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In 2001, BMW introduced active anti-sway bars made by ZF on the 7 Series. Electronic Shocks/Struts Electronically adjustable shocks and struts use conventional mono-tube and twin-tube oil-filled dampeners. By controlling the fluid flow, the unit can control the motion of the body and the movement of the suspension.
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Faulty transfer case shift motor: For an electronically operated transfer case, you should check the encoder motor (it directs your transmission to switch modes) and its wiring. If the connecting wires become corroded or damaged, it could lead to malfunctions in the 4WD system.
Faulty transfer case shift motor: For an electronically operated transfer case, you should check the encoder motor (it directs your transmission to switch modes) and its wiring. If the connecting wires become corroded or damaged, it could lead to malfunctions in the 4WD system.
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