Whats this supposed to do????




Is it one of these buttons?
Off Road Driving Program
The off-road driving Program is designed to assist the driver when driving off-road in terrain or crossing water. The Off-road driving program adjusts the engine power and shifting of the automatic transisiion to be more suitable for the off-road use of the vehicle. In addition, the ABS, ESP and 4-ETS designed for off-road driving are automatically activated.
In the following situations you should shift to the Off-Road driving program:
- during off-road driving
- when crossing water
- when towing up or down on steep gradients
The switch is located on the bottom part of the center console.
Last edited by GregW / Oregon; Nov 17, 2005 at 11:12 PM.
Here's the blurb:
ML 63 AMG
No other off-roader in the direct competitive lineup has a larger displacement and output than the new ML 63 AMG. The AMG 6.3-litre V8-engine provides the performance levels of a sports car, with acceleration from zero to 100 km/h in just 5.0 seconds and a maximum speed of 250 km/h (electronically limited). Compared to the preceding ML 55 AMG with 255 kW/347 hp and 510 Newton metres, the new ML 63 AMG generates 46 percent more output and 23 percent more torque.
Power transfer in the top M-Class model is via an AMG SPEEDSHIFT 7G-TRONIC automatic transmission with a DIRECT SELECT shift lever mounted by the steering wheel. Three shift modes specially configured for the sporty performance characteristics of the AMG V8-engine ensure that the power is used to best effect. These shift modes - "S" (Sport), "C" (Comfort) and "M" (Manual) – are selected using a switch in the centre console and differ in their gearshift characteristics and speed.
As in a Formula 1 racing car, the seven gears can be changed using the gearshift buttons on the AMG ergonomic sports steering wheel. The permanent four-wheel drive of the ML 63 AMG is also decidedly sporty in nature: in the interests of the best possible agility and performance on bends, the generous power of the AMG V8-engine is distributed to the front and rear axles on a 40:60 basis. A specially strengthened drive train ensures an optimal power transfer and the reliability typical of a Mercedes.
Last edited by Wolfgang; Nov 18, 2005 at 12:53 AM.

I am also wondering about that W163 in his profile - from Maisto, maybe??
Cheers,
Birger
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I am also wondering about that W163 in his profile - from Maisto, maybe??
Cheers,
Birger
Hows your ML doing?? The ML apparently is his mothers that was recently purchased used.
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