EDC lights on after Spring change.

[Vic_M4CS]

Looking for some advice on some lights that came on after a shop changed out some springs.

2019 M4CS with 9k miles.
Swapped from H&R VFT springs to OEM springs.

The following lights came on after spring install and alighnment.

-4823C2 (EPS control unit: Initialisation fault, steering angle, directional stability not learned)The Indy shop said their diagnostic tool couldn’t connect to the ECU to reset the steering angle. I suspect that caused this light maybe?
- 482795 (ICM: Rear left ride height sensor, invalid measured value)
-480AB8 (DSC control unit: Vehicle start with vehicle moving or driving condition unknown)
-D35A53(Signal, actual steering angle, front axle, 57.1.2, invalid, transmitter ICM/EPS)
-E699F4 (Signal, one-lane model driving dynamics data, 66.0.2, invalid, transmitter ICM)
- D01B2A(Signal, actual position EPS, 51.0.2) invalid, transmitter EPS)

I figured that the shop might have damaged a sensor or something during Install. BMW game me the aforementioned codes but they refused to cover any repairs under warranty because another shop did the spring install. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[Vic_M4CS]

I’ll add that the car drives normal except I can’t select the m1 or m2 button. The following codes were from the Indy shop, slightly different than all of the other Bmw dealership codes.

[TractionControlDelete]

Originally Posted by Vic_M4CS

I’ll add that the car drives normal except I can’t select the m1 or m2 button. The following codes were from the Indy shop, slightly different than all of the other Bmw dealership codes.

This exact thing happened to me! My issue was quickly resolved - when my installer plugged in the EDC sensor, after the install, he inadvertently bent two of the pins. So ultimately it was a connection issue. We simply made sure the pins were straighten out, reconnected it, turned off the car, closed the door with the locks, reopened it and started the car up to see the issues were resolved.