2005 MERCEDES-BENZ E320 shift

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 182 Controls in detailAutomatic transmission
Downshifting
Press button1 on the left side of the 
steering wheel.
The transmission will shift to the next 
lower gear as permitted by the shift 
program

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 183 Controls in detail
Automatic transmission
Manual shift program E 55 AMG
In the manual program mode M you can 
change the gears manually on the steering 
wheel (
page 181) or by using the gear 
se

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 184 Controls in detailAutomatic transmissionDownshifting
Briefly press the gear selector lever to 
the left in theD-direction 
(page 176).
or

Press button1 on the left side of the 
steering wheel

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 185 Controls in detail
Automatic transmission
Kickdown
Using the kickdown when driving in the 
manual program modeM is not possible.
Deactivating manual shift program
Press the program mode selector

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 232 Controls in detailDriving systems1Set current or higher speed
2Set current or lower speed
3Cancel cruise control
4Resume at previously set speed
Setting current speed
Accelerate or decelerate to

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 234 Controls in detailDriving systemsSetting a higher speed
Lift cruise control lever to position1 
and hold it up until the desired speed is 
reached.

Release cruise control lever.
The new speed i

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 241 Controls in detail
Driving systems
Setting a lower speed
Briefly tip the cruise control lever in the 
direction of arrow2 (
page 239) to 
decrease vehicle speed in increments 
of 5 mph (Canada:

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MERCEDES-BENZ E320 2005 W211 Owners Manual 286 OperationIn the “Operation” section you will find de-
tailed information on operating, maintain-
ing and caring for your vehicle.The first 1000 miles (1500 km)
The more cautiously you treat yo