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Completed this today, thanks for the great DIY thread!
Thanks, John
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Have to complete this job this weekend. Looks very easy but still reading for any additional notes.
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Anyone have a source for the least expensive OEM air pump? I recently replaced both bags as my truck was leaning to one side each morning. Now, the truck is evenly down in the rear each morning and pump is horribly loud. Time for a new pump.
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BMW part cheaper and shipped. |
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Thanks to everyone, and specifically the OP, for providing such excellent info. I did both in under an hour. The new bags from Arnott have pre-installed fittings, so all you have to do is slide the line into the fitting, pull gently to make sure their set, and thaz-it!
Very easy job for even the most junior mechanic. You can do it! |
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