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Old 02-08-2016, 05:46 PM   #1
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Looking for Schematic (PDF) Of Air Lines On XC

I have a rapid air leak in my XC Chassis and tomorrow is going to be a good day to look for the leaks... FYI Brakes are fine I do not loose air until I shut down.....

I am armed with a bottle of 1/2 and 1/2 Dawn to spray and look for bubbles, and a flash light of course.....

Thanks LeeB...

It is only effecting Air Bags, I understand that ALL chassie's lose air on shut down but mine seems to lose air faster then normal.....

Please do not lecture, Thanks Again
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Have you called 1-800-FTL-HELP to see if they have anything like that available?
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Old 02-08-2016, 06:19 PM   #3
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Have you called 1-800-FTL-HELP to see if they have anything like that available?
I did call them but it was for a different question......

I'll try and call them tomorrow.......
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Go to this and the third or so post down is a pdf of it. Air bag air lines are blue
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f26/air-s...ram-82610.html
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Thanks ya'll I got what I needed..................

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Thanks ya'll I got what I needed from several sources......

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Brother's motorhome had that issue as well as when going down road would lose air ride turned out a valve with release setup had gone bad was up behind left front wheel couldn't find a correct replacement so built one and added way to put air to coach or use as port for tools as well. Nice to have air tools at times and not have to drag long hoses from back to front
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Let us know what you find
Well I got one from FL and another one from a fellow poster and I studied them both, but once I got under there everything was in my way ....

So I started spraying everything that looked like a air line with zero success not one bubble.... (I know the mixture was good with the soap and water)

So now I am back to square one, It was suggested I look under the dash at the gauges etc....... I will do that but right now it is not high on the to do list, It just bugs me.....

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Can you hear it?
No........ Wish I could....
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I had 6 air leaks and not one of them could be heard. I found them using a 50/50 mix of water and bubble solution used for kids bubble making.
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Might take a look at the exhaust brake valve, probably up above the rear differential?
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