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Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. Operator's Manual.

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Safety and Security<br />

Driving safety systems<br />

Warning! G<br />

When the v ABS/ESP ® warning lamp is<br />

illuminated continuously, the ESP ® is<br />

switched off.<br />

Adapt your speed and driving to the prevailing<br />

road conditions and to the non-operating<br />

status of the ESP ® .<br />

Switching on the ESP ®<br />

Press switch 1 again.<br />

The ESP ® warning lamp v in the<br />

speedometer goes out.<br />

You are now again in normal driving<br />

mode with the ESP ® switched on.<br />

84<br />

!<br />

Avoid spinning of a drive wheel for an<br />

extended period with the ESP ®<br />

switched off. This may cause serious<br />

damage to the drivetrain which is not<br />

covered by the <strong>Mercedes</strong>-<strong>Benz</strong> Limited<br />

Warranty.<br />

Electrohydraulic brake system<br />

The electrohydraulic brake system combines<br />

a hydraulic brake circuit with electronically<br />

controlled brake servo<br />

assistance. You have increased braking<br />

safety and improved braking comfort.<br />

Warning! G<br />

Never ignore a brake malfunction indicated<br />

in the speedometer display, for example by<br />

the ; (USA only) or 3 (Canada only)<br />

indicator lamp. Refer to the “Practical hints”<br />

section ( page 300). Also read and observe<br />

the messages in the instrument cluster<br />

multifunction display ( page 319).<br />

Warning! G<br />

The electrohydraulic brake system requires<br />

electrical power to operate.<br />

A malfunction in the vehicle’s power supply<br />

or electrical system may impair brake system<br />

operation and switch it into its emergency<br />

operation mode. In such a case, the<br />

red brake warning lamp ( page 300)<br />

comes on and warning messages<br />

( page 319) appear in the multifunction<br />

display while driving. To brake, the driver<br />

must then apply significantly greater brake<br />

pedal pressure and depress the pedal much<br />

further to obtain the expected braking effect.<br />

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

brake pedal. Stopping distance is increased!<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.

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