Lack of pressure from the compressor, probably worn out feeding leaks in your old airbags. Take a look at Wammers guide in the tech archive and check the compressor output.
Where will I find the tech archive?
Cheers.
 
Lack of pressure from the compressor, probably worn out feeding leaks in your old airbags. Take a look at Wammers guide in the tech archive and check the compressor output.

Have done, their is what I would describe as gentle suction just discernible however when I turned the engine off their was a I can only describe as ‘gasping noises’ coming from the unit....is this normal?
 
If you had new bags due to leaks has the pump been refurbed as it will have worn, for the cost of a rebuild kit it gives you a known good pump.
have you tried running the car with the door open for a while then trying height changes.

Aye, no difference and trying to manually adjust the ride heights has no,effect.
 
Aye, no difference and trying to manually adjust the ride heights has no,effect.

It sounds like you have a worn pump and possibly a leak in an airline ,
did you undo the blue pipe from pump and put finger over if it did not push your finger off pump seal is worn out.
 
It sounds like you have a worn pump and possibly a leak in an airline ,
did you undo the blue pipe from pump and put finger over if it did not push your finger off pump seal is worn out.
That the one underneath the pump or the one behind the unit itself itself?
Any idea what can be causing the panting and clicking noise when I turn the engine off?
 
The blue one in this picture under the pump
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The click click puff puff when you turn engine of is the self leveling and there should also be a little puft as the pump stops
 
The blue one in this picture under the pump
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The click click puff puff when you turn engine of is the self leveling and there should also be a little puft as the pump stops
From what I can see, it looks like you have to take the pump off to check the output but that will have to wait until tomorrow.
Any ideas on the best place to order a replacement pump? As it look to be the direction I’m heading.
 
From what I can see, it looks like you have to take the pump off to check the output but that will have to wait until tomorrow.
Any ideas on the best place to order a replacement pump? As it look to be the direction I’m heading.

You can get kits on the bay to rebuild them this seller has good rep check his shop
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RANGE-RO...979084&hash=item4ad7fcb640:g:-h0AAOSw5CRc0tBf


or if you dont fancy rebuilding it yourself @kurtjohnson10 on here can normally supply you with a new one at good price.
 
If it sounds like a truck has someone removed the exhaust filter? Side of box at the back.
 
You can get kits on the bay to rebuild them this seller has good rep check his shop
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RANGE-RO...979084&hash=item4ad7fcb640:g:-h0AAOSw5CRc0tBf


or if you dont fancy rebuilding it yourself @kurtjohnson10 on here can normally supply you with a new one at good price.

I’ll do both, arthritis and white finger means I can’t do anything remotely ‘fiddely’ and replacing the various O rings definitely comes into that category
Though I’m surprised I’m having this particular problem, its only got 68K genuine miles on and according to the crack I shouldn’t be getting this problem until 100k+?
 
If it sounds like a truck has someone removed the exhaust filter? Side of box at the back.
Come again?
Just to be clear, in the field of electro mechanics, anybody anyone claiming I’m as thick as mince, would be doing a disservice to mince
 

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