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Old 07-18-2013, 02:31 PM
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X5 - E53 - 2002 - Car wobbling at start

I am wonder if anyone experienced this,

when I start car (X5, E53 2002 Euro model) in the mornings it is wobbling for few minutes. I seems it is pumping air into the air bellows of Air suspensions.

When I read the forms many of them describe it happens when car is not in use for few days. But mine happening every day. only once in day though.

In fact I have changed from 2 front air suspension arms, compressor in boot, and control arm.

There is no error / warning msg on dash board display though.

My worry is if air is leaking, then air compressor might get overloaded.

Any thoughts on this?

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