Airmatic problem
I'd get it on for a diagnosis on STAR. The ride height can be adjusted an inch or so by the software.
I'd get it on for a diagnosis on STAR. The ride height can be adjusted an inch or so by the software.
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A sensor failure will both throw an error and make itself obvious by dropping the affected corner up front, or the entire rear. A controller failure will also throw an error and won't respond correctly, or respond at all, to the lift command.
If the ride height is level at all corners, the car responds to a lift command and to agility commands and there are no warning messages between the speedo and tach, the system is functioning normally.
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If you're outside the car and start from the raised (lift) position, then toggle Agility thru Comfort/Sport/Sport + can you see the car lowering itself? I have an AirMatic car too. Take a pic of the gap between the top of the rear wheels and the fender lip at each setting and I'll see if it's the same on mine. If it's able to raise and lower I wonder if you don't have a blown strut cartridge in the rear.
I'd get it on for a diagnosis on STAR. The ride height can be adjusted an inch or so by the software.
Hmm thought so.. Mb's own literature conflicts with your facts a bit..
https://www.mercedes-benz.com/en/mer...ension-system/
Last edited by ManiacGT; Aug 2, 2016 at 05:00 PM.
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https://www.mercedes-benz.com/en/mer...ension-system/
Last edited by Mike5215; Aug 2, 2016 at 08:25 PM.
https://w220.ee/Airmatic
Normally the compressor runs for short bursts to top off the reservoir. I've never had one just go bad like that but any things possible.


