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Old 06-20-2022, 12:18 AM
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Originally Posted by andrewwynn View Post
Scanner situation? You need to read the sensor values and compare. Also; check the lever arms. E53 are notorious for the joints rusting and the arm no longer moving correctly. I've seen them bent like a banana.

Also: the front sensor arm is known to flip to the wrong side at the elbow. Not sure if that's possible on the back. I would check to make sure all arms are the correct orientation.

(The sensor lever needs to be mostly horizontal the arm to the lever mostly vertical)
I don’t have a scanner, maybe I need to buy one I guess?

Would the sensor arms prevent it from inflating all the other corners too when the button is pressed to raise the ride height?
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