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ridewell air suspension system. - bluebird3208 - 08-01-2006 15:00
After replacing the Forward heigth control valve, I took a good look
at all the air componets hidden in the frame of a 82 FC. There is a
check valve and back pressure regulator on the cross seciton near the
air dryer. This is the part tht appears to prevent air usagae of all
aplinaces including the air bags if the pressure goes below 65 psi.
On the forward cross member where the height control valve is located,
there is one of the three air supension dump valves ( the other two
are at the cross member behind the rear air bags.) on the passengers
side of the cross member. Looking along the cross member toward the
drivers side is a tee with the suspension dump sender for the light on
the dash. Next dead center is a module above the Height control valve
that I have no idea what it is for. Then comming around the corner
and heading forward on the main frame drivers side is another small
module that I have no idea what it is for. Then forwad of that ther is
a larger module that I have no idea what it is for. Lots of fun. Does
anyone out there have the superior knowledge to name the modules and
their purpose. I feal like I am on a game show.
Jim Hutchings
82 just like new 35RB
Yorba Linda, CA
ridewell air suspension system. - Jeff Miller - 08-01-2006 15:10
Without knowing just what you're looking at, I'd have to guess it is
the parking brake valve, the proportioning valve, and the R-12 relay
valve for the front brakes.
- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bluebird3208"
wrote:
>
> After replacing the Forward heigth control valve, I took a good look
> at all the air componets hidden in the frame of a 82 FC. There is a
> check valve and back pressure regulator on the cross seciton near
the
> air dryer. This is the part tht appears to prevent air usagae of all
> aplinaces including the air bags if the pressure goes below 65 psi.
> On the forward cross member where the height control valve is
located,
> there is one of the three air supension dump valves ( the other two
> are at the cross member behind the rear air bags.) on the passengers
> side of the cross member. Looking along the cross member toward the
> drivers side is a tee with the suspension dump sender for the light
on
> the dash. Next dead center is a module above the Height control
valve
> that I have no idea what it is for. Then comming around the corner
> and heading forward on the main frame drivers side is another small
> module that I have no idea what it is for. Then forwad of that ther
is
> a larger module that I have no idea what it is for. Lots of fun.
Does
> anyone out there have the superior knowledge to name the modules and
> their purpose. I feal like I am on a game show.
>
> Jim Hutchings
> 82 just like new 35RB
> Yorba Linda, CA
>
ridewell air suspension system. - Curt Sprenger - 08-01-2006 15:21
Jim,
You going to attend the October rally in Buellton?
Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif.
bluebird3208 wrote:
> After replacing the Forward heigth control valve, I took a good look
> at all the air componets hidden in the frame of a 82 FC. There is a
> check valve and back pressure regulator on the cross seciton near the
> air dryer. This is the part tht appears to prevent air usagae of all
> aplinaces including the air bags if the pressure goes below 65 psi.
> On the forward cross member where the height control valve is located,
> there is one of the three air supension dump valves ( the other two
> are at the cross member behind the rear air bags.) on the passengers
> side of the cross member. Looking along the cross member toward the
> drivers side is a tee with the suspension dump sender for the light on
> the dash. Next dead center is a module above the Height control valve
> that I have no idea what it is for. Then comming around the corner
> and heading forward on the main frame drivers side is another small
> module that I have no idea what it is for. Then forwad of that ther is
> a larger module that I have no idea what it is for. Lots of fun. Does
> anyone out there have the superior knowledge to name the modules and
> their purpose. I feal like I am on a game show.
>
> Jim Hutchings
> 82 just like new 35RB
> Yorba Linda, CA
>
>