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Reference: 1053
Range Rover P38 MKII & Classic EAS 6mm Airline 1995-2002
EAS 6mm Repair Replacement Air Suspension Airline Range Rover P38 MKII All Models 1995-2002 Range Rover Classic with Air Suspension Models 1992-1995
Reference: 1053
EAS 6mm Repair Replacement Air Suspension Airline Range Rover P38 MKII All Models 1995-2002 Range Rover Classic with Air Suspension Models 1992-1995
Reference: 1056 Straight
Straight Section 6mm Reoair EAS Airline Replacement Fitting Connector Range Rover P38 MKII ALL Models 1994 – 2002 Range Rover Classic with Air Suspension Models 1992-1995
Reference: 1302 - BEKL1
EAS Kicker Lite Air Suspension Computer ECU Reset Tool Range Rover P38 MKII 4.0L, 4.6L 2.5TD Models 1994-2002
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EAS Compressor Pump Repair Kit Range Rovers P38 (MKII) All Models 1995-2002 Range Rover Classic All Models with Air Suspension 1992 - 1995
Reference: 1003 - DA4696
Range Rover P38 MKII 0, 4.6, 2.5TD Models 1995-2002 Keyfob Remote Alarm Repair Kit
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Air Suspension Compressor Pump
Mercedes-Benz V-Class (W638) Models 1996-2003
Original Equipment Number:
6383280202, 6383280302, 6383280402, 6383280502
Mercedes-Benz V-Class (W638) Models 1996-2003
As the UK Distributor for Arnott we are pleased to offer you this part because Arnott have teamed up directly with Gast Manufacturing to design this reliable air suspension compressor for the Mercedes-Benz V-Class. This heavy-duty compressor features an epoxy-coated finish to prevent corrosion and a rocking arm piston with exclusive long-life cup material.
This air suspension compressor is a 100% replacement for the original equipment compressor. This pump includes plugs and brackets that provide an OE fit. Installation is quick and easy and an installation guide is included. The compressor performs flawlessly under all circumstances including full vehicle loads and trailer towing.
Original Equipment Number:
6383280202, 6383280302, 6383280402, 6383280502
Arnott Air Suspension Compressor - Mercedes-Benz V-Class (W638) fits the following vehicle(s):
Please Note: Before you buy a compressor please keep in mind that the main reason a compressor fails is because there is a leak in the Air Suspension System causing the compressor to overwork and "Burn Out".
The most common cause for a leak in the system is an old leaky air spring bag. Your compressor warranty will be voided if there are further air leaks within the system causing your new compressor to overwork beyond its designed capabilities.