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HOMESERVICE MANUALSMERCEDES BENZ2006C350 4MATICREPAIR AND DIAGNOSIS (SINGLE PAGE)ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENTACCESSORIES CONTROL SYSTEMSELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & INSTRUCTIONS -- BASIC KNOWLEDGE -- 203 CHASSISBASIC KNOWLEDGEAVERAGE SPEED, FUNCTION - GF54.50-P-2009P
2006 Mercedes Benz C350 4Matic

Average speed, function - GF54.50-P-2009P

2006 Mercedes Benz C350 4MaticSECTION Average speed, function - GF54.50-P-2009P

MODEL 203.0 /2 /7 as of 1.7.02 up to 23.4.04 

Average speed "Since start" (short-distance memory), function 

Fig 1: Average Speed "Since Start" (Short-Distance Memory) Diagram
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Average speed "since reset" (long-distance memory), function 

Fig 2: Average Speed "Since Reset" (Long-Distance Memory) Diagram
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The "Since start" and "Since reset" displays for the average speed can be activated using the system selection button (S110s3) and scroll forward/back button (S110s1) of the multifunction steering wheel. The following information is required:

  • Travel time -calculated internally in the instrument cluster (A1).
  • Travel distance -determined by the 4 wheel speeds. The ESP and BAS control unit (N47-5) passes the wheel speeds to the instrument cluster (A1) as a message on the class C (engine compartment) controller area network bus (CAN-C).

IMPORTANT It is completely normal for the "Since start" display (short-distance memory) and "Since reset" display (long-distance memory) to show different values, since the two displays are based on different sets of data. The "Since start" display (short-distance memory) basically responds more accurately to the current driving situation than the "Since reset" display (long-distance memory).

  Instrument cluster (IC), location / task   GF54.30-P-3039PP 
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