SL/R230: Another ABC Question
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Another ABC Question
Good day.
The question:
My right front sits just slightly lower than my left front side when the engine is running. I'm going off visually wheel well clearance.
During the night resting it sits even a little lower than while running.
No error messages, no leaks, rides great.
Anyone else experience this.
Any informative information is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
The question:
My right front sits just slightly lower than my left front side when the engine is running. I'm going off visually wheel well clearance.
During the night resting it sits even a little lower than while running.
No error messages, no leaks, rides great.
Anyone else experience this.
Any informative information is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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2009 SL63 AMG
Could be a couple different things going on.
A bit of sagging overnight is often caused by tired or damaged seals in the valve block.
Variation in ride height, assuming no mechanical issues, could potentially be sorted by re-calibrating it.
Do you have access to MB STAR / Xentry?
Also, is the variation the same in the raised position as it is in the lowered position?
A bit of sagging overnight is often caused by tired or damaged seals in the valve block.
Variation in ride height, assuming no mechanical issues, could potentially be sorted by re-calibrating it.
Do you have access to MB STAR / Xentry?
Also, is the variation the same in the raised position as it is in the lowered position?
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SL550
Could be a couple different things going on.
A bit of sagging overnight is often caused by tired or damaged seals in the valve block.
Variation in ride height, assuming no mechanical issues, could potentially be sorted by re-calibrating it.
Do you have access to MB STAR / Xentry?
Also, is the variation the same in the raised position as it is in the lowered position?
A bit of sagging overnight is often caused by tired or damaged seals in the valve block.
Variation in ride height, assuming no mechanical issues, could potentially be sorted by re-calibrating it.
Do you have access to MB STAR / Xentry?
Also, is the variation the same in the raised position as it is in the lowered position?
Thank you for the response.
Makes perfect sense.
Regarding the MB STAR / Xentry can you or someone direct me with a link on a reliable source on where to purchase? I'm going to purchase one regardless.
When I get home next week I'll test your thoughts on the raised and lowered position, if it is the same.
Stay tuned.
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here you go
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Could be a couple different things going on.
A bit of sagging overnight is often caused by tired or damaged seals in the valve block.
Variation in ride height, assuming no mechanical issues, could potentially be sorted by re-calibrating it.
Do you have access to MB STAR / Xentry?
Also, is the variation the same in the raised position as it is in the lowered position?
A bit of sagging overnight is often caused by tired or damaged seals in the valve block.
Variation in ride height, assuming no mechanical issues, could potentially be sorted by re-calibrating it.
Do you have access to MB STAR / Xentry?
Also, is the variation the same in the raised position as it is in the lowered position?
Just started the process with benzninja.
