Adjusting The Vehicle Height/Correcting Wheel Load Differences
- Before adjusting the vehicle height/wheel loads, remove all suspension/stabilizers
on the front and rear axle stabilizers.
The effects of the high turning forces of the stabilizers can falsify the measurement.
- Adjust the vehicle height at front.
- Lock nut
- Adjusting nut
- 2.1. Loosen lock nut -1- . Use a hook wrench or special tool hook wrench 9647 (hook wrench insert) for this purpose.
- 2.2. Raise the vehicle at the jacking points until the wheels can turn freely.
- 2.3. Turn adjusting nut -2- to the right = vehicle higher - turn to the left = vehicle lower.
- 2.4. Lower the vehicle onto its wheels (remove pit lifter).
- 2.5. Compress (pull down) vehicle once and allow it to spring back freely. Then check the vehicle height and wheel loads.
- 2.6. After you have adjusted the lock nut(s) -1- on the front and rear axle, tighten with special tool hook wrench 9647 together with a torque wrench. Tightening torque = 50 Nm (37 ftlb).
- Adjust vehicle height at rear.
- Lock nut
- Adjusting nut
- 3.1. Loosen lock nut -1- . Use a hook wrench or special tool hook wrench 9647 (hook wrench insert) for this purpose.
- 3.2. Raise the vehicle at the jacking points until the wheels can turn freely.
- 3.3. Turn adjusting nut -2- to the right = vehicle higher - turn to the left = vehicle lower.
- 3.4. Lower the vehicle onto its wheels (remove pit lifter).
- 3.5. Compress (pull down) vehicle once and allow it to spring back freely. Then check the vehicle height and wheel loads.
- 3.6. After you have adjusted the lock nut(s) -1- on the front and rear axle, tighten with special tool hook wrench 9647 together with a torque wrench. Tightening torque = 50 Nm (37 ftlb).
- After adjusting the vehicle height/wheel loads, fit all suspension/stabilizers
on the front and rear axle stabilizers without tension
.
To ensure there is no tension, loosen the anti-roll-bar mount and rotate the anti-roll bar accordingly.