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bezzabsa:

--- Quote from: "Range Rover Blues" ---Air intake in rear driver's wing under the fuel filler (assuming a plastic fuel tank).  Access through the inner wing behind the subwoofer.
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so i have to take sub out???

Range Rover Blues:
Yes but all you will find is a small plastic thing with some foam in it.  If you lie under the car I believe you will see the air intake pipe connected to the head of the compressor where it sticks out of the rear of the control box, try disconnecting it there (cover with an old rag before you run it.)

Also check the air reservoir for water, loosen do not remove the drain plug, don't worry the suspension will not go down.

bezzabsa:

--- Quote from: "Range Rover Blues" ---Yes but all you will find is a small plastic thing with some foam in it.  If you lie under the car I believe you will see the air intake pipe connected to the head of the compressor where it sticks out of the rear of the control box, try disconnecting it there (cover with an old rag before you run it.)

Also check the air reservoir for water, loosen do not remove the drain plug, don't worry the suspension will not go down.
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bit late for that, been sat on - or just above - the bump stops since last night...pump was really noisy on the way to telford - lots of noise from the 'boot' area' now all we have is a 'tinkling' noise coming from the pump under the sill...really confusing me now, especially as the tell tale lights still insist it all OK  :shock:

Range Rover Blues:
If the pump has failed the EAS won't actually know, so it will think the system is waiting for pressure tp build.  Do the lights go out on the dash or are the up and down ones lit all the time?

Range Rover Blues:
P.S. the tinkling is the valves opening and closing I think, so the pump is not runnig.  It could be either the pressure switch that's stuffed or the thermal cutout on the pump, also stuffed.  If you were closer I could put it on Rovacom and tell you for definite.

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