here's a long yellow 359 I've spotted in Louisiana..the truck had Texas plates on it and had a 379 sleeper on it... Great feeling seeing a classic still out there...if I was him I'd put the original sleeper on and looks like it had a bigger sleeper at one point
Another issue..my 359
I have no air pressure and no brakes all of a sudden..weird..I haven't diagnose the issues yet..I'm guessing a rotted airline..hope not compressor or..I brought a governor so far and next I'll see in if its pumping air..then I'll know...
Anyone Know or seen this truck?? Yellow 359
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Dexterr, Nov 21, 2016.
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Truck won't build up air.. Seats won't go up nor air bags along with brakes released
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What you drive a Pete and put air in your seat.. that's a first . lol
KB3MMX, okiedokie, Dave_in_AZ and 9 others Thank this. -
Plumb up shop air to tank and fill system. Listen for the leaks.
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We just bought this one. Working on rats nests of wiring to get it going for the DOT inspection. Will be hauling grain. Bought the trailer also.
John
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I agree plum shop air to it. If you can hold yoyr thumb over the hot line fitting with the motor running then you have compressor trouble. Possibility it just needs an unloader kit
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]Connected airline to main tank and still no luck now replaced governor no luck so time to get down to business
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