Holiday Rambler brake dryer filter change

[hudtom]

I am new to this website, and was interested in it
when I saw a blog on the brake dryer filter. Now
that I've signed up, I can't seem to find it. Can
anyone help?? hudtom

PS I'm changing this filter myself, and just want
to be sure that I'm doing it right, as the blog
suggests.

[itdave]

Not sure what you searched for but here is one thread on the subject. Air filter removal technique. It may also help you get answers if you list the year and model of your coach.

[Steve Ownby]

Here is a file that may help.

[Snowman 1]

Ours failed a few years ago while we were luckily at Henderson's Lineup in Grants Pass. They pulled the entire housing out from under the coach and took it to a work bench. It took three guys 20 minutes to get the filter out, it was that tight and corroded. Doubt it had ever been serviced from the looks of it. There's no way that filter could have been removed from under the coach.

If you are set on doing this yourself this might be the best way to go if it doesn't unscrew easily.

[hudtom]

Thanks to all who responded to my brake dryer filter questions. It was all
helpful, and I feel ready to tackle the job now. I just joined the Monaco
group, and look forward to exchanging ideas with all of you. Thanks again,
Tom Hudson (hudtom)

[Snowman 1]

If you don't know when it's been last serviced, don't wait like we did. Even though we never got moisture out of the tanks, the filter was clogged up. When ours failed it caused a leak at the fitting big enough that the coach would not air up. I don't need to tell you what that means.