Mysterious P.S.I drop
Hey guys,
I have a problem, maybe someone can help me out? I searched countlessly for answers, but I can't seem to find the answer. Air sus. details: Air force struts and bags. Air force box management with viair compressor. SMC check valves Wedge type fittings My situation: When I air up to my drive height, which is usually about 2 finger gap between fenders and tires, my PSI will hold over night without any issues. That being said, when I try to roll at a LOWER P.S.I. (no finger gaps) my rears would gradually drop little by little and eventually drop to where im tucking my rims. I checked all air lines and fittings, there is absolutly no air leaks. My question is, how is it that my air holds over night at drive height, but dumps within 30minutes of driving at a lower PSI?? Are my struts blown? Is there another way air can leak besides fittings? Thanks in advance for any help! |
Manual or auto controls? If it's auto it may be trying to compensate for something whether it be pressure or height.
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i had a very similar problem and had to order a new SMC CHECK VALVE from bagriders.com for like 20$ and it fixed the problem.
my shop here was able to figure out it was the check valve by listening to it with a stethoscope and you could hear a faint sound of air leaking with it. i was very skeptical at first but after the 20$ valve was replaced the issue was fixed, soooooooo.... |
Originally Posted by sojah
(Post 9619708)
i had a very similar problem and had to order a new SMC CHECK VALVE from bagriders.com for like 20$ and it fixed the problem.
my shop here was able to figure out it was the check valve by listening to it with a stethoscope and you could hear a faint sound of air leaking with it. i was very skeptical at first but after the 20$ valve was replaced the issue was fixed, soooooooo.... Thanks again to those that inputted their opinions! you guys are the real M.V.P. |
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