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Dynamic Damping Control
- Patriot1368
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Dynamic Damping Control
Just got back from short journey and dynamic damping control came flashing up on display and seemed to loose the shockers, ride was extremely taught & bouncy. My vehicle is 2008 MY, 3.0sd twin turbo, x drive , I believe. Any suggestions would be most welcome.
Last edited by Patriot1368 on Thu Oct 23, 2014 9:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Dynamic Damping Control
I hope this isn't like saying "The microwave's not working- have you plugged it in and turned it on?" - but have you started the car after coming back from your short journey? It could have been a temporary error of some sort and may clear on a cold start?
Sunny.
Sunny.
- Patriot1368
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Re: Dynamic Damping Control
Yeah, Sunny. Just been out and retried it and........Hey Presto fault codes gone and can get it back into sport mode Hopefully not an indication of impending doom ? Many thanks Sunny, Al see how it goes tomorrow
Re: Dynamic Damping Control
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Yeah, Sunny. Just been out and retried it and........Hey Presto fault codes gone and can get it back into sport mode Hopefully not an indication of impending doom ? Many thanks Sunny, Al see how it goes tomorrow
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Fantastic! I once got a "Self-levelling suspension fault" message on my 2006 (E53 shape) X5, and I only saw it once - so hopefully its gone for good!
Yeah, Sunny. Just been out and retried it and........Hey Presto fault codes gone and can get it back into sport mode Hopefully not an indication of impending doom ? Many thanks Sunny, Al see how it goes tomorrow
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Fantastic! I once got a "Self-levelling suspension fault" message on my 2006 (E53 shape) X5, and I only saw it once - so hopefully its gone for good!
Re: Dynamic Damping Control
Low battery volts are the usual cause. Once charged up again there should be no more nasties appearing on the dash...
Never anthropomorphise computers. They hate that.