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Ronmar

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Question. Has anyone ever hooked an air compressor up to your truck before, without the engine running? So, I have had the cab tilted fwd for over a week, been working on the engine area. Well, I made a quick disconnect air chuck an attached it to the front air supply. Because I wanted to lower the cab. Slowly the pressure started coming up on the tanks. But I started finding small air leaks. the fwd port air brake bladder is leaking air. there are some small black hoses that leak air, and the cab air ride has a small leak also. Is it because air tanks are filling up slower or do I have an actual concern hear?
You have leaks, fix them. Speed of fill makes no difference. You just couldn't hear them over the engine before:)

did you add air thru the front red glad-hand? If so, be careful, that also releases the park brakes, so chock the wheels…
 

Joseph A.

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You have leaks, fix them. Speed of fill makes no difference. You just couldn't hear them over the engine before:)

did you add air thru the front red glad-hand? If so, be careful, that also releases the park brakes, so chock the wheels…
Did not use the red side. Wheel chocks are now on the list, thank you for that.
 
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