Thread: EAS compressor seal - where to get?

Airbag Man here in Bris Metro (Brendale) AIRBAG MAN | Australia's No. 1 & leading Air Suspension :: Airbags :: Air Springs Specialists had them in stock when I was there the other day. No doubt they could send one o'night xprss post. The piston rings are not cheap... good luck!

Good thinking.

Air Bag Man only do a kit, $195inc GST for a new piston, seal, sleeve and conrod assembly.

It makes sense to swap all the bits over given the pump was running with a buggered seal for a while.

Ordered one, today.

Rover Renovations Range Rover Air Compressor Parts, everything needed to restore your EAS

US$35

Originally Posted by p38arover

Rover Renovations Range Rover Air Compressor Parts, everything needed to restore your EAS

US$35

same kit as airbagman supplies

given the piston has been running with a buggered seal, it's best to replace the cylinder too at this point.

Also need the RR back on the road so we can take the dog to the beach.

I found British Four Wheel Drive - Land Rover Parts, Range Rover Parts, Discovery Parts, Freelander Parts, Defender Parts, Accessories & Spares Specialist the best and cheapest for parts..if it aint listed ring them.. in tassie but post express

part arrived yesterday

all assembled so i dont even have to risk damaging the new seal trying to fit it to the piston

15 minute job to swap it over according to the instructions

Compressor is rebuilt, installed and working.

however

The air bag man kit didn't fit my compressor in my 1993 classic with some mods.


the big end counter balance weight was slightly too bit to fit through the compressor body and I had to grind a 1mm off each side.

The piston is different and the indent where the screw for the metal air flap was too small.

I had to drill the recess in the piston slightly larger.

Only issue now is that the rangie won't go right down ontop it's bump stops when the down switch is pressed.

It was doing this prior to the rebuild.

I swapped the up and down switches on the loom and it isn't the switch itself.

what other factors would prevent it from going down totally?

All other functions are fine, going up, self leveling, dropping down to std ride from normal etc

AFAIR when the suspension is active (ign on, vehicle in use) the suspension should NOT get to the bump stops but should stop at ACCESS height. The LOWER lamp flashes while this is occurring and remains constantly lit when at this position.

The standard ride height is resumed if the RAISE switch is pressed, OR the inhibit switched on, OR the vehicle is driven off.

If it hits the bump stops, something is very wrong.

And the situation you describe - down to the stops - will probably have been as a result of the compressor fault.

More info? Check the book of knowledge!

Best wishes and glad the EAS is now working.

Pete