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It goes to some contraption under the EGR valve. The "contraption" has 2 vacuum pipes going to it - one from the EGR valve and the other from the vacuum T-piece IIRC.

If it's the alternator bearings or the water pump, putting water on the belts would not eliminate the squeal.

Does anyone know who supplies dessicant for the EAS drier?

You'd want to measure the ride heights by removing (or not if you have the official LR tool) your rubber bump stops and then inserting a block of the appropriate thickness between the lower arm and the bump stop pad on the upper suspension arm. Then use your EAS diagnostic software and drop the...

Probably no more than 1 bar (15 psi) above atmospheric.

Malaysia. No paradise island, yet a little better off than Watford.

Next time we'll all meet some place after a run in our FL's, pop the bonnets, bring out the sausages & chicken wings and have a BBQ. :tea:

Tropical heat here means turbo hoses don't last out anything more than 18 months.

Had this problem once after I re-built my valve block. The suspension would drop no more than 1cm all round if I pulled the EAS relay under the passenger seat or disconnected the battery. Yet, the compressor would keep running until the EAS went faulted and beeped at me. No leaks at the air...

BMW call it the Acoustic Cover Land Rover part no. LBH000130 Yikes! They are about 135 quid each :( Expensive habits, your missus has.

Standard hoses straight off the shelf. No cutting or bending required. Lengths just right. Bore sizes fit. Pics below are self explanatory. Straight coupling 76mm long X 76mm diameter: http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/Search.do?method=delegate&n=525&p=247850&s=samco You'll find the rest...

I have been reading the above posts with great interest especially for those who have had to replace turbo intercooler hoses. For a few quid more why don't you replace with Samco 57mm silicone hoses that are virtually manufactured to last a lifetime.