Bypassing malfunction notification
I own a E280 CDI T-modell from 2005 and i made the conversion on the rear with Arnott springs.
In the instructions they say to remove the connector from the rear suspension unit, and after that , no error came on dasboard, but SURPRISE in the night. The xenon headlights doesn't make anymore the autoleveling, because te rear axle sensor .
So i was forced to put the connector back and remain with malfunction in dashboard, and the xenon autoleveling works again.
I did send this infos to Arnott and they passed the problem to their research and development department. Hope that anyone figures this out.
I own a E280 CDI T-modell from 2005 and i made the conversion on the rear with Arnott springs.
In the instructions they say to remove the connector from the rear suspension unit, and after that , no error came on dasboard, but SURPRISE in the night. The xenon headlights doesn't make anymore the autoleveling, because te rear axle sensor .
So i was forced to put the connector back and remain with malfunction in dashboard, and the xenon autoleveling works again.
I did send this infos to Arnott and they passed the problem to their research and development department. Hope that anyone figures this out.
Would you be able to post up a photo of their module , I'm pretty sure this unit could be made up with resistors spliced into the front and rear sensors
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I own a E280 CDI T-modell from 2005 and i made the conversion on the rear with Arnott springs.
In the instructions they say to remove the connector from the rear suspension unit, and after that , no error came on dasboard, but SURPRISE in the night. The xenon headlights doesn't make anymore the autoleveling, because te rear axle sensor .
So i was forced to put the connector back and remain with malfunction in dashboard, and the xenon autoleveling works again.
I did send this infos to Arnott and they passed the problem to their research and development department. Hope that anyone figures this out.






