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Pimpintgepidge
 


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Amk compressor mounts

Hey everyone, I’ve been getting an error message on the D4 the last few times of use of standard height only. Now I’ve noticed for a while that the compressor seems a little slow so after a check on the gap tool I’m hoping the compressor just needs a service and valve block cleaning. I’ve also noticed that the mounts that hold the compressor seem to be worn/loose. I have tried to find replacement parts but it’s looking like after Christmas (eBay) but I would like to get said job done over the Christmas. Does anyone know a part number or anywhere I can get them from a little quicker? Thanks Colin
 2015 D4 HSE Loire Blue  
Post #231827412th Dec 2022 10:26 am
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gstuart
 


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Hi

Found this part number LR038116

https://new.lrcat.com/#!/12728/48240/48483/3835/48537

Also a complete bracket and mounts , but late delivery 28th dec

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313918513484?fi...R86Kgt-gYQ   
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gstuart
 


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Yikes , regarding the rubber mounts, u might want to sit down Thud

https://britcar.com/product.php/1018146/0/mounting___rubber

Just seen these , not 100% sure if they will fit as they’re quoting Mercedes , was just a thought in case they’re similar ??

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/324236152362?_t...101224.m-1   
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Snoopy11
 


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£70.... for a rubber mount.. Confused That's f Censored ridiculous..
Even the £30 e-bay option seems a lot especially when the postage is added

Assuming the bolts / springs that are existing can be reused the cost of the rubber will be pennies..


Is this a common problem? Up a creek...now where have I stashed the paddle  
Post #231828712th Dec 2022 11:13 am
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SpiderBaby
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England 2005 Discovery 3 TDV6 SE Auto Zermatt SilverDiscovery 3

Not tried it myself and it's just a wild thought but since worn prop shaft rubber mounts are commonly repaired with Sikafix or similar (search on here for more info) maybe you could do similar as a temporary fix?

Obviously you make your own decisions and take responsibility for your own actions etc etc I see no ships........  
Post #231828812th Dec 2022 11:25 am
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Pimpintgepidge
 


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Yes they are steep! I do have a box or 2 with all sorts of bits in, maybe I can make something. Thanks for your help… 2015 D4 HSE Loire Blue  
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Pimpintgepidge
 


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The more I look at the picture the more it looks like the bolts were never tightened properly because surly if they were worn that much the rubbers would have disintegrated. I will investigate more when the service kit comes. 2015 D4 HSE Loire Blue  
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Admirable
 


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This link https://alvadi.ee/en/original/7400435-LR038116-LAND-ROVER?sv=5 would suggest you may receive 5 rubber mounts for your money?

I also found it may be a Ford Ranger part?

https://www.fordoner.com/shop/ford-transit...anger-j97/  
Post #231830112th Dec 2022 12:37 pm
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Re: Amk compressor mounts

Pimpintgepidge wrote:
Hey everyone, I’ve been getting an error message on the D4 the last few times of use of standard height only. Now I’ve noticed for a while that the compressor seems a little slow so after a check on the gap tool I’m hoping the compressor just needs a service and valve block cleaning. I’ve also noticed that the mounts that hold the compressor seem to be worn/loose. I have tried to find replacement parts but it’s looking like after Christmas (eBay) but I would like to get said job done over the Christmas. Does anyone know a part number or anywhere I can get them from a little quicker? Thanks Colin


supposed to be like that new ones will be the same Thumbs Up
edit:- there are springs under them so they can go up and down to support the compressor please excuse any grammer/punctuation mistakes,i'm thick,thankyou
current vehicles 2005 d3 2013 d4  
Post #231830912th Dec 2022 1:03 pm
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