Inoperative air step
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01-16-2008, 16:38
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Inoperative air step
When the step is extended, there is a pin that gets extended if you
flip the step master switch (on the dash or in the stepwell). This pen Locks the step in the extended position to keep it from moving when air pressure is lost. When the step retracts, it relys on air pressure to keep it retracted. If your step will not stay retracted, then you either have a switch, relay, or air problem. If the step trys to retract, then the relay might be doing its job and commanding the retraction. However, if it does not fully retract or it fully retracts but does not stay forcefully retracted, I would think you have an air pressure problem or an air cylinder problem. Just be careful in having a head or hand around the step when activating. It has some power and could do some damage. Glenn Allen 1986 PT-40 Marietta, GA --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Kevin McKeown" wrote: > Also, if someone can possibly help me troubleshoot...the step extends > when airing up the BB, but I can not make it retract... it will not > retract in a locked position...it just kind of flops. Any help??? > > Also, are the aux water pumps still available (the one that helps the > coolant flow to the front heaters...my circuit breaker keeps > breaking/resetting). > > Thanks.... > > Kevin McKeown > Yorba Linda, CA > 1986 38' PT > |
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Inoperative air step - Kevin McKeown - 01-16-2008, 13:28
Inoperative air step - Ralph L. Fullenwider - 01-16-2008, 13:48
Inoperative air step - Glenn Allen - 01-16-2008 16:38
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