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Old 07-29-2008, 09:00 PM
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Happened several times during last few days. The light would go away after restaring the engine but would come back after few minutes of driving...
Two days ago was ON constantly but car looked leveled evenly

After reading some posts here decided to check the fuses in the glow box - both were ok. At that point I thought I am @#$% and will need to pay big $$$ to the stealer but I remembered that here was another fuse box in the trunk which also had 2 fuses for the level suspension and I was "lucky" fuse #87 (30) was burned - replaced it and no error message any more

CHECK ALL FUSES BEFORE CALLING THE STEALER
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My first post as I am more of a reader than a writer.

All I can say is BIG THANKS for this one as all I have had all day from the trouble and strife (wife) is the suspension has a fault, Well put a new fuse in and job done. so Thanks again
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In that case im f*cked.

Checked fuses and all look good!
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My first post as I am more of a reader than a writer.

All I can say is BIG THANKS for this one as all I have had all day from the trouble and strife (wife) is the suspension has a fault, Well put a new fuse in and job done. so Thanks again
Good news Another happy member
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In that case im f*cked.

Checked fuses and all look good!
And how do the suspension look ? is it low at any wheel ?
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Nope, everything looks normal.
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Get an indy mech with a DIS to run the code, it is normally one of the height sensors. I replaced 1 on my right rear, and had to replace the left rear as well cause it was seized. Good luck.

If you need more info, let me know

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okej... maybe you need to recode it and then se if the message comes back
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how much do those sensors cost?

I tried with the peake scan tool and nothing came up.
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Not sure how much in Canada, i live in Canada too, but i ordered from Morristown bmw since it was much cheaper. Depending how much is rusted/broken you will need sensor, regulating rod, screws, bracket, socket housing.


Don't think the peake scan tool will run the same as DIS suspension setting.

PS: which city in Canada?

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how much do those sensors cost?

I tried with the peake scan tool and nothing came up.
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