Question about the "Vehicle Level Control Switch" aka The Raise Button
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Hello All,
I recently lowered my w221 with AAR Links. Seems like this Raise button will come in handy if I have a full load & need to raise the car up a bit.
Apparently, the vehicle returns to it's "normal" ride height if you exceed 75 mph, or maintain a speed between 50 mph & 75 mph.
Is there ANY way to disable that feature, so it remains raised until I decide to lower it, regardless of speed??
Hopefully somebody out there has the answer..
I recently lowered my w221 with AAR Links. Seems like this Raise button will come in handy if I have a full load & need to raise the car up a bit.
Apparently, the vehicle returns to it's "normal" ride height if you exceed 75 mph, or maintain a speed between 50 mph & 75 mph.
Is there ANY way to disable that feature, so it remains raised until I decide to lower it, regardless of speed??
Hopefully somebody out there has the answer..
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Interesting. Usually at highway speeds, the car would lower, not raise. I'd imagine with the links that the computer would behave the same way since the links don't touch any of the computers.
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You shouldn't need to raise the car at all with extra load in front or back. The car will auto-level when it is pushed down by extra load, so you shouldn't have any issues with tire rubbing. However, if you actually want to raise the car and keep it raised, then that is a different issue. I agree with Diesel Benz that this would not be a Star Coding option.
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You shouldn't need to raise the car at all with extra load in front or back. The car will auto-level when it is pushed down by extra load, so you shouldn't have any issues with tire rubbing. However, if you actually want to raise the car and keep it raised, then that is a different issue. I agree with Diesel Benz that this would not be a Star Coding option.
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Oh really...? Well that's cool then.. The car is low as hell right now, but it looks great & doesn't rub since I removed those rear fender tabs that stuck out.. I was just worried what MIGHT happen if the car has a really heavy load. I'd still like to lock the raise if it's at all possible to do with a mod.
As far as modding it to remain in a raised position, someone with more knowledge of the Airmatic system would need to chime in. Nice drop though, looks good
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