Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. Operator's Manual.

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Left display Right display Possible cause/ consequence Ï Coolant Stop, put engine off Coolant Visit workshop The poly-V-belt could be broken. The cooling fan for the coolant is malfunctioning. Possible solution Practical hints What to do if ... Stop the vehicle in a safe location and immediately turn off the engine. Check the poly-V-belt. If it is broken: Do not continue to drive. Otherwise the engine will overheat due to an inoperative water pump which may result in damage to the engine. Notify an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. If it is intact: Do not continue to drive with this message displayed. Doing so could result in serious engine damage that is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. Observe the coolant temperature gauge in the instrument cluster ( page 29). Drive immediately to the nearest authorized Mercedes-Benz Center. Observe the coolant temperature gauge in the instrument cluster ( page 29). Have the fan replaced immediately. 325
Practical hints What to do if ... Left display Right display Possible cause/ consequence Possible solution Ï Differential The differential oil is too hot. Stop your vehicle immediately in a safe location. overheated Do not drive any further. 326 ! The differential warning should not be ignored. Extended driving with the symbol displayed could result in serious rear differential damage that is not covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty. Wait until the instrument cluster display has cleared. Otherwise you could damage the rear differential.
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Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Operator
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SLR. UNLIMITED.
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Our company and staff congratulate
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Introduction.......................
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Shift program mode selector switch
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Flat tire..........................
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Product information Please observe
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Important notice for California ret
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Operating your vehicle outside the
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Symbols Trademarks: ESP ® is a re
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Problems with your vehicle Introduc
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Vehicle data recording Information
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At a glance Cockpit 26
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At a glance Instrument cluster 28
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At a glance Multifunction steering
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At a glance Center console Lower pa
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At a glance Control panel on the do
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Getting started Unlocking The “Ge
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Getting started Unlocking Starter s
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Getting started Adjusting Warning!
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Getting started Adjusting Adjusting
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Getting started Driving Warning! G
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Getting started Driving Pull the b
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Getting started Driving Close cove
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Getting started Driving After a col
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Getting started Driving Windshield
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Getting started Driving Problems wh
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Getting started Parking and locking
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Safety and Security Occupant safety
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Warning! G In the event that the 1
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Warning! G Should you choose to pla
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Safety guidelines for the seat belt
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Head/thorax airbags 1 Head/thorax a
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Warning! G USE SEAT BELTS PROPERLY
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Infant and child restraint systems
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BabySmart TM airbag deactivation sy
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Installation of infant and child re
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Driving safety systems In this sect
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BAS The Brake Assist System (BAS) o
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Switching off the ESP ® Warning! G
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A tow bar must be used if circumsta
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Performance enhancement system Airb
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Automatic mode This mode should be
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Arming the alarm system Lock the v
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Switch off the ignition and remove
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Controls in detail Locking and unlo
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Controls in detail Lighting Manual
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Controls in detail Lighting Locator
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Controls in detail Lighting Hazard
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Controls in detail Lighting Manual
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Controls in detail Instrument clust
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Controls in detail Instrument clust
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Controls in detail Control system M
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Controls in detail Control system M
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Controls in detail Control system i
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Controls in detail Control system
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Controls in detail Control system S
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Controls in detail Control system T
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Controls in detail Control system V
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Controls in detail Control system F
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Controls in detail Control system R
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Controls in detail Audio system Ope
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Controls in detail Audio system But
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Controls in detail Audio system Bal
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Controls in detail Audio system Dir
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Controls in detail Audio system Wea
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Controls in detail Audio system Tra
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Controls in detail Audio system CD
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Controls in detail Audio system Sel
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Controls in detail Audio system Tel
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Controls in detail Audio system Pr
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Controls in detail Audio system Qui
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Controls in detail Audio system Acc
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Controls in detail Automatic transm
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Controls in detail Good visibility
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Controls in detail Automatic climat
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Controls in detail Power windows Op
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Controls in detail Power windows Co
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Controls in detail Driving systems
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Controls in detail Useful features
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Operation The first 1000 miles (150
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Driving instructions Drive sensibly
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After driving on wet or snow-covere
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Tires Warning! G If you feel a sudd
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Winter driving instructions The mos
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Telephones and two-way radios Radio
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At the gas station Refueling Warnin
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Windshield washer and headlamp clea
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The release lever is located in the
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Closing Warning! G Be careful that
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Adding engine oil Warning! G The fi
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Trunk Batteries Your vehicle is equ
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3 Cap for windshield washer reservo
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If vehicle is heavily loaded, check
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Direction of rotation Unidirectiona
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Placard (Example A) 1 Load limit in
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Step 2 Determine the combined weig
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Certification label Even after care
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Placard (Example B) 1 Vehicle Tire
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Checking tire inflation pressure el
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Do not overload the tires by exceed
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Overinflated tire inflation pressur
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Rim diameter The rim diameter 4 ( p
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Page 347 and 348: Practical hints Replacing SmartKey
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Main dimensions Overall vehicle len
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Fuels, coolants, lubricants, etc. C
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Brake fluid During vehicle operatio
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Coolants The engine coolant is a mi
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Windshield and headlamp washer syst
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ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Prev
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GPS (Global Positioning System) Sat
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Sidewall ( page 283) SRS (Supplemen
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A ABS 79, 385 Indicator lamp 29, 29
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Body surface 292 Brake Electrohydra
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Driving 46, 51 Abroad 238 Hints, El
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Fuel tank Capacity 377 Filler flap
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PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF 75, 306 Seat b
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Parking lamps 105 Message in the mu
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Sun visors 180 Supplement Restraint
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Replacing bulbs 348 Turning off the
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