#9 For anyone confused by the explanation, basically Mercedes are designed not to roll like other cars. It's most noticeable when leaving a stop sign that's on a down hill. In most cars you can just let off the brake and the car will roll away on its own. In a Mercedes you have to have pressure on the accelerator pedal for the car to roll normally.
Congratulations. I want to suggest that if "Mercedes-Benz" is offering extended coverage (warrantee) for your car, consider buying that now, if you haven't already. The reason is the cost for extended coverage will be less money during the time when you first buy a car (within a month or so) because it's considered a good road worthy car by the selling dealership. But if you wait too long the cost for coverage goes up and up. The reason is because there are people that buy the coverage late because they damaged the car, and they don't want to pay a big repair bill, and the coverage is less than the bill.
The hook on the handle is in case you need to tie the hatch down when you have a long item in the vehicle inhibiting the closure of the doorway. It's why it's described as "temporary tie down" in the owners manual.
while accessing your spare you will notice a long ribbon and hook and guess where you stick that hook to keep the floor hatch open while grabbing your spare and tools? you got it.
Thank you. I didn't know that. I thought its only purpose was to hold-up the lid in the trunk floor. I confess, after we bought our car I left the Owner's Manual out in plain sight, and for the past three years it's been collecting dust. Maybe now I'll read it after shaming myself in public.
The hook on the handle is more for your dry cleaning. If you're walking up to the car you can hit the button open it and then hang your dry cleaning while you're moving stuff inside the car or setting things down if your hands are full that way you can put it on one of the interior hook handles on the back seats.
Sometimes I don’t like the AC and I turn off but that is why I got headache. Well since today I won’t turn off my air conditioner anymore and thank you so much for explaining why. 😊
I honestly didn't think about the air tight cabin and keeping the air on, makes tons of sense now cuz it explains those headaches which I thought were hangovers 😅
#9 new MB owner, I just bought one for my Wife (she drives more than I do, and I wanted her to be safe). I thought it was the CVT, her new Mercedes is also our first car with a CVT. Thanks for the information!
The info about the gas pedal sensing answered a question for me! Once in a great while, while turning onto a street, it has seemed like my car almost stalled! Now I know that I am causing it and will work on not lifting my foot! Thank you!
I have that feature on my 2011 BMW, and it saves brakes. Car will decelerate with foot removed from gas pedal. It works well on down hill portions as some cars will upshift and go faster. I have the original brakes and rotors after 93K miles. My older cars would burn thru brakes in 40K miles.
I have owned my first ever Mercedes for a year and a half now and knew about 4 of the 'don'ts, but you answered 3 things I couldn't figure out (THANK YOU!) and the rest was news to me! Awesome...!
Number nine helped me out a lot because I was wondering what was going on and why the car slowed down by itself all of a sudden. Thanks for making this video.😊 what I wanted to know is what does those three soft buttons under the rearview mirror do? And I also wanted to know if you can turn off the dimming, and if you can turn off the feature that makes the Sideview mirror tilt when you reverse.
3 buttons on the bottom of the rearview mirror can be programmed to open garage doors. Watch my video how to do it here ruclips.net/video/NK61NimaPUY/видео.html. Also, you can switch your right mirror from tilting while in Reverse, if you switch your mirror control from the right to left mirror. But it's a helpful feature for parking, and you can adjust it for yourself. Watch my video where I demoed how to adjust it in one of the features of this video ruclips.net/video/Um4cLpakLzw/видео.html
The hook is for safety triangle or lantern when you need to alert the traffic. And the hook on the side of the trunk is to keep the seatbelts out of the way (tucked to the side) ...
Great video! Very entertaining and extremely useful. I got more out of this than the dealer provided 4 months ago when I picked up the GLE 350 new! Thanks, MBZ Master.
I’m about to lose my E450 to lease. But I subscribed and will marathon your videos for entertainment and to learn. I’m considering a GLS 550 as my last car. I’m getting old.
Very homely explanations with so much friendly and coffee table tone. Iam really so much educated as mercedes fun and owner of different models. So cool. Thank you so much. Keep the good work.
The driver who downshifted by accident made, "The Wilhelm scream!!!" It has been used in movies and videos since 1953!!! A character in a western movie named Wilhelm, (Played by Sheb Wolly, "Flying Purple People Eaters," fame), got hit by an Indian's arrow and he makes that scream as he falls from his horse!!! The scream is free domain, and it is titled; "Man being eaten by Alligator."
Just bought a 2024 GLE AMATIC night package, so glad I found your videos, I can see how much I'm going to learn from you. Keep those great video coming! Question, what do the 2 silver buttons on the cup holders do?
Oh dear. Wait till all your black mouldings and trim gets tarnished and marked. On my third Night Edition. Mercedes will not change even under warranty. I can however advise how to restore using a simple technique and inexpensive polish. They will be like new. Mercedes have this problem worldwide and blame owners using harsh chemical cleaners. Easily fixed if you know how
That is why when you are entering a tunnel you must close the windows and activate tunnel mode which will stop fumes and exhaust from other cars from entering into your car it is usually activated by pushing if you look in the manual of your car it will show you but another good feature is when you exit the tunnel you can push the button to and your windows will go back to the position they were in prior to you activating tunnel mode, personally the smell of diesel on the back of the exhaust makes me feel sick so that is a future I do like
the REST function did cool my 2014 ML350 for half an hour when there was a "sauna" outside, not to mention newer MB cars. It was not residual cold. Older MB cars that I had only blew residual cold for a minute and then it became hot like outside. In colder weather it blows warm air by using residual heat of the engine. And the REST function has been there since 30 years ago or even before (maybe not for all models).
Love the video well done. I own a GLE for 2 months and I only knew the booklet for Fuse as is easy to spot on my car since is under the passenger seat on the back.
Genius!!! So glad I found your channel and thanks for sharing. Mercedes dealers should recommend your channel to their their customers, because they don't educate new Mercedes owners very well. Of course they also should compensate you for doing their job too. Good luck!! Lol. Thanks again for sharing.
The Brake is a smart idea, i remmeber 20years ago going with my dad from western europe to afrika in summertimes on trip with the car, and told me all those tips how to drive on highway and use the gaspedal to break of give gase and sift bake in gear to not warm to much the brake'swhen you goin doing 12% for 5kms in the mountains of spain.
Very entertaining and informative video. Only knew about half of these, and that REST feature is the best one I just learned about. How embarrassing that we never realised we had that option. Thanks :-)
Great car. It's not a full SUV, it's based on the C-Class chassis, which is great but not as god as GLE if you take it off-road. GLC is great for a city-drive, good handling and good fuel-efficiency, easy to park. It has excellent safety features.
I just want to make a little correction; the older models do have some of the A/C features. My 1998 C230 will turn the recirculating off after around 30-45 minutes to allow fresh air inside the cabin. It also send cool air to the cabin frame to cool it down.
Reading the comments before actually watching the video but I do have to agree about 1 thing as somebody that's been around and driven a lot of diff Mercedes over the past 27yrs when my dad bought his 1st which was an '85 diesel don't remember what model cuz I was 10 and didn't know anything about MB yet. And I do have a point regarding the C230 in all this. But he then progressed thru a couple early 90's gas E300s but the 1st Benz I was old enough to drive was his '95 300E turbo diesel that he owned longer than any other MB because it was soo solid and reliable and I made the mistake of not buying it from him when he finally got rid of it and my brother did. Then a newer E320 and E350 and now his ML350. Stepmom started w/ a '87 300SDL then '98 S320, 2002 S320, '06 E320CDI and now her GL450 which I was lucky enough to drive all of them atleast once. The 1st Benz I bought was a '75 300D which unfortunately the engine was bad but the guy was nice enough to take it back since he didn't know and I took it straight to the shop for a once over and found out the day after I bought it. I say all that to say this, the 2nd Benz I bought was a 1 owner 2000 C230K Sport sedan in '08 w/ 70k miles.. 1st 3-4yrs the car was great, the last 3yrs I spent almost as much in repairs as I paid for it including replacing the supercharger 6 months before I cut my losses cuz it was something new breaking or going bad that cost $1000+ every 4-6 months and I got a whole $950 trading it in instead of spending another $1200 to get it running... out of every diff MB my family or I have bought, that w202 C-Class was the biggest piece of shit once it passed 100k miles... as much as would love an old C43 or newer C63 I'll never buy another C-Class
@@OC.Harm230 That's an unfortunate experience you had. I got mine with 99K miles and now ir reaching 260K without mayor problems. I didn't want the Sport because been a MB tech at the time I knew the Kompressor will give me headaches at 100K. The only mayor problem was the transmission conductive plate, which I replace myself expending $260 between the plate, filter, gasket and fluid. Still driving it for almost 100 miles every day and going strong.
22 years same Merc W212 diesel 180k miles. In Europe. Body rust progressively repaired. Mechanically sound, still original everything except some springs/dampers. Only 2.7 ltr but, can behave like E-Type Jag. We don't just go places, feels like we float there in safe solid comfort.
The headlight off at night or in the dark is very useful. On the Fisher Island Ferry, they require headlights off while the ferry is navigating across the water. And if can be quite uncomfortable having to turn off the vehicle and no A/C. Great tip to be able to keep the vehicle running with A/C on and lights off.
Nice walk through. Re #5 (Manual shifting to Auto/Drive). I have seen quite a number of MB tricks videos and it seems like all you guys always show the same complicated way to switch back to auto mode, after using the paddles, by holding in the paddle for a while. Actually the easiest way is just to flip down your "gear selecter" like you want to put it into Drive (again). It will switch you back to Auto right away. Same same, just easier.
You can do it, but not all Mercedes models with paddle-shifters had transmission selector on the steering column. Especially the older models had mechanical transmission selector in the center, between the seats.
you rock , your videos saved me a lot of money. thanks . i should have gotten the tire protection plan. I replaced 2 run flat tire. I love the hey mercedes feature I don't have take my hands off of the steering wheel. I purchased the baby benz gla 250 4matic.
I have a 2016 GLE. The headlight if you turn the dial all to the left when you shut your motor off and leave the vehicle your rear taillight stay on (1 side only). My neighbor had to call me few times to let me know my light are on, lol. For the Fuse diagram in the W209, CLK it's up front on the driver side on the side of the dashboard and it's in German. I went through living hell trying to translate it to English. I have not look for it in my GLE yet. There is multiple fuse box location throughout the SUV. I'm surprise you did not show the gas lid cover for the gas cap holder. Just little tip on the GLE maybe on the GLS you can change out the dust filter and the cabin filter through the firewall from the engine bay instead getting it through behind the glovebox. Much easier and quicker.
didn't know most of them.The one about the insane paddle shifter cancelling and vin location was great! Thank You. I have driven manual transmission vehicles forever and find the "paddle shift" ridiculous for MB.
My first visit to your channel. I have already subscribed. I learned more from you in 10 min than dozens of other video makers. Thank you. Also, it helps that I’m Eastern European because I’m laughing at all the nuanced jokes. Bravo. Well done. Keep up the good work.
I love your show 😂 I have a question: which is cheaper to maintain the S450 normal or the S560 4matics! And which year do you recommend 2018, 2019 or 2020?. Thank you 🙏
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This guy is so hilarious and simple his explanations are so easy to grasp.
It’s so easy to learn from this man, like his way of explaining things
#9 For anyone confused by the explanation, basically Mercedes are designed not to roll like other cars. It's most noticeable when leaving a stop sign that's on a down hill. In most cars you can just let off the brake and the car will roll away on its own. In a Mercedes you have to have pressure on the accelerator pedal for the car to roll normally.
Rich people shouldn't have to hold brake
Everyone with a Mercedes is not rich... but i'm working on it!
@@AgentOffice good design doesn’t care about your bank account.
@@AgentOffice good design doesn’t care about your bank account.
@@AgentOffice hahahhahah 😆 🤣 😂
I’m picking up my first Mercedes tomorrow and I am so excited. Your video was very helpful.😊
Congratulations. I want to suggest that if "Mercedes-Benz" is offering extended coverage (warrantee) for your car, consider buying that now, if you haven't already. The reason is the cost for extended coverage will be less money during the time when you first buy a car (within a month or so) because it's considered a good road worthy car by the selling dealership. But if you wait too long the cost for coverage goes up and up. The reason is because there are people that buy the coverage late because they damaged the car, and they don't want to pay a big repair bill, and the coverage is less than the bill.
The hook on the handle is in case you need to tie the hatch down when you have a long item in the vehicle inhibiting the closure of the doorway. It's why it's described as "temporary tie down" in the owners manual.
It's a benz...not meant for heavy duty like ropes😂😂😂
Exactly my thoughts. We use it when we put bikes in the trunk, and trunk won’t close
while accessing your spare you will notice a long ribbon and hook and guess where you stick that hook to keep the floor hatch open while grabbing your spare and tools? you got it.
Thank you. I didn't know that. I thought its only purpose was to hold-up the lid in the trunk floor. I confess, after we bought our car I left the Owner's Manual out in plain sight, and for the past three years it's been collecting dust. Maybe now I'll read it after shaming myself in public.
You have a cable on your removable floor to hook on that thing
The hook on the handle is more for your dry cleaning. If you're walking up to the car you can hit the button open it and then hang your dry cleaning while you're moving stuff inside the car or setting things down if your hands are full that way you can put it on one of the interior hook handles on the back seats.
You are correct
Sometimes I don’t like the AC and I turn off but that is why I got headache. Well since today I won’t turn off my air conditioner anymore and thank you so much for explaining why. 😊
I honestly didn't think about the air tight cabin and keeping the air on, makes tons of sense now cuz it explains those headaches which I thought were hangovers 😅
😂
#9 new MB owner, I just bought one for my Wife (she drives more than I do, and I wanted her to be safe).
I thought it was the CVT, her new Mercedes is also our first car with a CVT. Thanks for the information!
The info about the gas pedal sensing answered a question for me! Once in a great while, while turning onto a street, it has seemed like my car almost stalled! Now I know that I am causing it and will work on not lifting my foot! Thank you!
Yes, it takes a few tries to get used to it. It's called defensive driving.
I have that feature on my 2011 BMW, and it saves brakes. Car will decelerate with foot removed from gas pedal. It works well on down hill portions as some cars will upshift and go faster. I have the original brakes and rotors after 93K miles. My older cars would burn thru brakes in 40K miles.
I have owned my first ever Mercedes for a year and a half now and knew about 4 of the 'don'ts, but you answered 3 things I couldn't figure out (THANK YOU!) and the rest was news to me! Awesome...!
I purchased my first MB in January 2021. It is a 2015 GLK 350 4MATIC. I love your informative videos! Thank you!
How’s it holding up so far
@@nkwosamuelchimaobi6686 My car is holding up very well.
@@nkwosamuelchimaobi6686 I have one those things are F*cking reliable if U want to get a glk make sure u get from 2013-2015
Planning on buying my first Mercedes. I have no clue what I’m getting into. Thanks for the tips
Number nine helped me out a lot because I was wondering what was going on and why the car slowed down by itself all of a sudden. Thanks for making this video.😊 what I wanted to know is what does those three soft buttons under the rearview mirror do? And I also wanted to know if you can turn off the dimming, and if you can turn off the feature that makes the Sideview mirror tilt when you reverse.
3 buttons on the bottom of the rearview mirror can be programmed to open garage doors. Watch my video how to do it here ruclips.net/video/NK61NimaPUY/видео.html. Also, you can switch your right mirror from tilting while in Reverse, if you switch your mirror control from the right to left mirror. But it's a helpful feature for parking, and you can adjust it for yourself. Watch my video where I demoed how to adjust it in one of the features of this video ruclips.net/video/Um4cLpakLzw/видео.html
Thank you for the headlight tip! I'm getting one this weekend, and had no idea about the lights having no off switch.
dont have an idea about all the 10 donts, great piece
You are terrific: informative and even entertaining without being annoying, as some folks are as they attempt humor. Good job.
The hook is for safety triangle or lantern when you need to alert the traffic. And the hook on the side of the trunk is to keep the seatbelts out of the way (tucked to the side) ...
I am a new Mercedes owner and going thru everything I am learning here. Thank you so much.. :}
OMG- Thank You so much for doing this video with these tips. I have owned MB for several years; yet, I didn’t even know about these features.
My wife and I just purchased a 2022 Mercedes Bends and these tips are excellent. Thank you!
You bet! You can browse all my stuff for your car at mbzmaster.com/
That head light tip was awesome! Own my car for 18 months!
This man is genius best video to learn about Mercedes thank you for sharing
Thank you!!! The last tip is priceless as I am planning to purchase a Mercedes privately!!!!
Good luck!
Oh My God! Now I understand while I kept Getting headaches after driving my new Mercedes😂😂 I turned my climate control back on😜
Thank you for sharing the tips. The acceleration pedal was very helpful.
same here
Number 8: Going to skiing, returning, changing clothes. Whoever did that, he/she knew what has to be done. Big like for that!
I don't know any of the don't before
This video is pretty helpful ❤
Learn something today, thank you 😊
Great video! Very entertaining and extremely useful. I got more out of this than the dealer provided 4 months ago when I picked up the GLE 350 new! Thanks, MBZ Master.
I’m about to lose my E450 to lease. But I subscribed and will marathon your videos for entertainment and to learn. I’m considering a GLS 550 as my last car. I’m getting old.
Even in my 2005 if I speed and let go of the accelerator it slows down! Love this video
Very homely explanations with so much friendly and coffee table tone. Iam really so much educated as mercedes fun and owner of different models. So cool. Thank you so much. Keep the good work.
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Great production, lots of smiles. I only knew of three items shown. Thanks
This is awesome, I was about to think my new gls had some serious issues. Great video
The driver who downshifted by accident made, "The Wilhelm scream!!!" It has been used in movies and videos since 1953!!! A character in a western movie named Wilhelm, (Played by Sheb Wolly, "Flying Purple People Eaters," fame), got hit by an Indian's arrow and he makes that scream as he falls from his horse!!! The scream is free domain, and it is titled; "Man being eaten by Alligator."
amazing video, learned a ton as a new glc 43 owner thanks!
I really like this guy and his explanations
This was awesome!!!! Thank you for the non boring video. Your great !
Just bought a 2024 GLE AMATIC night package, so glad I found your videos, I can see how much I'm going to learn from you. Keep those great video coming! Question, what do the 2 silver buttons on the cup holders do?
Optional cup heater, but it's optional.
Oh dear. Wait till all your black mouldings and trim gets tarnished and marked. On my third Night Edition. Mercedes will not change even under warranty.
I can however advise how to restore using a simple technique and inexpensive polish. They will be like new. Mercedes have this problem worldwide and blame owners using harsh chemical cleaners. Easily fixed if you know how
I have one 2019 e300 and until today I don't know what half the menus mean. Great video thanks.
That is why when you are entering a tunnel you must close the windows and activate tunnel mode which will stop fumes and exhaust from other cars from entering into your car it is usually activated by pushing if you look in the manual of your car it will show you but another good feature is when you exit the tunnel you can push the button to and your windows will go back to the position they were in prior to you activating tunnel mode, personally the smell of diesel on the back of the exhaust makes me feel sick so that is a future I do like
the REST function did cool my 2014 ML350 for half an hour when there was a "sauna" outside, not to mention newer MB cars. It was not residual cold. Older MB cars that I had only blew residual cold for a minute and then it became hot like outside. In colder weather it blows warm air by using residual heat of the engine. And the REST function has been there since 30 years ago or even before (maybe not for all models).
Excellent information, explains everything clearly
Bro, you are a (Mercedes Doctor) 👍👍👍
I did not know about the volume, thank you for the useful info.
I love your content!! I just got my C300 today & I am in LOVE! Been applying your tips to it🥳🥳🥰
Congrats on your new car!
Not my first Mercedes, but learned alot in one video. New Follower!
Love the video well done. I own a GLE for 2 months and I only knew the booklet for Fuse as is easy to spot on my car since is under the passenger seat on the back.
learning and having some fun at the same time! Fantastic Thanks MBZ Master !!!
Genius!!! So glad I found your channel and thanks for sharing. Mercedes dealers should recommend your channel to their their customers, because they don't educate new Mercedes owners very well. Of course they also should compensate you for doing their job too. Good luck!! Lol. Thanks again for sharing.
Hey Babuska I leaned more about my Mercedes from your video than the factory manuals. Speciba
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Thank you for your video! I'm a new Mercedes driver and I'm guilty of #9 🤷🤦
How many Don'ts did I know? 0! Thank you for the information.
Although I have an older model ( 08 CL550 ) you showed me a few things that I didn't know.👍👍👍😊😊
Nice car!
@@MBZMaster thank you..
I have the 07 SL550
Wow!!! love and depend on your videos. I learn 4 new tricks!!!
Valuable info. I have a GLS SUV but I don't know these till today. Thanks.
How has your GLS been, any issues?
pretty good. just need to do the service A and B. after that everything shall be fine. It is expensive to do after the warranty does now cover.@@bt4b4
Perfect, I know everything. Now I need a Mercedes.
The Brake is a smart idea, i remmeber 20years ago going with my dad from western europe to afrika in summertimes on trip with the car, and told me all those tips how to drive on highway and use the gaspedal to break of give gase and sift bake in gear to not warm to much the brake'swhen you goin doing 12% for 5kms in the mountains of spain.
Very entertaining and informative video. Only knew about half of these, and that REST feature is the best one I just learned about. How embarrassing that we never realised we had that option. Thanks :-)
I knew 7 of the 10. The best one that I didn't know is the one about turning off the headlights. Thanks.
Glad I found you, I am a new owner, thanks Everett form Maryland
Great video!
Great video and very informative! Thank you for what you do,
Hahaha 😆 the humor makes this lecture interesting. I like it, very informative
Thank you for this information. Your question: What is your evaluation of the Mercedes GLC 2023?
Great car. It's not a full SUV, it's based on the C-Class chassis, which is great but not as god as GLE if you take it off-road. GLC is great for a city-drive, good handling and good fuel-efficiency, easy to park. It has excellent safety features.
@@MBZMaster Thank you very much. Is it okay to snow in Pennsylvania?
@@victorsaleeb5632 For snow, make sure to get GLC with 4Matic (All-Wheel Drive) instead of regular Rear Wheel Drive.
I just want to make a little correction; the older models do have some of the A/C features. My 1998 C230 will turn the recirculating off after around 30-45 minutes to allow fresh air inside the cabin. It also send cool air to the cabin frame to cool it down.
Sorry but your Mercedes is absolute scrap just saying BO ZO
@@machargs123 How much your sugar daddy paid for yours?
Reading the comments before actually watching the video but I do have to agree about 1 thing as somebody that's been around and driven a lot of diff Mercedes over the past 27yrs when my dad bought his 1st which was an '85 diesel don't remember what model cuz I was 10 and didn't know anything about MB yet. And I do have a point regarding the C230 in all this. But he then progressed thru a couple early 90's gas E300s but the 1st Benz I was old enough to drive was his '95 300E turbo diesel that he owned longer than any other MB because it was soo solid and reliable and I made the mistake of not buying it from him when he finally got rid of it and my brother did. Then a newer E320 and E350 and now his ML350. Stepmom started w/ a '87 300SDL then '98 S320, 2002 S320, '06 E320CDI and now her GL450 which I was lucky enough to drive all of them atleast once. The 1st Benz I bought was a '75 300D which unfortunately the engine was bad but the guy was nice enough to take it back since he didn't know and I took it straight to the shop for a once over and found out the day after I bought it. I say all that to say this, the 2nd Benz I bought was a 1 owner 2000 C230K Sport sedan in '08 w/ 70k miles.. 1st 3-4yrs the car was great, the last 3yrs I spent almost as much in repairs as I paid for it including replacing the supercharger 6 months before I cut my losses cuz it was something new breaking or going bad that cost $1000+ every 4-6 months and I got a whole $950 trading it in instead of spending another $1200 to get it running... out of every diff MB my family or I have bought, that w202 C-Class was the biggest piece of shit once it passed 100k miles... as much as would love an old C43 or newer C63 I'll never buy another C-Class
@@OC.Harm230 That's an unfortunate experience you had. I got mine with 99K miles and now ir reaching 260K without mayor problems. I didn't want the Sport because been a MB tech at the time I knew the Kompressor will give me headaches at 100K. The only mayor problem was the transmission conductive plate, which I replace myself expending $260 between the plate, filter, gasket and fluid. Still driving it for almost 100 miles every day and going strong.
Thank you so much for that pertinent information!!!!!
22 years same Merc W212 diesel 180k miles. In Europe. Body rust progressively repaired. Mechanically sound, still original everything except some springs/dampers.
Only 2.7 ltr but, can behave like E-Type Jag. We don't just go places, feels like we float there in safe solid comfort.
i only knew about the pedal release. Thanks for the heads up
I knew three don'ts. Thanks, good video!
I got my first Benz brand new in 2019 love your content GLC300 👍
The headlight off at night or in the dark is very useful.
On the Fisher Island Ferry, they require headlights off while the ferry is navigating across the water. And if can be quite uncomfortable having to turn off the vehicle and no A/C.
Great tip to be able to keep the vehicle running with A/C on and lights off.
Ferry Island? Where's that?
@@countfosco8535Secret spot for billionaires
Nice walk through.
Re #5 (Manual shifting to Auto/Drive). I have seen quite a number of MB tricks videos and it seems like all you guys always show the same complicated way to switch back to auto mode, after using the paddles, by holding in the paddle for a while.
Actually the easiest way is just to flip down your "gear selecter" like you want to put it into Drive (again). It will switch you back to Auto right away. Same same, just easier.
You can do it, but not all Mercedes models with paddle-shifters had transmission selector on the steering column. Especially the older models had mechanical transmission selector in the center, between the seats.
Exactly. Thats what I do. As simple as it gets smh 🤦
Thanks for the volume,air conditioning, and the fuse box tip
you rock , your videos saved me a lot of money. thanks . i should have gotten the tire protection plan. I replaced 2 run flat tire. I love the hey mercedes feature I don't have take my hands off of the steering wheel. I purchased the baby benz gla 250 4matic.
I have a 2016 GLE. The headlight if you turn the dial all to the left when you shut your motor off and leave the vehicle your rear taillight stay on (1 side only). My neighbor had to call me few times to let me know my light are on, lol. For the Fuse diagram in the W209, CLK it's up front on the driver side on the side of the dashboard and it's in German. I went through living hell trying to translate it to English. I have not look for it in my GLE yet. There is multiple fuse box location throughout the SUV.
I'm surprise you did not show the gas lid cover for the gas cap holder.
Just little tip on the GLE maybe on the GLS you can change out the dust filter and the cabin filter through the firewall from the engine bay instead getting it through behind the glovebox. Much easier and quicker.
Great video learned alot and to the point
Great teacher am following you ❤
didn't know most of them.The one about the insane paddle shifter cancelling and vin location was great! Thank You. I have driven manual transmission vehicles forever and find the "paddle shift" ridiculous for MB.
New to the MB family and we love our 2020 E350 sport coup. Thanks for the great vids.
Mindblowing - I didn't know any of these ten. I'm now a subscriber! (2021 GLA 250e)
Thanks for your video. Take care
Great video. I would like to know how the defuse and medium buttons work for the air condition
I plan to make a video on MB climate control, so stay tuned!
Lots of things i learned from you.keep it up
My first visit to your channel. I have already subscribed. I learned more from you in 10 min than dozens of other video makers. Thank you. Also, it helps that I’m Eastern European because I’m laughing at all the nuanced jokes. Bravo. Well done. Keep up the good work.
Welcome aboard!
Very informative.
interested video i liked it and i know many things for the first time
You can swipe up with 2 fingers on the touch pad to quickly change stations too
Omg I learned so much from this video lol thank you 😊
Great stuff. I didn't know any of them. Thank goodness for that coat hook. All the best from snowy Toronto.
omg! my mercedes slows itsself down i thought there was something wrong lmao awesome!!! thank you very much for clearin that up for me !! :)
I just found this channel I’m very happy for the information thank you god bless I jut buy my Mercedes Benz
Congrats on your new car!
Didn't know any of these!! Thanks for sharing!!
Many Thanks, Peace From London. 🙏🙏
It was interesting and thank you very much.
I didn't know any of them. Your videos are informative and funny. Thank you!
I knew two. Well done sir...
I really learnt a lot. Thank you
I love your show 😂 I have a question: which is cheaper to maintain the S450 normal or the S560 4matics! And which year do you recommend 2018, 2019 or 2020?. Thank you 🙏
Never get a manual, all the German engineering went into the automatic.