Air Bag System

[Alex Smith]

Thanks Richard, I tried the same. And it doen't make sense unless this is just
the way it works. All this information helps.
Alex

Richard Hayden wrote:
That happened with our '81FC and it had something to do with the
cruise control. I'm sorry I don't have any of the particulars as those were in
the days when we were taking the bird to the BB bus shop for repairs. However,
it also went down in front first even after the audible leak was fixed. As I
recall though the part that produces vacuum for the cruise control was
defective. I found where the air was venting and plugged it but that didn't
work. Does that make sense?

Good luck.
Dick Hayden - '87 PT 38 - Lake Stevens, WA

----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Smith
To: wanderlodgeforum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 5:02 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Air Bag System

Is it normal to hear air escaping from system?

Under the coach, driver's side, just behind the front bumper, is an air fitting
that continually leaks air. I have tried plugging this off but the air bags
didn't fill properly so I removed the plug.

If I shut the engine off and don't purge the air, the front bags leak down in
30-45 min but rear stays up. This just doesn't seem normal.

I'm taking the coach in Monday for some other work. Would appreciate any
information on what to tell the shop folks as they are not really familiar with
BB systems.

Thanks!
Alex Smith
82FC35
Tallahassee

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