How long does airmatic suspension last?

How long does airmatic suspension last?

Now, to your question about AIRmatic, it looks like the front air springs last anywhere between 10 and 15 years with typical American driving before needing replacement. The rears last longer, likely because they’re not supporting the weight of the engine nor having to deal with turns and such.

Why does my car keep saying AIRMATIC VISIT WORKSHOP?

It could also be that there is a discontinuity problem with any of the air suspensions components. This will difficult to track down without a scanner. If you get the AIRMATIC Visit Workshop message, your car may still drive but do get it checked out as soon as possible.

When does the ” stop, car too low ” light come on?

My 2003 E500 also had the “car too low” red light come on a month ago after it hadn’t been used for a few days, I had it towed to my mechanic, he reset the computer and the car raised to the normal level! But 3 weeks later (last weekend), the message ” (airmatic symbol) visit workshop” came on again. The front height is still okay.

What should I do if my air suspension doesn’t work?

This will difficult to track down without a scanner. If you get the AIRMATIC Visit Workshop message, your car may still drive but do get it checked out as soon as possible. If the car drops over the next few days, the air suspension may not work to airlift the car. “AIRMATIC STOP, CAR TOO LOW!” This message may be scary. Don’t panic!

What happens when Mercedes Benz air suspension stops working?

When they stop working the air suspension control unit may no longer be able to recognize the height of the car. Your Mercedes-Benz will greet you with a warning message on the dash related to the airmatic failure. The car height may be correct and the car still rides fine, it’s just that the computer doesn’t know that.

My 2003 E500 also had the “car too low” red light come on a month ago after it hadn’t been used for a few days, I had it towed to my mechanic, he reset the computer and the car raised to the normal level! But 3 weeks later (last weekend), the message ” (airmatic symbol) visit workshop” came on again. The front height is still okay.

It could also be that there is a discontinuity problem with any of the air suspensions components. This will difficult to track down without a scanner. If you get the AIRMATIC Visit Workshop message, your car may still drive but do get it checked out as soon as possible.

This will difficult to track down without a scanner. If you get the AIRMATIC Visit Workshop message, your car may still drive but do get it checked out as soon as possible. If the car drops over the next few days, the air suspension may not work to airlift the car. “AIRMATIC STOP, CAR TOO LOW!” This message may be scary. Don’t panic!

When they stop working the air suspension control unit may no longer be able to recognize the height of the car. Your Mercedes-Benz will greet you with a warning message on the dash related to the airmatic failure. The car height may be correct and the car still rides fine, it’s just that the computer doesn’t know that.