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Old 10-25-2005, 06:46 AM   #1
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At the homecoming rally the Cummins rep mentioned a new/different governor for the ISL engine with higher minimum pressure, which would be better suited to inflate our tires. Has anybody found the part number for the new unit? I think it is a Bendix part. I will be visiting Coach Care next week and will ask then if nobody has pursued it yet.

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At the homecoming rally the Cummins rep mentioned a new/different governor for the ISL engine with higher minimum pressure, which would be better suited to inflate our tires. Has anybody found the part number for the new unit? I think it is a Bendix part. I will be visiting Coach Care next week and will ask then if nobody has pursued it yet.

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Old 10-27-2005, 07:42 AM   #3
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On the new coaches w/the 400hp engine, the air cycles up to 130#, then bleeds down to 110-115 as air is used, then back up to 130.
Try the OEM parts unit @ WRV.
I just appropriated a coupla lengths of 8" pvc pipe & glue-on end caps for assembling an air reservoir. I'll put a check valve in the air line to the chuck, then a tee 'tween the chk-valve & chuch w/a new line to the new air can under the floor @ the sofa (got 10" of headroom that isn't used for anything else, aft of the manual winch for closing the sofa slide). Two lengths of 32" next to frame rail & 36" next to slide pocket give about 15 gallons of 130# dried & filtered air. I'll drill/tap the pipe thru the end cap collar. Gotta find the pressure rating on SDR35 sewer pipe to see if it needs reinforcing.
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