I need help. Rear air bags down.
 

I was researching and I just couldn't get the answer to my problems. So my air bags are completely fine. I had them replaced awhile ago and probably have less than 10k on them. So this truck has been sitting outside in the driveway for 1.5yrs. I ran into some problems with my license :hammer:. I got it back running just like I left it. I started to mod it again. I rode it 1k miles and saw no issues. I took the car to get an oil change and that's when my air bags decided to stay down. So I checked the 7.5 fuse and it's fine. I checked to hear any hissing sound and that was good. I check to see if there's any leaks on the compressor and that's fine. Hope someone can get me a solution or I'll be taking the MTA. :thumbdown The only tip I got was this. This was the closet thing to my problem but noone ever responded back. Username hasn't been on for yrs.

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Self-Level Suspension Inactive - Great Tip!!!!!!

See I might have this problem but no response back. Anyone know where that part go?

It might be this but I can't assume til I check the sensor. Anyone know where this goes

BMW E53 x5 00 06 Suspension Self Level Control Air Spring Supply Device | eBay'

Does anyone know where this goes?

Another thread but still no answer.

Self-leveling inactive

Hi did you check the 30 amp fuse for the pump?

Check the fuse for the pump and scan with DIS to be sure no errors. Most likely pump or level sensor. The rear-air cars do sometimes blow the fuses for the pump.

Thanks guys for the response. That was the first things I checked was the fuses. And they don't look blown. Wanted to get under the truck today but the weather is nasty out.

Damn nothing yet... Well whatever. I'll update this thread since for I don't know what reason, no one has an answer to why the air suspension turned off when the X5 was on a lift. I will be bringing it to the shop tomorrow and plugging it to the computer. I'm sure it's a fuse or an ECU reset because the day I put the X5 on the lift, I noticed right away that the rear was sagging. I'll update soon.

FIXED

So the problem was that I recently had the car on the chassis lift to change the oil. I don't know for what reason. The rear air suspension stopped working and the rear sagged to the bottom. Checked the fuse in the back. #79 (7.5) and #87 (30). Went underneather and checked if there was any physical problem to the plastic sensor. Everything was good. So I went to my indy shop and got the ecu resetted. Viola! The compressor started pumping again.

Solution: If there isn't any leaks. Always try to reset first.

did you lift the car with key in position 2?

Make sure the key is fully off before putting the X on the lift, having it at full droop with the key on probably freaked the system out.