[x77md]

Just had New tracking rods and M3 control arms installed in the front and all new eccentric/camber bolts front and rear.

On my way back home from the garage I've had these error messages pop up. I've just had my alignment and the car is no longer driving as wonky as it did on the way home, but the lights remain on.

Has anybody had this happen to them? Will this just need codes clearing or is this bad N54 fate striking again for the third time this month

Any ideas what this might be?

[therealdb1]

Could be a wheel sensor gone faulty (unlucky!) or possibly been disconnected for the suspension mods and not correctly connected up again.
If you cannot read for codes yourself go back to the company that fitted your new parts and get them to check their work as these symptoms appear more likely to be a result of what they have (have not) done.

[x77md]

Originally Posted by therealdb1

Could be a wheel sensor gone faulty (unlucky!) or possibly been disconnected for the suspension mods and not correctly connected up again.
If you cannot read for codes yourself go back to the company that fitted your new parts and get them to check their work as these symptoms appear more likely to be a result of what they have (have not) done.

Yeah, I'm going to get in touch with them and hopefully they can sort this out.

It didn't appear until I started cornering and was some distance from the garage on my route home. I initially thought it might be due to the misalignment being so bad (it was terrible) but having done the alignment on the same day, it's clearly another issue.

[x77md]

Strangely enough… the codes have disappeared (for now) and the car is driving normal..

Odd but I'll take it

[mjn77]

Reset the steering wheel sensor. If you don’t have the device to do it, you can do a “soft” reset by turning the steering full lock to full lock a few times.

There are plenty of videos on YouTube.