Tractor/ trailer over night lose of air?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by feldsforever, Dec 24, 2019.
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TruTrack™ Ultrasonic Leak Detector | Robinair
I have this one. Not cheap, think I paid over $500 a few years ago.
I can find any air leak in under 20 minutes using it.
Even ones I can’t hear, once I lock in on the location, it makes it sound like you cut the valve stem off a tire.Dino soar, Cabinover101, pavrom and 1 other person Thank this. -
When I went thru class. They did not even mention them. I do know a little bit, .bit just basically how they work.
Merry christmass every one. I will read over the responses tommrow. It is now 3 am and I got 4 hours till I get home.
Thank you for all of ypur replys
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Well, here's one for the books. I lost air in my truck all the time and could never find it then a mechanic told me something to try. I backed my truck down a boat launching ramp and found my leak in 2 minutes.
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That works for air lines to ?
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You also ruined your rear ends if you didn't immediately drain and flush them.roshea Thanks this.
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No, ran over 10 years with no problems. Sold the truck and it's still in service today.
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Then you made up that story. Which I initially first thought till I remembered watching a guy wash his car with buckets he filled in the gulf.
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I was under impression that you ordered this option when you was building your truck for the whole week with the sales person .
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Look for my comment #7 here. I fix all my leaks. It’s not hard.
Going hunting for air leaks need advicefeldsforever Thanks this.
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