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Old 08-17-2021, 08:37 PM   #1
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Air system air dryer

Newbie here with first of many questions. Trying to locate the air dryer to drain off any water on our 36SDS. I can't find the dryer or a drain anywhere. Appreciate any assistance any one can lend.
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Mine is in the right rear. They are automatic and there is no drain. These systems are not like regular air brake systems with 3 air tanks. We may have 1 storage tank but I have never drained. That’s cause we have an air dryer��������
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The air dryer should purge when the air system builds to approximately 120 psi and the governor kicks the air compressor into a bypass mode. You should hear a blast of air from the rear of the coach.
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