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1997 E320 need some help please.
Hello guy's How are to all
thanks for you and to this forum to help and guided me to buy my car 1997 E320 sedan but i dont find the owner manual so i need your guys to explain the function of this button in picture below Thanks. |
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moved for better answer.
moved for better answer.
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As a former owner of a '97 E320 (now a '06 E350) here goes:
First button is for the cabin air filter. When you press the button, outside air is passed through an activated carbon filter. Supposed to get rid of bad smells (like a dead skunk). If you leave it on all the time you will have to replace the cabin filter more often. I rarely used the button so I don't even know where the filter is. P.S. - the AC comressor would come on when the cabin air filter was in use so it will also affect your mileage. The second "W/S" switch is for winter/summer mode for the transmission. Winter mode starts out in second gear to reduce wheel spin. Only used it on snow covered roads. The third "knob" is not a knob. It's some sort of sensor. Lou |
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The third knob is the sensor for the infared remote key.
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There's more to "W" than just 2nd gear start. It does 4 things: Second gear start, earlier shift points, higher reverse gear ratio, and prevents roll-back on steep hills("hill-hold"). You can use either "W" or "S" at any time or all the time. My main use for "W" is the hill-hold feature when driving in SF. It works great
Dan
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