SLS Issue

Stevo,

I've had this issue, and replaced both airbags, after "soapy water" test. It's a 10min job and relatively simple, even for a novice.
Best place to get them is Arnotts in the US, about half the price (landed at your door) of anywhere here in OZ.
Although when I got mine, the $ was .96c not .66c
LAND ROVER Air Suspension Parts - Discovery II Series 1998-2004
They're US$283.80 for a pair + about US$55 postage = AUD$516
That's about $3-400 cheaper than anywhere else in OZ
IMHO they're far better made and better material than OEM or Airbag mans too.

My RHS has started to go down again, and this time it's not airbags. Apparently looks like valve body or possibly the thread that goes into compressor...the search continues
I like the SLS, but a coil conversion could be on the cars, they're only a few dollars as well.

Good Luck

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Originally Posted by FenianEel

Stevo,

I've had this issue, and replaced both airbags, after "soapy water" test. It's a 10min job and relatively simple, even for a novice.
Best place to get them is Arnotts in the US, about half the price (landed at your door) of anywhere here in OZ.
Although when I got mine, the $ was .96c not .66c
LAND ROVER Air Suspension Parts - Discovery II Series 1998-2004
They're US$283.80 for a pair + about US$55 postage = AUD$516
That's about $3-400 cheaper than anywhere else in OZ
IMHO they're far better made and better material than OEM or Airbag mans too.

My RHS has started to go down again, and this time it's not airbags. Apparently looks like valve body or possibly the thread that goes into compressor...the search continues
I like the SLS, but a coil conversion could be on the cars, they're only a few dollars as well.

Good Luck

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Thanks for that mate....yep they are cheaper than what is on offer at airbagmans,

Regards

Stevo

Had the same issue Stevo with the door slam & down she goes. Most of my trip into the Simpson involved a good door slam at the end of the day & a very easy unload! I left the bag replacement a little too long and found that the compressor was on its way out by the time the bags were changed. I got my bags from airbagman ex gst for $554 last year delivered. Can I quietly say - Buy Australian?

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Originally Posted by Ricey

Had the same issue Stevo with the door slam & down she goes. Most of my trip into the Simpson involved a good door slam at the end of the day & a very easy unload! I left the bag replacement a little too long and found that the compressor was on its way out by the time the bags were changed. I got my bags from airbagman ex gst for $554 last year delivered. Can I quietly say - Buy Australian?

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Thanks for that Pete...would be more than happy to buy australian bar the cost of around $200 more...which my friend is $200 to another mod :),

Regards

Stevo

Where can you get 2 bags for $340 aud?

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Originally Posted by stevo68

Thanks for that Pete...would be more than happy to buy australian bar the cost of around $200 more...which my friend is $200 to another mod :),

Regards

Stevo

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Originally Posted by Ricey

Where can you get 2 bags for $340 aud?

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The airbag mans are now $690 for 2,

Regards

Stevo

Ah, ok.sorry about that. Thats a big jump in three months!

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Originally Posted by FenianEel

Stevo,

I've had this issue, and replaced both airbags, after "soapy water" test. It's a 10min job and relatively simple, even for a novice.
Best place to get them is Arnotts in the US, about half the price (landed at your door) of anywhere here in OZ.
Although when I got mine, the $ was .96c not .66c
LAND ROVER Air Suspension Parts - Discovery II Series 1998-2004
They're US$283.80 for a pair + about US$55 postage = AUD$516
That's about $3-400 cheaper than anywhere else in OZ
IMHO they're far better made and better material than OEM or Airbag mans too.

My RHS has started to go down again, and this time it's not airbags. Apparently looks like valve body or possibly the thread that goes into compressor...the search continues
I like the SLS, but a coil conversion could be on the cars, they're only a few dollars as well.

Good Luck

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10 min job, hmmmmm.!
Ive done this 4 times now, I'm probably a bit anal about safety (as a qualified Fitter/Turner, (not practising)) but can chage over both in around 1 hr total. Land Rover quote 1 hr each side.
I agree it is a simple job, but you need to be vigilant that the vehicle is chocked and supported on stands, not a jack. Removing a wheel with the standard LR kit takes me 5 minutes!

I just posted some SLS stuff here you might be interested in. http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery/...tml#post916534

and this might help http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery/...completed.html

Cheers

Simon

It is possible to rebuild the compressor(built by Wabco),,,
certainly cheaper than buying a new one,,,:angel:

Yes, I've been talking to WABCO all week.

I'll let you know what I find out.