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Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
Just a bump to say I still have the AMK compressor, the steering column shaft, and the rear brake rotor and pads for sale. -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
No, not plug and play. They use a different bracket, so you'll need that. And then you'll need to reprogram with a GAP iiD tool or something similar. -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
Just a bump to say I still have the AMK compressor, the steering column shaft, and the rear brake rotor and pads for sale. -
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Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
I can no longer edit the first post, but the trailer hitch and the trailer wiring harness are sold. -
HD package retrofit
The differential gearing is a different ratio between LR3 and LR4. Even if everything works, you'll have to replace the front diff, too, then hope that doesn't make any other computer stuff go all screwy. -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
I can no longer edit the first post, but the Transmission fluid kit has been sold. -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
The center valve block has been sold. Everything else remains. Had to get a new ball bearing to rebuild the trailer hitch receiver, but did not get time to finish that job before I had to leave town for a week. Will post pictures of that when it is done. -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
Sorry, just saw this. Just sent you a PM. -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
Not to keep pimping my for sale thread, but I just found some more stuff. Center air suspension valve block, rear tailgate actuator and moisture shield, rear brake pads. All prices are negotiable (within reason). -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
I found some more parts and listed them in the initial post. -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
Had to create a new "for sale" thread as the old one was getting disorganized and the initial post was too old for me to edit. https://www.landroverworld.org/threads/several-land-rover-parts-for-sale-trailer-hitch-amk-compressor-transmission-service-kit-etc.45515/ I keep finding more and more... -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
Regarding the transmission kit, it's for the 6HP ZF transmission (used in the 2010 to 2013 LR4s and other Land Rovers). Not sure if it works for later transmissions. You'll have to contact Atlantic British to find out. It was this kit: https://www.roverparts.com/transmission/kits/ATFCKWFL/... -
Several Land Rover parts for sale. Trailer Hitch, AMK Compressor, Transmission Service Kit, etc.
I have several parts and accessories still for sale. These are all parts I bought for my LR4 and wound up never getting around to installing, or never needed to install because whatever problem I had wound up being something else (and just kept the part thinking I'd need it one day). In other... -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
Just at the dealer's network. But it's the Hendrick dealership network, which I guess has locations all over. https://www.hendricktoyotamerriam.com/the-hendrick-advantage Not holding my breath that this is really that great. But who knows. This wasn't any factor in me deciding to put my... -
LR4 Transmission Fluid Change: Pan Swap Option
I opened my Atlantic British rebuild kit (never used it; I've got it for sale in the sales section) and the standard gasket was ripped from the factory. That's all I needed to order the Lubelocker gasket... which I also wound up never using and is included in the sale. -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
I was 80% sure I was going to get a Defender a few months ago, but then the Land Cruisers started popping up on the Youtube car review sites and I started liking them more than the Defender. That, and there are a few other things that put me off of the Defender. First, is how big of a PITA it... -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
I think the Octa is going to be over $200k. Redic. -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
The one thing about the Land Cruiser is that I can probably just buy it, drive it for a year, then sell it for not much loss (if any at all) if I decide it's not for me. One of the local dealers I reached out to a month or two ago (and who told me they were sold out) hit me up again last week... -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
Not 100% the Land Cruiser is the way I'm going. I've got a deposit on one but it has yet to arrive (will probably be here within the next week). If not a Land Cruiser, then maybe a Defender? Not sure. Right now, though, I am vehicleless. -
ARB dual compressor mounting?
Just realized I never made much of a video to finish off this thread. But here's one I made for the cars and bids listing: -
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
Loaded the LR4 on the carrier's trailer this morning. Off to New York State it goes. Bought it on January 16, 2016, and it's been a great 8.5 years since. Never let me down. Contrary to Rover folklore, this is the only time I've ever seen it on a trailer. Looking back on my post history... -
Testing air suspension for leaks?
That stinks. Seems like the enshitification of things knows no bounds. In that case, if I were in the market right now, I'd go with OE units from on of the UK-based suppliers. -
Testing air suspension for leaks?
The Arnott complaints are dated. I believe Arnott formerly sold rebuilt units that had quality problems. I've been running them in my LR4 for years without problem. Edit to say that I've been running their new units for years, not the old rebuilt ones they used to sell. -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
Yeah. Every Toyota they sell comes with a lifetime drivetrain warranty for the original owner. My guess is they figure most people don't own a car much longer than 5 to 6 years, and if anyone does, it's a Toyota they're putting the warranty on.
