Active Suspension Control BLE - air suspension lowering module - Mercedes-Benz CL-Class C216, ABC (Active Body Control) (ASC-BLE-MB-CL_C216-ABC)

The Active Suspension Control BLE module lowers a car with factory air suspension to exactly the height you want. The lowering is set in a free smartphone app over Bluetooth; the car keeps all its standard air suspension functions and the original height buttons and driving modes still work - every level simply sits lower by the value you chose.

• Individual lowering of the factory air suspension, set in the app
• Control with the original buttons and from the smartphone (Bluetooth Low Energy, iOS and Android)
• Show mode: lowers the car to a preset value when parked
• All standard air suspension functions are retained
• Connected with an adapter harness or clamp connectors, can be removed again; installation by a specialist workshop is recommended

Compatibility

Mercedes-Benz CL-Class C216, ABC (Active Body Control) with factory air suspension on the front and rear axle. Only for vehicles with factory air suspension.

Approval

Supplied without a TÜV certificate - in Germany the module is not approved under the StVZO (road traffic licensing regulations).

Scope of delivery

• Active Suspension Control BLE control unit
• Wiring harness / adapter (depending on model and engine)

Please state the exact model and engine of your car in the order comment.

Fits these vehicles

• MERCEDES-BENZ S-Class (C216): Coupe 2006-2013: CL 500 4-matic Petrol, CL 500 Petrol, CL 600 Petrol, CL 63 AMG Petrol, CL 65 AMG Petrol

TÜV / ABE available upon request

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