Hi I'm new here and a new range rover owner I have a 4.6 2002 vogue I've just had a problem with eas after a loud pop and hiss on motorway I think I may have located offending leak but just asking is there any airlines for eas running across rear axle ....many thanks in advance
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Hi there, thanks for joining the worlds No.1 online Land Rover forum
If you could direct technical questions to the technical boards for your specified vehicle please and for fu@# sake don't past questions in the members vehicles forum, that's for the Land Rover equivalent of a d!ck pic type thread.
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Hi and welcome to the forum
4.6 would be a p38 there are air lines that cross the car at the back one goes from the valve block to the air tank, the lines can get melted from an exhaust blow, best to ask in the range rover section , there is also an eas fault finding check procedure in the tech archive, top of range rover section home page
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
4.6 would be a p38 there are air lines that cross the car at the back one goes from the valve block to the air tank, the lines can get melted from an exhaust blow, best to ask in the range rover section , there is also an eas fault finding check procedure in the tech archive, top of range rover section home page
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
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^^^ Brian’s got it in one.
Any pics of this young P38?
Any pics of this young P38?
Many thanks for your answer and time being new I didnt know about different areas I'll look in correct areas now many thanksHi and welcome to the forum
4.6 would be a p38 there are air lines that cross the car at the back one goes from the valve block to the air tank, the lines can get melted from an exhaust blow, best to ask in the range rover section , there is also an eas fault finding check procedure in the tech archive, top of range rover section home page
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
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You will get very good help from the people on here they know there stuff.
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