?s about my 2003 e320~~
10-13-2006, 08:37 PM
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?s about my 2003 e320~~
i am wondering what the c/s button next to my shifter is for and what does it do? also i am wondering if anybody else is having a problem where they feal a motor click on and a slight vibration on the brake pedal? this happens to my vehicle almost every few minutes!! PLEASE HELP
10-13-2006, 08:57 PM
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I assume you just got the car. If you don't have the owner's manual, you can read it online. Go to mbusa.com and then register your vehicle at the Owners Online section of the site. If you do have the manual, it is worth the time it takes to read through. These are very complex cars.
The C/S button changes the behavior of the transmission. "C" will start out in second gear and shift at lower RPMs, while "S" will start in first gear and rev up a little higher. Comfort/Sport
The car will make strange noises related to the SBC braking system. Believe it or not, that is normal. You will get used to it. If you have Drive Dynamic seats or Airmatic suspension they will also make weird sounds.
The C/S button changes the behavior of the transmission. "C" will start out in second gear and shift at lower RPMs, while "S" will start in first gear and rev up a little higher. Comfort/Sport
The car will make strange noises related to the SBC braking system. Believe it or not, that is normal. You will get used to it. If you have Drive Dynamic seats or Airmatic suspension they will also make weird sounds.
10-13-2006, 09:51 PM
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W/S is the same thing. Consider W for winter and starting in second gear for more traction, S for summer, giving you a first gear start. Use S unless its snowy and icy. As far as SBC this is the "brake by wire" system and is used in the W211 and a few other models. If you do not have a W211 or one of the others forget it you do not have it.
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ah nice... good to know 
will definetly need to the read the manual soon lol
yep its a w211 and has sbc im sure... when its on its as if the cars braking automatically or something?? i just drive and when i let go off the pedal it starts to brake? i dont understand it
will definetly need to the read the manual soon lol
yep its a w211 and has sbc im sure... when its on its as if the cars braking automatically or something?? i just drive and when i let go off the pedal it starts to brake? i dont understand it
10-17-2006, 02:45 PM
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Don't worry about the pre-braking, that is the SBC system pre-pressing the brake pads to the rotor in anticipation of your braking. It is supposed to give faster reaction to you braking in an emergency (eliminating that half-second or so of the car realizing that you need to brake instead of accelerate.)
