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Old 07-20-2013, 09:13 PM
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fuse for self level?
body shop is painting my arches...I think they had the car jacked up and turned on the ignition, now its sitting all crazy...right rear bag is funny extended, front spring looks collapsed. etc etc... anyway, where is the fuse so I can pull it and I hope reset the controller...


also how can I let the air out, to balance it again and lower the extended bag without a bmw tool, just unhook an airline?


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Old 07-21-2013, 12:46 AM
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one of the modes of the SLS modules is a "shop" mode, where the EHCII should detect the condition when all 4 wheels are off the ground....

have you driven the car after it was back on the ground? the SLS should level off once you drive the car for several miles....
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Old 07-21-2013, 06:39 PM
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Yeah, just drive or just start it up. It will level itself.
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I did start it...didn't do anything....this why I want to reset the system.

on an e53 when this happens, pull the fuse, start the engine, shut off and refuse then start.

I guess no idea where the fuse is?
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I did start it...didn't do anything....this why I want to reset the system.

on an e53 when this happens, pull the fuse, start the engine, shut off and refuse then start.

I guess no idea where the fuse is?
You have to drive it around for some time, it will adjust itself, I do it every time .


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