I had the bus over a pit to get the clutch rebuilt.
While under the bus it was obvious (loud) there was alot of air leaking from the right rear drive/tag tire area.
I have tried to check this out before with the bus on the ground but was convinced it was the governor bleeding off extra air.
I will get under there this week to spray and feel around to see where it is coming from. I did have the airbags replaced about 2 years ago and am hoping there isnt a problem with them.
Any advice is appreciated.
Quote from: Dlsnow on April 01, 2017, 02:22:14 AM...Any advice is appreciated.
If a WAIG is "any advice", IMLE DOT plastic pipe can get abraded and that's pretty common, a big source of problems is connectors and the spot where the DOT pipe joins them -- these are a big source of leaks and are sort of "non-specific". The other big issue spot is components; you could have a valve or brake can, basically, anything with fittings and seals and working parts. Also, bags not installed correctly can rub against something and be damaged.
Your original post was correct -- about all you can do get under there (SAFELY) and listen and spray.
Just some thoughts, HIH, BH NC USA