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clean out air tanks
10-12-2006, 13:19
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clean out air tanks
Gardner,

On the 78 FC I had, the same stuff came out of my wet tank too. I
put on spring-loaded valves with cables that ran out to the outer
edge of the bus for easy access. It wasn't long before the goop was
gone and only a mist came out when draining. Spring-loaded valves
were about $8.00ea from the big truck shop. If you put them on,
save the old valves in case the spring valves ever fail.

David Hollis 84FC35 Springfield,IL


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Gardner Yeaw"
wrote:
>
> I tried to purge the water out of my air tanks today for the
first
> time. The wet tank put out a thick, slow stream of gooey glop for
> about 15 minutes. I would guess a quart or so came out. It flowed
slow
> so I guess I will need to have a few sessions to get all it out.
>
> So with all that stuff in there I would like to flush out the
tanks
> and lines and check the brake units, etc. What should I use to do
> this? I expect I will need to drop the tanks to do it right.
>
> Anyone been through this out there?
>
> Gardner
> 78FC33
>
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Messages In This Thread
clean out air tanks - Gardner Yeaw - 10-12-2006, 12:12
clean out air tanks - M.L. Perkinson - 10-12-2006, 12:52
clean out air tanks - dthollis1961 - 10-12-2006 13:19
clean out air tanks - Gardner Yeaw - 10-12-2006, 14:14



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