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Rear suspension 🙁
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This seems to indicate an issue either with one of the height sensors, or much more likely the control valve.
First thing I would do is visually inspect the height sensors to make sure the linkages are intact and undamaged. Next thing I might check, since he bags were serviced, that the red and blue lines weren't inadvertently switched at the control valve. Finally, I would plug into the vehicle and check the analog values for the height sensors, and scan for codes related to the system.
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Yes that was my thought too. Check that BOTH R and L air lines are hooked up correctly and check level sensors as well. I ended up having a broken link on one of my level sensors on my 02 E53. I repaired the plastic link with fast set epoxy. It has lasted 2.5 years.
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Thanks so much I had a feeling they had piped the bags up the wrong way, am I right in thinking n, s airbag (red air pipe) is port one from solanoid valve
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