Well, first sign of snow and I get "Adaptive Dynamics Fault" and of course no terrain response. It's impressive how stiff the suspension is without it, but a trifle annoying.

Anyone else had this? Will it have miraculously disappeared when I go to start the car in the morning, or is a trip to the dealer on the cards? 

Try again later, cold weather and blown snow or a little build up of ice can do strnge things...

Supacat wrote:

Try again later, cold weather and blown snow or a little build up of ice can do strnge things...

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Thanks.

The fault was present all day yesterday. Still "faulty" this morning driving to work. Went to take it to the dealers and "fault" cleared.

Must learn that the car is not designed to use in the snow.  

Sheeesh, buy a 4x4 and expecting it to work in the snow.....some people....

Good to hear the fault's cleared itself, but hope you find out what caused it too. ON THE WAY: BMW F21 M140i
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