Thread: New EAS Compessor Option

Originally Posted by Graeme

My old-style compressor works fine but how can I get a new one before end of warranty?

I have a nice new shiney box that says 'new air compressor' that has a rather old sad worn out one in it that I can send you if need be Graeme.

Would that do the trick? ...

Cheers,
Terry

Originally Posted by SBD4

up,down,up,down,up,down,up,down.......

Hmmm.

Very cheeky.

I wouldn't recommend doing this.

If your compressor doesn't screw up under warranty chances are it won't for a while. I don't see replacements after the end of the warranty period very often.

Also as a proud Land Rover dealer employee, I would hate to think that we have customers who take advantage of us in such a way.

Originally Posted by LRTech23

Hmmm.

Very cheeky.

Also as a proud Land Rover dealer employee, I would hate to think that we have customers who take advantage of us in such a way.

No sir no one here who would take advantage of a Land Rover dealer

cheers,
Terry

At this point Graeme's compressor actually fails.

Either that and it looks sus or it will fail the day after the end of warranty, which is more likely seeing that it was replaced early in the warranty period.

I must have jinxed my D4's compressor. No rising slowly messages but over the last couple of days 'normal height only' with C1A20 code (pressure increases too slowly when filling reservoir). The fault occurs soon after starting without any height changes having been requested, so just resuming reservoir filling from the previous ignition cycle. It will only react to height increase requests if switched prior to or immediately after startup, with the front taking forever to rise. Thankfully height changes are attempted before attempting to fill the reservoir.

In light of the existance of a new design compressor, I'll not rejuvinate the dryer unless it stops working altogether.

There is a TSB for them (if a cutomer has an issue). If under warranty you should get the new one.

Its still within warranty by nearly 3 months and just over 10K kms. If I'd known yesterday that it would raise if requested early enough the rear bumper would most likely still be attached.