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anyone know if w223 has 'tunnel' mode (pausing air circulation) given all its controls are on-screen, no mechanical controls?
i should go try it, but car's cozy in garage getting ready for blizzard here in northeast.
I think the OP was referring to the tunnel mode on the W222 where you press and hold the recirculation button for a few seconds and the car closes all windows and sunroof plus the recirculation mode.
I haven't tried it on the W223, so not sure if this works on our cars.
I think the OP was referring to the tunnel mode on the W222 where you press and hold the recirculation button for a few seconds and the car closes all windows and sunroof plus the recirculation mode.
I haven't tried it on the W223, so not sure if this works on our cars.
I think the OP was referring to the tunnel mode on the W222 where you press and hold the recirculation button for a few seconds and the car closes all windows and sunroof plus the recirculation mode.
I haven't tried it on the W223, so not sure if this works on our cars.
This might be the feature that was disabled in North American MBs just like auto close sunroof when rain sensor sensing rain I think.
According to our (European) manual, the tunnel mode indeed works from the button superswiss posted. But this button may have been changed to something else depending on options, or for plug-in hybrid, not sure about mild hybrid. After a quick manual search I did not find where air circulation is controlled e.g. on a plug-in hybrid.
According to our (European) manual, the tunnel mode indeed works from the button superswiss posted. But this button may have been changed to something else depending on options, or for plug-in hybrid, not sure about mild hybrid. After a quick manual search I did not find where air circulation is controlled e.g. on a plug-in hybrid.
I see but even in previous MBs, pressing and holding recirculation in the North American market MBs don't do anything I guess it is a regulation issue in that case.
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