Air Ride Seat Cap

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Indigojones47, Dec 8, 2019.

  1. Indigojones47

    Indigojones47 Bobtail Member

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    I’m removing the seat in my 14’ Cascadia to make room for a fridge but I can’t figure out how to Cap my air line AFTER the seat is removed. Any advice is welcomed
     

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  3. wore out

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    Trace line back thru the floor find where the fitting comes out of the tank. Remove fitting install plug. That is the proper way. Bend it over and wrap a zip tie around it is the fast easy way
     
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  4. Saltyoldone

    Saltyoldone Light Load Member

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    Throw a quick connect from Home Depot on there then you have the option of connecting an air hose later if desired.
     
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  5. loudtom

    loudtom Road Train Member

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  6. HoneyBadger67

    HoneyBadger67 Road Train Member

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    Just cap it with a compression fitting and a plug.
     
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  7. lester

    lester Midwest's #1 Feed Hauler

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    Short piece of hose and a screw with some silicone
     
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  8. HoneyBadger67

    HoneyBadger67 Road Train Member

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    I tried that...the silicone kept blowing out of the hole.....


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  9. SteveScott

    SteveScott Road Train Member

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    An old rusty pair of vice grips and some duct tape otta do it.
     
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  10. Dino soar

    Dino soar Road Train Member

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    Any half-decently well-stocked hydraulic shop will be able to give you a fitting for the line and a plug.
     
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  11. Rideandrepair

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    I would just make a shorter loop with what you have. Tuck it out of sight, protected. That way it’s there ready to be used in the future, or put back to original.
     
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