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Old 06-17-2010, 10:13 PM
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I have parked my X for 3 nights to check if rear air suspension of left rear side will hold at normal height........result is FAILED !!!!

Problem of left rear side is till collapasing after several days in the garage...Indie shop cannot resolve problem...Once you unlock the door the height goes back up to normal ....well, I have to live with it until you guys can give me some possible solutions...
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