RKB101460G - Spring Rear Air - Susp by DunlopSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

RKB101460G - Veer achter - Lucht - Susp

- €133,40

€133,40

€133,40 - €133,40

€133,40

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Brand Dunlop

Vering Achter Lucht - Ophang

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER 1994 - 2001 CLASSIC Luchtveren en dempers - Achter met luchtvering

Alternative Codes

RKB101460GRKB101460ANR3378ANR4685

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Frequently asked questions

What does the rear air suspension spring do on a Range Rover P38?

The rear air suspension spring is a pneumatic air bag in the rear air spring and damper assembly on Range Rover P38 (1994-2001) models with Electronic Air Suspension. Fitted between the rear axle and chassis, it replaces a coil spring, supporting load and holding ride height under EAS compressor control.

What are the signs a rear air spring has failed?

A sagging rear corner and a compressor that runs constantly are typical signs the rear air spring has perished or is leaking. On the Range Rover P38 EAS system, a leaking air bag forces the compressor to overwork holding ride height, which can lead to compressor failure if left.

Should both rear air springs be replaced together?

Replacing both rear air springs together is usually sensible on the Range Rover P38, since a bag that's perished on one side means the other is the same age and likely close behind. Renewing as a pair keeps rear ride height even and reduces repeat labour.

RKB101460G - Veer achter - Lucht - Susp

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