2006 MERCEDES-BENZ E500 warning

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 450 Practical hintsBatteriesYour vehicle is equipped with two batter-
ies:
Main battery (battery for starter and 
electrical consumers; located in the 
trunk)

Auxiliary battery (back-up battery; st

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 451 Practical hints
Batteries
Disconnecting the battery
Depress parking brake firmly or move 
gear selector lever to positionP.

Turn off all electrical consumers.

Remove SmartKey from starter swi

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 452 Practical hintsBatteries
Read and observe safety instructions 
and precautions (
page 326) and 
(
page 450).

Remove the luggage box (
page 423).

Disconnect battery negative lead1.

Remove

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 454 Practical hintsJump starting
If the battery is discharged, the engine can 
be started with jumper cables and the bat-
tery of another vehicle. Observe the follow-
ing:
Jump starting should only b

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 455 Practical hints
Jump starting
The battery is located in the trunk under-
neath the luggage box (
page 423). Only 
jump start the vehicle from the battery in 
the trunk.

Make sure the two vehicl

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 458 Practical hintsTowing the vehicle
!
To be certain to avoid a possibility of 
damage to the drivetrain, however, we 
recommend the drive shaft be discon-
nected at the rear axle drive flange (ve-
h

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 459 Practical hints
Towing the vehicle
iTo signal turns while being towed with 
the hazard warning flasher in use, turn 
SmartKey in starter switch to 
position2 and activate the combina-
tion switch

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MERCEDES-BENZ E500 2006 W211 Owners Manual 461 Practical hintsFuses
Fuses
Fuses are designed to protect the electri-
cal circuits in your vehicle from a short cir-
cuit. If a fuse is blown, the component(s) 
and systems secured by that fuse w