The "New comp" came, its not running at all, the other one was running, just to make sure, what can I check first before I blame the comp?
They said sent it back to Germany, I have a return sticker for it UPS they will refund me (again) im getting a Dunlop.......
Have you tried @kurtjohnson10 for a replacement compressor?
Fuse?!
No you think I should check it all out first then? Before I send it back again
Another good car ruined.Ah that’s better...
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The only good thing about the P38 is the EAS IMO.Oh it’s a good one now, after it’s been ruined?
Easier to repair once it’s out and the oil lingering in bay is due to it all hiding in there
I too have a P38 because I can't afford a decent 4 X 4I’ve never had it so I wouldn’t know.
I have 19yrs LR history with vehicle, great majority of the bills are ££££ EAS. It was completely shot when I got it.
I didn’t know how simple it was or could be repaired only that I couldn’t be sure of something I’m not familiar. Was offered old coils/struts and 32” tyres v.cheap so they had to be ruled out as an issue. The vehicle was to work in wet muddy conditions mostly. Every other 4x4 ,including 2 90s, have never had issues with coils during these conditions. Leaf springs on hilux were issue.
Il get EAS back on it one day (lifted EAS as it’s height/tyres are it’s defining feature for mine). Priority is getting it to long term viability for now as it’s already 24yrs old and I’m not a mechanic or terribly rich man. That’s why I have a p38
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