Control and operation of radio transmitters – Mercedes-Benz 2003 G 55 AMG User Manual

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Operation

Driving instructions

Off-road driving increases strain on the ve-
hicle.

We recommend that you inspect the vehi-
cle for possible damage after each off-road
trip. Recognizing any damage and a subse-
quent timely repair reduces the chance of
a possible breakdown or accident later on.

Proceed as follows:

ț

Switch the transfer case in position
HIGH (

page 141).

ț

Disengage differential locks
(

page 146).

ț

Remove excessive dirt from tires,
wheels, wheel housings, and under-
body.

For instance, after driving in mud, clean
the radiator, chassis, engine, brakes,
and wheels from extreme dirt using a
strong jet of water.

ț

Inspect frame, oil pan, brake hoses,
etc., as well as vehicle underbody for
possible damage.

ț

Check tires for possible damage and
remove foreign objects. Clean all exte-
rior lamps and conduct a brake test.

ț

Clean all exterior lamps and check
them for possible damage.

ț

Check for brush or branches caught in
the undercarriage.

They could increase the possibility of a
fire, as well as cut fuel and/or brake
lines, puncture rubber bellows of the
axles or drive shafts.

ț

After continued operation in mud,
sand, water or other dirty conditions,
clean the brake discs, wheels, brake
pads and check and clean axle joints.

ț

Conduct a brake test.

Control and operation of radio trans-
mitters

COMAND, radio and telephone*

Warning!

G

Do not forget that your primary responsibili-
ty is to drive the vehicle safely. Only operate
the COMAND, radio or telephone

1

if road,

traffic and weather conditions permit.

Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph
(approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is
covering a distance of approximately
50 feet (approximately 14 m) every second.

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Observe all legal requirements.

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