2014 BMW 750Li Cruise Control Not Working

Some BMW 750Li owners report experiencing issues with the steering angle sensor, including turn signal malfunctions and DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) warnings. These problems can arise due to the critical role the steering angle sensor plays in the vehicle's stability control systems. A common symptom reported is the turn signal failing to disengage after straightening the wheel, which can be frustrating for drivers. Additionally, some owners notice random DSC malfunctions or warning lights related to ABS or traction control, often linked to a dirty steering angle sensor. While cleaning the sensor's contact points may provide a temporary fix, persistent issues may necessitate a complete sensor replacement and reprogramming of the assembly under the steering wheel. It is crucial for owners to address these steering angle sensor problems promptly to maintain the safety and proper functioning of their BMW 750Li's DSC system and related components.

Some BMW 750Li owners report experiencing issues with the Level Control System after servicing the air struts, indicated by the activation of the leveling system light. These problems may arise from a malfunctioning air suspension, which can prevent the vehicle from raising or self-leveling properly. Symptoms of a failing suspension system include warning messages about Level Control Malfunction, hissing sounds from air springs, and imbalances in car height, alongside compressor engagement issues and prolonged operation. Additionally, replacing air struts may lead to uneven air distribution or excessive raising of the rear of the vehicle. Leaking air springs can further disrupt suspension balance, triggering warning messages. Owners are advised to check for leaks, ensure proper air distribution, and verify that the air suspension system is functioning correctly to address these concerns.