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ally
 


Member Since: 05 Jun 2005
Location: York
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2005 Discovery 3 TDV6 SE Auto Zambezi SilverDiscovery 3
Is my compressor on its way out?

Noticed this morning my D3 leaning to the left(when looked at from rear) quite a bit, however the left hand side wheels weren't on my drive but in the grass next to it(to allow another car to park along side). There was no evidence of the ground sinking below the wheels. More alarminly the suspension takes forever to reach off road height, needs a few attempts and about 2-3000rpm.  
Post #259232nd Nov 2005 11:24 am
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The compressor is electric - revs won't make any difference to the performance. Have a listen and see if it is working noisily or excessively - stick your ear inside the rear nearside wheel arch.  
Post #259242nd Nov 2005 11:25 am
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oh dear... Discovery 3 tdv6 7 seat Buckingham Blue
Had it since new - sold Jun 17 after 12 years and 214,000 miles  
Post #259272nd Nov 2005 11:32 am
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Re: Is my compressor on its way out?

ally wrote:
Noticed this morning my D3 leaning to the left(when looked at from rear) quite a bit, however the left hand side wheels weren't on my drive but in the grass next to it(to allow another car to park along side). There was no evidence of the ground sinking below the wheels. More alarminly the suspension takes forever to reach off road height, needs a few attempts and about 2-3000rpm.


I think most D3's seem to lean to the left (TFC... NOOO !) when viewed from the rear. Mine does especially in the morning.

Seems to correct itself after being started up. Noticed this on most D3's I've seen parked too.

Not sure if its a trait of the car or not...  
Post #259492nd Nov 2005 1:22 pm
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