2011 BMW 750Lxi 4.4 CFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Components of electronic ride-height control

Fig 1: Identifying Electronic Ride-Height Control Components
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ELECTRONIC RIDE-HEIGHT CONTROL COMPONENT REFERENCE CHART

Index Explanation
1 ZGM
2 Ride-height sensor, rear right
3 EDC_SHR
4 Rear power distribution box
5 EHC
6 Air supply relay
7 LVA, air supply unit
8 EDC_SHL
9 Ride-height sensor, rear left
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