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4.1
Limit values for the basic vehicle
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You can find information on this topic in the chapter
of the same name in the Body-Equipment-Guideline
for Sprinter Vans.
⚠ WARNING
Do not exceed a maximum center of gravity (CoG) of
39 in/1000 mm measured from ground level when
upfitting eSprinter vehicles.
4.2
Limit values for the suspension
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You can find information on this topic in the chapter
of the same name in the Body-Equipment-Guideline
for Sprinter Vans.
4.2.1
Suspension
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Due to the special requirements for vehicles with
electric drives, the suspension of the eSprinter
model series 907 is already adapted accordingly in
height and stabilization ex factory. Special equip-
ment Stabilization Stage II (code CB8) is optional.
Additionally, the special equipment Front axle
with increased load capacity (code A50) may be
included ex factory depending on the vehicle model
designation and equipment or is available as an
option. Furthermore, the special equipment for the
suspension listed in the Body-Equipment-Guideline
for Sprinter is not available for the eSprinter model
series 907.
You can find details about the suspension selection
and basic vehicle configuration in the product infor-
mation system ADVANTAGES under "Suspension
Design".
⑴ NOTE
The special equipment Vehicle design for heavy duty
(code B01), which is familiar from the Sprinter model
series 907, is not available for the eSprinter model
series 907.
Mercedes-Benz | Supplemental Guideline for eSprinter – Model Series 907, Edition 2023-8
4 Technical limit values for planning
4.2.2
Permissible axle loads
⚠ WARNING
If the permissible axle loads are exceeded on vehi-
cles equipped with ESP
®
function correctly. Furthermore, any overloading may
result in damage to the suspension and structural
parts. This could cause the driver to lose control of
the vehicle.
There is risk of an accident and danger to life and
limb!
Adhere to the permissible axle loads as per the
vehicle identification plate and vehicle registration
documents.
⚠ WARNING
Driving safety is compromised if the permissible axle
loads are exceeded. Handling characteristics and the
steering and braking behavior can be significantly
impaired.
There is risk of an accident and danger to life and
limb!
Always comply with the permissible axle loads with
payload including vehicle occupants.
⑴ NOTE
The permissible axle loads for the relevant vehicle
detailed in the vehicle documents and on the identifi-
cation plate on the vehicle must be strictly observed;
see Chapter 3.6 Vehicle Identification Data in the
Body-Equipment-Guideline for Sprinter Vans.
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For further information please see: (→ page 18).
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