Air leaking from front when brakes applied

[gregory O]

easier to find leaks with wet or soapy wet fingers.

careful poking around under the front end, tugging on air lines unless you have
the front end blocked up. also remember the front steps are air
retracted/extended and propmted to extend automatically when the air is depleted
to ?a set psi.

When I crawl under my bus, I look to drop a block or something under a solid
frame support as a landing spot for the falling truck, I usually don't block it
up, but always find a larger than me obstacle for it to fall on. Working on the
steps I put a block of wood in the mechanics (between the pivots) while it was
extended.

Greg
94ptca


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "ppotter14950" wrote:
>
> Hi there
>
> Today while finishing up Air Force One supplemental braking install for towed
vehicle, had engine off and when applied brakes to test Air Force One and while
pedal was depressed there was a constant air leak up front around the left front
area, but could not find it. Any suggestions on where it might be, will work on
taking front driver side panel open and looking in there, but it is so tight in
there and i dont know what i am looking for so any suggestions would be
appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul & Debbie Potter
> 87PT40 - Hotel California II
> Hesperia CA
>