zhmorrow13

Does anybody have an airmatic diagram? Could find one on google or forum search. I was under my car the other day and I heard a brief (approx 5 second) leak, it doesn’t do it 24/7 but it will do it randomly blast out some air. It’s located In the center of the car near the subframe there’s 3 maybe 4 airmatic lines going into what looks like a brass distributor block, and I could feel the air coming out when I put my finger near where the link goes into the fitting. It almost seems like it’s by design, but I don’t recall it making this sound before I replaced my OEM rear airbags with the newer arnott bags that don’t require the reservoir like the factory ones do. Any advice or help is appreciated.

2007sclass

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Dokus

The distributier on the subframe should not leak. There are 3 lines, one coming from the front spliting to the bags. Remove block from subframe to gain access.

hayseed

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this has been posted before

zhmorrow13

After looking at this diagram, it seems to be the line-in fitting that is leaking. It’s leaking between the hose and the fitting, not the fitting and the distribution block. I wonder if I can use one of my arnott fittings to replace that?


thank you for posting that. Apparently I’m not that using the search feature.

Dokus

Try remove the fitting from the block and reinstall, it might been disturbed when you installed the spring.

Turbomic

Hi. I need an electrical diagram for the Airmatisc system for my 2004 w211 E55. My OBD scanner tells me there is an open circuit to the front right air spring internal coil, and the car displays an error as well. I have measured the 3 pin connectors on both front air springs, and the ohms are the same on both springs (about 11 ohms and 9,5 ohms in both sides). So I would say there is an open circuit elsewhere in the system.
Hope anyone has an electrical drawing to post here.

Best regards.

Michael Ostergaard
Esbjerg, Denmark