Mercedes-Benz 2013 GL X166, Operator'S Manual

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If you select ADS sport mode (
Y
page 208),
the vehicle skips highway level and lowers
directly to high-speed level depending on the
basic setting (
Y
page 210).
Make changes to the vehicle level while the
vehicle is in motion. This enables the vehicle
to adjust to the new level as quickly as
possible.
The vehicle level may change visibly if you
park the vehicle and the outside temperature
changes. If the temperature drops, the
vehicle level is lower; with an increase in
temperature, the vehicle level rises.
If you unlock the vehicle or open a door, the
vehicle begins to compensate for load
discrepancies while still parked. However, for
significant level changes, such as after the
vehicle has been stationary for a long period,
the engine must be on. For safety reasons,
the vehicle is only lowered when the doors are
closed. Lowering is interrupted if a door is
opened, and it continues once the door has
been closed.
Basic settings
The extent to which the vehicle is raised or
lowered depends on the basic setting
selected. Select raised level for off-road
driving or highway/high-speed level for
normal roads.
The individual vehicle levels differ from
highway level as follows:
R
highway level: +/–0 in (+/–0 mm)
R
high-speed level: –0.6 in (–15 mm)
R
raised level: +2.3 in (+60 mm)
Raised level
Only select raised level when this is
appropriate for the road conditions.
Otherwise, fuel consumption may increase
and handling may be affected.
X Start the engine.
If indicator lamp
;
is not lit:
X
Press button
:
.
Indicator lamp
;
flashes. The vehicle rises
to raised level.
During the adjustment, the
Vehicle
Rising
message, for example, appears in the
multifunction display.
If you press the
%
or
a
button on the
multifunction steering wheel, the message
will disappear.
Once the vehicle has reached raised level,
indicator lamp
;
remains lit. The
Vehicle
Rising message disappears from the
multifunction display.
If you try to select raised level at a speed
above 40 mph (64 km/h), the
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Driving systems
Driving and parking