ways to bleed the air suspension tank?
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Add a water trap between the tank and the compressor. This is minimize the moisture getting in your tank, but will not completely eliminate it. I have a drain valve, but cannot access it, so I still take out the tank once a year (even with a water trap).
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Get a trap it works better than anything .
I drain it every 2 weeks for 5 seconds.
The tank every 3 months but it never gets moisture since i regularly dump the trap .
I drain it every 2 weeks for 5 seconds.
The tank every 3 months but it never gets moisture since i regularly dump the trap .
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Brilliant! hah thats what im thinking.. use it as a bleeder or use it to dust off stuff!!
when u drain for 5 secs is it hard to reconnect the plug?? especially with all that air rushing out?
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No disconnecting anything when dumping the trap I have from IR .
It is a **** on the bottom of the trap where the water collects.
You turn the **** and it blows out the moisture collected with some air then you tighten it back up by hand. Real quick and easy.
You need to get one that is rated at 150-200 lbs max for air suspension in a car.\
About $20
It is a **** on the bottom of the trap where the water collects.
You turn the **** and it blows out the moisture collected with some air then you tighten it back up by hand. Real quick and easy.
You need to get one that is rated at 150-200 lbs max for air suspension in a car.\
About $20
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Remember, the water settles on the bottom. If you are planning to add a hose/line, make sure it's from the lowest point of the tank. Anything higher and you will just bleed out air and not the water.
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No disconnecting anything when dumping the trap I have from IR .
It is a **** on the bottom of the trap where the water collects.
You turn the **** and it blows out the moisture collected with some air then you tighten it back up by hand. Real quick and easy.
You need to get one that is rated at 150-200 lbs max for air suspension in a car.\
About $20
It is a **** on the bottom of the trap where the water collects.
You turn the **** and it blows out the moisture collected with some air then you tighten it back up by hand. Real quick and easy.
You need to get one that is rated at 150-200 lbs max for air suspension in a car.\
About $20