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I uninstalled my Renntech DLM Digital Lowering Module v3 from my CLS550 - in perfect working order, just uninstalled as i wanted to put ride height back to stock as selling the car.
If you don't know about it, it gives you tons of control - plugs into computer / tablet and lets you adjust individual wheel height, you can set it to raise or lower over certain speeds - i.e. it will drop down when you come to a stop, but then when you cross 10mph raise up a certain amount... Or when you're going at faster speeds, have it lower down.. You can set it to whatever you want!
I could not get an idea from Renntech's site exactly where this plugs in. How difficult/time-consuming is it to install? I have a '13 CLS550. Thanks -
hey there…. Well its not super plug and play. I hired someone to install it for me for $200. You swap the wires leading into the suspension control module which is under the right front passenger footwell. This module receives the signals from the 4 level sensors on each wheel and sends its own signals to raise/ lowed each wheel. Then once the module is wired in it has a usb wire that you plug into a tablet or laptop and access the renntech software. It also has a bylass plug you can swap into if you want to return it back to factory specs for servicing or whatever else…
its not super difficult but you have to know your way around wiring and all that.. renntech support is great as well
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