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Old 10-25-2015, 10:29 AM   #1
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Help! No air to brakes. Can't leave camp ground

I can't tell that my compressor is working. No air to brakes or air bakes. Parking brake engaged and I have no idea what to check. Any ideas?
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Do you see any air pressure at all? Try putting it on high idle and tap the brake pedal a few times. Could be just a stuck valve, especially if you have been sitting for a while in a humid climate.
When was the last time you replaced athe Air Dryer Filter?
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No air pressure at all. Have cycles jacks up and down and does no good. No idea if air dryer filters have been changed. Not in the 7 yrs I have owned it. Obviously I have missed this in my regular maintenance.
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No air pressure at all. Have cycles jacks up and down and does no good. No idea if air dryer filters have been changed. Not in the 7 yrs I have owned it. Obviously I have missed this in my regular maintenance.
Is there any way you can acquire a portable air compressor and plug it into the quick couple at the front end to try and pressure the system and find out we're the air is going?
If you don't find a big leak, it could be the compressor or the air governor that controls the air pressure.
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I don't think that will be possible today. I checked air dryer and there is nothing moving through discharge port. I may have to go home in the jeep tonight and find someone local and meet them here tomorrow.
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Old 10-25-2015, 11:11 AM   #6
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No air pressure at all. Have cycles jacks up and down and does no good. No idea if air dryer filters have been changed. Not in the 7 yrs I have owned it. Obviously I have missed this in my regular maintenance.

This is the first place to look. Winnebago liked to put the air dryer just behind the drive wheel on the curb side. Second place to look would be the air governor. Don't know where Winnie put those.


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Old 10-26-2015, 07:17 PM   #7
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Just an update. I Did the bypass of the air dryer today and air pressure came right up. Got it home and back in storage tonight and am ordering the kit to replace filters in the dryer. Thank you for the responses. Advice was spot on.
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