basement air pressure gauges in 2000 lxi

[g_man1146]

Hi Ron,
On my '99 there are guages for both the 120VAC compressor which is
tied into the engine air auxillary tank and the 12VDC toilet (and
slide too?) compressor with its own little tank. My regulator is set
a little higher on the 120VAC so the 12VDC won't start if you have
shore power or when aired up by the engine. The two are separated
with check valves.

Rich D. '99LXi43' CT



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "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.
>