2010 MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 key

[x] Cancel search: key

Page 77 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual Locking and unlocking from the insideGObserve Safety notes, see page 55.
You can lock or unlock the vehicle from the
inside using the central locking switches. This
can be useful, for example, if you

Page 78 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual XLower tailgate by pulling firmly on
handles :.
XClose tailgate with hands placed flat on it.
Once the tailgate touches the latch, the
tailgate will pull itself shut automatically.
Power tailgate
GWar

Page 79 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual RPull outside handle on the tailgate.
RWhen no SmartKey is inserted in the starter
switch (vehicles with KEYLESS-GO: Make
sure the vehicle’s on-board electronics
have status 0): Press button F on th

Page 80 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual RThe vehicle locks.
RThe turn signals flash three times to
confirm locking.
RThe locking knobs in the doors move
down.
RThe anti-theft alarm system is armed.
If the tailgate comes into contact with an

Page 81 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual Limiting opening height of tailgate
You can limit the opening height of the
tailgate in the upper opening range. This can
be useful, for example, when the space above
the tailgate is not sufficient.
A

Page 82 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual XGet a jump start.
iIf the SmartKey does not belong to the
vehicle, the SmartKey can be turned in the
starter switch. However, the ignition does
not switch on and the engine does not start.
KEYLESS-GO

Page 83 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual iIf you now press the KEYLESS-GO start/
stop button
R once more, the ignition (position  2) is
switched on
R twice more the power supply is again
switched off
Ignition (or position 2) XPress the KEYLE

Page 84 of 368

MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 2010 W164 Owners Manual vehicle could result in an accident and/or
serious personal injury.
GWarning!
According to accident statistics, children are
safer when properly restrained in the rear
seating positions than in the fr