2005 MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS sensor

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 52 Getting startedDrivingWindshield wipers
The combination switch is located on the 
left of the steering column.Combination switch1Single wipe
2Switching on windshield wipers
Switch on ignition (
p

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 142 Controls in detailInstrument clusterTachometer
The red marking on the tachometer de-
notes excessive engine speed.
To help protect the engine, the fuel supply 
is interrupted if the engine is oper

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 186 Controls in detailGood visibilityFor information on the windshield wipers, 
see “Windshield wipers” (
page 52).Headlamp cleaning system* 
(Standardon S500, S600, S55AMG)
The switch is located

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 189 Controls in detail
Good visibility
Folding exterior rear view mirrors in 
and out manually
The exterior rear view mirrors can vibrate if 
they are not folded out completely.
The buttons are locate

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 217 Controls in detail
Driving systems
Distronic*
When activated, the Distronic adaptive 
cruise control system increases driving 
convenience afforded by the cruise control 
during travel on expressw

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 227 Controls in detail
Driving systems
The most likely cause for a malfunctioning 
system is a dirty sensor (located behind 
the hood grille), especially at times of snow 
and ice or heavy rain. In su

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 235 Controls in detail
Driving systems
Parktronic system* (Parking assist)
The Parktronic system is an electronic aid 
designed to assist the driver during park-
ing maneuvers. It visually and audibly

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MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2005  Owners Manual 236 Controls in detailDriving systemsRange of the sensors
To function properly, the sensors must be 
free of dirt, ice, snow and slush. Clean the 
sensors regularly, being careful not to 
scratch or d
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