E Class Ambient lighting
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E Class Ambient lighting
Hi.
New to group and Mercedes.
I’ve recently bought myself a E 250 Convertible (2013)..it was a Sunday car and in immaculate condition with only 40k .
Ive learnt a lot by reading ,following posts but I’m baffled about the colour change on the ambient lighting. I’ve gone into the settings and gone to lights, and cannot find anything that allows me to change the colour lighting. I believe my mobile is. W207 as it says that at beginning of VIN number.
i thought all E classes had this option from 2000. Am I doing something wrong or do I just not have that option.. thanks for any imput
New to group and Mercedes.
I’ve recently bought myself a E 250 Convertible (2013)..it was a Sunday car and in immaculate condition with only 40k .
Ive learnt a lot by reading ,following posts but I’m baffled about the colour change on the ambient lighting. I’ve gone into the settings and gone to lights, and cannot find anything that allows me to change the colour lighting. I believe my mobile is. W207 as it says that at beginning of VIN number.
i thought all E classes had this option from 2000. Am I doing something wrong or do I just not have that option.. thanks for any imput
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Bi-Turbo E550 Coupe (W207)
For an immaculate W207 it needs no parlor tricks, amber lighting is the way of the MB Force!
Enjoy the vehicle and welcome to forum but if it really bothers you not to have other colors then you can always buy aftermarket light strips that plug into the cigarette lighter, there's a port in the rear under the vents at least for the US model W207. I use mine as a mobile phone charger but you can always plug an aftermarket light strips that comes with remote, they sell them everywhere usually for $10 USD. They have adhesive that can be used to stick to the bottom of the seats to remain hidden. Also many people will change the vehicle interior bulbs to make it brighter wiht a cool blue type of lighting effect so that's another way to get a bit different color lighting in the vehicle.
Enjoy the vehicle and welcome to forum but if it really bothers you not to have other colors then you can always buy aftermarket light strips that plug into the cigarette lighter, there's a port in the rear under the vents at least for the US model W207. I use mine as a mobile phone charger but you can always plug an aftermarket light strips that comes with remote, they sell them everywhere usually for $10 USD. They have adhesive that can be used to stick to the bottom of the seats to remain hidden. Also many people will change the vehicle interior bulbs to make it brighter wiht a cool blue type of lighting effect so that's another way to get a bit different color lighting in the vehicle.
