Stop car low

Look for a bad or broken ground wire on that circuit.

I am not familiar with the model. Replacing pairs or sets has always been best practice even though the kerb side suspension tends to suffer a great deal more wear and tear and a greater likelihood of damage.

I imagine there is a device to monitor the suspension height that is either faulty or maladjusted. As it is a late model Mercedes I expect it is a fully computerised car and it is probable a clever fellow with a laptop and the right software would be needed to reset the default values after a repair and possibly even tell the system it has been repaired...

Sounds like the engine didn't want to restart like it should when the battery went low. Have a garage check codes.

If fluid is clear , light brown , try red auto trans fluid , unhook lowest fluid line to drain system .

Could be a few things......low motor oil, clogged oil filter, bad oil pump, clogged oil sump (pick up tube), idel too low....ect...Hope this helps ??

sound like you need to check transmission fluid, the fluid too low causing transmission slipping, thats why car have no power.trasmission gear box light warning fluid low.if been a long long time,change transmission fluid and filter.

this may have been caused by the alternator not putting out proper voltage. have car scanned and find the codes. if power is lost to pcm and other sensors the vehicle will die out. after the problem is fixed, turn off check engine light with scanner. good luck carl, check alternator voltage. car off should be at least 13 volts, when running should be 14 to 14.5.

hands on job iam afraid,could be anything from a housing to a core plug and everything inbetween,call a mobile mechanic and in 20 secs he will diagnose the problem

it means the tire is in danger of contacting the inner fender, is it low in front on the right side? if not the ride height sensor is most likely defective.