2008 Mercedes-Benz ML320 CDI ML350 ML550 ML63 AMG W164 Owners Manual

Controls in detail
Driving systems
Basic settings (ML 63 AMG only)
Raised level
The following message appears in the mul-
tifunction display while the level is being
set:
The following vehicle chassis ride heights
can be selected using the vehicle level
switch in the center console:
Only select the raised level if appropriate
for the driving situation encountered.
Otherwise:
ț
ț
Fuel consumption may increase.
Level
Driving situation
Handling characteristics of the vehicle
may be unfavorable.
Raised
For off-road driving or driv-
ing in rough terrain. The in-
dicator lamp is on.
i You can select the raised level at speeds up
to 40 mph (64 km/h). At higher speeds, the
messagenLevel Selection Not
Permitted appears in the multifunction dis-
play.
i The message can be cleared by pressing
the è ÿ k or button j on the
multifunction steering wheel.
Highway
For driving on paved roads
in fair or better condition.
The indicator lamp is off.
When the raised level is reached, indicator
lamp 2 (page 257) comes on continu-
ously and the following message appears
in the multifunction display for 5 seconds:
̈
Start the engine (page 40).
i The third available level is the high-speed
level that is set automatically.
If indicator lamp 2 (page 257) is off.
̈   Press switch 1 (page 257).
How much the vehicle is lowered or raised
depends on the ADS setting selected. At
the raised level, the vehicle is 2.9 in
Indicator lamp 2 flashes. The vehicle
adjusts to the raised level.
(73
mm) higher than at the Highway level
with ADS AUTO.
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Product Specification
CategoriesMercedes-Benz M-Class Manuals, Mercedes-Benz Manuals
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Model Year2008
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