How to find air leaks in the supply system

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How to find air leaks in the supply system

07-11-2010, 01:22 AM	#1
Ron Skeen Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Jefferson City, Tennessee Posts: 197	How to find air leaks in the supply system I need help in how to find leaks in the air supply system. I have been hunting leaks for the last 5 years. Are there any drawings to show how the air is plumbed in a 96? What tanks supply what components? Are there distrubution block for different areas? Any other plan of attack? I have sprayed with soap and water on all joints, fittings, and lines. Both tanks on the brake system maintain pressure for days. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks __________________ Ron & Jean Skeen 1996 Newell 45' #422 2004 Newell 45'8" #689 60 Series Detriot Yellow Dodge Truck

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