The suspension level control system is manually controlled, the level is adjusted by changing the air pressure in the rear shock absorbers through a valve located in the luggage compartment.
For safety reasons, the level control system must not be at maximum pressure if the vehicle is not fully loaded.
The system is controlled as follows. When the car is not fully loaded, check the pressure with a tire pressure gauge, it should be 0.8 bar. Adjust pressure if necessary.
With the vehicle on a level surface, measure the distance from the center of the rear bumper to the ground. Subtract 50.0 mm from the measured distance and note the new value.
Load the vehicle and, if necessary, increase the pressure in the system so as to reach the previously marked bumper height. The pressure must not be increased above 5.0 bar.
After unloading the vehicle, reduce the pressure in the system to a minimum of 0.8 bar.
It is impossible to drive an unloaded car with a system where the pressure is brought to the maximum.
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