No traffic info on COMAND online navigation
There appear to several and I can't find a plan as to which fuse does what circuits. The manual suggest that the fuse box in the boot has the fuse schedule - but not in mine.
I wonder if it might be worth a conversation with the Mercedes Me helpdesk, to get the Service stopped and re-built against your car. It seems quite likely that your car and the Service are now out of sync...?
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
BTW, the fuse trick doesn't work for this issue. It has nothing to do with it. It's a software problem.
Thanks again.
Dave

Last edited by Big.Banny; Jul 22, 2015 at 08:04 AM.
Will keep you posted.
I told them I'd solved it with...
http://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/drive/ca...o-5100-europe/
I told them I'd solved it with...
http://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/drive/ca...o-5100-europe/
Also the user interface of the Comand Online is shocking. If I'd designed that for a customer, I'd have been fired. Lovely big screen that shows virtually no information of value to the driver. What's my next turning? No idea unless I'm less than 800 yards from the junction. And if it's a large roundabout, we'll tell you to keep left even if you're turning right.
Will keep you posted.
I've seen Traffic work in the Netherlands (briefly, between Roosendaal and the border) and in France. However, in France it didn't work around major cities (Paris, Orléans, ...) making it again fairly useless.
Anyway, we'll see after the BIG FIX.
WRT to the next junction info, that is where I find the HUD really useful, as it gives you the junction info.
I've seen Traffic work in the Netherlands (briefly, between Roosendaal and the border) and in France. However, in France it didn't work around major cities (Paris, Orléans, ...) making it again fairly useless.
Anyway, we'll see after the BIG FIX.

Question now is what compensation I should ask for



