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thanks anyway for the effort....i have to look further for one….the 5 ton airpack, is it not the same as the 2 1/2 ton ?

however….the big spring, should it be there ? accidently i came up with a rebuild kit for the short style airpack and there i've seen is a large spring included but i'm not sure about the size of that one...so now i'm wondering if the long style airpack should have a spring inside there ...

thanks, no problem, still 2 more chances [thumbzup]

thank you sir, with the spring (if in fairly god condition ) i would be already very happy[thumbzup]

piston rod almost done, did take apart the piston rod , cleaned and put back together with new seal, now waiting for the honing tool to give the cilinder where the piston is sitting a nice and smooth inner wall again, meanwhile i will clean out the airlines on the truck...when draining the air...

? hi sir, did you found a good spring ?

thanks, can you see if this is the right setup ? the only parts i'm not so sure off is the cup where the springs are sitting in and the rubber seal in front of it, because when turning the housing everything just slided out....offcourse…aua

yes, i've been thinking too about that, maybe a regular air pressure water separator will do some ….?

like the large spring on the piston ? do you have a good one for sale ?

thanks, much better looking ?? wow than yours must have been really bad. Do you know if there is air on both sides of the big piston or only air on the end and brake fluid on the other side ? i also put the seal (the one that looks like a rectangular shaped textile rope) on the big piston rod...

only getting worse, wat a discovery, the large spring came out broken in half, but my question is now if one of the 2 long springs included in the repair kit should replace the big one….one of the 2 should go in on the side were is the brake light sensor....somebody knows if the other long one...

finaly started to overhaul the brake system on my m275, no wonder that it wasn't working …. and checked the brake fluid, or what's left of it...in has a transparant color, and mixes with water so most likely it's DOT3 (when water added and after a bit shaking it is getting a milky color)