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Assuming you are on level ground it looks alright to me.
Sometimes the leak is slow, have you went behind the wheel and looked with a flashlight for leaks? Usually you'll see cracking near the base of the folds of the bags. Regardless at your age of the vehicle for $180 bucks its not a bad idea to replace them, the rubber is not too hardy on the OEM bags.
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I did not look at them. Inactive has not come back since it was low. I drove 30 miles it looks fine to me.
Bad side ![]() Not bad side
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It has stayed visually normal since Monday at noon.
I just measured, from the underside of fender to the center of the wheel BMW logo on the wheel it is 18.25" on the bad (driver) side & 18.46" on the good (passenger) side.
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Still visually normal.
Is there anything else that would let the air out? I'd like to get into it once rather than r&r the bags & have to go back in to replace something else.
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Any input to what other than the bag could cause one side to lose air once and then work normally for three days would be most appreciated.
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check that the sensors are not loose or the brackets are not broken. other than that I had an intermittent leak on an airbag that was faulty.
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Thanks, bags should be here tomorrow. They will go in regardless and I will check everything.
I have never heard of a sporadic leak in anything that holds anything under pressure.
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Both sides at 18.1 this morning.
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BMWCCA # 480346 '72 e6Tii rip '90 e30iC sold Last edited by e30cabrio; 09-13-2013 at 09:51 PM. |
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Awesome man, looking forward to hearing updates. Glad it has stayed level but sometimes the side that is leaking will sag a big until the bag folds over enough to cover the leak. Maybe that's why it stayed the same.
Regardless, at 10 years old new bags can't hurt!
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