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I'm in a predicament. I replaced my OEM front upper control arms with Camber King further adjustable arms which allowed me to get the alignment perfect with the renntech drop.
However, the new control arms are a different design than the OEM, and the ride sensors for the airbags mounts to them. I keep getting a suspension fault code now, and the car no longer adjusts the height correctly.
My Autel can reset, read and program the ride height sensors, but I don't know what the stock ride height values were and that's what I need. I need a big favor. Could someone with a GLC 63 that's stock suspension plug in their scanner and get me the stock ride height values? I can then move the ride height sensors on the new arms to match, and I think that will take care of it. Thank you in advance!!
In for this threat - I need this as well. I'm on my second GLC 63 and it visually looks much lower than my previous but haven't been able to figure out what stock settings are.
I'm not sure if this will help, but stock values as I read them for my 2020 were:
LF: 131
RF: 130
LR: 112
RR: 130
Not sure this aligns with how you're reading them though
I had it aligned, played with the values quite a bit (driven daily...need to keep it reasonable) and settled on:
LF: 111
RF: 110
LR: 89
RR: 107
This ended up being -20mm front and -23mm back measured as expected.
Sport+ gets another 10mm front and back on top of that.
I'm not sure if this will help, but stock values as I read them for my 2020 were:
LF: 131
RF: 130
LR: 112
RR: 130
Not sure this aligns with how you're reading them though
I had it aligned, played with the values quite a bit (driven daily...need to keep it reasonable) and settled on:
LF: 111
RF: 110
LR: 89
RR: 107
This ended up being -20mm front and -23mm back measured as expected.
Sport+ gets another 10mm front and back on top of that.
Good Luck!
Very helpful thanks. Any chance you have the values when the vehicle is raised through the MBUX console? I actually prefer the stance raised more than lowered (I know its probably weird) but curious how that compares to your stock values. Thanks again.
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