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This question will show you …
How clueless I am …
In a prior post, I indicated that I am having problems with my aux compressor.
I unplugged it from power to avoid it burning out from running constantly.
This morning, I had to move the bus and was wondering whether I needed to plug the compressor back in.
While I pondered this question, I started the bus.
Right away, I noticed the aux gauge moving up from zero and my pocket doors worked again, instantly.
So … my question is, if the bus air pressurizes the aux system, why then do I need the aux compressor?
A simple mind needs to know … 🙂
Ronald
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1 Reply
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It provides air when the engine is not running.
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