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Is there anything in the -10TM? Did you shut off the trailer air supply valve.

I would go with a radiator pressure/leakdown test.

Where is your pyrometer tip?

Go up a hill.

http://www.truckpartswarehouseonline.com/product/AIRBRAKES/BWA104689.html

After looking it up,It looks like a whole assembly is required. http://www.parttarget.com/4820-01-114-7539_4820011147539_102837.html I'd try the Bendix part numbers for a replacement.

Have you looked at the parts technical manual, then googled the part number?

A bit of personal trial and error may be needed for your use(to "perfect" the guessing game of manual control). There is a difference between starting and optimal starting.

Also, a controller continues to energize them after it has started. This is called after glow. It helps.

Yes, somewhat. If your engine temp is around 150 or higher, you should not need them at all. Outside temp below freezing, maybe go more seconds. All this also depends on which GPs your using, what battery voltage you supply and your engine condition. A working controller card is my preference.

You should not be exceeding 15 lbs of boost. More will definitely over temp. Also, once you think you have it set where you like it, if you load the truck or drive up a big long hill, it will be too high in that case. The fuel rate is load dependent and will vary. 10-12 psi is pretty safe...

Did it shift properly before it was hauled?

12 seconds.

Try reading the manual?

The bulb has dual fillaments for redundancy. They are a one curcuit bulb. Take it out and you'll see it has one contact, not two

This should be covered in the -20TM.

There is a bolthead under the alternator. Loosen it.

Most likely to fail after a tire change on it's first inflation.

Better determine if your GP relay is correct before proceeding.(isolated ground) Better be sure it still gets power on the small red wire when the key is on. If so, then eliminate the homemade wiring and proceed with a pushbutton connected to the light blue wire and ground(as prescribed)...

You may only have a burnt fusible link, if we're lucky!