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Do any of you guys use the lowered setting on parking feature? If ours is affected perhaps we'd never know since we lower it each time it parks? Or does it lower even more if affected?
No, I don't have any auto adjustments set. I would think it would lower when parked for a while at any height -- but that's just a guess?
I would have not acted without reading the special service message -- thanks to Marco for sharing it.
There is no point to overwork the compressor, I think, as the vehicle is bought and I plan to keep it for 20+ years.
I just made my appointment for July 6th. I will call before hand to ensure they have struts in stock -- which is most unlikely, I suspect.
I drove my 2020 110 P300 yesterday, after parking it for a few days. The front rose just as described by Marco. It then did it again later in the day twice -- once after I came out of a shop and started it up and once while sitting at a stop light. All occurred on flat ground.
My date of manufacture falls within the range -- July 15, 2020.
I will today make an appointment with my dealer to apply the Special Service Message -- SSM 75281 Front air spring air leak
Thanks for the assistance July 15, 2020 mfg. date
Correction. I was hasty and misread the applicable dates of the bad struts (used U.S. instead of EU data logic).
My right front strut was mfg. on July 13, 2020 and my left on July 15, 2020. Both are just prior to the automatic replacement window of August 1, 2020 to Nov. 20, 2020.
I am going to continue to pay attention to the strut movement and assess the situation before the fix appointment.
Very thank you!!! I will ask recalibrating tomorrow.
I haven't herd what you described! Does it lower than parked height when I click the button in the tailgate are? You mean the rear goes down, lower than parked height, right?
06-23-2021, 10:10 AM
