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05-15-2007, 10:55 PM

DipnX5

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X5 hight differences (left side vs right side)

Today as my X5 sat in my driveway it looked a little sad. The left side looks like it is sagging. I pull it into my garage to verify it is on a level surface.

I measure the gap of the rear tires on the right and left side. The gap on the left side was smaller then the one on the right.

I guess this would be a suspension problem? I suspect springs are worn? I am not sure... Is this rare? Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

Austin

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