Vehicle Height
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Information
- The following values relate to the empty weight, i.e. full fuel tank/fluid reservoirs, vehicle with tools, but without driver or additional weights!
- The ignition must be switched on during alignment/adjustment of vehicles with rear axle steering.
| Vehicle height for all C2/C4/C2S/C4S worldwide | Standard chassis (PASM) (l-no. 1BH) | Sport chassis (PASM -10 mm) (1-no. 1BV) |
|---|---|---|
| Front-axle height | ||
| 19-inch wheels | 126 mm +/- 10 mm | Not available |
| 20-inch wheels | 131 mm +/- 10 mm | 121 mm +/- 10 mm |
From road contact surface to measuring point on cross member -1- .
Measuring points for front-axle height
| Vehicle height for all C2/C4/C2S/C4S worldwide | Standard chassis (PASM) (l-no. 1BH) | Sport chassis (PASM -10 mm) (I-no. 1BV) |
|---|---|---|
| Rear-axle height | ||
| 20-inch wheels | 138 mm +/- 10 mm | Not available |
| 21-inch wheels | 140 mm +/- 10 mm | 130 mm +/- 10 mm |
From road contact surface to outer rear axle carrier (outer area close to underbody panelling) -1- .
Permitted longitudinal inclination of the vehicle: Max. total deviations at front and rear = 10 mm
Permitted transverse inclination of the vehicle: Max. difference in height, left to right = 5 mm
Max. wheel-load difference, right to left, on front and rear axle = 20 kg
Measuring points for rear-axle height