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Nov 22, 2025 | 08:45 AM

#21

TheZeroBeast

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Originally Posted by nashvegas

Well I just bought the other one ! Thank you,

(the end of mine is slightly stripped from the sand in Moab, and it doesnt tighten down. I actually really like the hose - unlike the ARB hoses etc, they do not fail, good component (other than the brass end threads wear down)

That's great!

Nov 24, 2025 | 06:59 AM

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Huwcil

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Originally Posted by TheZeroBeast

So today I went back to the dealer I purchased my used Defender, talked to sales person, which told me, the coil hose doesn't come with the car?? really? and then parts department told me, if I want to get the hose, I need to purchase the whole package with the compressor, they do not sell it seperatly, it just blew my mind and I got very angry and left.

They also told me to go and find one from after market stores!! wow. so now I need to find it, if anyone has any info or have done it, please let me know. Thanks guys.

The hose has standard air line fittings I believe, so one from Amazon or your local parts store will be fine. Just check that the vehicle end male and female fittings look to be of the same type, just in case LR use some non-standard type fitting.

Nov 25, 2025 | 06:27 PM

#23

foggy

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From: CO

I had to replace the fitting on the hose that connects to the compressor because the fitting locked up with me - wouldn't lock to the compressor. It was always tight, so I told the dealer about it. They said it was a common issue. The nipple from the compressor doesn't stick out far enough. They had to go to an auto parts store to get a coupling/extender to go behind the covering to the compressor. I bought a new $7 connector for the hose, and all is good.