Air Suspension Will Not Inflate

[dspithaler@...]

Thanks Bob That's good to know on the air valve in the front I'll check
that out on mine to see if that is the way it works. Mine are Clippard
valves. There is a place I can get them in Pittsburgh.
Don
89 SP 36'
Butler, PA

We do indeed have a triangle as I actually live in Bethel Park which
is 10 miles south of Pittsburgh. My coach can often be found at
Beaverun race course in Beaver (of course) as we race both cars and
karts (grandchildren)k
The suspension finally came up. I called Glen Rogers and he advised,
after it was warm enough to discount the frozen air line, to check
the "Allen Air Valve" in the front under the windshield. #4 is the
valve that controls the suspension dump and, contrary to what you
might expect, the application of air is what keeps the coach down??
In order to let it come up the little yellow Allen air valve must
expel air and -- up it comes. Glen said they had been replacing them
frequently lately. I just wiggled the lines and mine expelled air
and presto, up it came.
Thanks to Glen I am on the road again. I sure do miss Benny though.
What a waste of knowledge.
Bob Criss
1990 SP36
Bethel Park, PA

--- In _WanderlodgeForum@WanderlodgeFWan_
(mailto:WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com) , dspithaler@., dsp
>
>
> Juergen I guess we have a triangle of SP's in this area.
89 90 & 91
> Butler Beaver & Pittsburgh & I haven't done anything about my
air bags
> yet.
> Don
> 89 SP 36'
> Butler, PA
>
> I had that happen to me once. Took several tries with suspension
dump
> switch. I got it finally up enough to get to the BB place on Route
8 in Mars, and
> they fond the front leveling valve was about shot with dirt and
corrosion.
> Where






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