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  1. simp5782

    I think my air compressor is cycling to much.

    Pull the line at the compressor and rig your shop air into it to fill the truck there so you can better hear with the truck off. You may have super good hearing but you aren't going to hear an air leak with that rackety cat running unless it's a big leak Also tap a gauge into the ctis port...
  2. simp5782

    I think my air compressor is cycling to much.

    Compressor is seeing the wet tank pressure for its cut In and cut out pressure your other tanks are not leaking but your wet tank is leaking down causing the pressure to continue to cycle on. Your check valves on the other tanks are doing their job by not allowing back flow to the wet tank...
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