Mercedes Benz Secret / Hidden Menu Close the driver’s door and turn the ignition to position 1. Display the speed or outside temperature in the instrument cluster. Press the cluster reset button three times. When the service menu appears, use the steering wheel buttons to scroll through the available information. …
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This video shows how to change settings in the instrument cluster. Learn how to: -Change/set the time clock on the instrument cluster – Enable the easy entry and exit feature for the steering wheel and driver’s seat – Display the vehicle speed in the center display – Delay settings for …
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Below you will find a list of the sites where you can download the Mercedes-Benz PDF Owner’s Manual (Operator Manuals) and Command Manual for FREE. These manuals can be downloaded to your desktop, tablet, or smartphone in PDF format. Note that we do not own any of the manuals, and …
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Some Mercedes-Benz E-Class and CLK-Class models do not have a user-accessible engine oil dipstick. To check the oil level, you must access the menu in the instrument cluster. The procedures are slightly different for each model, but you can measure your Mercedes-Benz engine oil level. Procedure: Make sure the car …
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This guide explains how to remove and replace the brake light switch on a Mercedes-Benz. It features the ML-Class, but the procedure is similar for other models. If your Mercedes-Benz does not have a brake light switch, as shown here, it may be integrated into the brake booster/master cylinder. Are you …
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The R170 Mercedes-Benz SLK 230K pumped up some excitement when released due to its electric folding hardtop. Sold in considerable numbers just in the first year. It was released in 1997 as a two-seat convertible, rear-wheel drive, consisting of the SLK 230 Kompressor. A V6-equipped SLK320 was available in 2001. …
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If you are considering a used Mercedes-Benz, here is a list of the most common ML problems. The Mercedes-Benz ML-Class (W163), built from 1998 to 2005, has a reputation for not being a reliable car. At the same time, many owners have put over more than 200,000 or even 300,000 …
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You should consider changing the automatic transmission fluid and filter on your Mercedes-Benz every 40,000 miles. Years ago, Mercedes-Benz claimed these transmissions were sealed for life and did not require transmission fluid changes. But their recommendation on transmission fluid has changed, and now they recommend changing it. Many owners and …
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This how-to article will give you step-by-step instructions on changing the oil and filter on your Mercedes-Benz. With some professional oil changes costing more than $200, many Mercedes-Benz owners choose to change the oil themselves. We recommend you use the same oil and filter used by the dealer. Links to …
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