basement air pressure gauges in 2000 lxi

[John Suter]

Keep in mind the dash gauge is reading the available
air brake pressure, nothing more, nothing less. Not
to be confused with any other pressures: neither
suspension, toilet nor slide seals.

As a reminder, I have added a label to my dash gauge
to the affect that it represents only the air brakes.

John Suter


--- luckyron1 wrote:

> I'm in the process of setting up the replacement of
> my ailing 110 V
> auxilliary air compressor and re-discovered 2
> pressure gauges high up
> in the second storage comparment on the drivers
> side. These are just
> around the corner from where the aux air compressor
> is mounted to the
> floor. I figured out which one serves the aux air
> compressor and I
> note that the pressure reads 17 on the outside white
> ring on the gauge;
> and I also note that you can adjust the psi when the
> aux air compressor
> is running. My question on it is: what psi should
> it be set at?
>
> As for the other gauge, it reads 0 psi right now and
> this is while
> we're hooked up to shore power and neither the aux
> air compressor nor
> the 12 v toilet compressor are running. At the same
> time, I note that
> my engine compressor gauge (on the dash) reads 120
> psi. What does this
> other gauge serve and what should it be adjusted
> to??
>
> Thanks guys!
>
> Ron & Ruth about to head for Galveston in 2ooo lxi.
>
>
>
>
>


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