what does the exclamation point in a triangle above the speedometer mean?

Asked by donerlinev Mar 16, 2007 at 08:43 AM about the Mercedes-Benz M-Class

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Mercedes has usually used the exclamation point icon for the traction control system. It should explain this in your manual, though. I haven't driven the ML350 yet, but you could ask the folks on the Mercedes forums at http://www.mercedesforum.com/ for help. Good luck!

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if its on all the time then you turned off your Trancion Control Stability...its recommended that you leave it on as it prevents your vechile from excessive wheel slip and instablilty on wet or icey roads...thus the naming Tranction Control Stability

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it didn’t slow down when I reached 60 .....and my tires have the right amount of air? Where do I find the traction that’s on?

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