the Process is very straightforward – there are many manuals on height calibration using PIWIS and those principles are also valid here.
I would advise not to use the values I have set as your Macan may be different and its always best to measure on your own
1. Plug the VCI into your Macan and connect to your launch x431
2. Start your Macan (for this to work for me my car was running)
3. Set your vehicle type and navigate to the coding section
4. Select Level Control > Code/Brush Hiding > Brush Hidden/Modified
5. Select Front Left Heigh Calibration
6. Add desired lowered amount to the value shown (ie: value + lowered amount in mm = new value )
my default value was 456 I wanted to lower the front 25mm so my new value to input is 481
7. Write your new value and go back to the previous menu
8. Select Front Right Height Calibration
9. Add desired lowered amount to the value shown (ie: value + lowered amount in mm = new value )
my default value was 445 I wanted to lower the front 25mm so my new value to input is 470
10. Write your new value and go back to the previous menu
11. Select Rear Left Height Calibration
12. Add desired lowered amount to the value shown (ie: value + lowered amount in mm = new value )
my default value was 439 I wanted to lower the back 20mm so my new value to input is 459
13. Write your new value and go back to the previous menu
14. Select Rear Right Height Calibration
15. Add desired lowered amount to the value shown (ie: value + lowered amount in mm = new value )
my default value was 434 I wanted to lower the back 20mm so my new value to input is 454
16. Write your new value and go back to the previous menu
17. Select Save Calibration
18. Set the Value to YES (The default value is already yes but we need to set it again to reinitiate the height change)
19. Write your new value – you will get a temporary suspension failure warning as it sets the module to your new values.
20. shut your Macan off for a few minutes and start it back up. go for a short drive around the block to make sure everything is settled.
21. Measure your height from the center cap to the fender and make sure the drop is where you want it.
22. Repeat for any fine-tuning
23. Step back and admire the stance
24. Order yourself some wheel spacers!
Low Mode Post-Drop:
