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CFB
 


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Compressor Cover

I have noticed that my air suspension compressor is very noisy, when I looked under the car I can see that the cover is broken and some of the foam insert is exposed (might have done it on th peaks run). I read an earlier post about mud etc getting in and making it noisy but before I take a look should I order a replacement cover or is it merely cosmetic?
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Post #17676211th Jul 2007 2:38 pm
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do take a look - DG got loads of cr*p out of his. This is something i'm going to be doing soon too
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Post #17683111th Jul 2007 5:01 pm
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CFB... it depends on the scale of damage ...there's already a penny sized drain hole in the bottom casing if your problem is of a similar size then I wouldn't worry too much TBH Wink
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Post #17683611th Jul 2007 5:05 pm
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It's quite a big hole...

Click image to enlarge
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Post #17684211th Jul 2007 5:14 pm
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looks like it has just been pushed up. Remove the cover and have a look to see if there is any damage. put a small hole in mine and I fixed it by welding it with a soldering iron.
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Post #17684911th Jul 2007 5:22 pm
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It hasn't been pushed up, there is a huge chunk of it missing. Ordered a new top cover from Yeovil (only around a tenner)
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Post #17685111th Jul 2007 5:28 pm
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Embarassed top half stuffed. How did you manage that put a hole in my bottom half when I sat on a rock.
new one is cheap as chips. Very Happy dread to think how much it would be here. Sad
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Our rock sliders protect this area!


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Post #17702112th Jul 2007 12:34 am
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Have we got any UK prices yet Nate ? Confused
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Our proposed UK distributor seems to have gone on sabbatical...

We are really trying hard to get him lined up. We've got the shop rolling, but if the UK order isn't submitted soon, the projected UK delivery date may not line up well with the Morocco trip, as the first few batches will be sold to US costumers if the UK order is not submitted soon.
  
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I drove over the cover for my compressor (don't ask how!), and stuck it back with superglue, and has been fine since! Smile
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bkehoe wrote:
I drove over the cover for my compressor (don't ask how!), and stuck it back with superglue, and has been fine since! Smile

did you get your car sorted.
  
Post #17757913th Jul 2007 12:39 pm
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Ok so I have got the new compressor top cover (thanks Nick) but how on earth do I fit it? The lower cover is easy to remove (3 bolts) but the top piece is wedged between the compressor and the floor of the car. The only way I can see to get it out is to totally remove the compressor, pipes wiring etc which I am not going to do of course.

Anyone know an easier way?
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Nathan

If you have to replace the compressor or just clean inside...

I saw pictures in this forum that recomend to clean from time to time the "housing" of the compressor.
http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic11652.html )....

In that case...Do you have to dismount the hole rockslide?...is it easy?


best regards
Nash
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