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self-level suspension/rear fully elevated
I've got a 2001 X5 3.0. I've got the Self-Level Suspension Inactive warning and the rear of the X5 is fully elevated.
I've done a search but the symptoms on the site are opposite to mine, i.e. the rear is sitting low. Any tips? TIA, |
do another search:)
I have read somwhere that is some electronic component that gives wrong signal and everything is ok an in order with suspention Dealer should know more |
Thanks for the reply. I've tried resetting the car (uncabled the battery for 2 hours) and nothing. I've tried cleaning the sensors, still nothing. I'll try replacing the Level Sensor. If that doesn't work, I'll probably have to go to the dealer.
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It might be as simple as that, or as you say faulty sensor |
Yes, that was the first thing I checked. But both fuses look ok.
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perfect timing... this error just appeared on my x5 today. Its going into the dealer the day after next. thankfully i was only a few minutes from the dealer when this came up..
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Do all x5's have this Self-Level Suspension? I don't think mine does, or it could just be broken? How do you tell?
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if you look under the flor in the back, under the tire you will se a compresor, and cables, runing to and from it
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However, even the 4.6i does not have the Self-Level Suspension, the damned car may give Self-level suspansion error messages. |
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i think that it became standard after the facelift 09/2003 i am not sure if it applyes all the models (3,0i 3,0d, 4,4, 4,6is and 4,8is) About is models i think that thay do have selflevel, with manual option as standard |
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