It's 9.20 AM here and it's already 90 deg so I think I'll give it a miss today. It's going to be a lot cooler tomorrow. Just outside Melbourne, where you get four seasons in one day.
Impossible to find air leak
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Ozdriver, Feb 8, 2017.
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You don't happen to have a Cummins ISX do you?
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Did you check the spring brake chambers? When brakes released listen very carefully at the hole.
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Have you checked the exhaust ports on your relay valves, foot treadle valve, trailer spike, retarder handle and park control valves? All those valves should have air supplied to them anytime the truck is aired up. Did you check your glad hands at back of truck for air leakage?
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I pulled my instrument cluster out to change some bulbs and in the process, disturbed the air lines for the gauges (push in kind). It would leak all the air out in a couple hours just from those two tiny fittings.
I replaced them with the regular compression fittings, as I do all of the quick connect fittings that leak.Ozdriver and daf105paccar Thank this. -
Done all of that!
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Done that. It's got brand new brake chambers on it as well. It was leaking air before I put them on.
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What about the pressure gauges in the dash itself? Air accessory switches on the dash not leaking?
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