Battery change caused self levelling bi xenon to go too low
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C55 AMG 2006
Battery change caused self levelling bi xenon to go too low
Hi guys,
I just got my C55 Battery replaced by MB dealer and now the self levelling bi xenon are way too low to see anything on the road... I did not notice it when I picked up my car since it was still day light.
Can I re-adjust it myself, is this an option?
Please Help.
cheers,
-MJ
I just got my C55 Battery replaced by MB dealer and now the self levelling bi xenon are way too low to see anything on the road... I did not notice it when I picked up my car since it was still day light.
Can I re-adjust it myself, is this an option?
Please Help.
cheers,
-MJ
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03 g35 coupe...........02 c32 Sold
my theory is that it might just need to be reprogrammed. Kinda like when you take out the battery, the sunroof and other accessories need to be reprogrammed.
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Marsaydees
i would not try to use the adjustment screws to bring the lights back up. for my audi, i had to go into a special diagnostics mode before trying to use the adjustment screws - otherwise the car would just use the adjustment motors to reverse any adjustment i made using the adjustment screws. i'm pretty sure that MB is the same way - i think you're gonna have to do it through STAR
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The levl mech is actually a circuit sensor tied to the front sways-dont use the screws in the housing to adj those-Tem is right on-the dealer (why they didnt know this is sad....) needs to reset a couple functions-I ran into a similar event when I swapped my front and rear sways out......
