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My 99 Land Rover Disco II is sagging in the rear end. What will it take to fix it?

For the last 2 months its been riding fine but after being parked, the rear end would sag about 60% of the time. Now it is down even when driving and is bouncy as he!!. Does anyone know what part has gone bad and what I should expect to pay at my neighborhood mechanic?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    I am assuming you have the air suspension in the rear. What you need to do is go on Roversnorth.com, and order the air to coil spring replacement kit. Fairly straightforward install, get it done ASAP.

    Source(s): Owned a Series I Discovery- super truck.
  • 1 decade ago

    Probably something that has to do with the Air ride suspension. they use air bags to adjust ride heighth per different settings. probably leaky airline, or leaking bag. take it to a shop to have it professionally checked or you might be spending a lot of money throwing parts at it to try and fix it yourself.

  • You might need new shock or strut or new leaf spring

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    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    sounds like you need new shocks .you can replace them yourself if you look at the new ones its prety self explanitory

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