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      03-30-2014, 05:04 AM   #1
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Tracking with active cruise control

Hey guys took my E92 335D down to my friends garage this morning to do an alignment check, but when i hooked up all the gear and went to proceed a message popped up saying must have sensors reset after track has been done at BMW as i have active cruise control

i didn't touch it in the end as don't want to be driving around with cruse control errors etc

What other problems am i going to have as i also have dynamic lighting turns with the steering,

is it worth just paying BMW to do the alignment?

As you can all see its quite far out, having just had new tyres i don't want to be unnecessary wearing them out



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Do you mean active steering rather than active cruise?

Can't see what cruise has to do with steering adjustment.

No issues with dynamic lights either, nothing to do with track rods adjustments.
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it came up on the screen as active cruise control, i think its to do with the steering angle sensor as if i set my cruse at 70 on a b road it will slow down when i turn the wheel past a certain point, stopping me taking a corner to fast
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If your steering wheels sits straight it won't effect steering angle sensor after wheels alignment. And you don't need go to bmw to reset it ,it can be done with cheap ebay cable
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All cruise will drop out if you steer sharply, not just active cruise.

As above, alignments will keep wheel straight so no problems anyway.
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Ahh okay cheers guys, only reasons I had doubts was because I did my previous car, 206 gti 180 and that brought on the esc every time i went round a corner
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