Targeted brake actuation: Active Blind Spot Assist
Another innovation Mercedes-Benz offers for the Mercedes-Benz CL-Class is Active Blind Spot Assist, a system that makes use of a multi-stage warning concept. If the system detects that a lane change would be too dangerous, it warns the driver by displaying a red triangle in the glass of the exterior mirror. Close-range radar sensors monitor the area immediately to the side and to the rear of the car. If the driver disregards this warning and, for example, uses the turn indicator, an audible warning also sounds. If the driver continues to ignore the warnings and comes dangerously close to a vehicle in the neighboring lane, the system acts: a corrective braking intervention via ESP® is applied to the wheels of the opposite side of the vehicle. This causes a yaw movement about the car's vertical axis due to the unequal distribution of the braking forces. If an accident still cannot be avoided, the active Blind Spot Assist system can reduce the consequences of a collision through the brake actuation.
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Problems with fuel and the fuel tank
Problem
Possible causes/consequences and
Solutions
Fuel is leaking from the vehicle.
Risk of explosion or fireThe fuel line or the fuel tank is
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Cargo & Towing
When properly equipped with the optional trailer hitch, the GLK350 is rated
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General notes
The roller sunblinds shield the vehicle interior from sunlight. The two roller
sunblinds can only be opened and closed together when the panorama roof with power
tilt/sliding panel is closed.
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