Dopey
Well-Known Member
Make sure your next one is Dunlop, them Chinesium ones are po-po
Make sure your next one is Dunlop, them Chinesium ones are po-po
Tenebreaux
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Just ordered one from LR Parts.net. Cheapest price I could find for a genuine Dunlop. £125 plus vat. Shipping wasn't extortionate either.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Rebuild the goosed one as a spare.
tomcat59alan
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RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
If you were that knackered you wouldn’t be capable of house renovations 
You have missed quite few holidays this year though Al. Have some making up to do when all this is over
You have missed quite few holidays this year though Al. Have some making up to do when all this is over
Tenebreaux
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Gonna go with old and knackered. Was a second hand one to start with. I've had a year out of it.
Just put it on the Schraders to get me to work for the week.
tomcat59alan
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Your not kidding,mate I think Ryanair would have gone out of business without my money.If you were that knackered you wouldn’t be capable of house renovations
You have missed quite few holidays this year though Al. Have some making up to do when all this is over
. Should have been away on the 28th but had to move it to January. They say you can move the flights for free any extras you cannot do they find ways of getting more money out of you. Rant over,lie down in a dark room.
brianp38dse
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I have been having a play with those compressors, i have got the motor back together but not tested yet, the German ones i think are goosed as the cylinder bores are misshapen.
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
The Dunlop ones are the Chinesium units!!
The OEM supplier for the P38 was the modified Thomas 315..
Make sure ya get one without the silver bit
Dopey
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The Dunlop ones are the Chinesium units!!
The OEM supplier for the P38 was the modified Thomas 315..
Make sure ya get one without the silver bit
You know what I mean the ones with no Quality Control
Enthusiastman
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Brand new OEM Dunlop ones on ebay buddy for about £150. No brainer.
Enthusiastman
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Well i waved good bye to mine today as she piggy backed off in to the sunset on a tow truck to the RR specialists. Fingers crossed they will be able to put her right and at least i might get some sleep now as not had any sleep for weeks with worrying about my Rangie.
Dopey
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Yea they didn't last that long.... I went through 3 of them in a short time, but just kept the bits thinking they might be interchangeable (China) via German engineering
Dopey
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Yea a bit like waving goodbye to someone you love who's on the Titanic and you're thinking, lucky sod going to America first class... bet they have a cracking time....
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
A better bet would be a rebuilt one off of Ebay, my Dunlop one lasted 4 months, rattled like hell too!
Tenebreaux
Well-Known Member
You're not filling me with confidence here, 'enry.A better bet would be a rebuilt one off of Ebay, my Dunlop one lasted 4 months, rattled like hell too!
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
Dunlop units have quite the reputation!
I bought my current compressor off a chap on Ebay called "original_Landyair" he fully recons them https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RANGE-RO...302319?hash=item3fd872326f:g:Yb4AAOSwBahVGZBQ
Far better than this crap!
Enthusiastman
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I wish mate. LOL
Enthusiastman
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How often if at all should those filters be changed on the EAS pumps????
