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Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. Operator's Manual.

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Practical hints<br />

What to do if ...<br />

Left display Right display Possible cause/<br />

consequence<br />

; (USA only)<br />

3 (Canada only)<br />

320<br />

Reduced<br />

brake effect<br />

Visit workshop<br />

Increased<br />

stopping distance<br />

Visit workshop<br />

Warning! G<br />

Driving while these messages are displayed<br />

can result in an accident. Have your brake<br />

system checked immediately.<br />

If there is a malfunction in the electrohydraulic<br />

brake system, we recommend that<br />

the vehicle be transported with all wheels<br />

off the ground using flatbed or appropriate<br />

wheel lift/dolly equipment.<br />

The electrohydraulic<br />

brake system is in emergency<br />

operation mode.<br />

Considerably greater<br />

brake pedal force is required<br />

and the pedal<br />

travel is longer. The stopping<br />

distance is increased.<br />

Possible solution<br />

A tow bar must be used if circumstances do<br />

not permit the use of the recommended<br />

towing methods and the vehicle requires<br />

towing with all four wheels on the ground.<br />

Towing the vehicle with all four wheels on<br />

the ground is only permissible for distances<br />

up to 30 miles (50 km) and at a speed not to<br />

exceed 30 mph (50 km/h). For more information,<br />

see “Towing the vehicle”<br />

( page 360).<br />

Continue driving with added caution.<br />

Visit an authorized <strong>Mercedes</strong>-<strong>Benz</strong> Center immediately.<br />

Adjust driving to be consistent with reduced<br />

braking responsiveness.<br />

Failure to follow these instructions increases the risk of<br />

an accident.<br />

If the electrohydraulic brake system enters<br />

its emergency operation mode, the driver<br />

must apply significantly greater brake pedal<br />

pressure and depress the pedal much further<br />

than normal to obtain braking effect.<br />

If necessary, apply full pressure to the brake<br />

pedal. Stopping distance is increased!

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