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Messages in the multifunction display
If a gear change process has not been successful, the following messages may be displayed in the
multifunction display:
Display messages
Possible causes/consequences and MM Solutions
LOW RANGE Max.LOW RANGE Max.
Speed 24 mphSpeed 24 mph
You have been driving faster than 24 mph (40 km/h). Additionally, the
indicator lamp on the button in the center console is flashing.
X
Slow down to change gear.
LOW RANGE Shift toLOW RANGE Shift to
Position N BrieflyPosition N Briefly
The transmission is in position h and you are driving at below
40 km/h.
X
To shift gear, shift the transmission to position i.
LOW RANGE ShiftingLOW RANGE Shifting
Canceled PleaseCanceled Please
ReactivateReactivate
The gear change process was not carried out.
X
Ensure that all gear change conditions are fulfilled and carry out the
gear change process again.
LOW RANGE StopLOW RANGE Stop
Apply Parking BrakeApply Parking Brake
A warning tone also sounds. The gear change process has not been
completed. LOW RANGE is in the neutral position. There is no con-
nection between the engine and the drive wheels.
!
Do not drive any further. You could otherwise damage the vehi-
cle's drive train.
X
Stop the vehicle. Take into account the road and traffic conditions
when doing this.
X
Depress the electric parking brake (Y page 157).
X
Carry out the gear change process again.
If the gear change process has been carried out, the LOW RANGELOW RANGE
Stop Apply Parking BrakeStop Apply Parking Brake message disappears.
Driving dynamics display in the
COMAND display (vehicles with the Off-
Road Engineering package)
General notes
The driving dynamics display allows you to see
the selected drive program and additional infor-
mation about the vehicle's operating status in
the COMAND display.
:
Drive program selected
;
Status of the differential lock for the transfer
case
=
Accelerator pedal position shown in %
?
Brake pedal position shown in %
A
Condition of the LOW RANGE offroad gear
B
Angle of inclination
C
Steering angle
D
Uphill or downhill gradient in percentage
Driving systems
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Driving and parking
Z
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