leaning coach and air problems
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01-16-2006, 00:32
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leaning coach and air problems
Some of you remember the problems I had with a leaning coach while up in
Washington DC two years ago; first I replaced the air governor on the Bendix compressor (twice); and then the compressor itself. David the guy that helped me said he could not believe 1) the complicity of the air system Blue Bird put in 2) the amount of copper tubing used. A leaning coach could very well be the height adjuster, however, a stopped up "pilot control valve" (which was the fault on mine) will give you the same symptoms I believe. Each height adjuster has a pilot control valve in line with it I believe. When I took mine apart they (having taken two apart)were incredibly filthy inside( sand, grit, oil residue, and gunk). The good news is, they probably do not need replacing necessarily, whereas they come completely apart, and if the diaphragm is intact, everything else can be cleaned up with brake cleaner, including the felt breather/filter. I have a complete schematic for my air system, and even with it, it is a nightmare to trace things under neath. But each time I do it gets easier. Good luck with it. Tom Meservey, USN (Ret) '81FC33' Charleston AFB SC [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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