Recent content by shupack
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FS: 1995-2002 Range Rover Rims, EAS Parts, New Compressor, etc...
I'll take all the EAS parts, if I can't convince you to go back to EAS... -
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air suspension problems,
you can overhaul your EAS for about $500, not $5000, just stay away from the dealer...- shupack
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Air to coil suspension replacement
you can overhaul your EAS for much less than that, it is a DIY job. I PM'd you.- shupack
- Post #2
- Forum: Range Rover
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Compare the Rover Offroad?
a friend in Tejas shot this... http://www.rangerovers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14391&highlight=border+patroll&sid=9d1484cdf5129b8c853688e5ce0058e2- shupack
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Air suspension trouble
I hope I'm not too late, don't castrate your RR, the system is repairable, in your driveway.- shupack
- Post #3
- Forum: Range Rover
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air suspension problems,
You've got a leak in that corner, probably a worn out bag, could just be the arirline orings. If you don't have the "slow-35mph max" message your'e ok, once you fix the fault normal operation will resume. Don't push it though, the hard fault could come at any time. Have a look at the airbags...- shupack
- Post #3
- Forum: Range Rover
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eas fault
EAS repair. You have a "soft fault" which can be caused by many minor problems. It is a warning, to let you know that a "hard fault" is on it's way. the soft fault could be caused by a bad sensor (might even be just dirty) a bad pressure switch, or the compressor running too long (to name...- shupack
- Post #5
- Forum: Range Rover
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Air suspension problem
EAS repair. Not True! you can rebuild your vavle block with $14 worth of orings, including the non-return valves. I've found that even with a rebuilt block the tank will empty if the "self leveling gremlin" drops you to the bumps. Havn't figured out why but I don't think it's leaking...- shupack
- Post #27
- Forum: Range Rover
