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Generator air bags/fittings.
Trying to dig in and see why the air compressor kicks in every 15 minutes for about 30 seconds I dug into the back of the generator bay. It’s a tiny access panel and the pressure regulator and associated fittings are on the back wall. I reduced the air pressure to 0 and the air compressor now only kicks in every 30-40 minutes so I know a small portion of the leaks are either hear or at the air bags. Any suggestions as to how to go about testing this area would be appreciated. I know, water, soap bubbles, but what if I see bubbles? How can you access this without pulling the coach over a pit and coming in from the underside? Also, the genset is not on a slide so what’s the best way to deal with any leaks that might be in the the air bags/connections on the back side? I can’t even see them!
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I’ve put a arrow on your photo to ID a check valve in system.
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You could identify the leaking line/airbag by plugging off the other three and checking each line. I would soap up all the fittings and air bags.
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