how Long does it take to air up tp 100psi on a 15 degree morning? Bendix Bleed diaphragm hung up, after 5 mins it closed and operated properly but it sure took a while to air up. Truck not hooked to a trailer.
How long should it take to build air pressure in cold temps?
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Bank79, Feb 11, 2021.
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It has an electric heater where it exhausts. It took that long for it to warm up.
A trick to keep it from happening again.
When you park and shut down for the day, pump the brakes to get the compressor to activate. Then maybe ten psi before it cuts out, shut the truck off. Then the purge valve will be closed for the night.blairandgretchen, RockinChair, BoxCarKidd and 3 others Thank this. -
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This is a great idea!
It took just under 30 minutes at idle to reach 110 PSI, others On here have these same
Experiences?
I think with wind chill it was probably zero degrees out
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-41C here in Saskatchewan this morning.
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guess won’t be happening again after taking this guys adviceblairandgretchen and Bank79 Thank this. -
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Guys,..if you know your going from a hot to a cold region, before it gets to cold outside, stop and drain your air tanks.
By removing the moisture out of the tanks early, it will help keep everything from freezing up.joey8686 Thanks this. -
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