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Cottrell 11-06-2012 03:22 PM

Compressor control
 
Does anyone know if the EAS system just cuts power to the compressor once the psi is reached or does it use another method. I would really like to know because I am tired of the OEM compressor it's slow, expensive, and unreliable.

04duxlr 11-06-2012 05:17 PM

Here's some info on the cmpressor operation: Range Rover Air Compressor Replacement

There is a pressure switch on the valve block that turns the compressor on at 120 psi and off at 150 psi. You can switch to another compressor and many have done so but the stock unit is a rugged pump. The problem is that most out there now are old and tired. I doubt any replacement compressor will last 120,000+ miles. A new OEM compressor is not cheap and your pump may be too used up to rebuild but if you go with a cheaper aftermarket unit you will probably go through a few of them if you hang on to this vehicle.

Cottrell 11-07-2012 06:38 PM

Yes, I also read that the aftermarket pumps are not as hardy that is why I am going with a slightly more expensive, but much tougher pump 100% duty cycle 0-145psi in 2min 45sec.

Rovin4life 11-07-2012 08:30 PM

did you check for leaks?

04duxlr 11-08-2012 08:41 AM


Originally Posted by Cottrell (Post 355747)
Yes, I also read that the aftermarket pumps are not as hardy that is why I am going with a slightly more expensive, but much tougher pump 100% duty cycle 0-145psi in 2min 45sec.

The Rover EAS needs to get to 150 psi before the pressure valve shuts off the compressor. Also, is the quoted time to pressure for the internal tank on the compressor or have you figured this out for the system in the Rover? The EAS tank is pretty big.

Cottrell 11-08-2012 02:17 PM

Well I read in the RAVE that the tank is a 3 gallon I believe (dont hold me to that). Also I had to be sure so here is the stats on the new comp.
Performance Data
PSI CFM A BAR LPM A
0 1.76 10 0 50.0 10
10 1.66 12 1.0 46.0 13
20 1.59 14 2.0 43.0 14
30 1.52 15 3.0 40.5 17
40 1.45 16 4.0 38.5 18
50 1.41 17 5.0 35.5 19
60 1.34 18 6.0 33.0 19
70 1.27 18 7.0 31.5 19
80 1.20 19 8.0 29.5 20
90 1.16 19 9.0 27.0 20
100 1.13 19 10.0 25.0 19
110 1.06 20 11.0 23.0 19
120 1.02 20 12.0 20.5 19
130 0.95 20 13.0 18.0 18
140 0.92 19 14.0 15.5 18
150 0.85 19
160 0.81 19
170 0.74 19
180 0.70 19
190 0.63 18
200 0.56 18 *Supply Voltage: 13.8 Volts
Fill Rates
2.5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 2 Min. 29 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 57 Sec.
0 to 200 PSI 5 Min. 02 Sec.
165 to 200 PSI 1 Min. 23 Sec.
Rovin4life, yes i did check for leaks, and had them o'ring kit is on the way so is the compressor rebuild kit. I guess I will just rebuild and sell.


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