2019 MERCEDES-BENZ CLA COUPE ECU

If
the brake system hasonly been subject to
modera teload s,you shoul dtest thefunctional-
ity ofyou rbrakes atregul arintervals.
You canfind adescriptio nof Brake Assist (BAS)
on (Ypage 61).
Mercedes-Benz recommendsthatyouonly have
brake pads/linings installedon you rvehicle
which havebeen appro vedforMercedes-Benz
vehicle sor which correspond toan equi valent
qua litystandard. Brakepads/linings whichhave
not been appro vedforMercedes-Benz vehicles
or which arenot ofan equi valent qualitycould
affect yourvehicle 'sopera tingsafety.
Mercedes-Benz recommendsthatyouonly use
brake fluidthat hasbeen specia llyappro vedfor
you rvehicle byMercedes-Benz, orwhich corre-
sponds toan equi valent qualitystandard. Brake
flui dwhich hasnotbeen appro vedfor
Mercedes-Benz vehiclesor which isnot ofan
equi valent qualitycould affect yourvehicle 's
opera tingsafety.
Chec kingbrake liningthickne ss You
canmeasu rethe break pad/liningthick-
ness using atest gage .Colo r-coding (greenor
red) onthe test gage allows youtodetermine
whether thebrake pad/liningthickness isstill
sufficie nt.The test gage isin the vehicle docu-
ment walletinthe glove box. Front
wheel Rea
rwheel
X Bring thevehicle andwheel sinto asuita ble
positio nso that youcan attach testgage 0083.
X Secure thevehicle against rollingawa y
(Y page 142).
X Engage parkpositio nP.
X Switch offthe engine.
X Pla cetest gage 0083betwee nthe wheel 's
spokes onbrake pad/lining0087.
X Hold testgage 0083verticall yon brake disc0043
and slidemeasu ringpin0044onto brake
disc 0043.
X Check whichcolorfield0085the arrow on
measu ringpin0044ispointing to.
Green: thebrake pad/liningthickness issuf-
ficient.
Red: thebrake pad/liningthickness isnot
sufficie nt.Have thebrake pads/lining
checked ataqua lifiedspecia listworkshop.
To avoid aninaccurate measurement:
R make sureyoupositio nthe wheel ssuita bly
R do not putthemeasu ringpinonarecess in
the brake disc Drivin
gon wetroads
Hydroplaning If
the road surface iswet, hydro planing may
occur dependi ngon water level,speed andtire
tread depth. Drivi
ngtips
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The
speed indicated inthe speedometer may
differ slightly fromthespeed stored.
Import antsafety notes If
you failtoadapt yourdriving style,cruise con-
trol can neither reducetherisk ofan accident
nor override thelaws ofphysics. Cruisecontrol
cann ottake intoaccount theroad, trafficand
weather conditions.Cruise controlisonly an
aid. You areresponsible forthe distance tothe
vehicle infront ,for vehicle speed,forbraking in
good timeandforstaying inyour lane.
Do not use cruise control:
R in road andtrafficcondit ionswhich donot
allow youtomaintain aconst antspeed, e.g.in
heavy trafficor on winding roads
R on slippery roadsurfaces. Brakingor accel-
erating couldcause thedrive wheels tolose
tract ionand thevehicle couldthenskid
R inpoor visibility, e.g.due tofog, heavy rainor
snow
If there isachange ofdrivers, advisethenew
driver ofthe speed stored.
Cruise control lever 0043
Activates orincreases speed
0044 Activates orreduces speed
0087 Deact ivates cruise control
0085 Activates atthe current speed/last stored
speed
When youactivate cruisecontrol,the stored
speed isshown inthe multifunct iondisplay for
five seconds. Activation
conditions To
activate cruisecontrol,allofthe following
activation conditionsmust befulfilled:
R the electric parking brakemustbereleased.
R ESP ®
must beactive, butnot inter vening.
R the trans mission mustbeinposition 005B.
Storing, maintaining andcalling upa
speed Storing
andmaint aining thecurr ent
speed
You canstore thecurrent speedifyou aredriv-
ing faster than20mph (30km/ h).
X Acc elerate thevehicle tothe desired speed.
X Briefly pressthecruise controllever up0043 or
down 0044.
X Remove yourfootfrom theaccelerator pedal.
Cruise controlisactivated. Thevehicle auto-
matically maintains thestored speed.
i Cruise
controlmay beunable tomaintain
the stored speedonuphill gradients. The
stored speedisresumed whenthegradient
evens out.Cruise controlmaintains the
stored speedondownhill gradients byauto-
matically applyingthe brakes.
Storing thecurr entspeed orcalling upthe
last stored speed G
WARNIN
G
If you callupthe stored speedanditdiffers
from thecurrent speed,thevehicle acceler-
ates ordecelerates. Ifyou donot know the
stored speed, thevehicle couldaccelerate or
brake unexpect edly.There isarisk ofan acci-
dent.
Pay atten tiontothe road andtrafficcondi-
tions before callingupthe stored speed. Ifyou
do not know thestored speed, storethe
desired speedagain.
X Briefly pullthecruise controllever towards
you 0085.
X Remove yourfootfrom theaccelerator pedal.
The first time cruise controlisactivated, it
stores thecurrent speedorregulates the
speed ofthe vehicle tothe previously stored
speed. Driving
systems
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Setting
aspeed Keep
inmind thatitmay take abrief moment
until thevehicle hasaccelerated orbraked to
the speed set.
X To
adj ust the setspeed in5mph incre-
ments (10km/h increment s):briefly press
the cruise control lever up0043 past thepres-
sure point forahigher speed, ordown 0044for
a lower speed.
X To
adj ust the setspeed in1mp hincre-
ments (1km/h increment s):briefly press
the cruise control lever up0043 tothe pressure
point forahigher speed, ordown 0044for a
lower speed.
i Cruise
control isnot deactiv atedifyou
depress theaccelerat orpedal. Forexample, if
you accelerat ebriefly toovert ake,cruise con-
trol adjusts thevehicle's speedtothe last
speed storedafter youhave finished overtak-
ing.
Deactivat ingcruise control There
areseveral waystodeactiv atecruise con-
trol:
X Briefly pressthecruise control lever forwards
0087.
or X Brak e.
Cruise control isautomatic allydeactiv atedif:
R the vehicle issecured withtheelectr icpark-
ing brake
R you aredriving atless than 20mph (30km/ h)
R ESP ®
inte rvenes oryoude acti vate ESP ®
R youshi ftthe transmi ssion topositio n005C
wh ile dri vin g
If cru ise contro lis de acti vated ,yo uwi llhe ar a
wa rning tone .Yo uwi llsee theCruise Con‐ Cru
ise Con‐
tro lOff tro
lOff message inthe multifu nctio ndisp lay
for appro xim atelyfiv esec ond s.
i Wh
enyousw itch offthe engine,the last
sp ee dstor ediscle ared . Ac
tiv eDi stan ceAssist DISTRO NIC
Ge neral notes Activ
eDis tance AssistDISTR ONICreg ulate sthe
sp ee dand automa tically he lpsyo uma inta inthe
di sta nce fromthe vehiclede tecte din fro nt.
Veh icles arede tecte dwi th the aid of the rada r
sen sor system .Activ eDis tance Assist
DISTR ONICbra kes automa tically to avoid
exce eding the setspee dor toma inta inthe des-
ig nate ddista nce fromthe vehiclein fro nt.
If Activ eDis tance AssistDISTR ONICde tects
tha tthe reisaris kof acol lisi on with the vehicle
in fro nt, youwi llbe warned visually and audibly.
Activ eDis tance AssistDISTR ONICcanno tpre -
vent acol lisi on withou tyo ur inte rventio n.An
inte rmittent warning tone willthe nsou ndand
the dista nce warning lamp willlight upinthe
ins trument cluster .Bra keimm ediatel yin ord er
to incr ease the dista nce tothe vehiclein fro ntor
take evasive acti onpro vided itis sa fe to do so.
Activ eDis tance AssistDISTR ONICop era tes in
the spee dra nge betwe en0mph (0km/h )and
120 mph (200km/h ).
Ch ang einto alowe rge ar ingo od time onlong
and steepdo wnh ill gra dients .Thi sis esp ecially
imp orta ntifthe vehicleis lade n.By doing so,you
wi llma keuseof the braking effect ofthe eng ine.
Thi srel ieves theload on the brakesystem and
pre vents thebrakes fromove rheating and wear-
ing too quickl y.
Do not useActiv eDis tance AssistDISTR ONIC
on roa dswith stee pgra dients .
For Activ eDis tance AssistDISTR ONICto assist
yo uwh en drivin g,the rada rsen sor system must
be opera tional .
As Activ eDis tance AssistDISTR ONICtra nsmi ts
ra da rwa ves ,it can resemb lethe rada rde tecto rs
of the responsi ble au thor ities. Youcan referto
the releva ntcha pterin the Opera tor' sMa nua lif
qu esti ons areas ked abou tthi s.
i USA
only:Thi sde vic eha sbe en appro ved by
the FCC asa"V eh icu larRa darSys tem" .The
ra da rsen sor isinte ndedfor usein an auto-
moti verada rsy stem only.Re mov al,tam per-
ing ,or alteri ngofthe devic ewi llvoi dany war-
ra ntie s,and isnot permi tted bythe FCC .Do
not tamperwi th, alter, orusein any non-
ap pro ved way.
Any unauthorized mod ificati ontothisde vic e
cou ldvoi dthe user' sau thor itytoopera tethe
eq uipme nt. 15
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ivi ng system sDrivi ng andparki ng

Dri
vin gwit hAct ive Dist ance Assi st
DIST RONIC Act
ivating atthecur rent speed orlas t
st or ed speed G
WAR
NING
If you callup thest or ed spe edand itdif fers
fr om thecur ren tspe ed, theveh icle acc eler -
at es ordec eler ates. Ifyou donotkn ow the
st or ed spe ed, theveh icle co uld acceler ateor
bra keune xpec tedly. Thereisaris kof an acc i-
den t.
Pay atte nt ion tothero ad and traff icco nd i-
ti on sbef orecal lingup thest or ed spe ed.Ifyou
do notkn ow thest or ed spe ed, stor eth e
des iredspe edagain .
X Brief lypull thecr uise contro llev ertoward s
you 0085.
X Rem oveyour foot from theacc eler ator peda l.
The first time Active Distanc eAs sis t
DI ST RON ICisact ivat ed, itstor es thecur ren t
spe edorreg ulat esthespe edoftheveh icle to
th epre viously stor ed spe ed.
Pu llin gawa yan ddr ivin g
X If
you wantto pullawa ywit hAct ive Dis-
ta nce Assi stDIST RONIC: rem oveyour foot
fr om thebra kepeda l.
X Brief lypull thecr uise contro llev ertoward s
you 0085.
or
X If
Act ive Dist ance Assi stDIST RONICis
act ivated: acc eler atebri efly.
Your vehicle pulls away andadapt sits spe ed
to that oftheveh icle in fron t.Ifno veh icle is
det ectedin fron t,your vehicle acc eler ates to
th eset speed.
The vehicle can also pullaway when itis fac ing
an uni den tifie dobs tacle or isdri vin gon adif fer-
en tlin efrom another veh icle. The vehicle then
bra kesaut omatically. Berea dytobra keatall
ti mes .
If th ere isno veh icle in fron t,Ac tive Distanc e
As sis tDI ST RON ICope rates inthesam eway as
cr uise contro l.
If Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICdet ects a
slo wer -moving veh icle in fron t,itbra kesyour
veh icle. Inthis way, thedis tanc eyou havesel ec-
te dis main tained. If
Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICdet ects a
fas ter-mo vingveh icle in fron t,itincr ease sth e
dri vin gspe ed. Howev er,theveh icle ison ly
acc eler ated up tothespe edyou havest or ed.
i Ac
tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICisdeac -
ti vat ed when youdepr essthebra ke,ex ce pt
when theveh icle isstat ion ary.
Sele cting thedr ive progr am
Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICsupp orts a
spo rtydri vin gst yle when youselectth eS+ drive
pro gram (Ypage 135)or theman ualdrive pro -
gr am (Ypage 137). Acceler ation beh ind th e
veh icle in fron tor totheset spe edisthen notice -
ably moredyn amic .If you havesel ectedth eE
(Me rcede s-AM Gveh icles :C )dri ve pro gram, the
veh icle acc eler ates mo regen tly. Thi sset ting is
rec ommen dedinstop- and -sta rt traff ic.
Cha ngin glan es
If you wantto chang eto theov ert aking lan eon
mult i-lan ero ads, Active Distanc eAs sis t
DI ST RON ICsupp orts you if:
R you aredrivin gfas terth an 45 mph (70km/h)
R Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICismain -
ta ining th edis tanc eto aveh icle in fron t
R you switchon theappr opriatetu rn sig nal
R Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICdoe sno t
cur ren tly det ecta dan ger ofcollis ion
If th ese cond ition sare fulfilled,your vehicle is
acc eler ated. Acceler ation will beinte rrupt edif
ch ang inglan estake sto olon gor ifth edis tanc e
bet ween yourvehicle and theveh icle in fron t
bec omestoosm all.
St opp ing
If Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI ST RON ICdet ects
th at theveh icle in fron tis stopp ing, itbra kes
your vehicle unt ilit is stat ion ary.
On ce your vehicle isstat ion ary, itrem ainsst a-
ti on ary and youdonotne ed todepr essthe
bra ke.
i Af
tera time, theelec tric par king bra ke
sec uresth eveh icle and reliev es theser vice
bra ke.
i De
pen dingon thespe cifie dmin imum dis-
ta nc e,your vehicle will come toast and still at
a suf ficien tdis tanc ebeh ind th eveh icle in
fr on t.The specifie dmin imum distanc eis set
usin gth eco ntro lon thecr uise contro llev er. Dri
ving systems
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X
Brie flypre ssthe cruisecontrol leverfor-
wa rds 0043.
or X Brake ,unl ess thevehi cleisstati onar y.
Whe nyo udea ctiva teActive DistanceAssist
DISTR ONIC,the Acti veDist ance Assist Acti
veDist ance Assist
Off Off
mess ageap pea rson the multifunction dis-
pl ay for approxi mate lyfive seco nds.
i The
last spe edstore drema insstore duntil
yo uswi tch offthe engi ne.Active Distance
Assi stDISTR ONICisnot deactiva tedifyo u
dep ress theacce lerator pedal.
Active DistanceAssistDISTR ONICisau toma ti-
cal lydea ctiva tedif:
R youenga gethe electric parking brakeorifthe
vehi cleisau toma tically secu redwith the elec-
tric parking brake
R ESP ®
interv enesoryoudea ctiva teESP ®
R the transm ission isin pos ition005D, 005Eor005C
R youpu llthe cruisecontrol levertowa rdsyou
in orde rto pullaw ay and thefront-pa ssenger
doo ror one ofthe reardoo rsisope n
R the vehi cleisskid ding
R youacti vate Active Parking Assist
If Active DistanceAssistDISTR ONICisdea cti-
vate dau toma tically, yo uwi llhea ra wa rning
tone. Youwillsee theActi veDist ance Acti
veDist ance
Assi stOff Assi
stOff mess ageon the multifunction dis-
pl ay for approxi mate lyfive seco nds.
Active DistanceAssistDISTR ONICisalso auto-
mati callydea ctiva tedwhe nyo uacti vate DSR.
The 00C6 DSRsymbol appea rsinthe multifunc-
tion displ ay.
Ac tive Distanc eAs sis tDI STRONI Cdis-
plays inthe instrument cluste r Di
splay sin the spee dome ter Whe
nActive DistanceAssi stDISTR ONICisacti -
vate dand there arenovehi cles detected in
front, oneortwo segments 0044inthe setspeed
rang elight up.
If Active DistanceAssistDISTR ONICdetectsa
vehi cleinfront, segments 0044from speedofthe
vehi cleinfront 0087tostore dspe ed0043 light up.
i For
design reasons, thespeeddispl ayed on
the speedo meter maydiffer slightl yfrom the
spe edset forActive DistanceAssist
DISTR ONIC.
Di splay whenAc tive Distanc eAs sis t
DI STRONI Cis deac tivate d
In the Assi stance menu(Ypage 186) ofthe on-
boa rdcompu ter,youcan select the assista nce
di spl ay. 0043
Veh iclein front, ifdete cted
0044 Dista nceindicator ,curre ntdistance tothe
vehi cleinfront
0087 Speci fiedmini mum distance tothe vehi cle
in front; adjusta ble
0085 You rvehi cle
X Sele ctthe Assi stanceGrap hic Assi
stanceGrap hicfuncti on
usi ng the on-bo ardcompu ter(Ypage 187 ).
Di splay whenAc tive Distanc eAs sis t
DI STRONI Cis acti vated
You willini tia lly see thestore dspe edfor approx-
ima tely fiveseco ndswhenyo uacti vate Active
Dista nceAssistDISTR ONIC. Dri
vin gsys tems
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0043
Vehicle infront, ifdetected
0044 Specified minimum distancetothe vehicle
in front; adjustabl e
0087 Your vehicle
0085 Active Distance AssistDISTRONIC active
(text onlyappea rswhen thecruise control
lever isactuated)
X Select theAssistance Graphic Assistance
Graphicfunction
using theon-board computer (Ypage 187).
Tips fordriving withActive Distanc e
Assi stDIS TRONIC General
notes
Pay particula rattention inthe follow ingtraffic
situations:
R Cornering, enteringandexiting abend: the
abil ityofAct iveDistance AssistDISTRONIC to
detect vehicles onbends islimited. Yourvehi-
cle may brake unexpectedly orlate.
R Vehicles drivinginastaggered formation:
Act ive Distance AssistDISTRONIC maynot
detect vehicles thatarenot driving inthe mid-
dle oftheir lanes. Thedistance tothe vehicle
in front willbetoo short.
R Other vehicles changing lane:ActiveDistance
Assist DISTRONIC hasnotdetected thevehi-
cle cutting inyet. Thedistance tothis vehicle
will betoo short.
R Narrow vehicles: Active Distance Assist
DISTRONIC hasnotyetdetected thevehicle
in front onthe edge ofthe road because ofits
narrow width.Thedistance tothe vehicle in
front willbetoo short.
R Obstacles andstationary vehicles:ActiveDis-
tance Assist DISTRONIC doesnotbrake for
obstacles orstationary vehicles.If,for exam-
ple, thedetected vehicleturnsacorner and
an obstacle orstationary vehicleisreveale d, Act
ive Distance AssistDISTRONIC willnot
brake forthem.
R Act ive Distance AssistDISTRONIC maymis-
takenly detectvehicles thatarecrossing your
lane. Ifyou activate Active Distance Assist
DISTRONIC underthefollow ingconditions,
the vehicle couldpullawayunintentionally:
- At traffic lightswithcrossing traffic,for
example.
- ifthere isavehicle infront, afteracrossing,
with theHOLD function activated
In such situations, brakeifnecessary. Active
Distance AssistDISTRONIC willthen bedeacti-
vated. HOLD
function
General notes The
HOLD function canassist thedriver inthe
follow ingsituations:
R when pullingawa y,especia llyon steep slopes
R when maneuvering onsteep slopes
R when waiting intraffic
The vehicle iskept stationary withoutthedriver
having todepress thebrake pedal.
The braking effectiscanceled andtheHOLD
function deactivated whenyoudepress the
accelerator pedaltopull away.
Important safetynotes G
WARNING
If the vehicle isonly braked usingtheHOLD
function, thevehicle mayrollawa yin the fol-
lowi ngsituations whenyouleave thevehicle:
R ifthere isamalfunction inthe system orin
the voltage supply
R ifthe HOLD function isdeactivated by
depressi ngthe accelerator pedalorbrake
pedal ,e.g. byavehicle occupant
R ifthe electrical systeminthe engine com-
partment, thebattery orthe fuses aretam-
pered withorthe battery isdisconnected
There isarisk ofan accident.
Alway sdeactivate theHOLD function and
secure thevehicle againstrolling awaybefore
you leave it. 158
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gsystemsDrivin gand parking

!
When
Active Distance AssistDISTRONIC or
the HOLD function isactivated, thevehicle
brakes automaticall yin certain situations.
To avoid damage tothe vehicle, deactivate
Act ive Distance AssistDISTRONIC andthe
HOLD function inthe followi ngorsimila rsit-
uations:
R when towing thevehicle
R in the carwash
Deactivating theHOLD function (Ypage 159).
Activation conditions You
canactivate theHOLD function if:
R the vehicle isstationary
R the engine isrunning orifit has been auto-
matically switchedoffbythe ECO start/st op
function
R the driver's doorisclosed oryour seatbeltis
fastened
R the electric parking brakeisreleased
R Act ive Distance AssistDISTRONIC isdeacti-
vated
R the transmission isin position 005B,005Eor005C
on vehicles withautomatic transmission
Activating theHOLD function X
Make surethattheactivation conditions are
met.
X Depress thebrake pedal.
X Quickly depress thebrake pedalfurther
until 0043appea rsinthe multifunction display.
The HOLD function isactivated. Youcan
release thebrake pedal.
i If
depressing thebrake pedalthefirst time
does notactivate theHOLD function, wait
briefly andthen tryagai n. Deac
tivating theHOLD function The
HOLD function isdeactivated automaticall y
if:
R you accelerate. Onvehicles withautomatic
transmission: onlywhen thetransmission isin
position 005Bor005E.
R the transmission isin position 005Donvehicles
with automatic transmission.
R you depress thebrake pedalagainwith acer-
tain amount ofpressure until0043disapp ears
from themultifunction display.
R you activate Active Distance Assist
DISTRONIC.
R you secure thevehicle usingtheelectric park-
ing brake.
i After
atime, theelectric parking brake
secures thevehicle andrelieves theservice
brake.
When theHOLD function isactivated, thetrans-
mission isautomaticall yshifted toposition 005D
if:
R the driver's seatbeltisnot fastened andthe
driver's doorisopen
R the engine isswitched off,unless itis auto-
matically switchedoffbythe ECO start/st op
function
The electric parking brakesecures thevehicle
automaticall yif the HOLD function isactivated
when thevehicle isstationary and:
R asystem malfunction occurs
R the power supplyis insufficient Star
t-off Assis t(exc eptMercedes-
AMG vehicl es)
Importa ntsafety notes G
WARNING
If you usestart-of fassist, individu alwheels
may start tospin andthevehicle mayskid. If
ESP ®
is deactivated, thereisagreater danger
of skidding andhaving anaccident. Makesure
that nopersons orobstacles areinthe vicinity
of the vehicle.
Start- offassist enables optimum acceleration
from astandstill. Forthis, asuitabl yhigh-grip Driving
systems
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R
tha tar epa rallel to the directi onoftra vel and
at leas t39.5 in(1.0 m)long erthan yourvehi-
cle
R at right angles tothe direc tionoftravel andat
least 39.5in (1.0 m) wider thanyourvehic le
When drivingat speeds below19mph
(30 km/h),you willsee park ingsymbol 0044asa
stat usindic atorinthe instrumen tclust er.When
a park ingspace hasbeen detected, anarrow
towar dsthe right orthe left also appears. By
default ,Ac tivePark ingAss istonly displays park-
ing spaces onthe front-pass engerside. Parking
spaces onthe drive r'sside aredisplayed as
soon asthe turn signalon the drive r'sside is
act ivate d.When parkingonthe drive r'sside,
this must remain activate dunt ilyou confirm the
use ofActivePark ingAssistbypress ingthe
0076 buttonon the multif unction steerin g
wheel. Thesystemautom atically dete rmin es
wheth erthe park ingspace isparallel oratright -
angles tothe direc tionoftravel.
A park ingspace isdisplayed whileyouaredriv-
ing past it,and untilyou areapprox imately50 ft
(15 m)away fromit.
Par king G
WARN
ING
If you leave thedrive r'sseat when thevehic le
is only being brakedbythe Park ingPack age
with rearview camer a,itcould rollaway:
R ifthe reisamalfun ction inthe syst emorin
the voltage supply
R ifthe elect ricalsysteminthe engin ecom -
part men t,the batt eryorthe fuses aretam-
pered with
R ifthe batt eryisdisco nnect ed
R ifthe vehic leisacc elerat ed,e.g. byavehi-
cle occ upant
There isarisk ofan acc ident .
Bef ore leavin gthe vehic le,always secureit
against rollingaway.
i If
Ac tivePark ingAssistdete ctsobst acles,
Ac tivePark ingAssistbrak esautom atically
while thevehic leispark ing.You arerespo n-
sible forbrak ingingood time. X
Stop the vehic lewhen thepark ingspace sym-
bol shows thedesire dpark ingspace inthe
inst rumen tclust er.
X Shif tthe transm ission toposit ion005E.
The Star tPark ingAssist? Star
tPark ingAssist?Yes: OK Yes:
OKNo: No:
0038 messageappears onthe multif unction
display.
X To cancel thepr ocedur e:press the0038
butt ononthe multif unction steerin gwheel or
pull away.
or X To park using Active Parking Assist: press
the 0076 buttononthe multif unction steerin g
wheel.
The Park ing Park
ingAssi st Assi
stActi ve Acti
veAcce lerate Acce
lerate
and Brake and
BrakeObse rveSurroundings Obse
rveSurroundings mes-
sage appears onthe multif unction display.
X Let goofthe multif unction steerin gwheel.
X Bac kup the vehic le,being ready tobrak eat all
tim es. When backingup, drive ataspeed
below approx imately6mph (10km/h).Oth -
erwise, ActivePark ingAss istwill becan celed.
Ac tivePark ingAssistbrak esthe vehic leto a
stan dstillwhen thevehic leapproac hesthe
rear border ofthe park ingspace.
Maneuv eringmay berequire din tigh tpark ing
spaces .
The Park ingAssistActi veSele ct Park
ingAssistActi veSele ct
D DObs
erve Obse
rveSurr oundings Surr
oundings messageappears on
the multif unction display.
X Shif tthe transm ission toposit ion005Bwhile
the vehic leisstat ionar y.
Ac tivePark ingAssistimmed iatelysteers in
the otherdirec tion.
The Park ing Park
ingAssi st Assi
stActi ve Acti
veAcce lerate Acce
lerate
and Brake and
BrakeObse rveSurroundings Obse
rveSurroundings mes-
sage appears onthe multif unction display.
i You
willachiev ethe best result sby waitin g
for the steerin gproc edure tocom plete before
pulling away.
X Dr ive forwards andbeready tobrak eat all
tim es.
Ac tivePark ingAssistbrak esthe vehic leto a
stan dstillwhen thevehic leapproac hesthe
fro ntborder ofthe park ingspace.
Maneuv eringmay berequire din tigh tpark ing
spaces .
The Park ingAssistActi veSele ctR Park
ingAssistActi veSele ctR
Obse rveSurroundings Obse
rveSurroundings messageappears on
the multif unction display. Driving
systems
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