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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ >>Good news. You've chosen the smart forfour. We're sure you can hardly wait to start driving your car. We'll show you what it's all about, give you a few important pieces of advice and some tips. Please read these operating instructions carefully to ensure that you have more enjoyment with your smart and can recognise and avoid any potential dangers to yourself or others.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Inhalt >>Good news. >>Illuminating. >>Adjustments. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0!4 Light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2!2 Interior lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2!7 Fog lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2!8 Turn signal lights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2!10 Warning sounds and indicator lights .2!11 Sun visors . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Inhalt >>On the move. >>Routines. >>Reference. Before driving off. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6!2 Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6!5 Alarm system*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6!15 Driving in the winter . . . . . . . . . . . . 6!18 Driving with the catalytic converter 6!19 Driving with a trailer . . . . . . . . . . . . 6!20 Driving tips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Introduction Introduction The concept of these operating instructions Driving a vehicle is just one of its fac! ets; discovering a vehicle in detail is all about gaining an insight into its in! credibly broad scope. At the start of every chapter we tell you precisely what awaits you, and perhaps a little more too. To help you find your way around with even greater ease, each chapter is col! our!coded.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Introduction Clarity is our aim Fewer words can often say more. To help you enjoy reading these texts and concen! trate on what really matters, we have in! corporated a variety of design elements that we'd like to outline here: Lists Items in lists are always preceded by a dash: ! to keep the list clearer, ! for ease of recognition and under! standing. Notes >Note! Notes provide supplementary informa! tion on a topic.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Introduction Environmental protection The environmental policy of smart gmbh is based on the environmental guidelines of DaimlerChrysler, which are imple! mented in every phase of the product's life. Protecting the environment, saving energy and preserving natural resources are essential components of all princi! ples.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Opening and closing >Adjusting the seats >Steering wheel adjustment >Mirrors adjustment >Power windows >Seat belts >Belt tensioners and belt force limiters >Cockpit, left!hand drive model >Cockpit, right!hand drive model >Control levers >Multifunction steering wheel* >On!board instruments >Overhead control panel >Centre console >Lower centre console >Auxiliary instruments* >>Getting acquainted.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking >Note! You will also be handed a spare key to! gether with the vehicle. Lost your car key? A duplicate key is available from a smart center. Unlocking and locking The smart forfour's keys There is one key with radio remote control (A) for your vehicle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking Unlocking the car with the car key ! Press the button for unlocking once. > The turn signal lights flash once. > All doors, the tailgate and the filler cap can be opened. or ! Unlock the car mechanically with the key. > All doors, the tailgate and the filler cap can be opened.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking ! ! ! ! ! ! Press the button once to lock. > The turn signal lights flash three times. > All doors are locked. >Note! ! It is not possible to lock all doors me! chanically1. ! If the driver's door is open unlocking automatically takes place immediate! ly. >Important! Please make sure that you do not inad! vertently activate the remote control on the car key. You could unlock the vehicle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking auto!relock function If you do not open the driver or passenger door or the tailgate after unlocking the car with the remote control, the doors will be locked again automatically after one minute. >Note! Never leave your keys lying in the car. You could lock yourself out! Locking and unlocking the car from inside How to lock the car from the inside ! Press the central locking switch.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking Switching off the drive lock function ! Switch off the ignition. ! Press the central unlocking switch (B) and the unlocking button on the remote control device at the same time. > You will hear an acoustic signal. The drive lock function is switched off. drive lock funktion The vehicle doors are centrally locked from a speed of approximately 20 km/h.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking Locking the rear doors ! Insert the vehicle key into the opening (A) on the desired side of the vehicle. ! Turn the vehicle key to the vertical po! sition. > The doors are now locked from the in! side. Unlocking the rear doors ! Turn the vehicle key all the way to the right (on the left side of the vehicle) or all the way to the left (on the right side of the vehicle).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking >Note! Replace the remote control's transmitter battery every 2 years at the latest. Otherwise there is a danger of leakage! The remote control could be destroyed. Environment! Dispose of empty batteries in an environmentally compatible manner. Locking the car without the remote control ! Turn the ignition to position 2. ! Open the driver door. ! Press the central locking switch.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Unlocking and locking ! Take the battery (B) out of the battery holder. ! Insert the new battery, checking that the polarity is correct. > Type of battery: lithium cell CR 2016 ! Press both sides of the key casing back together again.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Adjusting the seats Adjust the driver's seat to the correct po! sition relative to the pedals and the steering wheel before starting a journey. Accident risk! Only adjust the driver's seat while the vehicle is stationary. You will otherwise be distracted from the traffic situation and the movement of the seat could cause you to lose control of the vehicle and result in an acci! dent.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Longitudinal seat adjustment Accident risk! Whenever the seat has been moved forward or back, ensure that it engages properly in position, as unexpected movement or adjustment of the seat while the car is being driven could cause the driver to lose control and re! sult in an accident. ! Pull the handle (A) up (example shows front seat). ! Reposition the seat or bench seat. ! Release the handle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Seat height adjustment* ! Pull the lever for seat height adjust! ment (A) up. > The seat's height is raised in steps. ! Press the lever for seat height adjust! ment (A) down. > The seat's height is lowered in steps. ! Repeat the entire process until you have obtained the correct seat height.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Adjusting the backrest inclination ! Lean against the backrest. ! Pull up the adjustment lever (A). ! Move your upper body to the correct seated position. ! Release the adjustment lever (A) and allow it to engage.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Adjusting upwards ! Pull the head restraint upwards. Adjusting downwards ! Press the adjustment catch (A) on the seat and hold it tight. > The head restraint can be pushed down. Removing head restraints ! Pull the head restraint upwards. Lumbar support* The driver's seat in addition has a lum! bar support that can be adjusted by turn! ing the adjusting wheel.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Rear bench seat head restraints The rear bench seat head restraints can be pressed all the way down (A), e.g. if something is being transported or if you want to improve the rear view. If people occupy the rear bench seat, the head restraints must be pulled up and properly engaged (B).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Folding over the twinface armrest* ! Fold the armrest back in the direction indicated by arrow B. > You can engage the twinface armrest in an upright position between the backrests or fold it completely over. Rotating the twinface armrest* ! Pull the twinface armrest in the direc! tion indicated by arrow A.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Adjusting the seats Steering wheel adjustment The steering wheel's height can be ad! justed to suit the driver's individual preferences. >Note! Only adjust the steering wheel while the car is stationary, and do not set off until the steering wheel has been locked in po! sition again.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Mirrors adjustment Mirrors adjustment Ensure that the inside and outside mir! rors are correctly set before starting a journey. Only then can the driver be sure of a clear view to the rear. Accident risk! The outside mirrors show objects reduced in size. The objects are closer than they appear. Manually adjusting the outside mirrors ! Adjust the outside mirrors by turning lever (A).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Power windows >Note! The front power windows are operated electrically as standard, but do not have touch control. Power windows In the standard specification, the front side windows are opened and closed elec! trically, and the rear windows mechani! cally. Opening and closing rear side windows manually The window crank is positioned below the window, near the door handle. ! Turn the crank clockwise to open the window.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Power windows Power closing of side windows ! Pull the power window switch up. > The side windows close for as long as the switch is pulled. The four side windows can be opened and closed by the electric power windows* when the ignition is on. Power opening of side windows ! Press the power window switch. > The side window opens fully (touch control).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Power windows >Note! To unblock the power windows, press the switch again. Danger of injury! When closing the side windows, make sure that no one is trapped. If there is a risk of trapping, press the switch to open the windows. Do not leave children unsupervised in the car. They could e.g.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DD##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Seat belts Seat belts The seat belts with integrated belt ten! sioners and belt limiters combine with the airbags to form a restraint system that offers maximum scope for protection in the event of an accident. Danger of injury! Airbags represent an additional form of protection but are no substitute for wearing a seat belt.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Seat belts Danger of injury! Persons less than 150 centimetres tall and children under 12 years of age will be unable to fit the seat belts cor! rectly. They consequently require ad! ditional restraint systems* mounted on suitable car seats (e.g. child seats or child booster seats) for added protec! tion in the event of an accident.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DI##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Seat belts Danger of injury! Modifications or work performed inexpertly to a restraint system (seat belt and anchorages, belt tensioners, belt force limiters or airbag) or its wiring and any alterations made to oth! er networked electronic systems could result in the restraint systems no long! er functioning in the manner intended. Airbags or belt tensioners could e.g.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Seat belts Putting on the seat belts ! Take a seat. ! Pull the seat belt without jerking it from the roller. ! Pull the belt across your shoulder. > Your back must be leaning against the backrest. ! Click the seat belt audibly into the buckle. Taking off the seat belts ! Press the red button on the belt buckle. ! Let the belt run back into the belt guide. > The belt is automatically reeled back into the roller.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DE##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Belt tensioners and belt force limiters Belt tensioners and belt force limiters The front seat belts have: ! belt tensioners, ! belt force limiters. Belt tensioners ! tension the seat belts when activated, so that they lie tightly across the body. ! are only triggered off in collisions with high vehicle deceleration/accel! eration in the longitudinal direction, e.g. a head!on collision.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DJ##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Belt tensioners and belt force limiters If the belt tensioners are triggered off, you will hear an explosion that funda! mentally represents no risk to your hear! ing, but some dust may be generated. Danger of injury! If the belt tensioners have been triggered, have them replaced in a qualified specialist workshop.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#**##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments a) Airbag indicator light The airbag indicator light signals to you that there is a fault in the safety systems of the: ! airbags, ! belt tensioners. >Note! The operating principle of the airbags and additional information to this re! gard can be found starting on page 6!27. Airbag indicator light It lights up: ! with the ignition switched on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments b) Rear fog lamp indicatorlight It lights up: ! when the rear fog lamp is switched on while the ignition is on. 1!34 Getting acquainted c) Fog lamp* indicator light It lights up: ! when the fog lamps are switched on while the ignition is on. d) Brake system indicator light It lights up: ! with the ignition switched on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments ! Take the car to a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center, without delay. The car's abs and esp functions have failed! Brake system indicator light It lights up: ! when the abs system malfunctions, to! gether with abs indicator light. ! Immediately park your car away from moving traffic. ! Secure your car against rolling away if you have to leave it. ! Do not drive any further.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments f) esp indicator light1 It lights up: ! with the ignition switched on (self! diagnosis). > The light goes out after engine is started or > goes out after no more than 10 seconds. It flashes: > when esp is working. Light stays on permanently: > for system failure, > when esp is not responding. It may be possible to clear a system mal! function by restarting the car.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments h) Trailer indicator light* It flashes: ! when the ignition is switched on, the control lever for the turn signals is operated and a trailer is wired up to the car. i) Turn signal indicator light It flashes: ! when ignition is switched on, if > the indicator lever is activated. > the hazard warning lights are switched on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments k) Seat belt indicator light It lights up: ! with the ignition switched on. > if your seat belt is not fastened. ! Fasten your seat belt. l) Battery indicator light It lights up: ! with the ignition switched on. > The indicator light goes out if the engine is running. If it comes on during a journey or fails to go out after the engine has been started, the battery is not being charged.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments n) Oil pressure indicator light It lights up: ! with the ignition switched on. > Indicator light goes out if the en! gine is started and oil pressure is sufficient. Beware of the following! ! If the indicator light goes out before the engine is started, it is not func! tioning. ! Check the oil level. ! Take the car to a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments Tachometer The tachometer displays the engine speed in units of 1000 rpm. Driving in the optimum engine speed range helps you to ! save fuel. ! take good care of the engine. >Important! Change gear in good time and always pay attention to the gear shift recommenda! tions indicated in your car's gear indi! cator.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments Display illumination The display illumination lights up: ! when the lights are switched on. ! when the ignition is switched on. Speedometer display You can see the following in the display: A Multi!function display B Gear indicator1 and recommendation to change gear C Clock D Frost warning display E Service interval display F Fuel tank gauge The functions are described below.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#ID##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments ! Press the button (A) twice in succession. > The distance remaining until the next service scope is displayed. > The previous display is called up again after 10 seconds. Multi!function display ! Press the button (A).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments Adjusting manually ! Press the button (A). > The time advances by 1 minute for each press. ! Release the button when the correct time is shown in the display. > The adjustment mode is ended after 5 seconds.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#II##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments Reserve range You are in the reserve range if there are 5 litres of fuel or less in the tank. If this occurs, ! the fuel pump symbol starts to flash. ! the fuel tank gauge is automatically flashed up in the multi!functional display. ! Find a filling station. Fuel tank gauge The tank's fuel level is displayed with the aid of eight bar segments.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments Accident risk! Even if the temperature indicat! ed is slightly above freezing, there could still be black ice on the road, particularly where it passes through trees or over bridges. Always adjust your driving style and !speed to the weather, road and traffic conditions to reduce the risk of acci! dents.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#IE##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board instruments If the deadline for a service scope is ex! ceeded, the following appears every time the engine is started: ! the number of kilometres with a nega! tive sign, ! one or two flashing spanners.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#IJ##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Overhead control panel Overhead control panel a Rotary control for interior lighting b Microphones* c Switch for power glass sliding roof* >Note! For notes on how to operate the rear in! side light, see page 2!7.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lower centre console Lower centre console a Can holder with multifunctioninsert1 2 f Switch for power window, driver side b Airbag!off indicator light, front pas! senger's side g Handbrake c Switch for power window, front passen! h Gearshift lever ger side d Switch for power window, rear right* e Switch for power window, rear left* i Cigarette lighter* (only with smoker's set*) 1. Not in pure. 2.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Auxiliary instruments* Auxiliary instruments* Above the centre console, there are two auxiliary instruments for ! the engine coolant level indicator (A) ! the clock (B).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Lights >Interior lights >Fog lamps >Turn signal lights >Warning sounds and indi! cator lights >>Illuminating. As your smart forfour is easy to operate because all control elements are located where you would expect them to be, even navigating in the dark is a cinch. But go ahead and try it out in daylight first.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lights >Note! When you switch the ignition off, the low beam lights are also switched off. They come on again automatically when the en! gine is restarted. Lights Switching on the lights The control lever for the lights is located on the steering column. Turn the rotary switch to the following positions for: Off. Parking lights on. Low beam lights on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lights Daytime driving lights1 If your car is equipped with daytime driving lights, the low beam and parking lights come on automatically when you start the engine. >Note! With the daytime driving lights active, you can only switch on the high beam lights if the low beams have been switched on at the rotary switch. Switching off daytime driving lights ! Switch off the ignition.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lights High beam lights Accident risk! Switch your lights on in good The high beam lights can be switched on if ! the low beam lights are switched on or ! the low beam lights have been switched on by the rain/light sensor via the light!on function. time ! when it is raining heavily, ! when it starts to get dark. Vehicles are detected easier in traffic if they have their lights on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lights >Note! Note that the headlight range adjustment must be reset to position 0 after you have unloaded the vehicle. Headlight range adjustment The headlight range adjustment enables you to adapt the headlights to suit the load status of your car.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lights Cleaning headlights* If the headlights are dirty, you can clean them conveniently during a journey. ! Briefly press the end of the control le! ver for the lights. 2!6 Illuminating > Cleaning nozzles pop up and clean the headlights automatically.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Lights Front inside light The front light (A) is switched on and off with dimming control. The rotary control can be turned to eight different positions. Interior lights The interior lights are located on the ! on the overhead control panel at the front, ! above the bench seat at the rear, to il! luminate the luggage compartment and rear bench seat. Continuous operation > The inside light is on permanently.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fog lamps Switching off the front fog lamps* ! Press the switch a further time. >Note! If you switch the lights off, the front fog lamps are also switched off. Switching the lights back on again does not auto! matically switch the front fog lamps on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fog lamps Switching off the rear fog lamp ! Press the switch a further time. Accident risk! The rear fog lamp should only be switched on when visibility is down to less than 50 metres. Vehicles following behind may otherwise be dazzled. Rear fog lamp For the rear fog lamp to function, ! at least the low beam lights or ! the parking lights and front fog lamps must be switched on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Turn signal lights To signal turning right ! Push the lever upwards until you feel it lock into place. To signal turning left ! Push the lever downwards until you feel it lock into place. Turn signal lights The turn signal light control lever is lo! cated to the left of the steering wheel.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Warning sounds and indicator lights Warning sounds and indicator lights Horn ! Press anywhere on the steering wheel's highlighted area. > The horn sounds. Headlight flashers The control lever for the headlight flash! ers is located on the left of the steering column. ! Pull the lever towards the steering wheel to activate the headlight flash! ers.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Multifunction steering wheel* >On!board computer* >Audio/telematics devices* >smart CD changer* >Telephone console* >Telephone preinstallation ex factory (UHI)* >Universal hands!free sys! tem* >>Audio. Your smart forfour is in itself a very entertaining car. And audio and telematics devices provide additional entertainment when travelling*.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Multifunction steering wheel* Multifunction steering wheel* Accident risk! Please acquaint yourself with the various functions of your multifunction steering wheel prior to starting out on your journey to ensure that you are not distracted in any way from events on the road if you operate it while driving.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board computer* On!board computer* The on!board computer is a standard fea! ture of the multifunction steering wheel* optional extra, with its display incorpo! rated into the speedometer. The on!board computer is activated auto! matically when you turn on the ignition.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board computer* Adjustment buttons You can use the adjustment buttons to ! adjust the volume, ! make the appropriate settings in the "Basic settings" menu. Telephone buttons You can use these buttons to answer or end calls (with hands!free system* fitted).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board computer* Structure of the menus Trip information The following information can be read off in the "Trip information" menu: 1. Trip recorder ! Distance driven ! Average speed ! Journey time ! Average fuel consumption 3!6 Audio 2. Total trip recorder ! Distance driven ! Average speed ! Journey time ! Average fuel consumption 3. Range on fuel in tank 4. Coolant temperature 5.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board computer* Navigation The on!board computer display displays the navigation function actively or inac! tively. Voice information supports the vis! ual displays and also helps you to arrive at your destination quickly and without any problems. You can choose between 1. active navigation ! Road name ! Distance ! Progress bar ! Schematic representations of junc! tions with direction arrows 2.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board computer* Further information The on!board computer in addition dis! plays a whole range of warnings: 1. Coolant temperature ! Switch off engine 2. Engine oil level ! Switch off engine 3. Brakes ! Service the brakes, take car to work! shop 5. Handbrake ! Releasing the handbrake 6. Error when starting ! Engage N to start 7. Error when starting ! Press brake to start 8. Tank ! Fuel level down to reserve 9.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Audio/telematics devices* Audio/telematics devices* Accident risk! Please acquaint yourself with the various functions for your audio, navi! gation and telecommunications systems prior to starting out on your journey to ensure that you are not distracted in any way from events on the road if you operate them while driving.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Audio/telematics devices* >Note! Please be sure to read the operating in! structions for the smart radio six before using the set. Familiarise yourself with the various functions of the set so that you are able to operate it easily, reliably and correctly at any time.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Audio/telematics devices* >Note! Please be sure to read the operating in! structions for the smart radio navigator before using the set. Familiarise yourself with the various functions of the set so that you are able to operate it easily, re! liably and correctly at any time.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Audio/telematics devices* >Note! Please be sure to read the operating in! structions for the smart radio multimedia navigator before using the set. Familiar! ise yourself with the various functions of the set so that you are able to operate it easily, reliably and correctly at any time.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ smart CD changer* smart CD changer* The smart CD changer is located below the driver's or front passenger's seat. >Note! More detailed information on how to oper! ate it is given in your radio operating in! structions.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Telephone console* Telephone console* The telephone console is located beneath the centre console. Accident risk! Using telephones and radio transmitters whose aerials are located within the passenger compartment can cause interference with the vehicle's electrical system, which in turn may compromise the operating safety of the vehicle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Telephone preinstallation ex factory (UHI)* Telephone preinstallation ex factory (UHI)* With the telephone preinstallation ex fac! tory (UHI), incoming or dialled phone num! bers can be shown on the radio and on! board computer* display. It is accessed via the radio or multifunction steering wheel*. The telephone preinstallation ex factory (UHI) is connected to the radio and loud! speaker system.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Universal hands!free system* Universal hands!free system* The universal hands!free system is con! nected to the radio and loudspeaker sys! tem. The audio signals are thus reproduced via the car's loudspeakers, allowing the volume to be adjusted via the radio. The universal hands!free system can only be acquired together with the smart radio five or the smart radio six.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Sun visors >Sunroof visor >Power glass sliding roof* >Heater/ventilation >Air conditioning system* >Wipers >Rear window heater >Outside mirror heaters* >Seat heater* >>Adjustments. You can adjust to the weather by changing your clothes to suit. Your smart forfour similarly offers a range of luxurious solutions such as CFC!free air conditioning.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Sun visors Mirror in sun visor There is a mirror in the sun visor behind the folding cover. Accident risk! Leave the mirrors in the sun vi! sors covered while driving, otherwise reflected light could dazzle you and others. Sun visors Protection against light from the front ! Swivel the sun visor downwards. ! Swivel the sun visor back up when the sun is no longer blinding you and you don't need it any more.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Sunroof visor Sunroof visor The sunroof visor serves to protect against solar radiation and the build!up of heat through the panoramic glass roof*. With the power glass sliding roof open, it also excludes draughts. ! Take hold of the handle and slide the sunroof visor to the desired position. > The sunroof visor can be operated with one hand.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Power glass sliding roof* Power glass sliding roof* Switch for the power glass sliding roof Opening and closing of the power glass sliding roof is controlled via a rocker switch while the ignition is switched on. It is located on the overhead control pan! el. This enables the power glass sliding roof to be opened to any desired posi! tion.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Power glass sliding roof* Closing the power glass sliding roof ! Press the rocker switch to position A. > The roof automatically moves into the raised position. > This process can be halted at any time with a further press of the but! ton. ! Press and hold the rocker switch in po! sition A until the roof has fully closed.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Heater/ventilation Environment! De!ice and dry fogged windows before starting the engine. Allowing the engine to idle when the car is at a standstill can damage the engine and pollute the environment.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Heater/ventilation Blower You can set the blower to four different stages: ! Off (stage 0) ! Middle settings (stages 1 ! 3) > Blower slow/medium/fast ! Blower on maximum (stage 4), > Efficient de!icing of windows and fast drying of fogged windows. Adjusting air nozzles You can adjust the direction and rate of airflow or shut off the air supply by turn! ing the air nozzle. ! Off (A), ! Maximum flow rate (B).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Heater/ventilation Air distribution The air flows from the nozzles set to the respective blower stages as follows: ! to the windscreen and side windows (C), ! to the front and side windows and into the footwell (B), (C), ! to the footwell (B), 4!8 Adjustments ! from the centre air nozzle, from the side air nozzles and into the footwell (A), (B), ! from the centre air nozzle and the side air nozzles (A).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Heater/ventilation Adjusting the recirculated air or fresh air supply* If your car is equipped with air condi! tioning*, you can change over between recirculated air and fresh air when the ignition is switched on. Accident risk! Use the recirculated!air mode only for brief periods. The windows could otherwise fog over. The oxygen content in the passenger compartment will be depleted.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Heater/ventilation Adjustment examples for your heat! ing/ventilation Rapid cooling ! Set the temperature to cold. ! Adjust the blower (B) to suit your needs. ! Adjust the direction of the air and side Accident risk! You are strongly recommended to adhere to the heating system settings described on the next few pages. The windows could otherwise fog over.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Heater/ventilation >Important! Do not use an ice scraper to remove ice from the quarter windows on the rear doors. This could otherwise cause damage to the surface of the windows. Rapid heating ! Turn the heater (A) to maximum. ! Adjust the blower (B) to maximum. ! Adjust the air distribution (C) to the centre air nozzles and footwell. ! Direct the air nozzles towards the occu! pants.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Air conditioning system* Air conditioning system* Accident risk! You are strongly recommended to adhere to the air conditioning system settings described on the next few pag! es. The windows could otherwise fog over. You could otherwise cause an ac! cident because of the resulting re! duced visibility.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Air conditioning system* Outside temperature display* ! Press the selector knob (A) several times until the outside temperature display is activated. Accident risk! Even if the temperature indicat! ed is slightly above freezing, there could still be black ice on the road, particularly where it passes through trees or over bridges.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Air conditioning system* >Note! When the ignition or blower is switched on again, the air conditioning system likewise comes on. 22 17 27 Switching the air conditioning system on/off ! Press the rotary control once. > The air conditioning system is switched on. You can adjust the temperature with the rotary control for the heating. Raising temperature ! Turn the switch to the right.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Wipers Wipers The wiper lever is located to the right of the steering column. The following wipe and wash functions are possible. ! " Rain sensor* The rain sensor automatically controls the activation and speed of the wipers when rain and humidity collect on the windscreen. ! Move the lever to position !1. > The rain sensor is switched on.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Wipers ! ! " " Windscreen wipers and windscreen washer system Pull lever towards the steering wheel 1 ! Windscreen washer system for windscreen on > The windscreen washer system re! mains active as long as the wiper le! ver is pulled. > The wipers then proceed to wipe for three more wipe cycles. >Note! Briefly tipping the lever will initiate a single wiping cycle (touchkey wipe).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Rear window heater ! Press the rotary control for the rear Rear window heater window heater once. > The rear window heater is switched on. > The integrated indicator light comes on. ! Press the switch again. > The rear window heater is switched off. > The integrated indicator light goes out. The rear window heater ! serves to free the rear window of ice quickly, ! clears the window if it has been fogged.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Outside mirror heaters* Outside mirror heaters* If your car is equipped with electrically adjustable outside mirrors they will likewise be heated. The heated outside mirrors ! serve to automatically de!ice the out! side mirrors. ! give you a clear view when the outside mirrors are fogged. 4!18 Adjustments Switching on outside mirror heaters ! Switch on the ignition. ! Switch on the rear window heater.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Seat heater* ! Press the switch for the seat heater a Seat heater* third time. > The heater for the appropriate seat is switched off. > No indicator lights on the switch are lit. The seat heater allows you to heat the driver's seat and front passenger's seat electrically when the ignition is switched on. The switches for switching the seat heat! ers on and off are located on the switches strip on the centre console.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Child restraint systems >Airbag disabling >Positions for child re! straint systems >Recommended child re! straint systems* >>Child friendly. The safety of your children is a matter close to our heart. For this reason, we have developed child restraint systems* for your children that fulfil the most stringent safety criteria.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Child restraint systems ISOFIX child seat attachment* ISOFIX is a standardised attachment sys! tem for special child seats. The mounting brackets for two child seats are located on the seat surface of the rear bench out! er seats. A smart center can provide you with in! formation on the child restraint systems with ISOFIX attachments approved for use in your vehicle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Child restraint systems Danger of injury! It will not be possible to fit the seat belts correctly on children under 150 centimetres (approx. 5 ft) tall or under 12 years of age without suitable support equipment. They therefore need special child restraint systems* for protection in the event of an acci! dent. Never carry children travelling on the lap of another occupant.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbag disabling Airbag disabling If you use rearward!facing child re! straint systems* on the front passenger's seat, the front passenger's front airbag must be disabled. For the precise proce! dure, please refer to page 6!35. Danger of injury! If the airbag indicator light is not lit in the off position, the front passenger's front airbag may not be disabled.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Positions for child restraint systems Positions for child restraint systems The table below provides you with an overview of the installation options for child restraint systems in your car. Seats Weight categories and approximate age groups up to 10 kg (up to approx. 9 months) up to 13 kg (0 to 2 years) 9 to 18 kg (from approx. 9 months to 4 years) 15 to 36 kg (from approx.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Recommended child restraint systems* Recommended child restraint systems* The following child restraint systems have been specially checked for safe op! eration in your vehicle. Weight group A current list of additional child re! straint systems approved for use in your smart forfour can be obtained in a quali! fied specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Before driving off >Driving >Alarm system* >Driving in winter >Driving with a catalytic converter >Driving with a trailer >Driving notes >Brakes >Electronic Stability Pro! gram (esp) >Airbags >>On the move. Your smart forfour offers you various ways of adapting to your individual driving habits. You can either manually shift or take advantage of the automated six speed transmission, softouch plus*.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Before driving off Before driving off ! Acquaint yourself with the operating controls in your car before starting your first journey. ! Please study this chapter very careful! ly. ! Get to know the car and how to handle it. Special technical features You should study its special technical features: ! Display with gear indicator1, ! Electronic immobiliser, ! Gearshifts ! Gearshifts from the steering wheel*.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Before driving off Electronic immobiliser The electronic immobiliser prevents your car from being started without the original key. How to activate the electronic immobiliser ! Take the key out of the ignition switch. > The electronic immobiliser is acti! vated. Deactivate electronic immobiliser ! Turn on the ignition (move key in igni! tion switch to position 2). > The electronic immobiliser is deac! tivated.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Before driving off Starting and driving vehicles with manual gearbox The gearshift pattern shows you the posi! tion of the gearshift lever when in each of the gears.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Driving Breaking in The first 1,500 km are of immense signif! icance for the service life and perform! ance of your car's engine. During the break!in period: ! Do not drive at full throttle. ! Change gear early. ! Avoid running at high engine speeds. When the break!in period is over: You can gradually start to drive your car faster, progressing up to top speed and maximum engine speed.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving The ignition key can be turned to the fol! lowing positions: ! Position 0 (LOCK): Pull out the key ! Position 1 (ACC): Power supply for cer! tain electrical consumers ! Position 2 (ON): Power supply for all electrical consumers and key position while driving ! Position 3 (START): Starting the engine Starting the engine (petrol engine) Manual gearbox ! ! ! ! ! ! Fasten your seat belt.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Starting the engine (diesel engine) Manual gearbox ! ! ! ! ! Fasten your seat belt. Insert the key in the ignition switch. Press the footbrake and the clutch pedal. Move the gearshift lever to position N. Turn the key to position 2. > The preglow indicator light comes on. When the preheat indicator light goes out, you can start the en! gine: ! Turn the key briefly to position 3. > The engine will start.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Engine will not start Check whether ! the gearshift lever is in position N, ! the footbrake is applied, ! the display in the gear indicator1 shows N. 1. Engine does not start within four seconds: ! Wait for a few moments. ! Try to start the engine again. 2. Engine will not start: ! Secure your car against rolling away if you have to leave it. ! Call a breakdown recovery service, e.g.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Driving off Manual gearbox ! Press the footbrake and the clutch pedal. ! Engage first gear. ! Release the footbrake, and then the clutch pedal slowly. ! Press the accelerator pedal at the same time. > The car will move off. softip*/softouch* ! Apply the footbrake. ! Pull the gearshift lever out of position N to the left into the centre position D.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Crawl function* The crawl function enables you to drive slowly without pressing the accelerator. This form of movement will make it easi! er for you to park the car and roll along in heavy traffic. Activating crawl function ! Operate the footbrake with the vehicle stationary. ! If you wish to move forwards, ! pull the gearshift lever out of position N to the left into the gearshift plane.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Reversing the car Manual gearbox ! ! ! ! Press the footbrake and the clutch pedal. Engage reverse gear. Release the footbrake, and then the clutch pedal slowly. Press the accelerator pedal at the same time. > The car will move off. softip*/softouch* ! Apply the footbrake. ! Shift the gearshift lever out of position N and pull it back to position R. > An R appears in the gear indicator.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving Accelerating Manual gearbox ! ! ! ! Depress the clutch pedal. Engage the next gear up. Release the clutch pedal. Press the accelerator pedal at the same time. 6!12 On the move softip* softouch* ! To continue to accelerate the car, press ! Move the gearshift lever to the left, to the accelerator pedal. > The gear indicator displays the gear currently engaged.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving >Note! When performing automated gearshifts, observe the following: Environment! To save energy and protect the en! vironment, shift up in good time, as soon as you are requested to do so in the gear indicator in the display. softip* Kick!down function ! When coming to a stop, e.g. at traffic lights, the car will au! tomatically select 1st gear.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving ! ! ! ! Parking Accident risk! When you stop the car on a hill or park it, it must be secured additionally by means of the handbrake. The car could otherwise roll away even if the gearshift lever has been moved to position R, and could cause an accident resulting in injury or even death. Wait until the display R is shown1. Switch off the engine. Apply the handbrake. Remove the ignition key.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Alarm system* Alarm system* The alarm system protects your vehicle against unauthorised access such as bur! glary or theft. If an alarm is triggered, ! the horn sounds periodically, ! the turn signal lights start to flash. An alarm is triggered ! if one of the doors is opened without the car first having been unlocked. ! if the front lid or tailgate is opened without the car first having been un! locked.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Alarm system* Switching off towing sensor for transport If you ! are towing away your car or for example loading it on an autorail train and ! wish to lock the doors, the towing sensor must be switched off manually, as the vehicle's angle would otherwise cause an alarm to be triggered off.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Alarm system* Switching off interior motion sensor If persons or pets are to remain inside the locked vehicle, the interior motion sensor must be switched off manually, as their motion inside the car would other! wise trigger off an alarm. Interior motion The activated alarm system triggers off an alarm if motion is detected inside the car.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving in winter Things to do before the onset of winter Driving in winter We recommend that you have your car checked by a qualified specialist work! shop such as a smart center before the on! set of winter. Electronic systems (such as esp) are not able to overcome the laws of physics. Adapt your driving style and speed to the winter road conditions and exercise cau! tion when accelerating and braking.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving with a catalytic converter Driving with a catalytic converter Things you need to know ! The catalytic converter reduces ex! haust emissions. ! The catalytic converter is located in! side the engine compartment, at the front. ! Fill up with lead!free petrol only. Even small quantities of leaded petrol can damage the catalytic converter.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving with a trailer Driving with a trailer A trailer alters the handling of your ve! hicle. The outfit ! is heavier, ! will be able to accelerate and climb hills less easily ! requires a longer braking distance, ! will be more susceptible to gusty cross!winds. Fuel consumption is higher when a trail! er is being towed.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Driving notes Driving notes The following tricks will help you to save a substantial amount of fuel with your car. Not only will you reduce your operating costs; you also will be helping to protect the environment. 1. Take five The following holds true for traffic lights, rail barriers and when sitting in tailbacks: always switch the engine off, as you only need to be stopped for ten seconds to save money.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DD##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Brakes Operating the handbrake ! Pull the lever upwards. > The lever engages automatically when pulled up. > The brake system indicator light in the instrument cluster lights up un! til you switch off the ignition. Releasing the handbrake Brakes Handbrake The handbrake serves to secure the car against rolling away when it is station! ary or parked.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Brakes Footbrake The footbrake has two brake circuits that are independent of each other. A brake servo is used when braking to increase pedal force. Accident risk! Never restrict the free movement of the pedals in any way. Never place any loose objects in the driver's foot! well. Ensure that there is sufficient clearance from floor mats or carpets. Do not leave children unsupervised in the car.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DI##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Brakes >Note! The brake servo will function only with the engine switched on. Accident risk! Considerably more effort will be required to apply the brakes if ! the brake servo has failed, ! a brake circuit has failed, ! the engine is switched off, e.g. for towing away. The braking distance is likewise greater. Make sure that the engine is running whenever the vehicle is rolling.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Brakes Brake system faults A brake system fault has occurred if the brake system indicator light ! does not go out after releasing the handbrake. ! comes on when the car is in motion. ! comes on at the same time as the abs and esp indicator light. In all three cases ! Immediately park your car away from moving traffic. ! Secure your car against rolling away if you have to leave it. ! Do not drive any further.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DE##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Electronic Stability Program (esp) Electronic Stability Program (esp) How esp works Your vehicle comes standardly1 equipped with the Electronic Stability Program (esp) with hydraulic brake assistant. esp monitors driving stability and traction, i.e. the transmission of power between the tyres and the road.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DJ##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Airbags Airbags reduce the severity of injuries in serious collisions, e.g. in a head!on collision or a side impact. The airbag system consists of ! airbag indicator light (A). ! driver's airbag (B), ! front passenger's airbag (C), ! side airbags (D), ! side head!level airbags (windowbags)* (E), ! indicator light for front passenger's airbag (F). .
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DK##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Danger of injury! In conjunction with a correctly fastened seat belt, airbags afford ad! ditional protective potential. Howev! er, they are no substitute for the seat belts. To reduce the risk of serious or fatal injuries in an accident involving rap! id deceleration, e.g.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Airbag operating principle The airbag is inflated in a matter of mil! liseconds. The indicator light comes on. >Note! If the airbags are activated, you will hear a loud noise and some dust may be generated. The explosion fundamentally represents no risk to your hearing, and the dust is harmless. The inflated airbag slows and reduces the movement of the occupant.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Danger of injury! In the interests of safety, smart gmbh recommends that seat covers that have been tested for cars built by smart gmbh and have a designated tear seam be used on cars with side airbags. A side airbag could otherwise fail to de! ploy correctly and achieve its intended protective potential in the event of an accident.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Side airbags The side airbags are integrated into the driver's and front passenger's seat back! rests. If activated, they are intended to increase the potential protection for the thorax (but not the head, neck and arms) of the occupants on the side of the car that is struck.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Side head!level airbags (windowbags)* The windowbags are integrated into the roof frame. They run along the top edges of the doors on the left and right, from the windscreen to the rear seats.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#**##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags The windowbags are activated: ! on the side of the car that is struck, ! at the start of an accident with high vehicle deceleration or acceleration in the transversal direction. ! if there is the prospect of supplement! ing the protective potential of the seat belt. ! independently of the front airbags be! ing deployed.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags Danger of injury! If the airbag indicator light does not come on when a baby carrier is fitted to the passenger's seat, the pas! senger's airbag has not been deactivat! ed.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Airbags ! Push the key a short way into the lock and turn it anti!clockwise (off posi! tion). > The front passenger's front airbag is disabled. > The indicator light for the front passenger's airbag comes on. To switch the front passenger's front air! bag on, turn the key clockwise (on posi! tion). Disabling front passenger's front airbag You can disable the front passenger's front airbag.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Storage compartments and trays >Glove compartment >Holders for drinks >cockpit bag* and luggage net for front passenger footwell* >Storage compartment un! der the front passenger seat* >Luggage compartment >Folding down bench seat >Trailer hitch* >Loading guidelines >>Loading up.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Storage compartments and trays +,- +./0.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Glove compartment Glove compartment Opening the glove compartment ! Pull handle (A). > The glove compartment opens down! wards. Closing the glove compartment ! Lift the cover of the glove compartment upwards until it engages.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Holder for drinks Inserting a bottle ! Gently press the sliding retainer and push it with slight pressure towards the front passenger's seat to its limit of travel. > The rubber loop curves out. Holder for drinks Bottle holder* The bottle holder set is located in the front passenger's footwell. Bottles and other suitable objects can be stood in it.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Holder for drinks Can holder Stowage areas (A) for cans and other suit! able objects can be found ! in front of the gearshift lever, ! behind the handbrake, ! in the twinface armrest*. 7!6 Loading up Danger of injury! Make sure that any objects placed in the can holder are always secure while the car is moving.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ cockpit bag* and luggage net for front passenger footwell* cockpit bag* and luggage net for front passenger footwell* cockpit bag* When installed, the cockpit bag (A) can be used as an additional storage facility. It is located above the glove box. You can also remove the cockpit bag from the storage compartment and use it as a bag with strap handles.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Storage compartment under the front passenger seat* Storage compartment under the front passenger seat* You can store small objects in the storage compartment. The storage compartment is fitted under the front passenger seat. Danger of injury! Do not store items weighing more than 1,5 kg in the storage compartment.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Storage compartment under the front passenger seat* snapfix* You can attach the seat bag, the coat hanger or the through!loading fixture to the snapfix* bracket system in a few sim! ple steps. More detailed information on operation is given in the operating instructions for accessories. Closing the storage compartment ! Press down the cover of the storage compartment.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Luggage compartment Luggage compartment Closing the tailgate The next few pages contain information on the various loading and storage op! tions in the luggage compartment. Danger of injury! Do not transport unsecured heavy or hard objects in the passenger com! partment; the same applies if the bench seat is folded down.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Luggage compartment Enlarging the luggage compartment1 You can enlarge the luggage compartment by pushing the rear bench seat forwards. ! Swing the handle (A) up and to the right. ! Reposition the seat or bench seat. ! Release the handle. > The locking mechanism must audibly engage on both sides.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Luggage compartment >Note! If your car is equipped with a breakdown kit*, the warning triangle (A) will be in a box in the spare wheel recess, beneath the luggage compartment floor. The breakdown kit is also located there.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Luggage compartment Pockets and containers Luggage net bags* There are luggage net bags as additional storage space for small objects on the left (A) and right (B) inside the luggage compartment. >Important! The luggage net bags are only suitable for storing lightweight items. Heavy, sharp!edged or fragile objects should not be transported in the luggage net bags.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Luggage compartment Multifunction box* The multifunction box allows you to store smaller objects safely in a thermally in! sulated container. You can take the mul! tifunction box out of the car and carry it around easily. It is consequently ideal for storing shopping. The lid can be com! pletely detached. >Note! You can also take the multifunction box out of the car for use as a stool.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Luggage compartment Luggage compartment cover* The luggage compartment cover ! serves to protect objects that are stored in the car's luggage compart! ment from prying eyes, ! prevents smaller objects from pene! trating into the passenger compart! ment from the storage space area, how! ever it is not intended to act as a load restraining device.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Folding down bench seat Folding down bench seat Danger of injury! Stow the load in such a way that it does not hinder you when driving. Do not obstruct your view. With the front passenger's seat or the bench seat folded down, do not load above the level of the upper edge of the door trims. Place padding over any sharp edges. to reduce the risk of cuts and abraded tie! downs.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Folding down bench seat >Note! Steps 3, 4 and 5 are not possible for pure.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Trailer hitch* Setting up ball head The ball head is in the luggage compart! ment box beneath the cover in the luggage compartment. ! Remove the ball head from the luggage compartment box. ! Check that the red mark on the hand wheel is aligned with the green mark on the ball head. > You can fit the ball head.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Trailer hitch* ! Press the protective cap over the lock. Removing ball head ! Remove the protective cap from the > The ball head is protected against unauthorised removal. > Only with the key removed is it as! sured that the ball head is correctly locked. lock on the handwheel. ! Insert the key in the lock and turn it in the opposite direction to the arrow.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Trailer hitch* Electrical connection If your trailer has a 7!pin plug, you can establish the electrical connection with an adapter lead. The adapter lead is available at a smart center. As soon as you connect up a trailer to the car's electrical system, the appropriate indicator light in the instrument cluster will come on when you make a turn.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Loading guidelines Loading guidelines Load your car as follows: ! Transport loads in the luggage com! partment as far as possible, with the backrests folded up and locked in po! sition. ! Place heavy loads towards the front of the luggage compartment, low down. Place light items on top. ! Always place the load up against the backrest or the folded!up seat base.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DD##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Loading guidelines ! Stow the load in such a way that it does not hinder you when driving. ! Do not exceed the permissible gross vehicle weight and permissible axle load by loading too much into or onto the car (take occupants into account). Danger of injury! Stow the load in such a way that it does not hinder you when driving.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Loading guidelines While en route Your car's handling characteristics are dependent upon the load distribution. Danger of poisoning! Close the tailgate before driv! ing. Exhaust emissions could otherwise enter the car and poison the occupants. Danger of injury! Loaded objects always must be properly tied down. In the event of an emergency braking manoeuvre or an ac! cident, they could enter the passenger compartment.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DI##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Loading guidelines Reduced payload Optional extras and accessories increase the curb weight, which in turn reduce payload. Fitting a roof rack reduces the potential payload. Please also read the accessories operating instructions for the individu! al components. Attaching a trailer reduces the potential payload by up to 50 kilograms (approx. 110 lb).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Refuelling >Engine compartment >Tyre inflation pressure >Wiper blades >Care notes >>Routines. The small activities to do with your smart forfour are a useful and necessary side job. This helps to maintain the traffic and operating safety of your smart forfour, as well as its value. Most of it can be done while at the petrol station.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Refuelling Refuelling Petrol engines Fuel tank Capacity (ltrs.) of which reserve capacity (ltrs.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Refuelling >Note! The petrol engines (except 130 kW) are designed to run on unleaded petrol with a minimum grade of 95RON/85MON. In countries where a minimum grade of 95RON is not available, you can refuel with 91RON unleaded petrol. This should only be done in exceptional cases, however. This, however, can reduce engine output and increase fuel consumption.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Refuelling Before adding fuel All petrol engines: Never refuel with leaded petrol! If this occurs, ! immediately call a qualified special! ist workshop, e.g. a smart center or a breakdown recovery service, e.g. smartmove Assistance. ! have the vehicle towed away. Do not start the engine. Otherwise the catalytic converter will be damaged.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Refuelling >Note! If you wish to fill the fuel tank to its maximum level, ! wait for a period of five seconds after the first switch off, ! then start filling the tank with the fuel pump nozzle again until it switches off. Environment! Never allow fuel to spill over. Never overfill the fuel tank. Fuel that has spilled over onto the ground pollutes the environment.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Engine compartment Before checking the fluid levels ! Park the car on a level surface. ! Switch both the engine and ignition off. ! Apply the handbrake. Releasing the front lid Accident risk! Do not pull the release lever while the car is moving. The front lid could otherwise open. ! Pull the lever (A) in the footwell on the left side of the car. > The front lid is released and pops up a short way.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment The cooling fan may start of its own ac! cord even with the key removed. For this reason, do not reach into the fan wheel's range of rotation or allow clothes to drape into it. Opening the front lid Danger of injury! There is a risk of injury when the front lid is open, even if the engine is not running. Various parts of the engine or operat! ing fluids can become very hot.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Oil level Checking engine oil level Check the engine oil level at regular in! tervals when the engine is warm. ! Park the car on a level surface. ! Switch both the engine and ignition off. ! Apply the handbrake.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Danger of poisoning! Keep oil out of reach of children. If oil has been swallowed, consult a doctor immediately. Fire hazard! When topping up the engine oil, take care to ensure that no oil is spilt on any hot parts such as the exhaust sys! tem or catalytic converter. If this should however happen, the en! gine must be thoroughly cleaned off be! fore you continue your journey.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment ! Pull the dipstick out again. > The oil level must lie between the markings MIN and MAX on both sides of the dipstick (the markings can look different, depending on the en! gine). ! Reinsert the dipstick. Checking the engine oil level ! Wait a few minutes until the oil has settled. ! Open the front lid. ! Pull the dipstick out and wipe it with a clean cloth. ! Reinsert the dipstick.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Environment! One drop of oil will contaminate 1,000 litres of water. Take care not to spill oil when topping up. Spilled oil could seep into the groundwater and cause considerable damage to the environment. Oil filler hole, petrol engine Oil filler hole, diesel engine Oil filler hole, BRABUS engine If your car has too little engine oil You must top up the engine oil! ! Unscrew the cap (A).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Choosing the right type of oil Use only engine oils which have been ap! proved by smart gmbh. The MB sheet number is marked on the oil containers (petrol engines: sheet 229.1, 229.3 or 229.5, diesel engines: sheet 229.3 or 229.5). A list of the approved engine oils can be obtained from any smart center or smart service. 8!12 Routines >Important! Do not use special additives.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Coolant level, checking Determining the coolant level ! Open the front lid. It is necessary to check the coolant level to ensure that the engine does not over! heat. Danger of injury! The coolant reservoir is pressu! rised for the diesel engine. Allow the engine to cool down again before un! screwing the cap. Allow it to cool down for at least 30 minutes.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment For BRABUS engine: ! Pull up the cap by the tab. ! Read the coolant level on the dipstick that is attached to the cap. > The fluid level must lie between the markings L (min) and F (max). If the coolant level has fallen ! top up the coolant. ! Have the reason for the loss of coolant investigated by a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Topping up windscreen washer system Fire hazard! Windscreen wash concentrate is highly inflammable. When handling the concentrate, avoid smoking, fire or na! ked flames. >Note! In order to clean the windscreen opti! mally, use smartcare windscreen cleanser concentrate for summer or winter. ! Open the front lid. ! Pull the lug on the tank cap (A) to pull it upwards.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Engine compartment Check brake fluid level ! Open the front lid. ! Perform a visual check on reservoir (A). > The fluid level must lie between the MIN and MAX marks. Checking the brake fluid A constant fluid level is necessary to en! sure that the car's brake system remains in perfect working order.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyre inflation pressure Tyre inflation pressure Tyres are a particularly important aspect of the car's operating safety and road! worthiness. For this reason, you must check the tyre inflation pressure, tyre tread and tyre condition on a regular ba! sis. Accident risk! If the inflation pressure of a tyre falls repeatedly, ! investigate the tyre for foreign ob! jects. ! check whether there is a leak at the rim or valve.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyre inflation pressure Check the tyre pressures before the start of your journey. There is a table showing the tyre pressures for various load sta! tuses on your car's fuel filler flap. 8!18 Routines >Note! The tyre inflation pressures quoted for low car loads are minimum values which will assure a high standard of ride com! fort. You may also use the values for the higher load.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyre inflation pressure ! Check the tyre pressure (B). > The tyre inflation pressure values are printed on the inside of the fill! er cap and in the table below. ! Screw the protective cap back onto the valve. >Important! The protective cap protects the valve against dirt and leakage. Checking the tyre inflation pressure ! Allow the tyres to cool down. ! Unscrew the valve protective cap (A).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Wiper blades ! Take the keys out of the ignition Wiper blades switch. To have a clear view of things, ! wiper blades that are in perfect shape are absolutely indispensable, ! clean the wiper blades regularly with a cleaner and ! remove any tough dirt stains with a sponge or brush. >Note! Original wiper blades for your car are available from a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Wiper blades Adjusting the wiper nozzles Use a needle to adjust the spraying range of the wiper nozzles. The wiper nozzles are located ! below the windscreen (A), ! in front of the third brake light (B). >Note! The spray nozzles are correctly adjusted if the jet of water strikes approximately the centre of the windscreen.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DD##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Care notes Care notes Regular care will protect your car from external influences both on the outside and in the inside and will help it to re! tain its value. >Important! Please observe the instructions for use printed on the packaging of the cleaning agents.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Care notes Washing the car's exterior Things you should watch out for before washing your car! ! Remove caked!on grime such as ! dead insects, bird droppings and tree resins, ! oils, grease, fuel and tar. ! Do not aim the high!pressure cleaning jet directly on the vehicle's seals. Accident risk! After washing the car, the brakes may still be wet and thus their func! tionality impaired.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DI##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Care notes Washing your car by hand ! Wash your car using car shampoo con! centrate and a sponge. ! Rinse the car with clear water after! wards. ! Rub your car down with a leather cloth. Headlight cleaning ! Wipe the lenses of the headlights with a wet sponge. >Important! Do not wash the car in direct sunlight. The body panel surfaces and paint finish may be damaged.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Care notes Frequency of paintwork care The frequency with which you care for your paintwork is dependent on ! the car's degree of usage, ! where you normally park the car (e.g. in a garage or under a tree), ! the season and ! weather and environmental influences. Rectifying paintwork damage You can use a touch!up paint stick to re! pair minimal stone!chip damage and scratches.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DE##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Care notes All care products can be purchased at a smart center as smartcare products.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DJ##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Care notes All care products can be purchased at your smart center as smartcare products.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Faults in the power glass sliding roof* >On!board diagnosis socket (OBD) >Fuses >Replacing the bulbs >Battery >Breakdown set >Wheel theft protection* >Tyres and wheels >Roll starting >Towing >Fire extinguisher* >>Helpful hints. If you should need a helping hand with your smart forfour, for instance for changing bulbs or the battery, we won't leave you to fend for yourself.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Faults in the power glass sliding roof* Faults in the power glass sliding roof* It may become necessary to readjust the glass sliding roof from time to time. This may be the case if ! the sliding roof can no longer be closed properly because the automatic mode is not active in the "closing roof" direction (case 1). ! the sliding roof opens itself again af! ter it has been closed (case 2).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ On!board diagnosis socket (OBD) On!board diagnosis socket (OBD) The on!board diagnosis socket is in the driver's footwell beneath the cover flap (A). This information is important for your service mechanic.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fuses Fuses The fuse box is located on the left!hand side below the cockpit, in the driver's footwell. Fire hazard! Never use fuses with a higher am! perage and do not repair or bypass de! fective fuses. This could lead to dam! age to the electrical system and ultimately cause a fire.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fuses Fuse assignment No. Consumers Amperage Colour 1 Interior lighting 10 A Red 2 ETACS 10 A Red 3 Left rear lights + parking lights 7.5 A Brown 4 Right rear light + parking light 7.5 A Brown 5 Windscreen wipers 20 A Yellow 6 Control unit 7.5 A Brown 7 Outside mirror heaters* 7.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fuses No. Consumers Amperage Colour 18 Outside mirror adjustment* 7.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fuses No. Consumers Amperage Colour 35 Engine control unit 7.5 A Brown 36 Reversing light 7.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Replacing the bulbs Replacing the bulbs Things you need to know Before changing bulbs in your car, you should make sure of the following points: ! Switch the lights and the ignition off in order to prevent any short circuits. ! Handle the new bulbs only with a clean cloth that is free of grease. ! Do not hold the bulbs by the glass. ! Do not handle the bulbs with wet or greasy fingers.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Replacing the bulbs Changing the low beams ! Turn the wheels at the steering. ! Open the service flap on the inside of the wheel arch. ! Remove the cover cap that is beneath the service flap. ! Disconnect the plug from the bulb holder. ! Release the retaining springs on the bulb. ! Remove the bulb from the housing. ! Insert the new bulb. >Note! Installation occurs in reverse order.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#??##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Replacing the bulbs Changing high beams and parking lights The high beams and parking lights can be accessed from the engine compartment. ! Open the front lid. ! Remove the cover cap on the headlight housing. > The high beams (A) and parking lights (B) are inside the headlight housing. Changing high beams ! Take hold of the H7 bulb at the plug and tilt it downwards. ! Remove the bulb from the reflector.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Replacing the bulbs Changing turn signal indicators (A) ! Simply pull the plug off the turn signal indicator. ! Insert the new turn signal indicator in the same way. ! Place the lights unit back into the nose end of the car. Ensure that the guide lug at the top and the guide pin at the side are correctly located. ! Screw the unit in securely.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Replacing the bulbs Changing rear lights ! Open the tailgate. ! Release the two Phillips!head screws on either side of the bulb housing. ! Fold the housing to one side and pull it ! ! ! ! off to the rear. Pull off the central plug (A). The bulb holder is secured by eight tongues. Unclip these. Press and turn the faulty bulb to the left to remove. Twist in the new bulb. ! Reconnect the central plug.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Battery Safety notes and protective measures when handling the battery Always observe the following safety notes and protective measures when handling the battery. Use original smart batteries to assure a reliable fit and the correct functioning of electrical systems. Danger of explosion! Highly explosive oxyhydrogen gas can form when batteries are being charged.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Danger of injury! If the positive terminal of the connected battery is allowed to make contact with vehicle components, there could be a short circuit which could ignite the highly explosive gas mix! ture generated by the battery. You and others could sustain serious injuries as a result. ! Do not place any metal objects or tools on the battery.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Installing and removing the battery Removing the battery >Important! Make sure that > you do not mix up the terminal clips. The battery could otherwise be destroyed. > you never allow a wrench or other metal parts to come into contact with both battery terminals or with the positive terminal and the car body at the same time. There could otherwise be a short! circuit.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Tips on battery care ! Your car's battery requires no mainte! nance in normal vehicle operation (DIN 43539/T2). However, have the battery's charge sta! tus and acid level checked at the start of the cold season by a qualified spe! cialist workshop, e.g. a smart center. ! The battery stoppers on the top must be opened to check the acid level. Acid must come up to MAX mark.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Danger of explosion! Avoid causing sparks. Do not use any naked flames or smoke within the vicinity of the battery. Observe the safety notes and protective measures when handling the battery! ! Open the front lid. ! Switch off the engine of the second ve! hicle. Jump starting If your battery is flat and the car will not start, another vehicle may be able to help you start.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Removing the jumper cables ! Do not switch on electrical consumers such as the blower or the rear window heater until the engine is running. Do not switch the lights on! > This helps reduce the danger of any sparking when removing the jumper cables. ! Start by removing the jumper cable connected to the negative terminal, then remove the cable connected to the positive terminal.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Battery Charging the battery Danger of explosion! While the battery is being charged, the oxyhydrogen gas generat! ed by the battery represents an explo! sion risk. Avoid causing sparks. Do not use any naked flames or smoke within the vicinity of the battery.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Breakdown set The breakdown set can be used to seal cuts of up to approx. 4 millimetres in diame! ter on the tyre tread. Use the tyre sealant only at ambient tem! peratures of !20 °C to +60 °C. Breakdown set The breakdown set (A) is located in the luggage compartment beneath the cover.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DD##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Breakdown set Danger of injury! The tyre sealant can damage your health and should not be allowed to come into contact with the skin, eyes or clothing. ! If the tyre sealant comes into contact with the eyes, thoroughly rinse them immediately with clean water. ! If your skin comes into contact with the tyre sealant, thoroughly rinse the affected area immediately with clean water.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Breakdown set ! Remove the dust cap from the valve. ! Unscrew the valve insert using the en! Repairing tyres with the aid of the breakdown kit ! Shake the tyre sealant bottle before use. closed valve remover. >Note! Take care to protect the valve insert against contamination. If the insert is damaged, there is a spare valve beneath the screw cap on the valve remover. ! Screw the filler hose onto the bottle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DI##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Breakdown set ! Remove the stopper from the filler hose and push the end of the hose onto the tyre valve. ! Hold the bottle with the filler hose pointing downwards and squeeze it. ! Press the entire contents of the bottle into the tyre. ! Pull the hose off the valve and remove any residual sealant from the valve, rim and/or tyre.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Breakdown set >Note! If a pressure of 1.8 bar cannot be gener! ated, disconnect the compressor from the wheel. Carefully drive the car 10 meters forward or backward to distribute the tyre sealant in the tyre. Inflate the tyre again. Accident risk! If the tyre pressure of 1.8 bar cannot be achieved after five minutes, the tyre is damaged too severely. Do not drive any further! Air could oth! erwise escape from the tyre.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DE##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Breakdown set >Note! If the pressure has fallen below 1.3 bar, do not continue your journey. If the pres! sure exceeds 1.3 bar, increase the tyre pressure to the level indicated in the car's operating instructions using the compressor. Carefully drive to the next qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DJ##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Wheel theft protection* Wheel theft protection* ! Do not use impact wrenches. Store the security key in a suitable place in the car. ! For safety reasons, do not fit any hub caps or covers when fitting anti!theft devices to steel wheels. ! In the event of the security key being lost, please contact a smart center, presenting the code card for your key. Keep the code card for your key in a safe place.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#DK##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Tyres and wheels General information In the interests of safety, smart gmbh recommends that you use tyres that it has specially approved for your car. These tyres have been chosen to suit control systems such as abs and esp. If you use other tyres, smart gmbh is unable to ac! cept any responsibility for damage re! sulting from their use. Information on tyres is available from any smart center.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Please note in particular: ! Use only tyres and wheels of the same type and make. ! Fit only the correct type of tyre on each wheel. ! Where a car has the same size of wheel at the front and rear, only switch tyres between the front and rear axles (RF to RR; LF to LR). ! Fit new tyres on the rear wheels. ! Break in new tyres at moderate speeds for the first 100 kilometres.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Tyre condition Check tyres at regular intervals, e.g. for: ! external damage, ! ageing, ! foreign bodies in the tread, ! cracks, bulges, ! one!sided or irregular tread wear. Tyre tread Do not undercut the minimum tread depth of 3 millimetres (1/8 in) for summer tyres and 4 millimetres (3/16 in) for winter tyres.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Tyre damage Tyre damage may be caused e.g. by: ! the vehicle's operating conditions, ! curbs, ! foreign bodies, ! inadequate tyre pressure, ! weather and environmental factors, contact with oils, greases, fuels, etc. Accident risk! Driving over curbs or sharp! edged objects can cause damage to the tyre's carcass that is not externally visible.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Changing a wheel Accident risk! Exceeding the quoted tyre load capacity and the permissible speed limit can result in tyre damage or tyre fail! ure. You could lose control over your vehicle and cause an accident, injuring yourself or others as a result. For this reason, use only the tyre types, tyre sizes and wheel sizes that are ap! proved for your type of vehicle.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#**##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Installed position of the compact spare wheel* The compact spare wheel is located in the luggage compartment beneath the cover. It is concealed by the toolkit*. Danger of injury! The jack is intended to lift the car off the ground for short spells only, when changing a wheel. Trestles must be used when conducting work underneath the car. Prepare the car as described.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels ! Park the car on a level surface. ! Apply the handbrake. ! Engage a gear. Removing a wheel Accident risk! Position the car jack only at the designated jacking points. If you do not position the jack correct! ly, the car could topple off the jack and injure you or others.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Tyres and wheels Fitting a new wheel Accident risk! Use exclusively the wheel nuts supplied. Accident risk! Replace any wheel nuts that are damaged or corroded. Never oil or grease wheel nuts. If the thread of a wheel nut is damaged, never continue to drive on it. Notify a quali! fied specialist workshop, e.g. a smart center. ! Fit the wheel in place and tighten the nuts handtight using the wheel wrench.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Roll starting Roll starting If the starter is faulty, you can try to start the car by letting it run down a steep hill. Roll starting cars with manual transmission ! Apply the handbrake. ! Switch on the ignition. ! Depress the clutch pedal. ! Engage second gear. ! Push the accelerator pedal to the floor. ! Release the handbrake. ! Carefully release the clutch. > As the speed of the car increases, the engine starts.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Towing Towing The towing lug (A) is in the luggage com! partment box beneath the luggage com! partment floor. Fixing points for the towing lug The front fixing point is for towing the vehicle. The rear fixing points are for towing other vehicles.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Towing Towing Attaching the towing lug ! Lift up the luggage compartment base to do this. ! Take the towing lug from the luggage compartment box. ! Remove the cover on the vehicle. ! Screw in the towing lug to the stop and then tighten it. ! Attach the tow rope or the tow bar to the towing lug. 9!38 Helpful hints Accident risk! Have the car towed away with a tow bar if the engine cannot be started.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Fire extinguisher* You should be aware of the following: ! Please read the safety and operating instructions on the fire extinguisher. ! Have your fire extinguisher inspected every two years. Fire extinguisher* The fire extinguisher is located in the front passenger footwell of your car. Danger of injury! The fire extinguisher must al! ways be locked firmly in place.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Contents >Information signs >Model plate >Technical data >Homologation number >>Reference. Now to finish off, you should take another few minutes and go through the smart forfour's technical data once more in peace and quiet. Have fun in doing so.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Technical data The technical data are valid for all standard equipped vehicles. We recom! mend that you use smart original parts and original accessories.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Fuel consumption in accordance with EC Directive 1999/ 100/EC The following data were evaluated in ac! cordance with the EC Directive (1999/100/ EC). All data are valid for basic version vehicles with catalytic converter.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#E##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Fuel consumption in accordance with 1999/100/EU1 Diesel engines4 Petrol engines 47 kW 55 kW 70 kW 80 kW 90 kW 130 kW4 50 kW 70 kW MT2 6.9 MT2 7.0 AMT3 6.8 MT2 7.4 AMT3 7.3 MT2 7.6 AMT3 7.6 MT2 8.2 AMT3 8.3 MT5 8.9 MT2 5.9 AMT3 5.5 MT2 5.9 AMT3 5.5 Extra urban (ltrs./100 km) 4.5 4.6 4.4 4.8 4.6 4.9 4.9 5.2 5.2 5.6 3.9 3.8 3.9 3.8 Combined (ltrs./100 km) 5.4 5.5 5.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#J##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Acceleration/maximum speed 0 to 100 km/h (s) Maximum speed, km/h (mph) Petrol engines Diesel engines 47 kW 55 kW 70 kW 80 kW 90 kW 130 kW 50 kW 70 kW 15.3 158 13.4 165 10.8 180 9.8 190 9.5 195 7.6 221 13.9 160 10.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#K##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Wheels and tyres >Notes! ! Use only tyres and wheels approved by smart gmbh. > This way you ensure that your car handles perfectly and is entirely safe. ! Change over to winter tyres at an early date, preferably in the autumn. ! The vehicle operating approval status is rendered null and void if other wheel/tyre combinations are used. ! Replace worn tyres in good time.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#/##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Tyres and wheels Petrol engines Pure tyres 47 kW 55 kW 175/65 R14 ! Pure wheels pulse tyres 5.5 x 14 ! ! ! ! ! 175/65 R14 175/65 R14 195/50 R15 ! ! ! 175/65 R14 175/65 R14 pulse wheels passion tyres ! ! 5.5 x 14 5.5 x 14 6 x 15 ! 195/50 R15 195/50 R15 195/50 R15 ! ! ! 5.5 x 14 5.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?)##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Snow chains* Use only snow chains approved by smart gmbh. >Note! Read the detailed operating instructions for the snow chains before starting to fit them.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Refuelling Petrol engines Diesel engines 47 kW 55 kW 70 kW 80 kW 90 kW 130 kW 50 kW 70 kW Capacity (ltrs.) 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 47 of which re! serve ca! pacity (ltrs.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Tyre inflation pressure (summer and winter) Petrol engines Diesel engines 47 kW 55 kW 70 kW 80 kW 90 kW 130 kW 50 kW 70 kW Front wheels, unladen/fully laden (bar) Rear wheels, unladen/fully laden (bar) 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 2.2/2.5 Engine oil Petrol engines Oil quantity (ltrs.
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#?.##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Technical data Retrofitted electrical or electronic equipment Retrofitted electrical or electronic equipment which may influence the driv! er's control over the vehicle require a type approval certificate and must be designated by means of an e!symbol.
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!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#D##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Key word index A abs ..................................................... 6!25 abs indicator light ................... 1!35, 6!26 Accelerating ...................................... 6!13 Acceleration ...................................... 10!7 Adjusting the backrest inclination.... 1!13 Adjusting the inside rearview mirror ................................. 1!18 Adjusting the outside mirrors* .........
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#*##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Key word index F Faults in the abs system .................... 6!26 Faults in the power glass sliding roof* ........................................ 9!2 Fire extinguisher* ............................. 9!39 First aid kit* ...................................... 7!10 Floor mats* .......................................... 6!2 Fluid capacities ............................... 10!14 Fog lamp* indicator light...................
!"#$%&$%'&#())*#+#,-.))/-0123456-789:%%;##<=4>=#I##@4>>A%B6C#DE9#FG1'G&#D)).##/H*?#)/ Key word index P Paintwork damage, rectifying............ 8!25 Panaromic glass roof* ......................... 4!3 Parking............................................... 6!15 Parking lights ...................................... 2!2 Passenger's airbag ........................... 6!31 Power glass sliding roof* .................... 4!4 Power windows ................................... 1!19 R Radio remote control............
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