Alcohol evaporator on AD-IS?

I don't know but last truck I had with alcohol evaporator was '87 L9000, it had no air dryer. Have not seen alcohol evaporator on a truck since. Possibly the 2 are not compatible.

 

I would just go with 2 evaporators and figure you will need more methanol in the fall and about the same amount over the winter.

 

Consider a bracket mounting both side by side or back to back and hang it near the dryer or near the tanks.
They can be refilled during your oil changes.

 

I would not think that there is a way without a lot of crazy plumbing due to the way the AD-IS works. You might could call Bendix hotline and see what they say. 50/50 chance you get someone that knows something.

 

If you have already changed the filter on the dryer before it got cold and you are still getting water out of the wet tank when you drain it, You will have to put a new filter on it, once you have dry air going to the wet air tank put on the evap. Can be put on lower part of your firewall at end of the steel flex part of the air line that changes to hard line and try to keep it running down like the line was?

 

I never thought I needed one. I pulled super B hopper throughout Saskatchewan. But every two years one of the trailers suspension wouldn’t air up and the TireMaxx inflation was on the same circuit.
I always just changed the brake spring valve, they would freeze up.
The last time I changed one out I noticed that water pools up in the bottom of the valve, no problem. But over time it gets deeper and eventually interferes with the valves operation.
So after all that I realized that an alcohol evaporator would have saved me all the trouble.