Disco 2 flat air bag
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There's a good write up for this job on the Discovery2 .CO.UK site, I followed this when I did mine.
http://www.discovery2.co.uk/Rear Air Springs.html
http://www.discovery2.co.uk/Rear Air Springs.html
sierrafery
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You can jack up one side at a time and no need to undo the pipes at the valves cos it's possible to hurt the o-rings there and create a leak in vain, once jacked up enough you can release the air at the bag's connector without any probs then swap the bag, push in the pipe and job done
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Good point, I didn't undo the pipes at the valves, just undid them at the airbag. The ones I took off had a compression type connection, whereas the new ones were push in.
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check if you can unscrew the push fit connectoor from the dunlop and then you can swap it with the voss connector of the new bag or you can find push fit PC4 - M8 connectors like in the pic... just make sure about the thread cos i'm not 100% convinced that it's M8 1.0 or 1.25 or other in the bag, must be the same like the voss
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Sell it.... lol
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