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Interior equipment

Technical

data

Instruments
and controls

Operation

Driving

Instrument

cluster display

Practical hints

Car care

Index

Cup holder and glove box

Cup holder

To open cup holder:

Briefly press button (1). The cup holder opens
automatically.

To store cup holder:

Push cup holder against dashboard until it engages.

Caution!

Keep cup holder closed while traveling. Place only
containers that fit into the cup holder to prevent spills.

Do not fill containers to a height where the contents
could spill during vehicle maneuvers, especially hot
liquids.

Glove box

Locking: Turn key to vertical position and remove.

Unlocking: Turn key to left and remove.

Opening: Pull on handle.

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Summary of Contents for SLK 230 Kompressor

Page 1: ...SLK Operator s Manual...

Page 2: ...SLK 230 Kompressor SLK 320...

Page 3: ...hip and for your safety and that of your passengers we ask you to make a small investment of your time Please read this manual carefully before putting it aside Then return it to your vehicle where it...

Page 4: ...larm 37 Seats 38 Seat heater 42 Seat belts and integrated restraint system 44 Seat belts 44 Seat belt nonusage warning system 45 BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system 50 Self test BabySmartTM without...

Page 5: ...intenance 129 Tele Aid 130 Catalytic converter 138 Emission control 139 Steering lock 140 Starting and turning off the engine 142 Manual transmission 143 Automatic transmission 144 Parking brake 153 D...

Page 6: ...stem fluid level warning lamp 183 Low engine oil level warning lamp 184 Charge indicator lamp 184 Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp 185 Additional function indicator lamps in the odometer display 1...

Page 7: ...washing 236 Headlamps taillamps turn signal lenses 237 Window cleaning 237 Rear window cleaning 237 Wiper blades 238 Light alloy wheels 238 Instrument cluster 238 Steering wheel and gear selector leve...

Page 8: ...ther products and therefore cannot be held responsible for them even if in individual cases an official approval or authorization by governmental or other agencies should exist Use of such parts and a...

Page 9: ...ty Your vehicle may have some or all of the equipment described in this manual Therefore you may find explanations for optional equipment not installed in your vehicle If you have any questions about...

Page 10: ...substantial nonconformities for a cumulative total of more than 30 calendar days or 2 the same substantial non conformity has been subject to repair four or more times and you have at least once dire...

Page 11: ...ur address be sure to send in the Change of Address Notice found in the Service and Warranty Information Booklet or simply call the Mercedes Benz Client Assistance Center in the USA at 1 800 FOR MERCe...

Page 12: ...s will damage the catalysts gasoline may have a considerably lower octane rating and improper fuel can cause engine damage Certain Mercedes Benz models are available for delivery in Europe under our E...

Page 13: ...in this manual including operating instructions wherever necessary Since they are special order items the descriptions and illustrations herein may vary slightly from the actual equipment of your veh...

Page 14: ...trument cluster with brief instructions Practical hints Assistance and instructions in the event of an emergency Car care Instructions on caring for your vehicle Technical data All the important techn...

Page 15: ...ve the problem diagnosed and corrected if required If the matter is not handled to your satisfaction please discuss the problem with the Mercedes Benz Center management or if necessary contact us at t...

Page 16: ...ration 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...

Page 17: ......

Page 18: ...nd controls Technical data Instruments and controls Operation Driving Instrument cluster display Practical hints Car care Index Instruments and controls Instruments and controls 16 Center console 18 O...

Page 19: ...16 Instruments and controls Technical data Instruments and controls Operation Driving Instrument cluster display Practical hints Car care Index Instruments and controls...

Page 20: ...nition starter switch see page 140 12 Voice recognition system switch see separate operating instructions 13 Cup holder see page 112 14 Center air outlets adjustable 15 Air volume control for center a...

Page 21: ...r display Practical hints Car care Index Center console 1 AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp see page 185 2 Power window switch see page 109 3 Parking brake lever see page 153 4 Mirror adjustment switch see pa...

Page 22: ...ent cluster display Practical hints Car care Index Overhead control panel 1 Hands free microphone for Tele Aid telephone and voice recognition system 2 Interior lighting see page 110 3 Tele Aid emerge...

Page 23: ...stem 35 Tow away alarm 37 Seats 38 Seat heater 42 Seat belts and integrated restraint system 44 Seat belts 44 Seat belt nonusage warning system 45 BabySmartTM airbag deactivation system 50 Self test B...

Page 24: ...Audio and telephone operation 91 Power windows 109 Interior lighting 110 Night security illumination 110 Sun visors with Vanity Mirror 111 Interior 111 Cup holder and glove box 112 Storage compartment...

Page 25: ...lding master key The remote control operates all locks on the vehicle To release the key press button 1 The key unfolds from the holder by itself The transmitter for the remote control is located in t...

Page 26: ...ove box lock The flat key 2 fits all locks on the vehicle Notes Do not give the master key to an unauthorized person We recommend that you carry the flat key with you and keep it in a safe place e g y...

Page 27: ...lock out Note In case the engine cannot be started and and are shown in the odometer display field the system is not operational Contact an authorized Mercedes Benz Center or call 1 800 FOR MERCedes i...

Page 28: ...operational range of the remote control it could be possible to unintentionally lock or unlock the vehicle by pressing the transmit button The vehicle doors trunk storage compartment in armrest and f...

Page 29: ...e determined by unlocking the vehicle with the remote control see below for changing mode If within 40 seconds of unlocking with the remote control neither door is opened the key is not inserted in th...

Page 30: ...inutes To deactivate press button 1 again or turn key in steering lock to position 2 Note For operation in the USA only This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the f...

Page 31: ...l door from inside Push lock button down to lock Pull inside door handle to unlock The entire vehicle may be locked or unlocked by either using the master key in driver s door or trunk locks or centra...

Page 32: ...h the respective door lock button the driver s door can only be locked when it is closed If the vehicle has previously been locked from the outside only the door being opened from the inside will unlo...

Page 33: ...remote control or key the doors and trunk cannot be unlocked with the central locking switch If the vehicle was previously locked with the central locking switch while in the selective remote control...

Page 34: ...otes If doors are unlocked with the central locking switch after activating the automatic central locking and neither door is opened then the doors remain unlocked even at vehicle speeds of approximat...

Page 35: ...in case of accident The doors unlock automatically a short time after a strong deceleration is detected such as in a collision this is intended to aid rescue and exit However the key must still be in...

Page 36: ...Practical hints Car care Index Trunk The lock is located next to the recessed handle 0 Neutral position remove key in this position 1 Unlocking Now open trunk using recessed handle 4 2 Locking comple...

Page 37: ...ember to keep your fingers out of the space between the lid and the vehicle Notes In case of a malfunction in the central locking system the trunk can be locked and unlocked individually To lock turn...

Page 38: ...e for trunk lid The handle for the trunk lid lock emergency release is located in the trunk lid To open lid pull lever 1 in direction of arrow Note The antitheft alarm system is triggered when opening...

Page 39: ...ens the hood opens the glove box attempts to raise the vehicle The alarm will last approximately 3 minutes in form of flashing exterior lamps At the same time an alarm will sound for 30 seconds The al...

Page 40: ...cancel the alarm insert the key in the steering lock or press transmit button or on the key If the alarm stays on for more than 20 seconds an emergency call is initiated automatically See Tele Aid on...

Page 41: ...icle Never place hands under seat or near any moving parts while a seat is being adjusted For your protection drive only with properly positioned head restraints Adjust head restraint to support the b...

Page 42: ...d 2 Seat adjustment fore aft Press the switch fore aft direction until a comfortable seating position is reached that still allows you to reach the accelerator brake pedal safely The position should b...

Page 43: ...to its highest position Push button 6 and pull head restraint out Installation Insert the head restraint and push it down to the stop Adjust head restraint to the desired position Caution Do not remo...

Page 44: ...g section for proper seat positioning In addition also adjust the steering wheel to ensure adequate control reach operation and comfort Both the inside and outside rear view mirrors should be adjusted...

Page 45: ...heating mode One indicator lamp in the switch lights up 2 Rapid seat heating mode Both indicator lamps in the switch light up After approximately 5 minutes in the rapid seat heating mode the seat heat...

Page 46: ...n necessary The seat heaters may automatically switch off if too many power consumers are switched on at the same time or if the battery charge is low When this occurs the indicator lamp in the switch...

Page 47: ...lder belt For your safety and that of your passenger we strongly recommend their use Note For cleaning and care of the seat belts see page 240 Warning Children 12 years old and under must never ride i...

Page 48: ...verity in an accident You and your passenger should always wear seat belts If you are ever in an accident your injuries can be considerably more severe without your seat belt properly buckled Without...

Page 49: ...Release button Push latch plate 1 into buckle 2 until it clicks Do not twist the belt A twisted seat belt may cause injury To help avoid severe or fatal injuries the lap belt should be positioned as l...

Page 50: ...elt must be pulled snug and checked for snugness immediately after attaching it Adjust seat belt so that shoulder portion is located as close as possible to the middle of your shoulder it should not t...

Page 51: ...eat belts can only work when used properly Never wear seat belts in any other way than as described in this section as that could result in serious injuries in case of an accident Each occupant should...

Page 52: ...uld increase the chance of head and neck injuries The belt would also apply too much force to the ribs or abdomen which could severely injure internal organs such as your liver or spleen Each seat bel...

Page 53: ...talled Otherwise they will be struck by the airbag when it inflates in a crash If this happens serious or fatal injury will result Infants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or...

Page 54: ...s and then extinguishes If the indicator lamp should not come on or is continuously lit the system is not functioning You must see an authorized Mercedes Benz Center before seating any child on the pa...

Page 55: ...nd passenger systems operate independently of each other Emergency tensioning retractor ETR The seat belts are equipped with emergency tensioning retractors These tensioning retractors are located in...

Page 56: ...l hub 2 Passenger airbag The passenger airbag is located in the dashboard ahead of the passenger ETS 1 2 3 4 5 6 ON DOLBY STEREO Mercedes Benz Ej TRK BRAKE ASR BAS CHECK ENGINE 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 ON DOLBY...

Page 57: ...pacts exceeding preset thresholds Door mounted side impact airbags can provide increased protection to belted occupants on the impacted side of the vehicle in side impacts exceeding its preset thresho...

Page 58: ...r the indicator lamp has gone out following the initial check interruptions or short circuits in the airbag ignition circuit and in the driver and passenger seat belt buckle harnesses and low voltage...

Page 59: ...n cause the passenger front airbag to deploy in a crash Side impact airbags The side impact airbags are designed to activate only in certain side impacts exceeding a preset threshold Only the side imp...

Page 60: ...not be activated The driver and passenger will then be protected by the fastened seat belts We caution you not to rely on the presence of the airbags in order to avoid wearing your seat belt Warning...

Page 61: ...nd force a proper seating and hands on steering wheel position will help to keep you at a safe distance from the airbag Occupants who are unbelted out of position or too close to the airbag can be ser...

Page 62: ...evere or fatal injuries to you or other occupants Warning Should you choose to place a child 12 years old or under in the front passenger seat of your vehicle you must properly use a BabySmartTM child...

Page 63: ...that were highly stressed in an accident must be replaced and their anchoring points must also be checked Use only belts installed or supplied by an authorized Mercedes Benz Center Airbags and ETR s a...

Page 64: ...removal can lead to possible injury through an unintended activation of the SRS In addition through improper work there is the risk of rendering the SRS inoperative or causing unintended airbag deplo...

Page 65: ...ract completely The seat belt can again be used in the usual manner BabySmartTM is a trademark of Siemens Automotive Corp Important The use of infant or child restraints is required by law in all 50 s...

Page 66: ...nfants and small children must be seated in an appropriate infant or child restraint system which is properly secured with the vehicle s seat belt fully in accordance with the child seat manufacturer...

Page 67: ...ster goes out Important With the key in steering lock position 2 the indicator lamp in the instrument cluster comes on It should go out when the engine is running If the indicator lamp does not go out...

Page 68: ...ght sensitivity With gear selector lever manual transmission gearshift lever in position R or with the interior lamp switched on the mirror brightness does not respond to changes in light sensitivity...

Page 69: ...side Notes The exterior mirrors have electrically heated glass The heater switches on automatically depending on outside temperature If an exterior mirror housing is forcibly pivoted from its normal p...

Page 70: ...e driver s side mirror brightness does not respond to changes in light sensitivity Important Electrolyte drops coming into contact with the vehicle paint finish can only be completely removed while in...

Page 71: ...68 Instrument cluster Technical data Instruments and controls Operation Driving Instrument cluster display Practical hints Car care Index Instrument cluster...

Page 72: ...p odometer and for Flexible service system FSS indicator see pages 72 74 and 75 5 Left turn signal indicator lamp see combination switch on page 81 6 Electronic stability program ESP warning lamp syst...

Page 73: ...e page 183 Coolant level low see page 183 Engine oil level low see page 184 Brake pads worn down see page 180 Battery not being charged properly see page 184 Exterior lamp failure see page 185 Telesco...

Page 74: ...rvice A see page 75 FSS indicator distance Service B see page 75 FSS indicator days Service A see page 75 FSS indicator days Service B see page 75 The symbols appear in the main odometer display field...

Page 75: ...cluster is activated by Opening the door Pressing button 1 on the instrument cluster Turning the key in steering lock to position 2 Instrument lamps Rotate adjusting knob 1 to vary intensity of instr...

Page 76: ...thermometer placed next to the sensor not by comparison to external displays e g bank signs etc Adaptation to ambient temperature takes place in steps and depends on the prevailing driving conditions...

Page 77: ...sition 0 or 1 Clock Adjusting clock Hour Pull out knob 2 and turn it to the left Minute Pull out knob 2 and turn it to the right Tachometer The red marking on tachometer denotes excessive engine speed...

Page 78: ...ce to be performed 9 Service A Service B The message is displayed for approximately 10 seconds when turning the key in steering lock to position 2 or while driving when reaching the service warning th...

Page 79: ...have a Mercedes Benz Center correct it Note When disconnecting vehicle battery for one or more days at a time such days will not be counted Any such days not counted by FSS can be added by your Merce...

Page 80: ...L If the message 2 0 Q Canada 2 0 L blinks and a signal sounds add oil to upper max mark of the dipstick HI The message HI blinks and a signal sounds Do not overfill the engine Excessive oil must be d...

Page 81: ...ield or the low engine oil level warning lamp comes on a malfunction has occurred to the system Perform the engine oil level check with the dipstick If no oil leaks are noted continue to drive to the...

Page 82: ...ndicator in lamp switch comes on Rear fog lamp pull out to second detent in addition to the front fog lamps Yellow indicator in lamp switch comes on Standing lamps When the vehicle is parked on the st...

Page 83: ...license plate lamps are automatically switched on When shifting from a driving position to position N or P the low beam switches off 2 seconds delay Vehicles with manual transmission With the engine r...

Page 84: ...right 5 Turn signals left To signal minor directional changes such as changing lanes on a highway move combination switch to the point of resistance only and hold it there To operate the turn signals...

Page 85: ...y for single wipe without adding washer fluid use only when windshield is wet Push past detent and hold to activate wiper and washer 7 Windshield wiper 0 Wiper off I Intermittent wiping II Normal wipe...

Page 86: ...ple due to snow switch off the wipers For safety reasons before removing ice or snow remove key from steering lock Remove blockage Activate combination switch again key in steering lock position 1 Haz...

Page 87: ...84 Climate control Technical data Instruments and controls Operation Driving Instrument cluster display Practical hints Car care Index Climate control...

Page 88: ...de window defroster outlet turn wheel up to open 10 Center air outlets adjustable 11 Side air outlet adjustable 12 Windshield air outlet 13 Side window defroster outlet adjustable The system is always...

Page 89: ...prevent windows from fogging up Set air distribution control switch to position shown above Turn defroster outlets for side windows to the detent position Open center air outlets as desired Basic sett...

Page 90: ...n P Close center air outlets Close left and right side air outlets Turn defroster outlets for side windows to the detent position Defogging windows Windows fogged up on inside Switch off economy mode...

Page 91: ...erior is shut off While driving use this setting only temporarily otherwise the windshield could fog up Rear window defroster Turn key in steering lock to position 2 To select press F button To cancel...

Page 92: ...system automatically engages the recirculated air mode for approximately 30 minutes thereby increasing the cooling capacity performance Press O button again to extend the recirculated air mode Residua...

Page 93: ...side air enters the passenger compartment through the air distribution system Note Keep the air intake grille in front of windshield free of snow and debris Important This vehicle is equipped with an...

Page 94: ...ent system settings should be entered with the vehicle at standstill and systems should be operated by the driver only when traffic conditions permit Always pay full attention to traffic conditions fi...

Page 95: ...mode selector see page 106 3 Seek see page 97 100 and 104 4 Radio mode selector see page 97 5 Tune see page 97 and 98 Fast forward reverse see page 101 and 104 6 CD mode selector see page 103 7 Displ...

Page 96: ...by see page 101 CD random repeat see page 105 11 Tape mode selector see page 99 Anti theft system If the power supply to the radio has been interrupted CODE will appear on the display when it is next...

Page 97: ...reappear on the display The correct code must be entered once again If an incorrect code is entered three times WAIT will appear on the display and the radio will be locked out for about 10 minutes No...

Page 98: ...y after one hour to conserve vehicle battery power Adjusting the volume Turn the control knob turning the knob clockwise will increase the volume counterclockwise will decrease the volume Audio functi...

Page 99: ...AUD key repeatedly until BALANCE appears in the display Press the L key to move the sound to the left speaker or the R key to move the sound to the right speaker Centering all audio functions Push an...

Page 100: ...s either the or button Step by step tuning in ascending or descending order of frequency will take place The first three tuning steps will take place without muting The radio will then be muted and hi...

Page 101: ...ypad The 0 button corresponds to location 10 Weatherband WB channels 1 to 7 can be retrieved via the alpha numeric keypad and are preset at the factory Storing stations Hold the number button down for...

Page 102: ...e setting the balance to the full left or full right speakers Important If the display is in the down position for more than 20 seconds 2 successive beeps will be heard This will continue at 5 second...

Page 103: ...inue at 5 second intervals until the display is returned to its normal position Track selection Press the track selection TRK key The current track will be displayed as SIDE 1 or SIDE 2 The track will...

Page 104: ...ess the SC key Each track on the cassette will be played for 8 seconds in ascending order Note The beginning of a track can only be located if there is a break of at least 4 seconds between tracks Sca...

Page 105: ...e driving over rough roads Handle CDs carefully to prevent interference during playback Avoid fingerprints and dust on CDs Do not write on the CDs or apply any label to the CDs Clean CDs from time to...

Page 106: ...ne will be ejected Remove the magazine Pull out the CD tray until its stop is reached and place the CDs in the recess of the tray label side up Push the tray into the magazine in the direction shown b...

Page 107: ...en playing for less than ten seconds it will revert to the preceding track To skip several tracks the respective button must be pressed until the desired track is reached If the beginning or end of th...

Page 108: ...ected Press the RDM key to switch on and press RDM again to switch off When the repeat function RPT has been selected a particular track can be played for as many times as desired Press the RPT key to...

Page 109: ...he phone s keypad 1 Optional equipment Entering telephone number and starting dialing process Enter the desired telephone number using the alpha numeric keypad The number can have up to 32 digits but...

Page 110: ...stored entries can be selected in numerical order using the or button By pressing the or buttons the stored entries can be selected in increments of 5 e g Entry no 2 Entry no 7 etc Placing a call Whe...

Page 111: ...nging tone is heard and the message CALL appears After the call has been terminated the previously selected audio source is resumed Terminating call A current call can be terminated by pressing the EN...

Page 112: ...ly press j or k Note The power windows can also be operated with the roof operation switch To do so push roof operation switch twice and hold P54 25 2031 26 Warning When closing the windows be sure th...

Page 113: ...is in steering lock position 2 2 Door contact off Interior lamps remain switched off even when opening a door 3 Interior lamp on Notes If a door remains open and the switch in position 1 the interior...

Page 114: ...vanity mirror Swing sun visors down to protect against sun glare Interior Warning Do not use the driver s vanity mirror while driving P68 60 2024 26 Warning To help avoid personal injury during a col...

Page 115: ...utomatically To store cup holder Push cup holder against dashboard until it engages Caution Keep cup holder closed while traveling Place only containers that fit into the cup holder to prevent spills...

Page 116: ...th handle 2 To close Lower lid until it engages in lock Notes The storage compartment in the armrest is locked with the central locking system The storage compartment in the armrest cannot be locked w...

Page 117: ...d right side 2 of insert and pull up To install ashtray insert place it into ashtray frame and push down to engage Coin holder Open ashtray and fold down 3 cover plate 1 yy yy yy yy y yy yy yy yy yy y...

Page 118: ...cally when hot Note The lighter socket can be used to accommodate electrical accessories up to maximum 85 W 1 P68 20 2170 27 Warning Never touch the heating element or sides of the lighter they are ex...

Page 119: ...heavy or fragile objects or objects having sharp edges in the parcel net In an accident during hard braking or sudden maneuvers they could be thrown around inside the vehicle and cause injury to vehic...

Page 120: ...cedes Benz Client Assistance Center in the USA only at 1 800 FOR MERCedes or Customer Service in Canada at 1 800 387 0100 For operation in the USA only This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rul...

Page 121: ...ns may be released the rapid flashing lamp indicates successful programming of the new frequency signal To program the remaining two buttons follow steps 1 through 4 Note If after repeated attempts yo...

Page 122: ...inue to press and hold the integrated remote control transmitter button note steps 2 through 4 in the Programming portion while you press and re press cycle your hand held transmitter every two second...

Page 123: ...roof luggage carrier is installed To prevent damage to hardtop or luggage cargo when lowering the roof load trunk only to the height of the luggage cover do not permit luggage cargo to raise the clos...

Page 124: ...Important Do not manually move corner flaps of rear shelf Doing so will result in damage to the roof folding mechanism that is not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty Prior to cleaning the...

Page 125: ...d the roll bars closes The trunk lid closes The indicator lamp in the hardtop switch goes out the opening procedure is completed If the hardtop switch is held or is released and slid back again within...

Page 126: ...lamp blinks slowly a malfunction has occurred in the system If indicator lamp blinks rapidly the trunk lid and or the luggage cover may be open and need to be closed The door windows lower The trunk...

Page 127: ...nd let run while activating switch the system may be overloaded for example after lowering or raising the hardtop approximately 5 consecutive times after approximately 10 minutes the hardtop switch ma...

Page 128: ...rage bag 1 located on wall behind the seat backrests and unfold 2 Attach straps to pins 2 3 Close snap buttons 3 4 Pull wind screen on molding over roll bars Note Pull on snap button head to open the...

Page 129: ...ght side holders To open compartment Unhook guide rod from holders and guide luggage cover into storage compartment Important To prevent damage to hardtop or luggage cargo when lowering the roof load...

Page 130: ...2 Manual transmission 143 Automatic transmission 144 Parking brake 153 Driving instructions 154 Drive sensibly Save Fuel 154 Drinking and driving 154 Pedals 154 Power assistance 155 Brakes 155 Driving...

Page 131: ...ransmitter operation instructions regarding use of an external antenna Warning Please do not forget that your primary responsibility is to drive the vehicle Only operate the radio or telephone1 if roa...

Page 132: ...ecommended to brake the vehicle by manually shifting to a lower gear We recommend that you select positions 3 2 or 1 only at moderate speeds for hill driving After 1 000 miles 1 500 km speeds may be g...

Page 133: ...e vehicle s battery is charged and properly connected not damaged and cellular and GPS coverage is available To activate press the SOS button the Roadside Assistance button or the Information button d...

Page 134: ...connection between the Response Center and the occupants of the vehicle will be established automatically soon after the emergency call has been initiated When a voice connection is established the au...

Page 135: ...y call manually Briefly press on cover 1 the cover will open Press the SOS button 2 briefly for longer than 2 seconds The indicator lamp in the SOS button 2 will flash until the emergency call is conc...

Page 136: ...ng charges may apply Refer to the Roadside Assistance manual for more information These programs are only available in the USA Sign and Drive services Services such as jump start a few gallons of fuel...

Page 137: ...ct to availability of cellular and GPS signals A voice connection between the Client Assistance Center representative and the occupants of the vehicle will be established Information regarding the ope...

Page 138: ...vehicle identification number or client information is not available the operator may need to retransmit During this time you will hear a chirp and voice contact will be interrupted Voice contact wil...

Page 139: ...e if the relevant cellular phone network is available The SOS button will flash to indicate receipt of the door unlock command Once the vehicle is unlocked a Response Center specialist will attempt to...

Page 140: ...system may not function and if this occurs assistance must be summoned by other means Warning The Tele Aid control unit is located under the driver s seat If there is accumulation of water or other li...

Page 141: ...ing our recommended maintenance instructions as outlined in your Service Booklet Caution To prevent damage to the catalytic converters use only premium unleaded gasoline in this vehicle Any noticeable...

Page 142: ...thorized technicians Engine adjustments should not be altered in any way Moreover the specified service jobs must be carried out regularly according to Mercedes Benz servicing requirements For details...

Page 143: ...the key or with the key in steering lock position 0 the selector lever is locked in position P 1 Steering is unlocked If necessary move steering wheel slightly to allow the key to be turned clockwise...

Page 144: ...s limited It is therefore recommended that you turn off unnecessary electrical consumers while driving in stop and go traffic This precaution helps to avoid draining of the battery Unnecessary strain...

Page 145: ...mpts have the system checked at the nearest authorized Mercedes Benz Center Vehicles with manual transmission Do not depress accelerator Fully depress clutch pedal otherwise the engine cannot be start...

Page 146: ...so turn front wheel towards the road curb Downshifting gears leading to overrevving the engine can result in transmission damage that is not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty Do not exceed...

Page 147: ...automatically dependent upon Selector lever position Program mode selector Accelerator position Vehicle speed The gear shifting process is continuously adapted dependent on the driving style the driv...

Page 148: ...osition from N or P wait a moment to allow the gear to fully engage before accelerating especially when the engine is cold Accelerator position Partial throttle early upshifting normal acceleration Fu...

Page 149: ...lternately shift from forward to reverse while applying only slight partial throttle Rocking a vehicle free in this manner may cause the ABS or traction system malfunction indicator lamp to come on Tu...

Page 150: ...ith the vehicle stopped The park position is not intended to serve as a brake when the vehicle is parked Rather the driver should always use the parking brake in addition to placing the selector lever...

Page 151: ...upshifts through 5th gear Position D provides optimum driving characteristics under all normal operating conditions Gear selection for special circumstances The transmission gear ranges for special ci...

Page 152: ...tion The delayed upshift is effective with vehicle speeds below 31 mph 50 km h at partial throttle and engine temperatures below 95 F 35 C To avoid overrevving the engine when the selector lever is mo...

Page 153: ...e the transmission does not shift higher than 3rd gear this gear selection will allow use of the engine s braking power downhill Upshift through 2nd gear only For driving in mountainous regions or und...

Page 154: ...ll regular driving The vehicle starts out in 1st gear Accelerator Operation Fast on depressing the accelerator pedal quickly not into kickdown position while driving continuously rather than depressin...

Page 155: ...stics change with the selection of the program mode Dependent on the program mode selector switch position S or W and the gear selector lever in position R the ratio of power transmission changes Emer...

Page 156: ...shing lock button 2 and guide lever downward to its stop The brake warning lamp in the instrument cluster should go out A warning sounds if you start to drive without having released the parking brake...

Page 157: ...at regular intervals by an authorized Mercedes Benz Center Fuel consumption is also increased by driving in cold weather in stop and go traffic on short trips and in hilly country Drinking and driving...

Page 158: ...ine is not running the brake and steering systems are without power assistance Under these circumstances a much greater effort is necessary to stop or steer the vehicle Warning After driving in heavy...

Page 159: ...ic Warm up the engine smoothly Do not place full load on the engine until the operating temperature has been reached When starting off on a slippery surface do not allow one drive wheel to spin for an...

Page 160: ...tread circumference and become visible at a tread depth of approximately 1 16 in 1 5 mm at which point the tire is considered worn and should be replaced The tread wear indicator appears as a solid ba...

Page 161: ...with new tires Reduce vehicle speed avoid track grooves in the road and apply brakes cautiously in the rain Warning Do not allow your tires to wear down too far As tread depth approaches 1 16 in 1 5 m...

Page 162: ...w or ice covered Tire speed rating Vehicles without Sport Package Your vehicle is factory equipped with V rated tires which have a speed rating of 149 mph 240 km h Vehicles with Sport Package only You...

Page 163: ...tructions The most important rule for slippery or icy roads is to drive sensibly and to avoid abrupt acceleration braking and steering maneuvers Do not use the cruise control system under such conditi...

Page 164: ...ambient temperature A well charged battery helps to ensure that the engine can be started even at low ambient temperatures Tires We recommend M S rated radial ply tires on all four wheels for the wint...

Page 165: ...damage to electrical components or wiring to engine or transmission that is not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty Passenger compartment Traveling abroad Abroad there is a widely spread Me...

Page 166: ...ecelerate and set Depress lever briefly to set speed Hold lever down to decelerate Normally the vehicle is accelerated to the desired speed with the accelerator Speed is set by briefly pushing the lev...

Page 167: ...d If the cruise control cancels by itself and remains inoperative until the engine is restarted have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes Benz Center as soon as possible 4 Resume If the leve...

Page 168: ...ansmission The set cruise controlled speed is switched off when declutching exceeds four seconds during downshifting a gear Nevertheless in some cases you may have to step on the brake pedal to slow d...

Page 169: ...akes very quickly results in maximum BAS assistance To receive the benefit of the system you must apply continuous full braking power during the stopping sequence Do not reduce brake pedal pressure Wa...

Page 170: ...n detected in either system As a result it is possible that now only partial engine output will be available and pressing the accelerator pedal will require more effort If the BAS malfunctions the bra...

Page 171: ...ake pedal while experiencing the pulsation Continuous steady brake pedal pressure results in applying the advantages of the ABS namely braking power and ability to steer the vehicle In the case of an...

Page 172: ...lamp comes on and the ABS is switched off When the voltage is above this value again the malfunction indicator lamp should go out and the ABS is operational If the malfunction indicator lamp stays ill...

Page 173: ...ible While driving ease up on the accelerator Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing road conditions Do not switch off the ESP Caution If the vehicle is towed with the front axle raised see pa...

Page 174: ...edes Benz Center as soon as possible With the ABS malfunctioning the ESP is also switched off Driving the vehicle with varied size tires will cause the wheels to rotate at different speeds therefore t...

Page 175: ...amp v located in the speedometer dial is continuously illuminated With the ESP system switched off the engine torque reduction feature is cancelled Therefore the enhanced vehicle stability offered by...

Page 176: ...t any vehicle speed as soon as the tires lose traction and the wheels begin to spin To return to the enhanced vehicle stability offered by ESP press lower half of the switch the ESP warning lamp in th...

Page 177: ...nit cuts out do not top up or overfill Leaving the engine running and the fuel cap open can cause the CHECK ENGINE lamp to illuminate Fuel tank capacity approximately 15 8 US gal 60 0 l This includes...

Page 178: ...ssure refer to tire pressure label inside the fuel filler flap Air conditioner R 134a refrigerant and special PAG lubricant see page 252 Bulbs High and low beams Halogen H7 55 W fog lamps H1 55 W turn...

Page 179: ...washer and headlamp cleaning system For refilling reservoir see page 195 2 Coolant level See Adding coolant on page 194 3 Engine oil level See Checking engine oil level on page 193 and Engine oil lev...

Page 180: ...restraint system SRS indicator lamp 180 Fuel reserve and fuel cap placement warning 181 Electronic stability program ESP warning lamp 181 BAS ESP malfunction indicator lamp 181 ABS malfunction indicat...

Page 181: ...s we recommend that you have the system checked at your authorized Mercedes Benz Center as soon as possible If the CHECK ENGINE lamp comes on continuously and or the vehicle is not driving normally se...

Page 182: ...ngine is running The brake warning lamp will come on when there is insufficient brake fluid in the reservoir engine running and parking brake released or when the parking brake is set engine running N...

Page 183: ...seat belts Supplemental restraint system SRS indicator lamp The operational readiness of the airbag system is verified by the indicator lamp SRS in the instrument cluster when turning the key in stee...

Page 184: ...g lamp continues to blink after closing the fuel cap correctly have the fuel system checked at your authorized Mercedes Benz Center as soon as possible Leaving the engine running and the fuel cap open...

Page 185: ...e BAS and ESP are also switched off Both malfunction indicator lamps come on with the engine running If the charging voltage falls below 10 volts the malfunction indicator lamp comes on and the ABS is...

Page 186: ...system checked at your authorized Mercedes Benz Center as soon as possible Note Do not drive without coolant in the cooling system The engine will overheat causing major engine damage Monitor the coo...

Page 187: ...in serious engine damage that is not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty In addition to the warning lamp the engine oil level should be periodically checked with the dipstick for example du...

Page 188: ...s switched on If a brake lamp fails the lamp failure indicator will come on when applying the brake and stays on until the engine is turned off Note If additional lighting equipment is installed e g a...

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Page 190: ...nt 196 Vehicle jack 197 Wheels 198 Tire replacement 198 Rotating wheels 199 Spare wheel 200 Spare wheel bolts 201 Changing wheels 202 Inflating the collapsible spare tire 207 Storing spare wheel in wh...

Page 191: ...it Spare fuses are supplied inside the main and auxiliary fuse boxes Observe amperage and color of fuse A special fuse puller is supplied with the vehicle tools Always use a new fuse for replacement N...

Page 192: ...s for interior consumers To gain access to the main fuse box 1 release clamp arrow lift the fuse box cover up and remove it To close the main fuse box engage back end of cover and let front end snap i...

Page 193: ...estart after the engine has been turned off Stay clear from fan blades The engine is equipped with a transistorized ignition system Because of the high voltage it is dangerous to touch any components...

Page 194: ...ion To avoid damage to the windshield wipers or hood open the hood only with wipers in the parked position Pull handle 2 up and open hood Lower hood and let it drop into lock from a height of approxim...

Page 195: ...c transmission fluid level The transmission has a permanent fill of automatic transmission fluid Regular automatic transmission fluid level checks and changes are not required For this reason the dips...

Page 196: ...e allowing for the oil to return to the oil pan Wipe oil dipstick clean prior to checking the engine oil level Fully insert dipstick in tube and remove after three seconds to obtain accurate reading O...

Page 197: ...block and at the bottom of the radiator P20 20 2052 26 Warning In order to avoid possible serious burns or injury Use extreme caution when opening the hood if there are any signs of steam or coolant l...

Page 198: ...her Concentrate and water or concentrate commercially available premixed windshield washer solvent antifreeze depending on ambient temperatures Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio For te...

Page 199: ...and wheel bolts 4 Air pump electric 12 V Bolts for spare wheel rim 5 Vehicle jack Raise roof open luggage cover and move aside trunk floor To remove air pump Unbuckle strap and remove air pump from h...

Page 200: ...vely for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either side of the vehicle To help avoid personal injury use the jack only to lift the vehicle during a wheel change Never get beneath the...

Page 201: ...Tire replacement Tires should be replaced in sets Rims and tires must be of the correct size and type For dimensions see page 249 We recommend that you break in new tires for approximately 60 miles 10...

Page 202: ...the driving properties deteriorate Important Unidirectional tires must always be mounted with arrow on tire sidewall pointing in direction of vehicle forward movement Notes Thoroughly clean the inner...

Page 203: ...1 2 B x 16 H 2 with inflatable collapsible tire size 165 70 16 92 P You should inflate the spare tire using the supplied air pump In the case of a flat tire you may temporarily use the spare wheel wh...

Page 204: ...olt for AMG wheel rim size 7 1 2 J x 17 H 2 and 8 1 2 J x 17 H 2 Wheel bolt for spare wheel rim size 4 1 2 B x 16 H 2 2 Wheel bolt for spare wheel rim size 4 1 2 B x 15 H 2 located with tire air pump...

Page 205: ...in front of and one behind the wheel that is diagonally opposite to the wheel being changed The jack is designed exclusively for jacking up the vehicle at the jack tubes built into either side of the...

Page 206: ...ex 4 Using the wrench loosen but do not yet remove the wheel bolts 5 Remove the protective cover from the jack support tube opening by inserting the screwdriver supplied in the tool kit in the opening...

Page 207: ...ack on firm ground Position the jack so that it is always vertical plump line as seen from the side see arrow even if the vehicle is parked on an incline 7 Jack up the vehicle until the wheel is clear...

Page 208: ...faces of wheel and wheel hub Install wheel on wheel hub Insert proper wheel bolts and tighten them snugly Unscrew the alignment pin 4 to install the last wheel bolt 11 Inflate collapsible spare tire S...

Page 209: ...should be returned to the wheel well 13 Using the wrench tighten the five bolts evenly following the sequence illustrated until all bolts are tight Observe a tightening torque of 80 ft lb 110 Nm 14 E...

Page 210: ...ical plug Observe instructions on air pump label 3 Unscrew tire valve cap from spare wheel tire valve 4 Screw filler hose onto tire valve 5 Plug air pump electrical plug into vehicle cigar lighter 6 T...

Page 211: ...l in wheel well Deflate spare tire 1 Unscrew valve stem removal tool which is a part of the valve cap from tire valve 2 Using the valve stem removal tool open tire valve slightly by turning the tire v...

Page 212: ...cified air pressure 3psi 0 2 bar Tire pressures listed for light loads are minimum values offering high driving comfort Increased inflation pressures for heavy loads produce favorable handling charact...

Page 213: ...Overinflating tires can result in sudden deflation blowout because they are more likely to become punctured or damaged by road debris potholes etc Follow recommended inflation pressures Do not overlo...

Page 214: ...When removing and connecting the battery always make sure that all electrical consumers are off and the key is in steering lock position 0 The battery must always be securely installed when the vehic...

Page 215: ...e Jump starting with more powerful battery could damage the vehicle s electrical systems which will not be covered by the Mercedes benz Limited Warranty The battery is located in the engine compartmen...

Page 216: ...e end of the second jumper cable to the grounded negative terminal of the charged battery and the final connection to a grounded heavy metal bracket in the engine compartment or on the engine of the d...

Page 217: ...on the passenger side behind the grille in the bumper panel Grille removal for SLK 320 except Sport Package version Hold left and right end of grille 1 and pull out Grille removal for SLK 230 except S...

Page 218: ...py roads will damage the lower edge of the front bumper cover Use wheel lift dolly or flat bed equipment with key in steering lock turned to position 0 Towing restrictions for vehicles with automatic...

Page 219: ...door locks from locking deactivate the automatic central locking Note To signal turns while being towed with hazard warning flasher in use turn key in steering lock to position 2 and activate combina...

Page 220: ...elector lever can be manually unlocked e g when towing the vehicle To do so insert a pin 1 e g ball point pen into the covered opening below the position D of the shift pattern While pushing the pin d...

Page 221: ...2 volt bulbs with the specified watt rating When replacing halogen bulbs do not touch glass portion of bulb with bare hands Use plain paper or a clean cloth Warning Halogen lamps contain pressurized g...

Page 222: ...ster display Practical hints Car care Index Headlamp assembly 1 Bulb socket for turn signal parking and standing lamp 2 Headlamp cover with locking tab 3 Electrical connector for low beam headlamp bul...

Page 223: ...r 3 or 4 Unhook clamping ring and pull out bulb together with clamping ring Remove bulb Insert new bulb seating properly in cutouts of bulb socket mount clamping ring Reinstall and push electrical con...

Page 224: ...kit into hole for release lever 5 Move screwdriver sideways toward radiator and then rearward Remove the released lamp assembly Twist bulb socket 1 counterclockwise and pull out Push bulb into socket...

Page 225: ...il parking and standing lamp 67 5W 4 cp bulb 4 Backup lamp 1154 21 W 32 cp bulb 5 Driver s side Rear fog lamp 1155 21W 32 cp bulb Open trunk lid Remove cover in right side panel and first aid kit in l...

Page 226: ...cket turn counterclockwise and remove Insert new bulb in socket push in and twist clockwise Insert bulb socket with bulb in lamp and twist clockwise To reinstall lamp set back end of lamp into bumper...

Page 227: ...ontrol Checking batteries If the transmit button or is pressed longer than 1 second the battery check lamp in the transmitter eye 1 lights up briefly indicating that the batteries are in order Change...

Page 228: ...ycling of batteries is the preferred method of disposal For disposal please follow manufacturer s recommendation on battery package Replacement Battery Lithium type CR 2025 or equivalent Synchronizing...

Page 229: ...chart as ENGINE EMERGENCY OFF The fuse chart is also located in the vehicle tool kit see page 196 For fuses see page 188 Raising hardtop manually In case of malfunction the hardtop can also be raised...

Page 230: ...nch turn screw 1 of the hydraulic pump counterclockwise to its stop Keep wrench with you for later use in closing and locking the hardtop Important Do not operate the hardtop switch with screw 1 in th...

Page 231: ...pulling on trunk lid hinge 7 Close trunk lid then reopen it by holding each side of its front end and swing it completely to the rear arrows 8 Carefully bring back end of trunk lid down arrow until l...

Page 232: ...below on lower section of hardtop 4 and pull hardtop out of its storage compartment 10 With rear section of roof 5 in a vertical position place hands on rear section of roof as shown and guide pins 6...

Page 233: ...To close hardtop Insert hex socket wrench and turn clockwise 7 to its stop To lock hardtop Turn wrench counterclockwise 8 to its stop 12 Close trunk lid by placing flat hands near edges arrows Notes T...

Page 234: ...ry Removal Fold wiper arm forward Tilt wiper blade downward Press safety tab 1 push wiper blade downward 2 and remove Place wiper blade on firm support Press down both tabs with a screw driver and sli...

Page 235: ...ade is properly installed An improperly installed wiper blade may cause windshield damage Antenna To prevent damage or diminished radio reception after reinstallation the non retractable antenna shoul...

Page 236: ...painted body components 235 Tar stains 235 Engine cleaning 236 Vehicle washing 236 Headlamps taillamps turn signal lenses 237 Window cleaning 237 Rear window cleaning 237 Wiper blades 238 Light alloy...

Page 237: ...er damage Any damage should be repaired as soon as possible to prevent the start of corrosion In doing so do not neglect the underside of the vehicle A prerequisite for a thorough check is a washing o...

Page 238: ...ever use a round nozzle to power wash tires The intense jet of water can result in damage to the tire Always replace a damaged tire Always keep the jet of water moving across the surface Do not aim di...

Page 239: ...any wax Vehicle washing Do not use hot water or wash your vehicle in direct sunlight Use only a mild car wash detergent such as Mercedes Benz approved Car Shampoo Thoroughly spray the vehicle with a d...

Page 240: ...ion on all glass surfaces An automotive glass cleaner is recommended Rear window cleaning The corner flaps of the rear shelf partially cover the rear window This prevents the window from being fully c...

Page 241: ...ndow Wiper blades Clean the wiper blade rubbers with a clean cloth and detergent solution Light alloy wheels Mercedes Benz approved Wheel Care should be used for regular cleaning of the light alloy wh...

Page 242: ...e Plastic and rubber parts Do not use oil or wax on these parts Headliner and shelf behind roll bars Clean with soft bristle brush or use a dry shampoo cleaner in case of excessive dirt Upholstery Usi...

Page 243: ...ar care Index Seat belts The webbing must not be treated with chemical cleaning agents Use only clear lukewarm water and soap Do not dry the webbing at temperatures above 176 F 80 C or in direct sunli...

Page 244: ...parts service 242 Warranty coverage 242 Identification labels 243 Layout of poly V belt drive 245 Technical data 248 Fuels coolants lubricants etc capacities 252 Engine oils 254 Engine oil additives...

Page 245: ...Mercedes Benz could damage the vehicle which damage is not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty or compromise its durability or safety Warranty coverage Your vehicle is covered under the term...

Page 246: ...ruments and controls Operation Driving Instrument cluster display Practical hints Car care Index Identification labels 1 Certification Label and Paintwork No 2 Vehicle Identification No VIN 3 Engine N...

Page 247: ...ent cluster display Practical hints Car care Index 4 VIN visible lower edge of windshield 5 Emission control label 6 Information Label California version Vacuum line routing for emission control syste...

Page 248: ...essor routing belt I The engine is equipped with two poly V belts 1 Crankshaft 2 Air conditioner compressor 3 Power steering pump 4 Coolant pump SLK 230 Kompressor routing belt II For dimensions of th...

Page 249: ...uster display Practical hints Car care Index SLK 230 Kompressor routing combined belts I and II 1 Crankshaft 2 Air conditioner compressor 3 Power steering pump 4 Coolant pump 5 Idler pulley 6 Generato...

Page 250: ...trument cluster display Practical hints Car care Index SLK 320 belt routing 1 Automatic belt tensioner 2 Crankshaft 3 Air conditioner compressor 4 Generator alternator 5 Idler pulley 6 Power steering...

Page 251: ...ston displacement 140 1 cu in 2295 cm3 195 2 cu in 3199 cm3 Compression ratio 8 8 1 10 1 Output acc to SAE J 1349 190 hp 5300 rpm 142 kW 5300 rpm 215 hp 5700 rpm 160 kW 5700 rpm Maximum torque acc to...

Page 252: ...ckage SLK 320 Except Sport Package SLK 230 KOMPRESSOR SLK 320 Sport Package Rims and summer tires Rims front axle light alloy rims Wheel offset 7 J x 16 H 2 1 46 in 37 mm 7 J x 16 H 2 1 46 in 37 mm 71...

Page 253: ...snow chains Model SLK 230 KOMPRESSOR SLK 320 Rims and winter tires Rims light alloy Wheel offset 7 J x 16 H 2 1 46 in 37 mm 7 J x 16 H 2 1 46 in 37 mm Radial ply tires 205 55 R 16 91 H M S 205 55 R 16...

Page 254: ...Starter motor 12V 1 1 kW 12V 1 7 kW Battery 12V 74 Ah 12V 74 Ah Spark plugs Electrode gap Tightening torque Bosch F 7 KTCR 0 039 in 1 0 mm 15 22 ft lb 20 30 Nm Bosch F 8 DPER Beru 14 FGH 8 DPUR X 2 NG...

Page 255: ...ity Fuels coolants lubricants etc Engine with oil filter SLK 230 SLK 320 6 1 US qt 5 5 l 8 5 US qt 8 0 l Recommended engine oils Automatic transmission 8 5 US qt 8 0 l Automatic transmission fluid Man...

Page 256: ...8 US gal 60 0 l approx 2 1 US gal 8 0 l Premium unleaded gasoline Posted Octane 91 Avg of 96 RON 86 MON Air conditioner system R 134a refrigerant and special PAC lubricant Never R 12 1 Use MB Windshie...

Page 257: ...Damage or malfunctions resulting from blending oil additives are not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty Air conditioner refrigerant R 134a HFC refrigerant and special PAG lubricating oil is...

Page 258: ...s fully loaded or operating in mountainous terrain Fuel requirements Use only Premium unleaded meeting ASTM standard D 439 The octane number posted at the pump must be 91 min It is an average of both...

Page 259: ...or fuel quality or from blending specific fuel additives are not covered by the Mercedes Benz Limited Warranty Coolants The engine coolant is a mixture of water and anticorrosion antifreeze which prov...

Page 260: ...eeze Your vehicle contains a number of aluminum parts The use of aluminum components in motor vehicle engines necessitates that anticorrosion antifreeze coolant used in such engines be specifically fo...

Page 261: ...tion width For example All passenger vehicle tires must conform to federal safety requirements in addition to these grades Treadwear The treadwear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate...

Page 262: ...ustained high temperature can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and reduce tire life and excessive temperature can lead to sudden tire failure The grade C corresponds to a level of performa...

Page 263: ...ntitheft alarm system 35 Aquaplaning 158 Ashtrays 114 Audio system 91 Anti theft system 93 Button and soft key operation 94 Cassette mode 99 CD changer 103 CD mode 102 Operating and display elements 9...

Page 264: ...lid 35 General notes 24 Locking and unlocking 26 Remote control 22 25 224 Vehicle keys 22 Changing wheels 202 Inflating the collapsible spare tire 207 Storing spare wheel in wheel well 208 Charge indi...

Page 265: ...nking and driving 154 Drive sensibly Save Fuel 154 Driving instructions 154 Driving off 156 E Electronic stability program ESP 170 Control switch 172 Malfunction indicator lamp 181 Synchronizing 171 W...

Page 266: ...mp assembly 219 High mounted stop lamp 223 Low and high beam 220 Parking lamps 221 222 Replacing bulbs 218 Side marker lamp front 223 Standing lamps 221 222 Taillamp assemblies 222 Turn signal lamps 2...

Page 267: ...aning system 80 Headlights 79 Heated seats 42 Hood 190 I Identification labels 243 Indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 70 178 Infant and child restraint systems 61 Inflating the collapsible spar...

Page 268: ...lant level warning 183 Luggage cover 126 M Maintenance 129 Malfunction and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster 178 Manual transmission 143 Mirror exterior adjusting 65 Mirror exterior rear view...

Page 269: ...on REST 89 Retractable hardtop 120 Roadside assistance 8 Roadside assistance call See Tele Aid 130 S Safety guidelines for the seat belt emergency tensioning retractor and airbag 59 Seat belts 44 Fast...

Page 270: ...s in the vehicle 188 Sun visors 111 Supplemental restraint system SRS 51 Indicator lamp 180 SRS malfunction 54 Synchronizing remote control 225 T Tachometer 74 Technical data 248 Electrical system 251...

Page 271: ...ed 33 Trunk lid Emergency release 35 Release switch 33 Turn signal failure 81 Turn signals 81 V Vanity Mirror 111 Vehicle jack 197 Vehicle tools 196 W Warranty Coverage 242 Washing the vehicle 236 Wha...

Page 272: ...We reserve the right to modify the technical details of the vehicle as given in the data and illustrations of this Operator s Manual Reprinting translation and copying even of excerpts is not permitte...

Page 273: ...Order No 6515 3238 13 Part No 170 584 1896 USA Edition C 2001...

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