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pump noise from passenger side rear ? ? ?
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Do you have a diesel? I hear the pump running on my diesel after I shut off the car in my garage. I've never figured out what it is. Maybe the urea pump? I've never heard it in traffic, only when I shut off the car.
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2009 3.0
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The noise generally occurs when I'm stopped at a light and it sounds and feels like the pump is struggling, it also goes away if I slide it into neutral and is louder when I'm in reverse. It's a mix of buzzing and vibrating (kinda like when u first turn on the AC). I think it may have something to do with the self leveling susp. I park on a hill sideways on a slanted angle so the right side is always a little high than the left and I'm thinking the sensor gets confused whether and can not determine if the X5 is level because of the downhill slant I park on. Hopefully this is the problem, I will try to lark on a flat surface tonight. Thanks for the input guys !
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