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1995 E320 SE, 162,000 Miles (Sold) 2007 CLK350 Cabriolet 2014 ML550
Ride Height Sensor Purpose w/o Air Shocks
Today I noticed a broken arm on what I think is the rear Ride Height Sensor. But my ML550 does not have adjustable ride height. Do I even need this sensor? There are no warning lights and the vehicle seems to handle perfectly.
1995 E320 SE, 162,000 Miles (Sold) 2007 CLK350 Cabriolet 2014 ML550
Originally Posted by rapidoxidation
Might be tied to the headlights to keep 'em level when the rear is sagging.
What happens if you tape the sensor arm in the other position than it is?
I will try that and see what happens. I don't drive much at night so probably wouldn't notice. However, I have noticed that the automatic high beams almost never activate.
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