washer fluid MERCEDES-BENZ S600 2002 W220 Owner's Manual
[x] Cancel search | Manufacturer: MERCEDES-BENZ, Model Year: 2002, Model line: S600, Model: MERCEDES-BENZ S600 2002 W220Pages: 430, PDF Size: 20.81 MB
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4 Contents
Instrument cluster displayMalfunction and indicator 
lamps in the 
instrument cluster  ....................302
On-board diagnostic 
system ..........................................302
Check engine malfunction 
indicator lamp .............................302
Brake warning lamp  ..................304
Supplemental restraint system 
(SRS) indicator lamp ..................305
Fuel reserve warning .................305
ABS malfunction 
indicator lamp .............................306
Electronic stability program 
(ESP) — warning lamp  ...............307
Distronic (DTR) – 
warning lamp  ..............................307
Seat belt nonusage 
warning lamp  ..............................308
Malfunction and indicator 
lamp in the 
center console  ...........................308
AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp .....308Malfunction and warning 
messages in the 
multifunction display  .............. 309
DISPLAY DEFECTIVE ................. 310
BATTERY/ALTERNATOR ........... 311
ENTRANCE POSITION  ...............312
BRAKE ASSIST ............................312
BRAKE LINING WEAR ............... 313
BRAKE FLUID  ............................. 313
PARKING BRAKE ........................ 314
TRUNK OPEN  .............................. 314
ELEC. STABIL. PROG. 
(Electronic stability 
program) ...................................... 315
COOLANT 
(coolant level)  .............................. 316
COOLANT 
(coolant temperature)  ................ 317
LIGHTING SYSTEM  .................... 318
LIGHT SENSOR  .......................... 320
ACTIVE BODY CONTROL 
(ABC) ........................................... 320
TIRE PRESSURE  ........................ 322
ENGINE OIL LEVEL  ................... 324CRUISE CONTROL  .....................325
KEY ...............................................325
DOOR ...........................................326
HOOD ...........................................326
TELE AID  .....................................327
CHIP-CARD 
(KEYLESS-GO) ............................328
SELECTOR LEVER ......................329
TELEPHONE – FUNCTION  .......329
WASHER FLUID  .........................330
AIR SPRING (AirMatic)  ............. 331
DISTRONIC (DTR)  ......................332
AIR CLEANER .............................333
Practical hintsFirst aid kit  .....................................336
Stowing things in the vehicle  ......336
Fuses ................................................337
Hood .................................................339
Checking engine oil level  .............342
Automatic transmission 
fluid level  ...................................343
Active body control (ABC) 
fluid level  ...................................343 
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5 ContentsCoolant level  ...................................344
Adding coolant  ...........................344
Windshield and headlamp 
washer system  ...........................345
Windshield and headlamp 
washer fluid mixing ratio  .........345
Spare wheel, vehicle tools, 
storage compartment ................346
Vehicle jack .....................................347
Wheels .............................................348
Tire Replacement  .......................348
Rotating wheels  ..........................349
Spare wheel  ....................................349
Changing wheels  ........................... 351
Tire inflation pressure  ..................356
Battery .............................................357
Jump starting  ..................................359
Towing the vehicle ......................... 361
Exterior lamps  ................................364
Headlamp assembly  ...................365
Taillamp assemblies  ..................368Changing batteries in 
the electronic key  ......................371
Synchronizing 
remote control  ............................ 373
Changing batteries in the 
KEYLESS-GO-card .....................374
Emergency engine 
shut-down ...................................376
Fuel filler flap, 
manual release  ..........................376
Emergency operation of 
sliding/pop-up roof  .................. 377
Replacing wiper blades  ................ 378
Roof rack  ......................................... 380
Vehicle careCleaning and care 
of the vehicle  ............................. 382
Power washer  ............................. 383
Tar stains  .................................... 384
Paintwork, painted body 
components ................................ 384Engine cleaning ..........................384
Vehicle washing  .........................384
Ornamental moldings ................385
Headlamps, taillamps, 
turn signal lenses  ......................385
Cleaning the Distronic 
system sensor  .............................386
Cleaning the parktronic 
system sensors  ...........................386
Wiper blades  ...............................387
Light alloy wheels  ......................388
Instrument cluster  .....................388
Steering wheel and 
gear selector lever  ......................388
Cup holder ...................................388
Seat belts  .....................................389
Headliner and shelf 
below rear window .....................389
Leather upholstery .....................389
Hard plastic trim items  .............389
Plastic and rubber parts ............389 
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163 Combination switch
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperationDrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hints Car care Index 6Press switch briefly:
Single wipe without washer fluid 
(select only if windshield is wet).
Push switch past resistance point: 
Windshield washer system, windshield wipers.
See page 345 for instructions on filling the 
windshield washer reservoir.
7Windshield wipers0Off
I Intermittent wiping
One initial wipe, pauses between wipes are 
automatically controlled by a rain sensor 
monitoring the wetness of the windshield. This 
will not occur with a front door open.
Notes:
With switch in this position, one wipe occurs 
when turning the electronic key in starter switch 
from position 0. However, this might cause 
scratches on a dry windshield. Turn combination 
switch to Off position before turning the 
electronic key in starter switch from position 0.
Do not leave in intermittent setting when vehicle 
is taken to an automatic car wash or during 
windshield cleaning. Wipers will operate in 
presence of water spray at windshield, and 
wipers may be damaged as a result.
II Normal wiper speed
III Fast wiper speed
If the vehicle is standing still, the wiper will switch back 
to setting I, intermittent wiping.
P54.25-2389-26
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164 Combination switch
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data Instruments 
and controlsOperationDrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hints Car care Index
Blocked windshield wipers
If the windshield wipers become blocked (for example, 
due to snow), switch off the wipers.
For safety reasons before removing ice or snow, remove 
electronic key from starter switch. Remove blockage.
Activate combination switch again (electronic key in 
starter switch position 1).
Emergency operation of windshield wipers
In case of windshield wiper malfunction in switch 
positions I or III, turn combination switch to wiper 
setting II. Have the system checked at your authorized 
Mercedes-Benz Center as soon as possible.Windshield wipers smear
If the windshield wipers smear the windshield, even 
during rain, activate the washer system as often as 
necessary. The fluid in the washer reservoir should be 
mixed in the correct ratio.
See page 345 for instructions on filling up the 
windshield washer reservoir. 
Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
For temperatures above freezing:
MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and water.
1 part “S” to 100 parts water
(40 ml “S” to 1 gallon water).
For temperature below freezing:
MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and 
commercially available premixed windshield washer 
solvent / antifreeze.
1 part “S” to 100 parts solvent
(40 ml “S” to 1 gallon solvent). 
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299 Check regularly and before a long trip
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperationDrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hints Car care Index Check regularly and before a long trip 1Windshield washer and 
headlamp cleaning system
For refilling reservoir see page 345.
2Coolant level, 
see “Adding coolant” on page 344
3Engine oil level, 
see “Engine oil level checking” on page  156 and 342
4Brake fluid, 
see “Brake fluid” on page 404
Opening hood, see page 339.
Ve h i c l e  l i g h t i n g : Check function and cleanliness. For 
replacement of light bulbs, see “Exterior lamps” on 
page 364.
Exterior lamp switch, see page 158. 
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301 Contents – Instrument cluster display
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperation DrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hints Car care Index
Instrument cluster displayMalfunction and indicator 
lamps in the 
instrument cluster  ....................302
On-board diagnostic 
system ..........................................302
Check engine malfunction 
indicator lamp .............................302
Brake warning lamp  ..................304
Supplemental restraint system 
(SRS) indicator lamp ..................305
Fuel reserve warning .................305
ABS malfunction 
indicator lamp .............................306
Electronic stability program 
(ESP) — warning lamp  ...............307
Distronic (DTR) – 
warning lamp  ..............................307
Seat belt nonusage 
warning lamp  ..............................308Malfunction and indicator 
lamp in the 
center console  ........................... 308
AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp  .... 308
Malfunction and warning 
messages in the 
multifunction display  .............. 309
DISPLAY DEFECTIVE ................. 310
BATTERY/ALTERNATOR ........... 311
ENTRANCE POSITION  ...............312
BRAKE ASSIST ............................312
BRAKE LINING WEAR ............... 313
BRAKE FLUID  ............................. 313
PARKING BRAKE ........................ 314
TRUNK OPEN  .............................. 314
ELEC. STABIL. PROG. 
(Electronic stability 
program) ...................................... 315
COOLANT 
(coolant level)  .............................. 316
COOLANT 
(coolant temperature)  ................ 317LIGHTING SYSTEM .................... 318
LIGHT SENSOR ...........................320
ACTIVE BODY  CONTROL 
(ABC) ............................................320
TIRE PRESSURE  .........................322
ENGINE OIL LEVEL  ...................324
CRUISE CONTROL  .....................325
KEY ...............................................325
DOOR ...........................................326
HOOD ...........................................326
TELE AID  .....................................327
CHIP-CARD 
(KEYLESS-GO) ............................328
SELECTOR LEVER ......................329
TELEPHONE – FUNCTION  .......329
WASHER FLUID  .........................330
AIR SPRING (AirMatic)  ............. 331
DISTRONIC (DTR)  ......................332
AIR CLEANER .............................333 
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330 Malfunction and warning messages
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperation DrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hints Car care Index
WA S H E R  F L U I D
* C = Category, see page 309.
When this message appears while the engine is 
running, the level of the reservoir has dropped to 
approximately 
1/3 of the total volume. The reservoir 
should be refilled with the prescribed mixture of MB 
Windshield washer concentrate and water or the 
concentrate and commercially available premixed 
windshield washer solvent / antifreeze, depending on 
ambient temperature, at the next opportunity. The 
reservoir for the windshield and headlamp washer 
systems is located in the engine compartment. 
See windshield and headlamp washer system on 
page 345 for instructions on topping up the washer 
fluid.
Line 1 Line 2 C*
WASHER FLUID CHECK LEVEL! 3 
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335 Contents – Practical hints
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperation DrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hintsCar care Index
Practical hintsFirst aid kit  .....................................336
Stowing things in the vehicle  ......336
Fuses ................................................337
Hood .................................................339
Checking engine oil level  .............342
Automatic transmission 
fluid level  ...................................343
Active body control (ABC) 
fluid level  ...................................343
Coolant level  ...................................344
Adding coolant  ...........................344
Windshield and headlamp 
washer system  ...........................345
Windshield and headlamp 
washer fluid mixing ratio  .........345Spare wheel, vehicle tools, 
storage compartment  ............... 346
Vehicle jack  .................................... 347
Wheels ............................................ 348
Tire Replacement ....................... 348
Rotating wheels  ......................... 349
Spare wheel .................................... 349
Changing wheels  ........................... 351
Tire inflation pressure  ................. 356
Battery ............................................. 357
Jump starting  ................................. 359
Towing the vehicle  ........................ 361
Exterior lamps  ............................... 364
Headlamp assembly  .................. 365
Taillamp assemblies  .................. 368Changing batteries in 
the electronic key  ..................... 371
Synchronizing 
remote control  ............................373
Changing batteries in the 
KEYLESS-GO-card ..................... 374
Emergency engine 
shut-down .................................. 376
Fuel filler flap, 
manual release  .......................... 376
Emergency operation of 
sliding/pop-up roof  ...................377
Replacing wiper blades .................378
Roof rack  .........................................380 
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345 Engine compartment
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperation DrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hintsCar care Index Windshield and headlamp washer system
1Windshield and headlamp washer fluid reservoir
The reservoir should be refilled with MB Windshield 
Washer Concentrate and water (or concentrate 
commercially available premixed windshield washer 
solvent / antifreeze, depending on ambient 
temperatures).
Capacity approximately 7.1 US qt (6.7 l).Windshield and headlamp washer fluid mixing ratio
For temperatures above freezing:
MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and water.
1 part “S” to 100 parts water
(40 ml “S” to 1 gallon water).
For temperatures below freezing:
MB Windshield Washer Concentrate “S” and 
commercially available premixed windshield washer 
solvent / antifreeze.
1 part “S” to 100 parts solvent
(40 ml “S” to 1 gallon solvent).
P82.35-2002-26
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Wa r n i n g !
Washer solvent/antifreeze is highly flammable. Do 
not spill washer solvent/antifreeze on hot engine 
parts, because it may burn. You can be seriously 
burned. 
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418 Index
Te ch n i c a l
data Instruments 
and controlsOperation DrivingInstrument 
cluster displayPractical hints Car careIndex
ENTRY POSITION  ..................................................... 312
ESP .............................................................................. 315
HOOD .......................................................................... 326
KEY .............................................................................325
LAMP SENSOR  ..........................................................320
LIGHTING SYSTEM ................................................... 318
PARKING BRAKE  ...................................................... 314
SELECTOR LEVER  ....................................................329
TELE AID  .................................................................... 327
TELEPHONE – FUNCTION  ...................................... 329
TIRE PRESSURE  ........................................................ 322
TRUNK OPEN  ............................................................ 314
WASHER FLUID  ........................................................ 330
Manual operation of sliding/pop-up roof ................... 377
Manual release for fuel filler flap  ............................... 376
Mechanical keys ........................................................ 29, 45
Memory  ................................................. 102, 103, 104, 108
Recalling ..................................................................... 109
Storing ........................................................................ 109
Mirror, exterior
Adjusting .................................................................... 104
Parking position ........................................................ 105
Mirror, exterior, rear view  ............................................ 104
Mirror, inside, rear view  ............................................... 103
Multicontour backrest ..................................................... 69Multifunction display  .................................................... 118
Audio systems ............................................................124
Cassette player  .......................................................... 126
CD player  ....................................................................125
Distronic (DTR)  .......................................................... 133
Engine oil level indicator  .........................................122
FSS ...............................................................................122
Individual settings  .................................................... 138
Malfunction/warning message memory  ............... 136
Navigation system  ..................................................... 132
Radio ...........................................................................124
Telephone ...................................................................127
Telephone – Incoming call  ...................................... 131
Telephone – Redialing  .............................................. 129
Telephone book  ......................................................... 127
Tire inflation pressure monitor  ..............................122
Trip and main odometer and sub menu  ................122
Trip computer  ............................................................ 134
Vehicle speed  .............................................................122
Multifunction steering wheel ....................................... 118
Setting the audio volume  ......................................... 148