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Checking and adjusting the ride height (Mercedes-Benz M-Class W163)

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Checking and adjusting the height of the axle ground clearances

Checking and adjusting the height of the axle ground clearances
086 - Tilt meter
086a - Sensor
Checking and adjusting the height of the axle ground clearances

Checking and adjusting the height of the axle ground clearances

Checking and adjusting the axle ground clearance height, - left rear measuring point

Checking and adjusting the axle ground clearance height, - left rear measuring point
Checking and adjusting the axle ground clearance height - left front measuring point

Checking and adjusting the axle ground clearance height - left front measuring point



Checking and adjusting the height of the axle ground clearances

Checking and adjusting the height of the axle ground clearances
4 - Right lower wishbone
4a - Screw


1. The relevant illustrative material is presented in the illustrations, to which all references found in the text refer.

2. Assess the degree of wear of the treads, replace defective tires.

3. Check that the tire inflation pressure is correct and make appropriate adjustments if necessary.

4. The ground clearance height of the vehicle axles is determined by the angle of inclination of the lower arms of the corresponding suspension.

5. Place the magnetic measuring element (086b) into the recess in the lower suspension arm (4).

Note: On models equipped with xenon headlights, unscrew the bolt (4a) until it no longer protrudes from the lever (4). The measuring element plate (086b) should be positioned with the groove at an angle of 90° to the direction of travel.


6. Record the measurement results for each arm of both suspensions.

7. Adjustment of the front axle ground clearance height is performed by adjusting the fit of the torsion spring supports.

8. The rear axle clearance is adjusted by replacing the coil springs of the strut assemblies.

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