EAS update...again

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after having a week away from it i decided it was time to get stuck in again. My previous faults were just a complete lack of any EAS.
After using the software i concluded that it must be at least a duff compressor. One ebay purchase later and i have a second hand compressor ready to fit.

Fitted this yesterday and after letting the reserve tank fill.....she rose! yay, or so i thought. All was well whilst she was running, as soon as i took the key out, the rear right of the truck fell back on its arse. bugger.

Im now in a dilema, do i replace just the rears or go all out and do all 4, baring in mind im only looking to keep this for a year before i get myself an l322.
Also, which are the better ones to get? Looking on the bay gives me OEM dunlop's at £230 something, or Arnotts at almost £300.

Lastly how difficult are these to change? im fairly competent and have a good selection of tools, just not a great deal of knowledge when it comes to these. Thanks in advance
 
after having a week away from it i decided it was time to get stuck in again. My previous faults were just a complete lack of any EAS.
After using the software i concluded that it must be at least a duff compressor. One ebay purchase later and i have a second hand compressor ready to fit.

Fitted this yesterday and after letting the reserve tank fill.....she rose! yay, or so i thought. All was well whilst she was running, as soon as i took the key out, the rear right of the truck fell back on its arse. bugger.

Im now in a dilema, do i replace just the rears or go all out and do all 4, baring in mind im only looking to keep this for a year before i get myself an l322.
Also, which are the better ones to get? Looking on the bay gives me OEM dunlop's at £230 something, or Arnotts at almost £300.

Lastly how difficult are these to change? im fairly competent and have a good selection of tools, just not a great deal of knowledge when it comes to these. Thanks in advance


Change the lot, they will all be on their last legs. If you are not keeping it, go for the cheapest. If you might keep it, go for Arnott Gen 2's, they have a lifetime warranty.
Easy job in principle, although the rears can be stuck in place. I can send you a guide with photo's if you PM me with an email address, or do a search for idiots guide:) Make sure you order new retaining clips with the airbags.
 
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