If there is any more than a little oil in the dryer replace your compressor. It's on its way. Easy to do and shouldn't be to expensive.
Bendix AD-9 dump valve seems to get stuck on.
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Antonovich, May 11, 2019.
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Just replace Airdryer and cartridge, go from there . Its cheaper to replace the whole unit in most cases .
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I know it's not right but this works. Go to Lowes and in the plumbing section get a package of universal O-rings $2.00. Spray a little oil on them before installing
I keep an extra package in the truck.Intothesunset Thanks this. -
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Antonovich Thanks this.
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So, an interesting development. I drove about 70 miles and it was fine. When I got to another truck stop and shut down for a bit, it was still doing fine. But when truck cooled down and I started it up again, the valve got stuck open again.
Anyway, I paid a Love's mechanic $40 to do a bypass. When I make some money, I'll buy a new compressor and replace both. For now just gonna have to remember to drain the tanks daily.Intothesunset Thanks this. -
I forgot to ask, what engine do you have?
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Cat C15
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The oil could be a sign that the compressor is worn out and needs replaced or rebuilt but it can also be a sign that the drier cartridge hasn't been changed in forever. Put the new dryer on and run it a week or so and then investigate.Intothesunset Thanks this. -
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