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Deactivating DSC

Press the DSC OFF button for longer than

approx. 1 second until the DSC indicator lamps

in the instrument cluster light up. DSC and

M Dynamic Mode are both deactivated. Stabi-

lizing and drive-output promoting actions are

no longer executed.

You may find it useful to briefly deactivate DSC

under the following exceptional circumstances:

> When driving uphill on snow-covered roads,

in slush or on unplowed, snow-covered

roads

> When rocking a stuck vehicle free or start-

ing off in deep snow or on loose ground

> When driving with snow chains

To increase vehicle stability, activate DSC again

as soon as possible.

Activating DSC

Press the DSC OFF button again; the indicator

lamps in the instrument cluster go out.

Via M Drive

With the ignition switched on, you can also set

DSC via M Drive on the Control Display, refer

also to page 21.

Press the button on the steering wheel, refer

to M Drive on page 21. M Drive is opened with

the settings you selected.

To maintain driving stability, activate DSC

whenever possible.<

For better control

If the indicator lamp flashes:

DSC is regulating the drive and brak-

ing forces.

If the indicator lamps are on:

DSC is deactivated.

Electronic Damper Control

EDC*

The concept

Whenever there is a change in any significant

parameter such as road surface quality or in an

operating condition such as steering, braking,

etc., the damping automatically adjusts to the

new conditions in fractions of a second.

You can select between three programs.

"Comfort" program

Select the "Comfort" program if you want com-

fort-oriented control of the shock absorbers.

"Normal" program

The "Normal" program offers control that is bal-

anced between comfort and sportiness.

"Sport" program

Select the "Sport" program if you want consis-

tently sporty control of the shock absorbers.

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