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Old 07-24-2010, 11:54 PM
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Rear suspension noise

Have searched with no answers.

Recenty my X5 with air suspension has started making an oscillating noise from rear passenger side suspension. I got my wife to drive slowly while i looked around and it almost sounded lile a flat tire but tire is fine. Definately not brakes and sounds kind of rubbery. Could this be a defective airbag? has anyone experienced this?

Can't call my dealer now until monday and use the X5 to transport my 8 week twins. Kinda worried. Please help
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