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Lowering my 2005 4.4
I am about to get some loering springs for my 2005 X5 4.4. Am I correct that the rear is Air and the fronts are coil? I'm guessing so because the other day I got an air suspension lelve inact warning but it went away.
So when I change the fron coils will the back automaticaally adjust or so I need to modify the sensor links? Thanks |
Yes that is correct! You have self levelling rear suspension, its has to be lowered by the dealer, and just get springs for the front. I had this done on my first 4.6is.
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ebay has front springs and some for rear. for less then 300.. will that lower rear?
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If you have rear air, and you replace it with a steel spring... you will have the "self level suspension inactive" message on indefinitely!
The steel lowering springs for the rear are better left to the 3.0i's that don't have rear air. |
so the only way is to take to dealer to lower rear..? do you know roughly how much?
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As for the price, you'd probably need to call the SA. As for other options, there are some adjustable links available for the rear level sensors to trick the rear suspension into thinking the X is sitting too high and it adjusting itself down.
I don't remember who made them or who has them now, but I'm sure a quick search should yield results. |
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