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Old 05-13-2015, 08:02 AM   #15
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still have a slower leak now

Well I spoke to soon, 2 days later the air had leaked down in the air bags. Now I'm wondering where it's going. I soaped everything while I was under there and found no bubbles. I have decent hearing and I can't hear any thing either. Could the air be leaking back thru the compressor valves?
Guess I'll slide back under there and squirt some more soapy water
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Before the new air dryer and new plumbing the front air bags would leak down overnight and no air in either tank. Now after the repairs it took 3 1/2 days before the front airbags dropped @2". But both tanks still held @105lbs of air, down from 120. The truck shop did say there were 2 minor air leaks left but really nothing to get excited about. Not sure you can get any system 100% air tight, at least from my truck driving friends, they tell me I should be good to go.
Now cleaning the roof and doing a little caulking, still have the ball joints to clean and wrap then buff out the coach and wax....maybe someday I can go camping.
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