s 55 amg ( 2002) active body control
#2
Its really hard to say what it is. could be a bad strut , ABC pump, valve block, or dirty fluid. or a broken level control sensor.
#3
So if I take it into a dealership rodeo will tell me whats wrong , is that correct... which of the above is the most costly , curious. thanks
#4
Rodeo will not tell u whats wrong. it basically bleeds the system of air. sometimes the suspension is doing funky things and sometimes just doing a flush will help eliminate some of the small dirt and debris in the fluid. usually the pump is the most expensive it's the most labor-intensive also..about 5-6 hours labor depending on your vehicle. I would recommend doing a ABC fluid flush and replace the filter..sometimes small particles get stuck in the valves and the valves won't close thus allowing the car to sag.
#5
Rodeo will not tell u whats wrong. it basically bleeds the system of air. sometimes the suspension is doing funky things and sometimes just doing a flush will help eliminate some of the small dirt and debris in the fluid. usually the pump is the most expensive it's the most labor-intensive also..about 5-6 hours labor depending on your vehicle. I would recommend doing a ABC fluid flush and replace the filter..sometimes small particles get stuck in the valves and the valves won't close thus allowing the car to sag.
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