Parking and locking – Mercedes-Benz E-Wagon 2006 Owners Manual User Manual

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Getting started

Parking and locking

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Parking and locking

You have now completed your first drive.
You have properly stopped and parked
your vehicle. End your drive as follows.

Warning!

G

With the engine not running, there is no

power assistance for the brake and steering

systems. In this case, it is important to keep

in mind that a considerably higher degree of

effort is necessary to brake and steer the

vehicle.

Warning!

G

Vehicles with Airmatic*: If you have selected

the Comfort suspension tuning

(

page 255), the vehicle lowers slightly

when it is locked. You should therefore

make sure that no one is standing near the

wheel arches or lying underneath the vehi-

cle when it is being locked. Otherwise, per-

sonal injury could result.

Warning!

G

Do not park this vehicle in areas where com-

bustible materials such as grass, hay or

leaves can come into contact with the hot

exhaust system, as these materials could be

ignited and cause a vehicle fire.

To reduce the risk of personal injury as a re-

sult of vehicle movement, before turning off

the engine and leaving the vehicle always:

ț

Keep right foot on brake pedal.

ț

Firmly depress parking brake pedal.

ț

Move the gear selector lever to
position P.

ț

Slowly release brake pedal.

ț

When parked on an incline, turn front
wheel towards the road curb.

ț

Turn the SmartKey to starter switch
position 0 and remove, or press
start-/stop button (vehicles with
KEYLESS-GO*).

ț

Take the SmartKey or the SmartKey with
KEYLESS-GO* and lock vehicle when
leaving.

!

Vehicles with Airmatic*: If you have se-
lected the Comfort suspension tuning
(

page 255), the vehicle lowers slight-

ly when you lock it within approximate-
ly 60 seconds after switching off the
engine. When parking, make sure that
your vehicle cannot come into contact
with other objects, such as a curb,
while lowering. Your vehicle could oth-
erwise be damaged.

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