Hissing of air in front
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06-01-2007, 02:08
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Hissing of air in front
Bob, The 'spring brake' 'parking brake' that the valve control feed
a blatter that requires air to pull the brake shoe off the drum. park brake is passivly on and needs dynamic attention (compressed air) to release. if there is a hissing noise (like KenS TexasMike and Jim's post)it could be that the blatter is leaking and the air to release is constantly being pushed through the valve to try and maintain the release of the brake?????? Often when a brake release line or blatter is leaking you can hear air rush through this valve. the other possibility is ;the port in the valve that exhaust the air that was trapped holding the brake shoe off the drum is stuck open with debris. You may want to check that the air dryer is working as that could cause probs like stuck valves and ports. I would bench the hwh pump, and send it off to a good hydryloic shop. it is nothing more than a electric motor driven hydrolic pump much like the units that power lift gates on delivery trucks. Low battery use of any electric pump will eat up the motor ( bad grounds and undersized wire will do the same damage). when the motor gets compramised the failure is expotential and the battery requirement to run gets larger. the pump does not get hurt by a weak battery and or screwed up motor. I bet the e-motor is less than $300. to rebuild and the pump woud be less than $600. ( no need to rebuild unless the pump was the cause of e motor failure or slow run). GregoryO'Connor 94ptRomolandCa --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Birtles" > > Replace the valve about twenty dollars > Cant help with the pump > Stephen 77fc35 > > > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Lawrence" > > > > > Hi group, > > One of our PNW bird guys has a air hissing problem. It seems that when > > he pushes in the emergency valve, a black hose on the drivers side that > > hangs down hisses air. When the valve is pulled, the air leak stops. > > What can I tell him that might be the cause? > > He has an 87 PT40. > > Also he has been told his HWH pump is shot and will cost approx 4k to > > make a new one (per his conversation with HWH). Any other source for > > this? He wants to get new if possible. > > Thanks for your help. > > > > Bob Lawrence > > 84 PT36 > > Tacoma, Wa. > > > |
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Hissing of air in front - Bob Lawrence - 05-31-2007, 14:51
Hissing of air in front - Stephen Birtles - 05-31-2007, 14:55
Hissing of air in front - Ralph L. Fullenwider - 06-01-2007, 01:00
Hissing of air in front - Gregory OConnor - 06-01-2007 02:08
Hissing of air in front - Bob Lawrence - 06-01-2007, 14:44
Hissing of air in front - Bob Lawrence - 06-01-2007, 14:46
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