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Is there no cure for stupid?
Well, yesterday, I found out what it means that you cannot cure stupid. I have been having problems with the aux air not holding air and the California air compressor not kicking in.
When I checked it, the compressor showed full pressure and when I opened the drain valve, it did release air and moisture. The compressor then started to recharge the tank.
BUT, I did not get air into the house …
In my mind, something and somewhere was blocking the air flow.
So … in pursuit of the blockage, I removed the compressor and in order to get to the hoses and filters, I had to remove the box behind the front bumper. It was not difficult but it took some time.
So … I figured … first, I have to put the compressor back on line to be able to search for the problem.
That is when I noticed that there are 2 pressure gauges on the compressor.
The one I have been staring at all the time showing full pressure.
And the other one, kind of hidden on the back of the compressor and not easy to see without moving the compressor around inside the box…
That gauge showed Zero pressure.
When I opened that valve … low and behold … I heard air filling the hoses.
Woo Hoo.
Aux air back and working.
My conclusion is that I must have tried to adjust the air pressure and I inadvertently turned that 2nd stage down to zero.
Well, good thing that I am heading to ETLC in a couple of weeks. It should prevent me from causing more harm.
🙂
Cheers,
Ronald
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