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Road Side Air Line Repair Howto


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I got mine at a simi truck repair shop ive seen ace hardware have some but in places that have a lot of farms. make sure you get the DOT approved ptc fittings with the middle collar.

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This is a great post, always wondered what to do if a line busted, I got a spare bag in the truck just in case something goes wrong, I will be sure to add these also. Thanks

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heater hose or some other cover for your air line as it runs along your frame and is exposed to road debri is always good and should be done by the installer of your system , but if not , this is a ABSOLUTE MUST .. good posting ...........i myself keep an exta valve , airline , connecters , and some loctite , you just never f-ckin know , cause if your body dropped like i am , you are up a creek with no paddle and the cops dont give a f-ck , they will tell the tow truck to do whatever to get your ass out of the road if your blocking trafffic ............

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big p ftmfw! theres nothing worse than having a blow out on a truck that lays frame. i used to keep one or 2 in my truck. and or atleast have soemone on call who can help you at any time.

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I'm a new guy here (And to air ride) and you may have saved my butt in the future, thank you for posting :D

Jack

1968 SWB Fleetside C10 on bags with 15" steelies.

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