Airbag Primer

[BB501]

I am looking for guidance regarding front airbags in the coil springs. My 18K GVWR (I think it's a P32) 2002 Workhorse with 8.1 engine. I by chance checked both bags today. The RH side was 55 PSI the LH side 0 PSI. I serviced both to 60 PSI. The next day, and the next, the same thing. The LH side looses the air in about 5 minutes. I assume the LH side either has a hole in it or the line is leaking the air. What bothers me is the MH does not appear to lean or out of balance, and it rides great. This is not the way it should be if one bag is not inflated. I would appreciate your advice and thoughts.
Steve

[BB501]

I am looking for guidance regarding front airbags in the coil springs. My 18K GVWR (I think it's a P32) 2002 Workhorse with 8.1 engine. I by chance checked both bags today. The RH side was 55 PSI the LH side 0 PSI. I serviced both to 60 PSI. The next day, and the next, the same thing. The LH side looses the air in about 5 minutes. I assume the LH side either has a hole in it or the line is leaking the air. What bothers me is the MH does not appear to lean or out of balance, and it rides great. This is not the way it should be if one bag is not inflated. I would appreciate your advice and thoughts.
Steve

[max49]

Get a bowlof soapy water, air up the bag, take a paintbrush, etc and apply the soapy water. If it's like my leaky bags always did, it will leak right where the stem goes in the bag.
I had mine replaced under warranty; but while I was waiting for the bag to come in , I did this.
Take the clip off that is supposed to hold the stem in. Pull the stem out. Get a small radiator hose clamp and I put a little silicone on it and put it back in the bag and clamp it down. I don't even know if it helped or not but I put 'fix a flat' in it and aired it up to 85 psi. About a month later WH called and said the bag was in. I still had 85 psi in the bag but since it was under warranty , I got it replaced anyway. After the warranty runs out, if the bag leaks again , I'll probably do that again.
And you're right, I can't tell much difference whether I have air in the bag or not either.