How long does it take your truck to leak down (Air)
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by staceydude, May 31, 2022.
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2019 Cornbinder LT. Down to 50 on a 10 hr break.
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Both trucks will still be 60-70LBS after sitting overnight
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Are you monitoring pressure with the trailer disconnected? 72hrs plus is probably as good as it’s going to get without dunking the truck in a lake and seeing where all the bubbles come out of lol.
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Trailer connected or not it used to bleed down quickly no matter what. I had also checked glad hands and all up and down trailer and I knew that wasn’t the issue. Trailer is solid and much easier to check.Another Canadian driver, Siinman, Dadetrucking305 and 2 others Thank this. -
2018 cascadia - several weeks if it's on level ground and no one is getting in or out. Secondary drops to about 70 psi, primary stays pretty much where ever it was.
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Bout 5 minutes
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I can leave my truck for a week and it's still 90+, and sometimes over night, empty... I dont chase it. My hair is thinning quick enough......
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