98
Dr
iv
ing
However,
if
the
vehicle exceeds
the
program-
med
speed
by
more
than
10
km/h
for
more
than
5 minutes,
the
cruise control
system
will
be deactivated temporarily. The indicator
lamp
Ill
in
the
instrument
cluster
will go
out,
but
the
programmed
speed
will remain
stor
-
ed.
Pre
-selecting a
speed
Applies
to
vehicles: with
cr
ui
se control system
You
con pre-select a desired speed while the
vehicle
is
stationary.
• Switch on
the
ignition.
• Pull
the
lever
to
position
CD
Q page 97,
Fig.
108
.
• Push
the
lever up
towards
G
or
down to-
wards
0
in
order
to
increase or reduce
the
cruising
speed
setting
.
•Release
the
lever
to
store
the
indicated
cruising
speed.
This function allows you
to
ente
r
the
desired
cruise control
sett
in
g
speed
ahead
of
ti me, for
example before joining a motorway. Once you
are on
the
motorway, you can activate
the
cruise control
system
by
pulling
the
lever
to
position
(D
.
Switching
off
Applies
to
vehicles: with cruise control system
Switching
off
temporarily
• Press
the
brake
pedal,
or
• Push
the
lever
to
position @ (click
stop
not
engaged)
Q page
97,
Fig.
108,
or
Switching
off
completely
• Push
the
lever
to
position @ (click
stop
en-
gaged),
or
• Switch
off
the
ignition.
The
speed
setting
will remain
stored
after
the
system
is
temporarily
deactivated.
To
resume
the
programmed
cruising
speed,
release
the
brake
pedal
and pull
the
control lever
to
posi-
tion @ .
The
programmed
cruising
speed
is
deleted
if
you
sw
itch off
the
cruise control
system
com-
pletely
or
switch
off
the
ignition.
.&.
WARNING
Do
not
resume
the
programmed
cruising
speed
if
this
is
too
high for
the
traffic con-
ditions -
this
can
cause
accidents.
- The cruise control
system
will be
deacti-
vated if you keep your
foot
on
the
clutch
pedal.
- The cruise control
system
is
deactivated
if
the
brakes
become
too
hot
while driv-
ing.
If
this
happens
on a slope, you can
reduce
the
load on
the
brakes
by
select
-
ing a lower gear.
- The
ESC
sport
mode
cannot
be
switched
on when
the
cruise control
system
is
ac-
tivated.
Start/stop
system
Description
Applies to vehicles: with star
t/s
t
op
syst
em
The
start/stop
system
can help
to
save
fue
l
and
reduce
C02
emissions.
·1
In
start/stop
mode,
the
engine
Is
sw
i
tched
off
automat
ically when
the
vehicle
stops,
e.g.
at
traffic lights. The ignition remains on during
this
stop
phase. The engine
is
automatically
started
on
demand.
The
start/stop
system
is
automatically activa-
ted
each
time
you switch on
the
ignition.
Basic conditions for
start/stop
mode
- The driver's door
must
be closed.
- The driver's
seat
belt
must
be buckled.
- The
bonnet
must
be
closed.
- The vehicle
must
have been moving
at
over
4
km/h
since
the
last
stop.
- A trailer
must
not
be
hitched up
to
the
vehi-
cle.
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