LR023964 Air Suspension Compressor Pump Hitachi System #LR044360 LR015303 for 2005-2009 LR3 / 2010-2013 LR4 6 Pins Connecto

REGULAR PRICE: £137.98

• Air Suspension Compressor Pump OEM Part Number: LR023964; LR015303; LR044360; LR045251; LR061663; LR072537; YWB500220. This Pump only fits Hitachi System.
• This Air Suspension Compressor Pump Replacement For: 2006 – 2013 Lan-d Ro-ver Ra-nge Ro-ver Sport, 2005 – 2009 La-nd Rov-er LR3, 2010 – 2013 La-nd Ro-ver LR4. Hitachi air suspension compressor fitted from VIN: Dis-covery 3/LR3 – 5A000360 to 9A513325; Dis-covery 4/LR4 – AA513326 to CA638964; Ran-ge Ro-ver Sport – 5A900302 to 9A215622. Please note: This fits for Hitach Version System with 6 Plugs, NOT the Updated AMK Style Compressor Pump.
• Function: Air Compressors provide air to the integral components of your vehicles air ride suspension, keeping air springs and air shocks inflated to a necessary height based on your carrying load, towing and passengers. A properly working air suspension will keep your vehicles ride a smoother, more enjoyable one, and help with vehicle stability, braking and fuel economy.
• Common symptoms of a Bad Air Suspension Compressor Pump: 1. Vehicle riding lower than normal; 2. Abnormal noises during operation; 3. The compressor will not come on. If these problems occur in your car, you should replace it in time.
• All our accessories are professionally tested at the factory. Please make sure the project is suitable for your model. Or feel free to contact us for help.

Product Description

What is Air Suspension Compressor?

Air Compressors provide air to the integral components of your vehicle’s air ride suspension, keeping air springs and air shocks inflated to a necessary height based on your carrying load, towing and passengers. A properly working air suspension will keep your vehicle’s ride a smoother, more enjoyable one, and help with vehicle stability, braking and fuel economy.

When Need to Replace Air Suspension Compressor Pump?

The main reason a compressor fails is due to being overworked and burning out.Usually, when it is having a problem, a few symptoms will be produced that can alert driver of a potential issue that should be serviced: vehicle riding lower than normal; abnormal noises during operation such as excessively loud clicking, whining, or grinding; the compressor won’t come on. If you have these problems on your vehicle’s suspension, please inspect if the vehicle needs an air suspension compressor replacement.

Compatible with the Following Vehicles:

2005-2009 LR3 / Discovery 3 V8 4.4L

2005-2009 LR3 / Discovery 3 V6 4.0L

2010-2013 LR4 / Discovery 4 V8 5.0L

2006-2013 Range Rover Sport

2006-2013 Range Rover Sport Supercharged

NOTE: Does NOT fit the L322 / VOGUE Models. Only suitable for non AMK modified vehicles.

Hitachi air suspension compressor fitted from VIN:

Discovery 3/LR3 – 5A000360 to 9A513325

Discovery 4/LR4 – AA513326 to CA638964

Range Rover Sport – 5A900302 to 9A215622

OEM Part Numbers:

• LR023964
• LR015303
• LR044360
• LR045251
• LR061663
• LR072537
• YWB500220

How to Replace an Air Suspension Air Compressor:

Part 1 of 2: Removing the air suspension air compressor from the vehicle.

Step 1: Turn the ignition switch to the ON position.

Step 2: Release the air pressure. Using the scan tool, open the vent valve and relieve all of the air pressure from the air lines.

After the air lines have been depressurized, close the vent valve. You do not have to deflate the air springs.

Step 3: Turn the ignition switch to the OFF position.

Step 4: Disconnect the air line from the compressor dryer. The air line is attached to the air compressor using a push-to-connect fitting.

Press and hold the quick disconnect lock ring down (noted by the red circle above), then pull the plastic air line out from the air dryer.

Step 5: Disconnect the electrical connector. Automotive electrical connectors similar to the one shown have a positive lock on them that keeps the connector halves solidly attached to each other. Some lock release tabs require a slight pulling movement to separate the connector halves while other lock release tabs require you to press them to release the lock.

Locate the lock release tab on your connector. Depress the tab and pull the two halves of the connector apart.

Some connectors fit together very snug, so some extra force may be required to separate them.

Step 6: Remove the compressor. Air compressors are held to the vehicle by three or four bolts. Using the necessary size socket and ratchet, remove the bracket bolts that secure the air compressor to the vehicle, then remove the air compressor and bracket assembly from the vehicle.

Part 2 of 2: Installation of replacement air compressor into the vehicle

Step 1: Install the air compressor and bracket assembly into the vehicle. Place the air compressor into its designated location and insert the retaining bolts through the bracket assembly and into the hold-down fasteners in the vehicle.

Step 2: Reconnect the electrical connector to the compressor. The connector has an alignment key or a specific shape that prevents the connector from being improperly connected.

Step 3: Install the air line into the air dryer. Insert the white plastic air line into the push-to-connect fitting on the air dryer until it bottoms out. Gently pull on the air line to ensure that it is firmly engaged into the compressor.