

  Controls in detail Useful features Tele Aid The Tele Aid system To activate, press the SOS button, the Roadside Assistance button • or (Telematic Alarm Identification on the Information button ¡, depend- The initial activation of the Tele Aid system Demand) may only be performed by completing the sub- ing on the type of response required.

• Page 231
  (determined by the above, the system may not operate as GPS satellite location system), vehicle expected. Have the system checked at the model, identification number and color are nearest Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center generated. as soon as possible.
• Page 232
  Controls in detail Useful features Initiating an emergency call manually A voice connection between the Response Warning! Center and the occupants of the vehicle will be established automatically soon If the indicator lamp in the SOS button is after the emergency call has been flashing continuously and there was no initiated.
• Page 233
  The Roadside Assistance button • is Close cover 1 after the emergency located below the center armrest cover. A call to a Mercedes-Benz Roadside call is concluded. Assistance dispatcher will be initiated. The button will flash while the call is in progress.

• Page 234: Information Button

  10 seconds. Mercedes-Benz technician or arrange to If the indicator lamp on the Roadside Assistance tow your vehicle to the nearest button •…

• Page 235
  Connecting call See system self-check ( page 230) if the Mercedes-Benz USA products and service s in the multifunction display. indicator lamp does not come on in red or stays is available to you. on longer than approximately 10 seconds.
• Page 236
  Visit your authorized Contact the Mercedes-Benz Response priority and override all other active calls. Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center and have the Center at 1-800-756-9018 (in the USA) system checked or contact the Response Center or 1-888-923-8367 (in Canada).

• Page 237: Garage Door Opener

  The SOS button will flash and the message Pass this number on to the garage door openers, gate openers, or Connecting call will appear in the multi- Mercedes-Benz Response C enter along other devices compatible with HomeLink ® function display to indicate receipt of the door with your password issued to you when or some other systems.

• Page 238
  Controls in detail Useful features When programming a garage door opener, Warning! park the vehicle outside the garage. Before programming the integrated remote Do not run the engine while programming control to a garage door opener or gate the integrated remote control. Inhalation of operator, make sure people and objects are exhaust gas is hazardous to your health.
• Page 239
  Controls in detail Useful features Step 2: Step 3: Step 5: If you have previously programmed a Hold end of hand-held remote After indicator lamp 1 changes from a signal transmitter button and wish to control 5 of the device you wish to slow to a rapidly flashing light, release retain its programming, proceed to train approximately 2 to 5 in…
• Page 240
  Controls in detail Useful features Rolling code programming Step 9: Step 12: To train a garage door opener (or other Press the “training” button on the Confirm the garage door operation by rolling code devices) with the rolling code garage door opener motor head unit. pressing the programmed signal feature, follow these instructions after transmitter button (2, 3, or 4).
• Page 241
  Controls in detail Useful features Operation of integrated remote control If you live in Canada or if you are having Upon completion of programming the difficulties programming a gate operator integrated remote control, make sure you retain Switch on the ignition ( page 39). (regardless of where you live) by using the the hand-held remote control that came with the Select and press the appropriate signal…
• Page 242
  Mercedes-Benz Light (1) This device may not cause interference, and Truck Center, or call Mercedes-Benz Customer While performing step 3, hold Assistance Center (in the USA only) at (2) this device must accept any interference…

• Page 244: Operation

  Operation The first 1000 miles (1500 km) Driving instructions At the gas station Engine compartment Tires and wheels Winter driving Maintenance Vehicle care…

• Page 245: The First 1000 Miles (1500 Km)

  Operation The first 1000 miles (1500 km) In the “Operation” section you will find The more cautiously you treat your vehicle Additional instructions for AMG vehicles: detailed information on operating, main- during the break-in period, the more satis- During the first 1000 miles (1500 km), do taining and caring for your vehicle.

• Page 246: Driving Instructions

  Maintenance Booklet and as required by the Maintenance System. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Fuel consumption is also increased by driving in cold weather, in stop-and-go traffic, on short trips and in hilly area.

• Page 247: Power Assistance

  ® Active braking action through the ESP to obtain expected braking effect. Maintain otherwise seriously damage the brake system a safe distance from vehicles in front. which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty.

• Page 248: Driving Off

  ( page 336). lower gear to use the engine’s braking power. not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited This helps prevent overheating of the brakes and Have the brake system inspected Warranty.

• Page 249: Parking

  Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch appear unsafe, have it towed to the nearest to position 0 and remove the SmartKey Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center or tire from the starter switch. dealer for repairs. Take the SmartKey with you and lock…

• Page 250: Hydroplaning

  Operation Driving instructions Hydroplaning Treadwear indicators (TWI) are required by Specified tire inflation pressures must be law. These indicators are located in six maintained. This applies particularly if the Depending on the depth of the water layer places on the tread circumference and tires are subjected to high loads (e.g.

• Page 251: Tire Speed Rating

  Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. possibly resulting in an accident and/or serious injury and possible death, for you…

• Page 252: Winter Driving Instructions

  Operation Driving instructions Winter driving instructions Do not engage the transfer case in position Warning! LOW when driving on ice or packed snow. The most important rule for slippery or icy At speeds below 18 mph (30 km/h) vehicle roads is to drive sensibly and to avoid If the vehicle becomes stuck in snow, make steering is adversely affected by the LOW sure that snow is kept clear of the exhaust…

• Page 253: Standing Water

  Any such damage is not covered by the ment floor and fastening materials. Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. you must drive slowly For more informati o n, see “Driving through Do not load items on the roof. It may cause…

• Page 254: Off-Road Driving

  Operation Driving instructions Off-road driving Special driving features for off-road Warning! driving The following driving features are avai l able Sand, dirt, mud and other material having Warning! for specific kind of operation: friction property can cause exceptional wear and tear as well as brake failure. ABS ( page 87) Do not load items on the roof.

• Page 255
  Before driving through water, determine its damage that is not covered by the your trip. Driving with reduced tire inflation depth. Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. pressure increases the risk of losing control Do not stop vehicle while immersed in water, of the vehicle and rolling over.
• Page 256
  Operation Driving instructions Tires Rims Driving in steep terrain Check the tread depth and maintain Dented or bent rims can cause tire specified tire inflation pressure (the inflation pressure loss and damage the Tire and Loading Information placard tire beads. For this reason, check and, with the recommended tire inflation if necessary, change rims before pressures is located on the driver’s…
• Page 257
  Operation Driving instructions Traction in steep terrain Driving on embankments, slopes and Utilize the engine’s braking power other steep inclines should only be when descending a slope, observe the Be easy on the accelerator and watch for done straight uphill or downhill, i.e. in engine speed (do not overrev the continuous wheel traction when driving the line of gravity.
• Page 258
  Operation Driving instructions Driving across a hilltop Driving downhill Driving through water Decelerate just ahead of a hilltop (do not Select gear range 1 on the automatic select gear range N), to prevent the transmission ( page 167). vehicle from speeding up too much after Drive downhill observing the same climbing a hill.
• Page 259
  Operation Driving instructions Crossing obstacles Comply with the warnings Do not stop vehicle while immersed in ( page 253) and rules for off-road water, and do not shut off the engine. driving ( page 253). There is a very high level of driving Switch off the exterior l a mps as well as resistance in water.
• Page 260
  Operation Driving instructions Driving on sand When driving over tree stumps, big rocks In sandy soil, driv e at a steady speed as and other obstacles, observe the fol l owing conditions permit. This helps overcome rules: the vehicle rolling resistance and Warning! reduce the likelihood of the vehicle Check the vehicle clearance before…
• Page 261
  Remove excessive dirt from tires, appear unsafe, have it towed to the nearest grassy center strip if the route permits. wheels, wheel housings, and under- Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center or tire body. dealer for repairs. For instance, after driving in mud, clean…

• Page 262: Driving Abroad

  Inspect frame, oil pan, brake hoses, Abroad, there is an extensive etc., as well as vehicle underbody for Mercedes-Benz service network at your possible damage. COMAND, radio and telephone* disposal. If you plan to drive into areas Check for brush or branches caught in which are not listed in the index of a the underbody.

• Page 263: Catalytic Converter

  Operation Driving instructions Telephones and two-way radios Catalytic converter Warning! Your Mercedes-Benz is equipped with Warning! monolithic-type catalytic converters, an As with any vehicle, do not idle, park or operate this vehicle in areas where combus- important element in conjunction with the…

• Page 264: Emission Control

  If you think that exhaust gas therefore, be carried out only by qualified Warning! fumes are entering the vehicle while driving, Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center autho- have the cause determined and corrected rized technicians. Driving when your engine is overheated immediately.

• Page 265: At The Gas Station

  Operation At the gas station Refueling The fuel filler flap is located on the Turn off the engine. right-hand side of the vehicle towards the Remove the SmartKey from the starter rear. switch. Warning! Locking/unlocking the vehicle with the Push on fuel filler flap 1 at the SmartKey automatically locks/unlocks the position indicated by the arrow.

• Page 266: Check Regularly And Before A Long Trip

  2 Brake fluid For more information on gasoline, see “Premium unleaded gasoline” ( page 424), refer to the Factory Approved Service Products pamphlet (USA only), or contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.

• Page 267
  Notify an Windshield/rear window washer sys- authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center tem and headlamp cleaning system immediately. Do not add brake fluid as this will For more information on refilling the not solve the problem.

• Page 268: Engine Compartment

  Operation Engine compartment Engine compartment Hood Warning! Warning! You could be injured when the hood is open The engine is equipped with a transistorized Warning! – even when the engine is switched off. ignition system. Because of the high voltage, it is dangerous to touch any components Do not pull the release lever while the vehi- Parts of the engine can become very hot.

• Page 269
  Engine compartment The hood lock release lever is located to the left of the steering wheel under the dashboard. G 55 AMG G 500 3 Safety hook 2 Safety hook Lift hood up slightly. Lift hood up slightly. 1 Hood lock release lever…

• Page 270: Engine Oil

  Using special additives not approved by Mercedes-Benz may cause damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. More information on this subject is available at any Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.

• Page 271
  Operation Engine compartment Checking engine oil level with the Press button k or j on the control system multifunction steering wheel until the 1.0 qt following message appears in the to reach When checking the oil level multifunction display: maximum the vehicle must be parked on level oil level ground…
• Page 272
  Switch temperature, wait 5 minutes before In this case we recommend that you have the ignition on to checking oil. system checked at a Mercedes-Benz Light Truck check engine Center. If the engine is not at operating oil level temperature yet, you must wait For more information on messages in the Switch on the ignition ( page 39).
• Page 273
  Operation Engine compartment Checking engine oil level with the oil Pull out oil dipstick 1 again after dipstick (G 500 only) approximately 3 seconds to obtain accurate reading. When checking the oil level The oil level is correct when it is the vehicle must be parked on level between lower mark 3 (min.) and…

• Page 274: Transmission Fluid Level

  Transmission fluid level The transmission fluid level does not need to be checked. If you notice transmission fluid loss or gear shifting malfunctions, have an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light G 55 AMG Truck Center check the automatic trans- 1 Filler cap…

• Page 275: Coolant Level

  Operation Engine compartment Coolant level The coolant expansion tank is located on Warning! the passenger side of the engine compart- The engine coolant is a mixture of water ment. and anticorrosion/antifreeze. In order to avoid any potentially serious burns: When checking the coolant level, Use extreme caution when opening the the vehicle must be parked on level hood if there are any signs of steam or…

• Page 276: Cleaning System

  Operation Engine compartment Windshield/rear window washer Using a rag, turn cap 1 slowly approx- Fluid for the windshield/rear window imately one half turn counterclockwise system and headlamp cleaning system washer system and the headlamp cl e aning to release any excess pressure. system is supplied from the windshield The windshield washer reservoir is located washer reservoir.

• Page 277
  Operation Engine compartment Use the tab to pull cap 1 upwards. Refill the reservoir with MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “MB SummerFit” and water (or commercially available premixed windshield washer solvent/antifreeze, depending on ambient temperatures). Always use washer solvent/antifreeze where temperatures may fall below freezing point.

• Page 278: Tires And Wheels

  When replacing rims, only use genuine Break in new tires for approximately Mercedes-Benz wheel bolts specified for the Warning! 60 miles (100 km) at moderate particular rim type. Failure to do so can speeds.

• Page 279: Tire Care And Maintenance

  Operation Tires and wheels Tire care and maintenance Tire inspection Life of tire Every time you check your tire inflation The service life of a tire is dependent upon pressure, you should also inspect your varying factors including but not limited to: Warning! tires for the following: Driving style…

• Page 280
  Operation Tires and wheels Tread depth Warning! Do not allow your tires to wear down too far. Adhesion properties on wet roads are Although the applicable federal motor safe ty sharply reduced at tread depths of less laws consider a tire to be worn when the than in (3 mm).

• Page 281: Direction Of Rotation

  Operation Tires and wheels Direction of rotation Loading the vehicle is the total allowable weight that can be carried by a single axle (front or rear). Unidirectional tires offer added advan- Two labels on your vehicle show how much Never exceed the GVWR or GAWR for tages, such as better hydroplaning per- weight it may properly carry.

• Page 282
  Operation Tires and wheels Tire and Loading Information Tire and Loading Information placard The Tire and Loading Information placard showing the load limit information is Data shown on Tire and Loading Infor m ation located on the driver’s door B-pillar Warning! placard example are for illustration purposes ( page 280).
• Page 283
  Operation Tires and wheels Seating capacity Steps for determining correct load limit Data shown on Tire and Loading Information placard example are for illustration purposes The seating capacity gives you important The following steps have been developed only. Seating data are specific to each vehicle information on the number of occupants as required of all manufacturers under and may vary from data shown in the illustration…
• Page 284
  Operation Tires and wheels Step 3 Step 5 The following table shows examples on how to calculate total and cargo load Subtract the combined weight of the Determine the combined weight of capacities with varying seating configura- driver and passengers from luggage and cargo being loaded on the tions and number and size of occupants.
• Page 285
  Operation Tires and wheels Example Combined Number of Seating Occupants weight Combined Available cargo/luggage and weight limit of occupants configu- weight of all trailer tongue weight (total load occupants and (driver and ration occupants limit from Tire and Loading cargo from Tire passengers) Information placard minus com- and Loading…
• Page 286
  GVWR and GAWR from the certification limits (GVWR and GAWR for front and rear If an approved Mercedes-Benz trailer hitch label. The certification label can be found axle), have the loaded vehicle (including is available for your G-Class vehicle model, on the driver’s door B- p illar, see “Technical…

• Page 287: Recommended Tire Inflation Pressure

  Operation Tires and wheels Recommended tire inflation pressure Follow recommended cold tire inflation Do not overload the tires by exceeding the pressures listed on the Tire and Loading specified load limit as indicated on the Tire Information placard on the driver’s door and Loading Information placard on the Warning! B-pillar.

• Page 288
  Tire data are specific to each vehicle and fuel filler flap, contact an authorized may vary from data shown in the illustration Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center for Warning! below. Refer to Tire and Loading Information proper tire inflation pressure.

• Page 289: Checking Tire Inflation Pressure

  Operation Tires and wheels Tire inflation pressure changes by approxi- Do not overload the tires by exceeding the Warning! mately 1.5 psi (0.1 bar) per 18°F (10°C) of specified load limit as indicated on the Tire air temperature change. Keep this in mind and Loading Information placard on the Follow recommended tire inflation when checking tire inflation pressure…

• Page 290
  Operation Tires and wheels Checking tire inflation pressure Checking tire pressure electronically USA only: manually with the Advanced Tire Pressure This device complies with Part 15 of the Monitoring System (Advanced TPMS) FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following Follow the steps below to achieve correct two conditions: tire inflation pressure:…
• Page 291
  Operation Tires and wheels The TPMS only functions on wheels that Switch on the ignition ( page 39). Warning! are equipped with the proper electronic Press button j or k until the sensors. It monitors the tire inflation pres- current inflation pressures for each tire It is the driver’s responsibility to calibrate sure, as selected by the driver, in all four appear in the multifunction display.
• Page 292
  Operation Tires and wheels Driving on a significantly underinflated tire Warning! Warning! causes the tire to overheat and can lead to tire failure. The Advanced TPMS does not indicate a Each tire, including the spare (if provided), warning for wrongly selected inflation pres- should be checked monthly when cold and Underinflation also reduces fuel efficiency sures.
• Page 293
  Operation Tires and wheels Tire inflation pressure warnings Restarting Advanced TPMS USA only: When the malfunction indicator is If the system detects a significant loss of The TPMS usually recognizes new refer- illuminated, the system may not be able to tire inflation pressure in one or more than ence values automatically, for example detect or signal low tire pressure as…
• Page 294
  Operation Tires and wheels If you want to set new reference values Press button è or ÿ on the mul- Press the reset button ( page 130). manually: tifunction steering wheel repeatedly The following message will appear in until the standard display menu Using the Tire and Loading Information the multifunction display: appears in the multifunction display.

• Page 295: Tire Labeling

  Operation Tires and wheels Potential problems associated with Overinflated tires Tire labeling underinflated and overinflated tires Overinflated tires can: Besides tire name (sales designation) and adversely affect handling manufacturer name, a number of markings Underinflated tires characteristics can be found on a tire. Underinflated tires can: cause uneven tire wear Following are some explanations for the…

• Page 296
  Operation Tires and wheels Tire size designation, load and speed 1 Uniform Quality Grading Standards General: ( page 302) rating Depending on the design standards used, 2 DOT, Tire Identification Number (TIN) the tire size molded into the sidewall may ( page 299) have no letter or a l e tter preceding the tire 3 Maximum tire load ( page 300)
• Page 297
  Operation Tires and wheels Tire width Rim diameter Warning! The tire width 1 ( page 295) indicates The rim diameter 4 ( page 295) is the the nominal tire width in mm. diameter of the bead seat, not the The tire load rating must always be at least diameter of the rim edge.
• Page 298
  Operation Tires and wheels For additional information on tire load At the tire manufacturer’s option, any Tire load rating 5 ( page 295) and tire rating, see “Load identification” tire with a speed capability above speed rating 6 ( page 295) are also referred ( page 298).

• Page 299: Load Identification

  Operation Tires and wheels Load identification If a service description 5 and 6 All-season and winter tires ( page 295) is given, the speed Index Speed rating capability is limited by the speed Q M+S up to 100 mph (160 km/h) symbol in the service description.

• Page 300: Dot, Tire Identification Number (Tin)

  Operation Tires and wheels DOT, Tire Identification Number (TIN) In addition to tire load rating, special load identification 1 may be molded into the U.S. tire regulations require each new tire tire sidewall following the letter designat- manufacturer or tire retreader to mold a ing the tire speed rating ( page 295).

• Page 301: Maximum Tire Load

  Operation Tires and wheels DOT (Department of Transportation) Tire type code Maximum tire load A tire branding symbol 1 ( page 299) The code 4 ( page 299) may, at the which denotes the tire meets require- option of the manufacturer, be used as a ments of the U.S.

• Page 302: Maximum Tire Inflation Pressure

  Operation Tires and wheels Maximum tire inflation pressure Always follow the recommended tire Warning! inflation pressure ( page 286) for proper tire inflation. Do not overload the tires by exceeding the specified load limit as indicated on the Tire Warning! and Loading Information placard located on the driver’s door B-pillar.

• Page 303: Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standards (U.s. Vehicles)

  Operation Tires and wheels Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standards Treadwear Quality grades can be found, where (U.S. vehicles) applicable, on the tire sidewall between The treadwear grade is a comparative rat- tread shoulder and maximum section ing based on the w ear rate of the tire when Tire manufacturers are required to grade width.

• Page 304
  Operation Tires and wheels Traction Temperature Warning! The traction grades, from highest to The temperature grades are A (the high- lowest, are AA, A, B, and C. Those grades est), B, and C, representing the tire’s resis- The temperature grade for this tire is represent the tire’s ability to stop on wet tance to the generation of heat and its established for a tire that is prop e rly inflated…

• Page 305: Tire Ply Material

  Operation Tires and wheels Tire ply material Tire and loading terminology Another metric unit for air pressure. There are 14.5038 pounds per square inch (psi) Accessory weight to 1 bar; there are 100 kilopascals (kPa) The combined weight (in excess of those to 1 bar.

• Page 306
  Operation Tires and wheels DOT (Department of Transportation) GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight) Maximum load rating A tire branding symbol which denotes the The GVW comprises the weight of the The maximum load in kilograms and tire meets requirements of the vehicle including fuel, tools, spare wheel, pounds that can be carried by the tire.
• Page 307
  Operation Tires and wheels Production options weight Tire ply composition and material used The combined weight of those installed A metal support for a tire or a tire and tube This indicates the number of plies or the regular production options weighing over assembly upon which the tire beads are number of layers of rubber-coated fabric in 5 lbs (2.3 kilograms) in excess of those…

• Page 308: Rotating Tires

  Operation Tires and wheels Traction Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standards Rotating tires Force exerted by the vehicle on the road A tire information system that provides via the tires. The amount of grip provided. consumers with ratings for a tire’ s traction, Warning! temperature and treadwear.

• Page 309
  97 lb-ft (130 Nm). tires should be rotated every 3000 to 6000 miles (5000 to 10000 km), or Only use genuine Mercedes-Benz wheel sooner if necessary, according to the bolts specified for your vehicle’s rims. degree of tire wear. The same rotation…

• Page 310: Winter Driving

  Before the onset of winter, have your Warning! vehicle winterized at an authorized Always use winter tires at temperatures Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. This below 45°F (7°C) and whenever wintry Winter tires with a tread depth of less than service includes: in (4 mm) must be replaced.

• Page 311: Block Heater (Canada Only)

  The electrical cable may be installed at an ( page 415). the difference in tire characteristics may authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Snow chains should only be used on very well impair turning stability and that Center.

• Page 312: Maintenance

  Maintenance service indicator We strongly recommend that you have your vehicle serviced at an authorized message Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center, in The maintenance service indicator accordance with the Maintenance Booklet message will notify you when the next at the times called for by the maintenance maintenance service is due.

• Page 313
  Operation Maintenance Clearing the maintenance service You can also clear maintenance service Vehicles equipped with Maintenance indicator message indicator message yourself. System (U.S. vehicles) only: The Maintenance System in your vehicle tracks The maintenance service indicator distance driven and the time elapsed since the message is automatically cleared last maintenance service and calculates other maintenance service work required.

• Page 314: Calling Up The Maintenance Service Indicator Display

  Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center correct it. You can call up the maintenance service Do not confuse the maintenance service indica- Only reset if the proper maintenance service has indicator display at any time to check tor with the engine oil level indicator :.

• Page 315: Vehicle Care

  Operation Vehicle care Cleaning and care of the vehicle While in operation, even while parked, your To avoid paint damage, you should imme- vehicle is subjected to varying external diately remove: Regular and proper care will help to main- influences which, if gone unchecked, can Grease and oil tain the value of your vehicle.

• Page 316
  You can obtain Mercedes-Benz approved the power washer. In doing so, do not neglect the underbody car-care products at an authorized of the vehicle.
• Page 317
  Mercedes-Benz approved Paint Cleaner Only use a mild car wash detergent, should be protected from any wax. should be applied if the paint surface such as Mercedes-Benz approved Car shows signs of dirt embedding (i.e. loss of Shampoo. gloss). Thoroughly spray the vehicle with a Do not apply any of these products or wax diffused jet of water.
• Page 318
  Automatic car wash molding is chrome-plated, contact an authorized Due to the width of the vehicle, fold in exterior Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. You can have your car washed in an auto- rear view mirrors prior to running the vehicle through an automatic car wash to prevent matic car wash from the start.
• Page 319
  Use a mild car wash detergent, such as Follow the instructions provided by the power Mercedes-Benz approved Car washer manufacturer on maintaining a distance Shampoo, with plenty of water. between the vehicle and the nozzle of the power washer.
• Page 320
  Be careful not to apply wax to camera lens 1 when waxing the vehicle. If blades necessary, remove the wax using the Mercedes-Benz approved Car Shampoo Warning! with plenty of water. For safety reasons, switch off wipers and Do not clean the camera and the area…
• Page 321
  When applying Mercedes-Benz approved Tire Care and Mercedes-Benz approved Wheel Care products, take care not to spray them on the brake disks.
• Page 322
  Do not dry the seat belts at temperatures above 176°F (80°C) or in Otherwise you may scratch or damage the Carpets direct sunlight. surface. Use Mercedes-Benz approved Carpet and Fabric Care for cleaning the Hard plastic trim items Warning! carpets. Use Mercedes-Benz approved Interior…
• Page 323
  Upholstery Wipe leather upholstery with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly or clean with Using aftermarket seat covers or wearing Mercedes-Benz approved Leather clothing that have the tendency to give off Care. coloring (e.g. when wet, etc.) may cause the upholstery to become permanentl y dis- Wipe with light pressure to avoid damage to colored.

• Page 324: Practical Hints

  Practical hints What to do if … Where will I find…? Unlocking/locking in an emergency Opening/closing in an emergency Brush guard Replacing SmartKey batteries Replacing bulbs Replacing wiper blades Flat tire Battery Jump starting Towing the vehicle Fuses…

• Page 325: What To Do If

  Have the system checked at an autho- The brake system is still functioning normally rized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck but without the ABS available. Center as soon as possible. If the ABS control unit is malfunctioning,…

• Page 326
  Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution The yellow ABS indicator lamp The charging voltage has fallen below When the voltage is above this value comes on while driving. 10 volts. The ABS has switched off. again, the ABS is operational again and the ABS indicator lamp should go out.
• Page 327
  Apply the parking brake ( page 62). Do not drive any further. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Do not add brake fluid! This will not solve the problem. Read and observe messages in the multifunction display ( page 336).
• Page 328
  (Canada only) Have the system checked at an autho- lamp come on when the rized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck engine is running and an Center as soon as possible. acoustic warning sounds for Failure to follow these instructions approximately 5 seconds.
• Page 329
  (USA only) The yellow engine malfunc- There is a malfunction in: Have the vehicle checked at an tion indicator lamp comes on authorized Mercedes-Benz Light ± (Canada only) The fuel management system while driving. Truck Center as soon as possible .
• Page 330
  Close the fuel filler cap. or the fuel system may be leaky. If it is closed properly: Have the fuel system checked at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Your fuel tank is empty. After refueling start, turn off and restart the engine three or four times in succession.
• Page 331
  The cruise control is deactivated and cannot Continue driving with added caution. be switched on. Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road and weather condi- tions. Have the system checked at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center as soon as possible.
• Page 332
  Practical hints What to do if … Problem Possible cause/consequence Suggested solution The yellow ESP ® warning lamp The ESP ® is deactivated because of inter- Read and observe messages in the comes on and remains on while rupted power supply. The ABS may still be multifunction display ( page 336).
• Page 333
  There is a malfunction in the restraint Drive with added caution to the nearest comes on while driving. systems. The air bags or Emergency authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Tensioning Devices (ETDs) might deploy Center and have the system checked. unexpectedly or may not deploy in an accident.
• Page 334
  ( page 336). pressure/TPMS malfunction Have the Advanced TPMS checked at an telltale for the Advanced TPMS authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Cen- flashes for 60 seconds and then ter. stays illuminated. After the malfunction has been remedied the combination low tire pressure/TPMS malfunc- tion telltale goes out after few minutes driving.
• Page 335
  Practical hints What to do if … Driving on a significantly underinflated tire When the malfunction indicator is Warning! causes the tire to overheat and can lead to illuminated, the system may not be able to tire failure. detect or signal low tire pressure as Each tire, including the spare (if provided), intended.

• Page 336: Lamp In Center Console

  Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center as soon as possible. Do not use the BabySmart restraint to transport children on the front passenger seat until the system has been repaired.

• Page 337: Vehicle Status Messages In The Multifunction Display

  Failure to repair condition noted may cause Address these messages accordingly and be cleared from the multifunction display damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz follow the additional instructions given in using the reset button ( page 130) or Limited Warranty, or result in property this Operator’s Manual.

• Page 338
  Symbol messages ( page 342) ing/indicator lamps, malfunction/warning messages or the failure of any systems. Driving characteristics may be impaired. If you must continue to drive, please do so with added caution. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center as soon as possible.
• Page 339
  , BAS, EBB and 4-ETS are also Operator’s deactivated. Have the system checked at an Manual authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck The brake system is still functioning Center as soon as possible. normally but without the ABS available. Failure to follow these instructions…
• Page 340
  Continue driving with added caution. inoperative malfunction or an interruption in the Have the system checked at an power supply. Operator’s authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Manual The brake system is still functioning Center as soon as possible. normally but without the ESP ®…
• Page 341
  The Advanced TPMS is malfunctioning. Have the Advanced TPMS checked at an Tire pressure authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. monitor inoperative Have the wheel sensors installed by an autho- rized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Do not overinflate tires. Overinflated tires…
• Page 342
  The respective tire is indicated by — — — instead of the Have the appropriate wheel sensors installed at tire inflation pressure in the multifunction display. an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Cen- ter. One or more wheels without appropriate wheel sen- Have the Advanced TPMS checked at an sors mounted (e.g.
• Page 343
  Do not continue to drive. Otherwise, the engine will overheat due to an inoperative water pump which may result in damage to the engine. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. If it is in order: Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light…
• Page 344
  Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The battery was charged with a Have the battery checked at a service battery charger or jump started. station. The battery has insufficient voltage. Turn off unnecessary electric consumers that are currently not needed, e.g.
• Page 345
  Carefully stop the vehicle in a safe location or as soon as it is safe to do so. Apply the parking brake ( page 62). Do not drive any further. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Do not add brake fluid! This will not solve the problem.
• Page 346
  Extended driving with this message and specified in the Maintenance Booklet. symbol displayed may cause serious engine damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. Warning! Do not drive without sufficient amount of coolant in the cooling system.
• Page 347
  Do not continue to drive. Otherwise, the engine will overheat due to an inoperative water pump which may result in damage to the engine. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. If it is in order: Wait for the message to disappear before restarting the engine.
• Page 348
  248°F (120°C). Doing so may cause serious engine damage Driving when your engine is overheated can which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. cause some fluids which may have leaked into the engine compartment to catch fire.
• Page 349
  Have the fan replaced as soon as possible. Ñ The cruise control is malfunctioning. Have the cruise control checked at an Cr. control authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck and SPEED- Center. TRONIC inoperative You are attempting to drive with one or Close the doors.
• Page 350
  Factory level. Approved Service Products pamphlet (USA only) or contact an authorized When this occurs, the warning will first Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. come on intermittently and then stay on if the oil level drops further.
• Page 351
  Have the measuring system checked at an ing. authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. The engine oil level warnings should not be ignored. Extended driving with the symbol displayed could result in serious engine damage that is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty.
• Page 352
  Close the fuel filler cap. may be leaky. If it is closed properly: Have the fuel system checked at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. You are driving with the hood open. Risk of accident! Stop the vehicle in a safe location or as soon as it is safe to do so.
• Page 353
  Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The high mounted brake lamp is malfunc- Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz 3rd brake tioning. This message will only appear if a Light Truck Center as soon as lamp critical number of LEDs have stopped possible.
• Page 354
  Front right malfunctioning. ( page 382). side marker lamp The left high beam lamp is malfunc- Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light High beam tioning. Truck Center as soon as possible. left The right high beam lamp is malfunc- Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light High beam tioning.
• Page 355
  Replace the bulb as soon as possible License plate tioning. ( page 385). lamp, right The left low beam lamp is malfunc- Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Low beam tioning. Light Truck Center as soon as left possible. The right low beam lamp is malfunc-…
• Page 356
  Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The rear fog lamp is malfunctioning. Replace the bulb as soon as possible Rear ( page 384). fog lamp A lamp is malfunctioning. A substitute Switch off the rear fog lamp ( page 121).
• Page 357
  Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The left front turn signal lamp is mal- Replace the bulb as soon as possible Turn signal functioning. A substitute bulb has been ( page 381). front left brought into use.
• Page 358
  Display symbol Display message Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The turn signal in the left exterior rear Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Turn signal view mirror is malfunctioning. This Light Truck Center as soon as in left side message will only appear if a critical num- possible.
• Page 359
  SRS may not be could also result in an accident and/or operational. For your safety, we strongly injury to you or to others. recommend that you contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center immediately to have the system checked;…
• Page 360
  Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution One or more tires are deflating. Carefully bring the vehicle to a halt, avoiding Caution abrupt steering and braking maneuvers. Tire defect The respective tire is shown in the multifunction display.
• Page 361
  Practical hints What to do if … Display symbol Display messages Possible cause/consequence Possible solution The pressure is too low in one or more Check and correct tire inflation pressure as Correct the tires. required ( page 288). tire pressure One or more tires are deflating.
• Page 362
  Possible solution § The transfer case is malfunctioning. Do not switch the transfer case on. Transfer case Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Visit Light Truck Center as soon as workshop possible. The shift process in the transfer case was Repeat the shift process ( page 170).
• Page 363
  Possible solution One or more main functions of the Have the Tele Aid system checked at an Tele Aid Tele Aid system are malfunctioning. authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck inoperative Center. This message appears if button t Function or s on the multifunction steering…
• Page 364
  Possible solution ± Certain electronic systems are unable to Have the electronic systems checked relay information to the control system. at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light The following systems may have failed: Truck Center. Coolant temperature display Tachometer Cruise control display…

• Page 365: Where Will I Find

  Practical hints Where will I find…? First aid kit Vehicle tool kit The vehicle tool kit is stored in a storage Check expiration dates and contents for compartment in the rear footwell. completeness at least once a year and replace missing/expired items.

• Page 366: Vehicle Jack

  Practical hints Where will I find…? Vehicle jack Make sure the jack is positioned correctly Warning! under the axle housing. Always lower the The vehicle jack is stored in a storage com- vehicle onto sufficient capacity jackstands partment under the rear bench seat on the The jack is designed exclusively for jacking before working under the vehicle.

• Page 367: Cd Changer

  Practical hints Where will I find…? CD changer Spare wheel The CD changer is located on the driver’s The spare wheel is located under a cover side of the cargo compartment. on the outside of the vehicle’s tailgate. For information on rim and tire specifica- tions, see “Rims and tires”…

• Page 368
  Practical hints Where will I find…? Removing the spare wheel Warning! Make sure no one is injured when removing the spare wheel. Grip wheel from the sides. Keep hands from beneath the wheel. After changing the wheel, secure the damaged wheel on the spare wheel carrier. 4 Cover plate Make sure the wheel cannot come loose.

• Page 369: Unlocking/Locking In An Emergency

  Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency Unlocking the vehicle Removing the mechanical key Unlocking the driver’s door Insert the mechanical key into the If you cannot unlock the vehicle with the driver’s door lock cylinder until it stops. SmartKey, open the driver’s door and the Turn the mechanical key counterclock- tailgate using the mechanical key.

• Page 370: Locking The Vehicle

  Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency Unlocking the tailgate Locking the vehicle Insert the mechanical key into lock cylinder 2. If you cannot lock the vehicle with the Turn the mechanical key counterclock- SmartKey, lock the vehicle with the wise to position 1 and release it. mechanical key carrying out the following Remove the mechanical key.

• Page 371: Fuel Filler Flap

  Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency Fuel filler flap Close the driver’s door. Slide the mechanical key out of the The emergency release is located on the SmartKey ( page 368). passenger side of the cargo compartment Insert the mechanical key into the behind the rear trim panel.

• Page 372: Manually Unlocking The Gear Selector Lever

  Practical hints Unlocking/locking in an emergency Manually unlocking the gear selector Insert a suitable tool 1 (e.g. a ball lever point pen) into the covered opening. Perform the following two steps In case of power failure the gear selector simultaneously: lever can be manually unlocked, e.g.

• Page 373: Opening/Closing In An Emergency

  Practical hints Opening/closing in an emergency Tilt/sliding sunroof Open the tailgate. Take the vehicle tool kit out of its storage compartment ( page 364). Remove edge protection 1 from the You can open or close the tilt/sliding door pillar. Take key 3 and screwdriver 4 out of sunroof manually should an electrical the vehicle tool kit.

• Page 374: Brush Guard

  Practical hints Brush guard Brush guard Lowering The brush guard is available on G 55 AMG To help prevent personal injury when open- (U.S vehicles only). While holding brush guard firmly, open ing or closing the brush guard, use extreme quick lock 2 using locking and unlock- caution not to trap hands or feet.

• Page 375: Replacing Smartkey Batteries

  When replacing batteries, always replace compartment 3. both batteries. Check the operation of the SmartKey. Pull battery compartment 3 out of the The required replacement batteries are avai l able housing in direction of the arrow. at any Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.

• Page 376: Replacing Bulbs

  Read and observe the messages in the Correct headlamp adjustment is extremel y multifunction display ( page 352). important. Have headlamps checked and readjusted at regular intervals and when a bulb has been replaced. See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center for headlamp adjustment.

• Page 377
  6 Front fog lamp H11 (55 W) c Side marker lamp T 4 W Bi-Xenon headlamp: Low beam and high beam use the same D1S-35 W lamp. Do not replace the Bi-Xenon bulbs yourself. Contact an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.
• Page 378
  Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. cle. Only have the LEDs replaced at an autho- Wear eye and hand protection. rized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Because of high voltage in Xenon lamps, it is dangerous to replace the bulb or repair the lamp and its components.

• Page 379: Replacing Bulbs For Front Lamps

  Practical hints Replacing bulbs Replacing bulbs for front lamps Bi-Xenon headlamp Parking and standing lamp bulb G 55 AMG (U.S. vehicles only): Warning! Fold the brush guard down before replacing bulbs ( page 373). Do not remove the low beam/high beam G 55 AMG: cover for the Bi-Xenon headlamp.

• Page 380
  Do not turn adjusting screw 4. If adjusting Insert headlamp 5 and install and screw 4 is turned, the headlamp adjustment tighten headlamp-securing screws 3. must be checked at a Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Install headlamp trim panel 2 and the Remove headlamp 5.
• Page 381
  Remove front fog lamp trim panel2 in Do not turn adjusting screw 4. If adjusting screw 4 is turned, the front fog lamp adjust- direction of arrow and the seal. ment must be checked at a Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Remove front fog lamp 5.
• Page 382
  Practical hints Replacing bulbs Front turn signal lamp bulb G 55 AMG: Remove the protective grille before replacing the bulbs. 7 Bulb 3 Bulb Pull bulb 7 out of its bulb socket. Press bulb 3 gently into the socket, turn counterclockwise and remove it. Insert the new bulb into the bulb socket.
• Page 383
  Practical hints Replacing bulbs Side marker lamp bulb The following description applies to both, the front and the rear side marker lamps. 2 Side marker lamp housing 4 Bulb 3 Dust cover Press gently onto bulb 4 and turn Remove dust cover 3. counterclockwise out of its bulb socket.

• Page 384: Replacing Bulbs For Rear Lamps

  M ( page 117). replaced. Have the turn signal unit replaced at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Left tail lamp lens shown, right tail lamp lens laterally reversed…

• Page 385
  Practical hints Replacing bulbs Do not overtighten securing screws 1. Otherwise tail lamp lens 2 could be damaged. Rear fog lamp bulb/Backup lamp bulb The following description applies to both, the rear fog lamp and the backup lamp. Left tail lamp unit shown, right tail lamp 3 Bulb unit laterally reversed Press gently onto bulb 3 and turn…
• Page 386
  The high mounted brake lamp has LEDs. If a malfunction occurs or LEDs fail to function, the brake lamp unit must be replaced. Have the brake lamp unit replaced at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. 3 Tubular bulb 1 Securing screw Replace tubular bulb 3.

• Page 387: Replacing Wiper Blades

  Do not allow the wiper arms to contact the wind- shield glass without a wiper blade inserted. For your convenience, you should have this work Warning! carried out at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Wiper blades are components that are Remove the SmartKey from the starter subject to wear and tear.

• Page 388
  Practical hints Replacing wiper blades Installing Turn wiper blade 2 at a right angle to Guide wiper blade 1 so that opening wiper arm 3. goes through wiper arm 4. Press safety tab 1 of attachment Press wiper blade 1 into arch of wiper link 4 down and slide wiper blade 2 arm 4 until safety tab 2 engages in from the end of wiper arm 3.

• Page 389: Flat Tire

  Move the gear selector lever to park at the nearest Mercedes-Benz Light Truck position P ( page 162). Center. Turn off the engine ( page 64).

• Page 390: Mounting The Spare Wheel

  Practical hints Flat tire Mounting the spare wheel Lifting the vehicle If the vehicle is not raised as described, it could slip off the jack as a result of vibra- Preparing the vehicle Warning! tions (e.g. opening or closing a door or the tailgate).

• Page 391
  Practical hints Flat tire Pump handle (three pieces) Jack Wheel wrench 1 Indent for activation of release bolt 2 2 Release bolt Take the wheel wrench out of the vehicle tool kit. Take the pump handle out of the Set indent 1 of the pump handle onto vehicle tool kit.
• Page 392
  Practical hints Flat tire Removing the wheel Jack up the vehicle by pumping (indicated by the arrow) until the wheel Remove the wheel bolts. is a maximum of 1.2 in (3 cm) from the ground. Do not place wheel bolts in sand or dirt. This could result in damage to the bolt and wheel hub threads.
• Page 393
  Never turn the release bolt of the jack more than one or two revolutions. Otherwise hydraulic fluid can escape. Only use genuine Mercedes-Benz wheel Warning! bolts. Other wheel bolts may come loose. Lower the vehicle until it is resting ful l y…
• Page 394
  Practical hints Flat tire Press the jack piston in agai n and close Warning! the lowering screw ( page 390). Store the jack in the designated Have the tightening torque checked after storage compartment ( page 365). changing a wheel. The wheels could come loose if they are not tightened to a torque of After changing the wheel, secure the damaged wheel on the spare wheel…

• Page 395: Battery

  Warning! seat bench and below the cup holder. Wear eye protection. Rinse any acid spills imme- Mercedes-Benz recommends to have the Observe all safety instructions and precau- battery replaced at an authorized diately with clear water. Contact tions when handling automotive batteries.

• Page 396
  ( page 394). intervals or contact an authorized Warning! Never lean over batteries while connecting, Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center for further you might get injured. information. Do not place metal objects on the battery as Battery fluid contains sulfuric acid. Do not this could result in a short circuit.

• Page 397: Disconnecting, Removing, Reinstalling And Reconnecting The Battery

  Never charge a battery while still installed in on the battery, contact a local authorized the vehicle unless the accessory battery Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center or call charge unit* approved by Mercedes-Benz is our Customer Assistance Center at being used. Gases may escape during charg- 1-800-FOR-MERCedes (1-800-367-6372).

• Page 398: Jump Starting

  In case it does, immediately nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Do not start the engine if the battery is flush affected area with water, and seek Center.

• Page 399
  You can now switch on the headlamps. of both vehicles. Have the battery checked at the Never invert the terminal connections! nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Connect positive terminal 2 and the Light Truck Center. positive terminal of the charged battery with the jumper cable. Clamp the cable…

• Page 400: Towing The Vehicle

  Practical hints Towing the vehicle Towing the vehicle Mercedes-Benz recommends that the When circumstances do not permit the Warning! vehicle be transported with all wheels off recommended towing methods, the the ground using flatbed or appropriate vehicle may be towed with all wheels on If circumstances require towing the vehicle wheel lift/dolly equipment.

• Page 401: Towing The Vehicle

  Practical hints Towing the vehicle When towing the vehicle with all wheels on The gear selector lever will remain locked in Warning! the ground, note the following: park position P and the SmartKey will not turn in the starter switch if the battery is disconnected With the automatic central locking activated and With the engine not running, there is no or discharged.

• Page 402: Transporting The Vehicle

  Practical hints Towing the vehicle Transporting the vehicle Towing the vehicle — various problem In case of transfer case damage or for scenarios towing vehicle distances exceeding When transporting the v ehicle, you can use 30 miles (50 km) the towing eyes for pulling the vehicle onto When removing drive shaft, place M10 nuts The propeller shafts to the dri v e axles must a trailer or transporter.

• Page 403: Front Towing Eye

  Practical hints Towing the vehicle Front towing eye Rear towing eye Stranded vehicle The front towing eye is located on the The rear towing eye is located on the Freeing a stranded vehicle, on which the driver’s side under the front bumper. driver’s side under the rear bumper.

• Page 404: Fuses

  ( page 405) The fuse chart explains the fuse in the battery box ( page 406) Only use fuses approved by Mercedes-Benz allocation and fuse amperages. with the specified amperage for the system Before replacing fuses:…

• Page 405: Main Fuse Box In Passenger Compartment

  Main fuse box in passenger compart- Fuse box in front passenger footwell ment We recommend having the fuses changed at Open the driver’s door. a Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Open the front passenger door. 3 Mounting screw 4 Cover Unscrew mounting screws 3.

• Page 406: Fuse Box In Middle Tunnel

  Remove both front end stops 1 of the front passenger seat tracks using a screwdriver. We recommend having the fuses changed at a Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. Move front passenger seat fully forward. Removing front end stops When reinstalling front passenger seat t r ack Open the front passenger door.

• Page 407: Fuse Box In Battery Box

  Open the rear door on the passenger The battery box is l o cated under a cover in side. the rear footwell. Replacement of fuses can only be performed at a Mercedes-Benz Li g ht Truck Center. 1 Mounting screw 2 Cover Unscrew mounting screws 1.

• Page 408: Technical Data

  Technical data Parts service Warranty coverage Identification labels Layout of poly-V-belt drive Engine Rims and tires Electrical system Main dimensions, vehicle weights and ratings Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc.

• Page 409: Parts Service

  Mercedes-Benz Parts required for mainte- Mercedes-Benz could damage the vehicle, which is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited nance and repair work. In addition, strate- Warranty, or could compromise the vehicle’s gically located parts distribution centers durability or safety.

• Page 410: Warranty Coverage

  Loss of Service and Warranty Your vehicle is covered under the terms of Replacement parts and accessories are the warranties printed in the Service and covered by the Mercedes-Benz Parts and Information Booklet Warranty Information booklet. Your Accessories warranties, copies of which…

• Page 411: Identification Labels

  Technical data Identification labels 1 Certification label (on driver’s door Example certification label (U.S. vehicles) Example certification label (Canada vehicles) B-pillar) 2 VIN 2 VIN 3 Paintwork code The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 3 Paintwork code can be found in the following locations: Data shown on certification label are for on the certification label on the driver’s illustration purposes only.

• Page 412
  Technical data Identification labels 4 VIN (on frame in front wheel house) 5 VIN (on lower edge of windshield) Example illustration G 500 6 Engine number (engraved on engine) 7 Emission control information label, includes both federal and California certification exhaust emission stan-…

• Page 413: Layout Of Poly-V-Belt Drive

  Technical data Layout of poly-V-belt drive G 500 G 55 AMG For dimensions of the poly-V-belt, see technical data ( page 413). 1 Automatic belt tensioner The G 55 AMG has two poly-V-belts (belt one shown in purple/belt two shown 2 Power steering pump in black).

• Page 414: Engine

  Belt one: 1289 mm Belt two: 2449 mm The quoted data apply only to the standard vehicle. See an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center for the corresponding data of all special bodies and special equipment. Premium fuel required. Performance may vary with fuel octane rating.

• Page 415: Rims And Tires

  Using tires other than those approved by optional factory-equipped wheel rim/tire Damage to the tires or the vehicle may be the Mercedes-Benz may result in damage that is not configuration on your vehicle, equipping your result. covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited vehicle with winter tires approved for your Warranty.

• Page 416: Same Size Tires

  Technical data Rims and tires Same size tires Model G 500 Rims (light alloy) 7.5 J x 18 H2 Wheel offset 1.69 in (43 mm) All season tires 265/60 R18 110V M+S Radial-ply tires Model G 55 AMG G 55 AMG Rims (light alloy) 7.5 J x 18 H2…

• Page 417: Spare Wheel

  Technical data Rims and tires Spare wheel Model G 500 G 55 AMG Rim (light alloy) 7.5 J x 18 H2 7.5 J x 18 H2 Wheel offset 1.69 in (43 mm) 1.69 in (43 mm) All season tire 265/60 R18 110V M+S…

• Page 418: Electrical System

  Technical data Electrical system Electrical system Model G 500 G 55 AMG Generator (alternator) 14 V/150 A 14 V/180 A Starter motor 12 V/1.7 kW 12 V/1.7 kW Battery 12 V/90 Ah 12 V/90 Ah Spark plugs Bosch F 8 DPER…

• Page 419: Main Dimensions, Vehicle Weights And Ratings

  Technical data Main dimensions, vehicle weights and ratings Main dimensions Model G 500 G 55 AMG Overall vehicle length (inc. spare wheel) 185.6 in (4715 mm) 185.6 in (4715 mm) Overall vehicle length (inc. spare wheel and brush guard 186.6 in (4740 mm) Overall vehicle width (exterior rear view mirrors folded out) 78.9 in (2005 mm)

• Page 420: Vehicle Weights And Ratings

  Technical data Main dimensions, vehicle weights and ratings Vehicle weights and ratings Model G 500 G 55 AMG Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) 6615 lb (3000 kg) 6615 lb (3000 kg) Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR), front 3110 lb (1410 kg)

• Page 421: Fuels, Coolants, Lubricants, Etc

  Please refer to the Factory Approved Keep service fluids out of the reach of Service Products pamphlet (USA only), or children. inquire at an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center. For health reasons, you should prevent service fluids from coming into direct contact with your skin or clothing.

• Page 422
  Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Model Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Engine with oil filter G 500 8.5 US qt (8.0 l) Approved engine oils G 55 AMG 9.0 US qt (8.5 l) Automatic transmission 9.0 US qt (8.5 l)
• Page 423
  Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Model Capacity Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Fuel tank G 500 25.4 US gal (96.0 l) Premium unleaded gasoline: G 55 AMG 25.1 US gal (95.0 l) Minimum Posted Octane 91 (Avg. of 96 RON/86 MON) including a reserve of approx.

• Page 424: Engine Oils

  Only brake fluid approved by FSS (Canada vehicles) will result in engine Never use R-12 (CFC) or mineral-based Mercedes-Benz is recommended. Any damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz lubricating oil. Otherwise damage to the system authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Limited Warranty.

• Page 425: Premium Unleaded Gasoline

  Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Premium unleaded gasoline Fuel requirements To maintain the engine’s durability and performance, premium unleaded gasoline must Only use premium unleaded fuel: be used. If premium unleaded gasoline is not available and low octane fuel is used, follow Warning! The octane number (posted at the these precautions:…

• Page 426: Gasoline Additives

  MB 325.0 Anticorrosion/Antifreeze Knocking/pinging additives other than those tested and approved separately from each other, could cause engine by us for use on Mercedes-Benz vehicles are not damage not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Misfire covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Limited Warranty.

• Page 427
  MB 325.0 Anticorrosion/Antifreeze Mercedes-Benz For information on other Mercedes-Benz should be used to bring it up to the proper 325.0 Anticorrosion/Antifreeze agent. approved products of equal specification, level (have cooling system checked for…
• Page 428
  Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Anticorrosion/antifreeze quantity Model Approximate freeze protection –35°F (–37°C) –49°F (–45°C) G 500 6.35 US qt (6.0 l) 7.0 US qt (6.6 l) G 55 AMG 6.76 US qt (6.4 l) 7.4 US qt (7.0 l)

• Page 429: Windshield/Rear Window Washer System And Headlamp Cleaning System

  Technical data Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. Windshield/rear window washer Windshield/rear window washer fluid Refill the washer reservoir with system and headlamp cleaning system MB Windshield Washer Concentrate mixing ratio “MB SummerFit” and water For temperatures above freezing point, Fluid for the windshield/rear window (or concentrate and commercially use MB Windshield Washer Concentrate washer system and the headlamp cl e aning…

• Page 430: Index

  Index Headlamps 56 Seat backrest tilt 43 ABS 27, 87 Immobilizer 95 Seat cushion depth 109 Indicator lamp 324–325, 327 Rear window defroster 181 Seat cushion tilt 43 LOW RANGE mode 89 Windshield defroster 181 Seat fore and aft adjustment 43 Messages in display 338 Windshield wipers 58 Seat height 43…

• Page 431
  Index Air pressure 304 Armrest Automatic transmission 162 Air pressure see Tire inflation pressure Storage box in front of 217 Accelerator position 166 Air recirculation mode 188 Storage compartments below 216 Emergency operation (Limp Home Activating 188 Telephone* tray below 216 Mode) 169 Deactivating 189 Ashtrays 220…
• Page 432
  Index Batteries Brake pads Rear fog lamp 376, 384 SmartKey (replacing) 374 Message in display 345 Rear lamps 376 Batteries, SmartKey Brakes 246 Rear turn signal lamps 376 Check lamp 103 Warning lamp 326–327 Side marker lamps 376, 382 Checking 103 Break-in period 244 Standing lamps 376, 378 Battery box…
• Page 433
  Index Cargo tie-down rings 209 Checking Upholstery 322 Carpets, Cleaning 321 Coolant level 266, 274 Windows 319 Catalytic converter 262 Oil level 266, 269 Windshield 59 CD changer 366 Checking tire pressure electronically with Wiper blades 319 CD player the Advanced Tire Pressure Monitoring Wood trims 322 Operating 143 System (Advanced TPMS) 289…
• Page 434
  Index Cockpit 24 Standard display menu 140 Cruise control 197 Cold tire inflation pressure 304 Submenus 135, 137, 139 Canceling 198 COMAND see separate operating instruc- TEL menu 159 Driving downhill 198 tions Trip computer menu 157 Driving uphill 198 Combination switch 25, 122 Vehicle status message memory Fine adjustment 199…
• Page 435
  Index Department of Transportation see DOT Door control panel 33 Data recording (vehicle) 20 Dialing Door handle 33 Daytime running lamp mode 119 A number (telephone) 160 Doors Setting 151 Differential locks 173 Message in display 348 Deactivating Switching off 176 Opening from the inside 104 Air conditioning (cooling) 189 Switching on 175…
• Page 436
  Index Driving on sand 259 Emergency, In case of Engine malfunction indicator lamp 27, Driving systems 197 Roadside Assistance 232 328–329 Cruise control 197 Emergency operation Engine oil 269, 423 Driving safety systems 87 Remote door unlock, Tele Aid 235 Adding 273 Rear Parking Assist 200 Emergency operation (Limp Home…
• Page 437
  Index Front passenger front air bag off indicator Fuel filler cap Fastening the seat belts 48 lamp 80, 335 Message in display 351 Fine adjustment Front seat head restraints Fuel filler flap 264 Cruise control 199 Installing 109 Locking 264 First aid kit 364 Removing 108 Opening 370…
• Page 438
  Index Good visibility 177 Headliner Garage door opener 32, 236 Gross Axle Weight Rating see GAWR Cleaning 321 Gasoline see Fuel Gross Trailer Weight see GTW Heated seats 112 Gasoline additives 425 Gross Vehicle Weight Rating see GVWR Heated steering wheel 225 GAWR 305 Gross Vehicle Weight see GVW Height adjustment…
• Page 439
  Index Immobilizer 95 Interior lighting Activating 95 Automatic operation 125 Deactivating 95 Delayed shut-off 154 Messages in display 351 Infant and child restraint systems 78 Manual operation 126 Key, mechanical 368 Installing 83 Interior lighting, front 125 Key, SmartKey LATCH child seat anchors 82 Interior lighting, rear 126 Battery check lamp 102 Information button see Tele Aid…
• Page 440
  Index Lamps in instrument cluster 324 License plate lamps Parking lamps 117 Lamps, exterior Messages in display 354 Rear fog lamp 121 Front 376 Replacing bulbs 376, 385 Settings (control system) 151 Messages in display 352–357 Lifting Limiting gear range 168 Rear 376 Vehicle 389 Limp Home Mode 169…
• Page 441
  Index Low beam headlamps Maintenance service indicator display Memory function 114 Messages in display 354 Calling up 313 Recalling positions from Replacing bulbs 376 Maintenance service indicator memory 115 LOW RANGE — ABS 89 message 311 Storing exterior rear view mirror park- Lowering Clearing 312 ing position (Canada only) 116…
• Page 442
  Index Mirrors Brake pads 345 Tele Aid 362 Activating exterior rear view mirror Coolant 345–348 Telephone* 362 parking position (Canada only) 178 Cruise control 348 Tires 340–341, 359–360 Adjusting 46 Doors 348 Transfer case 361 Auto-dimming for rear view Electronic systems 363 Turn signal lamps 356–357 mirror 177 Engine oil 349–350…
• Page 443
  COMAND see separate operating in- Air bags 70 system 270 structions Children in the vehicle 77 Checking with the oil dipstick (G 500 Navigation system 144 Fastening the seat belt 48 only) 272 Radio 141 Front passenger front air bag off indica-…
• Page 444
  Index Parking lamp, front Phone book Power washer 315 Replacing bulbs 378 Loading 160 Power windows 192 Parking lamps Quick search 160 Blocking of rear door window Messages in display 354 Phone number operation 85 Replacing bulbs 376 Dialing 160 Convenience feature 194 Parking position Redialing 161…
• Page 445
  Index Rear Parking Assist 200 Refrigerant Radio Cleaning sensors 318, 319 Air conditioning 423 Satellite (USA only) 142 Malfunction 203 Refueling 264 Selecting stations 141 Monitoring reach 201 Regular checks 265 Radio transmitters, control and Warning indicators 202 Reinstalling operation 261 Rear seat bench Vehicle battery 396 Range (distance to empty)
• Page 446
  Index Replacing bulbs Rolling out Seat belts 68, 74 Additional turn signals, Exterior rear Cargo compartment cover blind 214 Cleaning 321 view mirrors 383 Rolling up Fastening 48 High mounted brake lamp 385 Cargo compartment cover blind 214 Proper use of 53, 76 Locator lighting, Exterior rear view RON 265 Safety guidelines 72…
• Page 447
  Index Service life (tires) 278 Settings Side windows Service System see Maintenance Convenience functions 156 Automatic opening 193 Setting Factory, SmartKey 102 Cleaning 319 Clock 27 Lighting (control system) 151 Closing 192 Cruise control 198 Memory function 115 Opening 192 Daytime running lamp mode 151 Menus and submenus 135 Opening fully 193…
• Page 448
  Index Speedometer display mode Steering wheel Submenus Selecting 149 Adjusting 44 Convenience 156 SRS 76 Adjusting in/out 45 For settings 135 Indicator lamp 332 Adjusting up/down 45 In control system 137, 139 Messages in display 358 Buttons 28 Instrument cluster 149 Standing lamp, front Cleaning 321 Lighting 151…
• Page 449
  Index Switching on Technical data Tele Aid* Automatic central locking (control Air conditioning refrigerant 423 Call priority 235 system) 155 Brake fluid 423 Emergency calls 230 Differential locks 175 Coolant 420 Information 233 ® Coolants 425 Remote door unlock 235 Front axle differential lock 176 Electrical system 417 Roadside Assistance 232…
• Page 450
  Index Telephone* 226 Tire and Loading Information 281 Service life 278 Changing mobile phone cradle 228 Tire and loading terminology 304 Temperature 287, 303 Inserting in cradle 227 Tire care and maintenance 278 Tread depth 279, 309 Installing a different mobile phone Tire Identification Number see TIN Wear pattern 308 cradle 228…
• Page 451
  Index Transfer case 170 Turning off Useful features 215 Gear range 170 Engine 64 Ashtrays 220 Messages in display 361 TWR 307 Cigarette lighter 222 Messages in the multifunction Electrical outlets 223 display 172 Floormats 224 Uniform Tire Quality Grading Switching 170 Storage compartments 215 Standards 307…
• Page 452
  Index Paintwork 316 Windshield washer fluid 428 Power washer 315 Warning indicators Message in display 363 Seat belts 321 Rear Parking Assist 202 Mixing ratio 428 Side markers 318 Warning sounds Refilling 275 Steering wheel 321 Exterior lighting 65, 104, 117 Wiping with 59 Tail lamps 318 Maintenance service indicator 313…
• Page 453
  Index Wiper blades Cleaning 319 Installing 387 Removing 386 Replacing 386 Wiper/washer Rear window 60 Wiping And washing simultaneously 59 Intermittent 60 Interval 58 With windshield washer fluid 59 Wood trims Cleaning 322…
• Page 456
  If you have questions about carrying out any type of service, turn to the advice of an authorized Mercedes-Benz Light Truck Center.

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