Hey Guys,
Been spraying soapy water and listening with a section of garden hose (lol) for air leaks but can’t find any.
What would cause the truck to lose air FAST until 60 psi, then lose air slowly? Both Trailer and Parking knobs pulled out.
1999 Freightliner Century 12.7 S60
Thanks for any help!
Fast air leak to 60 psi, then slow
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by RepoweredRookie, Apr 25, 2023.
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How fast is fast?
Small vacuum or fuel line might pick the sound up better. Something like 3/8 or 5/16RepoweredRookie Thanks this. -
Check the purge valve on the bottom of the air dryerRepoweredRookie, D.Tibbitt and silverspur Thank this.
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The hose from compressor to Air Dryer?
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About 5-6 psi an hour. I will try a smaller tube or buy stethoscope from HF.
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5-6 psi per HOUR is not FAST. And may be somewhat hard to find.
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Thanks guys, I didn’t even think about those lones. I will definitely go over the dryer and lines today. Thanks for the ideas!
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Air bags on cab or suspension.. they don’t get suppled air around 60psi . Do you have deflated bags in the morning??
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As the bags inflate, it changes the spot where the leak is.RepoweredRookie, Bean Jr., Ffx95 and 2 others Thank this.
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5-6 is really nothing to worry about.
I once drove a brand new FL and new flatbed trailer.
The truck still lost air.RepoweredRookie and Big Road Skateboard Thank this.
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