Air tanks question

SmallPackage · Jan 4, 2024

Primary system usually supplies more things on the truck then the secondary so some may take a little longer to fill.

Sixela918 · Jan 15, 2024

My 2017 freightliner is exactly the same way. After every 10hr break the air gauges are at 0psi. I did have an audible leak fixed along the left frame rail, but that didn't change it.

abyliks · Jan 16, 2024

Diesel Dave said: ↑

I don’t know why newbies always make an issue out of this. Long as you’re not leaking all your air out in an hour, don’t worry about it. In my case, I have a 2014 Pete, I will lose all my air over night, however, I’ll still have air in a 12 hour period.
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my 27 year old truck holds about 60 pounds over the weekend until i turn the key, all leaks, no matter air or fluid, irritate the ever living fck out of me

moose2517 · Feb 11, 2024

Diesel Dave said: ↑

I don’t know why newbies always make an issue out of this. Long as you’re not leaking all your air out in an hour, don’t worry about it. In my case, I have a 2014 Pete, I will lose all my air over night, however, I’ll still have air in a 12 hour period.
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Mine too, have to wait for air to build up everyday. No issues though

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