johnsteele
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offside rear is on its bump stops so ive ordered new bags for both sides, rave describes it but has anyone done bags before and any pitfalls? advise appreciated
L322 rear air bags
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RRkev
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not done them but supposed to be quite easy to do, circle at the top bolt at the bottom. i think i mine may need attention this year
johnsteele
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ive had it 12 years so im anticipating something waiting to bite me
RRkev
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mines bit me more than once in the last 12 months
PPP38vouge
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Peice of cake to do bags, there is a how to guide at the top of the home page, order yourself some new retaining clips too, they are cheap and you WILL probably need them. Done my front and rear bags in around 3 hours and that's with battling with the rears cos they tend to get stuck after a few years, get yourself a good size crowbar too, helped getting my ones out.
johnsteele
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please direct me to the how to guide i cant find it
tomcat59alan
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It's now known as Technical Archive, top left of R/R home page
johnsteele
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found it
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are you talking about P38 as the thread is about a L322 i think
johnsteele
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yes the how to is for the p38 mines a l322
johnsteele
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new air bags arrived, so jacked, up axle stands in, wheel off and ready to go armed with crowbar chisels lump hammer 2 tins of plusgas. only to find that the bags are fine! in fact excellent condition for 12 years old. the culprit is the height sensor and had snapped fell apart and corroded. so i called the supplier and asked if i could return the bags. no problem he said just send them back (paddock spares). i said while your on can i order a new height sensor for the rear off side (l322 4.4 2004) he asked if i had xenon headlights as it makes a difference as the off side front and rear height sensors control the xenon light leveling.when i said that is the one he gave me the part no RQH000091 then said however that part is only available from the main dealers. i said hang on as i typed the part no into google and most advertised it. however when i tried to order it from others it said the part no was super seeded to #RQH100030 he said be aware of this as that is the part no for the near side rear and disco 2 and will not work with xenon lights. hope this might help someone if they ever need a rear height sensor for the off side (xenon lights l322)
johnsteele
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i thought this to be good advise from paddock spares and ordered Rqh000091 from the dealers at £83 + vat to be available on tuesday. so i stripped the original one off the car today and it has the part no RQH100030 and is the original part that the car was made with!!!!! can any one confirm what i need please L322 2004 petrol with xenon lights
johnsteele
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i got the sensor fitted today Rqh000091 may be from manufacture they fitted the wrong part no RQH100030? all works now anyway
