You can do the shock alone, but the complete strut is easier and probably cheaper.
What do you mean it doesn't work
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						SupporterHas this been covered? Couldn't find it in a search.
I have just bought a 2009 D4 3.0 tdi with air suspension and the right rear shock absorber isn't working. Do I have to buy a whole new unit or can I just replace the shocker? Should I do the lot at the same time?
Regards, Erik
You can do the shock alone, but the complete strut is easier and probably cheaper.
What do you mean it doesn't work
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						SupporterAt over 100km/hr, when going over bumps, it drifts off to the right. This is a little disconcerting when I get up to overtaking speed on our rain affected country NSW roads...
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						SupporterSo am I looking at $600 per corner?
I would do both rears as you are probably getting up there in mileage, as above buy then from one of the many UK suppliers.
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						SupporterThanks for that information.
So these cheaper ones on ebay oz are not good?
4x Front & Rear LH RH Air Suspension Strut for Land Rover Discovery L319 L320 | eBay
$893 for a set of 4?
Going cheap parts on a LR is a recipe for unplanned breakdowns at inopportune times.
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						SupporterEric BM
I fitted those cheap ones to my D4 a couple of months ago.
I was doing a round WA trip and my front shocks started leaking. Both of them. The oil from the shocks ruined the air bag seals and I ended up sitting in Carnarvon for 8 days while I waited for delivery from Melbourne. Thanks for that AusPost!
The reason I bought the cheapies was so I could get them delivered quicker than from England???
Also, the ones I'd fitted 50,000kms previously were from England and BWI, so I wouldn't put them up on too much of a pedestal!
The cheapies looked to be as well built as the ones I took off, and have worked perfectly for the last 5-6,000kms.
Time will tell.
Regards
Trevor
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